Denfield High School - Oracle Yearbook (Duluth, MN)

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1941 volume:

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On the shore dimly seen thro the masts of the deep Where the foe s haughty host rn dread sulence reposes What us that whnch the breeze o er the towernng steep As It frtfully blows half conceals, half duscIoses9 Now It catches the gleam of the mornxng s fnrst beam ln full glory reflected now shnnes on the stream Tus the star Spangled banner oh long may It wave O'er the land of the free and the home of the brave Ard where as th t band who so vauntlngly swore That the havoc of war and the battle s confusuon A home and a country should leave us no more? Theur blood has washed out theur four footsteps pollutuon No refuge could s ve the hlrellng and slave From the terror of flrght or the gloom of the grave And the star spangled banner In truumph doth wawc O er the land of the free and the home of the brave Oh thus be It ever when freemen shall stand Between theur loved homes and the war s desolation, Blest wrth vlct ry and peace, may the heav n rescued land Prause the power that hath made and preserved us a natnon' Then conquer we must when our cause It IS lust And thus be our motto 'ln Cod rs our trust' And the star spangled banner In trlumph shall wave O er the land of the free and the home of the brave Francrs Saou Key gf O 5 ' V 3 iii 5 -, f, , Q ld cz -gp l , . P , . . . Z IQEWUIQD . . A small democracy within a large democratic nation could be a good definition for Denfeld l-ligh School and its community. To develop our capacity to the highest and to secure liberty and freedom are two points of the American Dream which have been acquired by pupils of this school for years. The students are given the opportunity to join organizations in which they are interested and are able to do well ln this way they can show their fellow students teachers and community what they are capable of doing and make a better name for themselves Safety in the classrooms halls and out of doors is stressed by clubs of the school lust as the various departments of the city and nation do their part in keeping the population of the country free from hazards and accidents. Stage skits, pertaining to courtesy, are presented to the student body at various times. This is just another means of improving the qualities of the pupils and making them better American citizens Being victorious in our struggle for indepen- dence has given us Americans this liberty and free dom which we are so grateful for and proud of When we pledge allegiance to our flag of red and white stripes and white stars on a blue blackground we can be filled with gratitude and ioy to be able to l e in this great and free country of ours America ,ff ff' , , - - iv ' ' . 0 .ii 'll 5 LF' ' .-f A ,i b g l 4-fl S 7-Owefi O6 icVLOLUl8a9Z CUNTENTS . . ln+roduchon Classes Organlzahons Dramahcs A+l1le+ics Fea'rures Au+ographs Adminis+ra'rion agfm ez! ,, z ADMINISTIQATIUN , Tv.: ' fx.. ' amefs 7-641102, fzincipal 'K M. It IS most pleaslng to have worked with your class these three years and to have found such a hugh clvuc level supported by so many worthwhile vusnons actnons and accomplishments whuch denote that thus class wall do nts part IH working on problems vutal to the success of society Berhe Frazee A ttendance Recorder og ce gf 55 Cooperatnng wuth the pupils and faculty and guiding the affaurs and actnvntles of the school are only two of the many dutues of the four mem bers of the capable outer otfuce staff Irene Mlodzlk Secret ry to the prxncupal Mlnnle Hillman Bernuce Wolfoff Stenographer Offnce Assustant I l Q D zz mac, gag atom The sound working philosophy by which you have lived during the past three years should carry you far in life's work. May you not be disappointed in its application to your individual problems. ,MJ On this commencement day resolve to continue the splendid principles your class has exem plitied in your school remember ing we judge ourselves by what we feel capable of doing while others judge us by what we have already done H4140 GMSZM, 0111458 07. its IIA' - . . - , -an YV Q' ldella Bradley Verna Cunningham Louis McKenna William McNeIis Florence Nylander Ph. B. B. S. B. E. Ii. S. li. S. linivvi'sity of lihi1':ii.5ii lmliziiri State 'l'e-:whr-i's Ciilli-uv fii1pi'l'iivi'Stxili-'l'v1Li'll4-INllullvvv St. Nl:ii'y's Vmillvyv liiiivvi'-ity ul' Nliliiis-sutzi M. A. M. .X. lliiivvrsilv nt' C'uliii':imlii lliliimliizi l,'iiivvi'sity ommeicial The first impression that registers upon the mind as one enters the typing rooms is a combinaf tion of the clock of typewriters and the incessant buzz of voices. Besides fulfilling their daily assignments, many of the students are given extra jobs to be done for the faculty, Under the guidance of well informed teachers, pupils of the commercial department are not only trained but are being prepared for what may be their future occupation. Ability to mem- orize, concentrate, and be neat are all necessities which are expected of students of this department in order for them to succeed. Each day employers of business officials and large concerns call for men and women with ability to do typing and shorthand. Those taking this course in high school have not wasted their time, for they are prepared to take on the responsibility of a job and proceed on their journey of business. Peter Olthoff Lucie Souba Herbert Spencer Miles Sutton lt. S. li, .-X. ll. E, l'h. li. luwzi Stull- 'I'v:ii'l'n-rs r'iiIli-uv Uliivvrsity ul' llfliiiiivsiitii Nl'liiln-wzitiil' Slnti- 'l'v:it-lie-rs l'iilli-iw l,liiix'n-rsity nl' C'hi1':ii1i Nl. .-X. Nl. A. N1ii'tliw+-stvrii University lfliivi-rsity nf Chic':iu'n Nl. Ili. Iliwzi Suite- 'feziche-rs Colleen- 2'- 'lr' Tennyson's 'il am a part of all that l have met is a well known quotation to both students and teachers of the English deparment. Besides supplying three years of English grammar, composition, and literature this school offers many substitutions. For those students interested in journalism there are courses in newswriting and creative writing. Students who are dramatically inclined may take play production and learn how to plan and build stages and arrange and paint settings tor plays. For a more extensive background in this depart- ment world literature was another elective subject Marjorie Rldclle Aurora Mattson 1 X1 ni 1 hu Gertrude LaMonfagne ull in Q Callle Merritt B A ITIHVQI :tx of Vlinmsoti 10 Oliver Wilber B. E. ilpvriul' Suite 'l'e:u'l1t-i's full:-Ln M. A. ll nivvi-sity nt' Mir-l1ig':i ii Helen Lee Bennett iiuii 0 Minnesotl nw-1 x of 'Vlmmsc Clarence Rosvall B E ui 1 e xt ul Lenore K Snodgrass Simpson lull tix i NV: imisln 89191 S11 Margaret Elder li. S. Nl rthu 1-stern Un ivi-rsilv Thomas Blewett B. A. Yankton Collegi- M. A. University of Coloruilu The true University of these days is a collection of books. -Carlyle. Being divided into two divisions, the library is headed by two teachers. Miss Flora Fischer is the faculty adviser for the counseling nook which was established to give guidance to students in future vocations. An annual counseling week is held by this division and cadets assist Miss Fischer in distributing books, pam- phlets, and folders containing information on suggested vocations. As the main librarian, Miss Helen Bennett also has cadets under her advisership with Miss Hazel Hansen as her assistant. Besides containing books of fiction, non- fiction, and reference, the library also supplies the stu- dents with magazines for both study and pleasure. . . . Depczfzfmenf Philana Capston B. A. University of North llziltiitzi Margaret Gatxweiler Ph. B. University of Chivngo M. A. Columhin University Belle Kaake BZ University Minnesotzi il' M U lf K I l ly I . af L ,wf ,Q . . any l 'A -ew. 5 .. l' l. i. 13 Hazel Edwardh Abby Gregory H, A. X li fillllillllt' UIiIX'l'l'illX' Rm'klmml C ll 1. M. A, N1 'X 11 vw- f'll 'A Ui it' flllx x Nliddlc-lxuxg 41 my , ., , 33 -qi 62141468 A man who ns ugnorant ot torergn languages ns ug orant of has own Goethe of-I x' Besldes learning the proper usage and commanding Rolfe von Goff, walde,-na, I a torengn language students IH the Swedish Norwegran K WB Nw, ,: MW Nl German French and Latin classes garn an appreciation of the contrubutuons gaven by these representatuve countrnes to Our society 01448 COVIOWHCS We may llve without friends we may llve wnthout books but cuvlllzed man cannot lrve wnthout cooks Bulwar Lytton Ot all the arts the world has known perhaps the greatest IS cooking Nothlng rs more satus tying at the end of a hard day than a good meal cooked and served with skull that only practnce develops Through the ages even before the arts ot science and archntecture were perfected sewing played a part unequal to any other un the lnves ot the people Sewmg Indeed s 'lie ld? noble sclence GI! Bernice Brenneman Bernefta Seipel ' mbiwl ' 'x .- 14 'zf epaifmenf 'Uv Q0- Genevleve Bancroft Nellne Smlth Y 'm-fxQJotuQfQ5vwcNlQ- 7241, M True art ns the rcvcrest :mutation ot Cod Edwards Nations fall famed men arc forgotten bu true art wall luye on It ns stam ed lndelnbly on the munds and hearts of thc human race and though time flues by It strll remarns sngnutynng the existence of crvlllzatlon Lute wlthout It would be colorless people wrthout It dead It the background ot nature and the preser Q I vatlve of our posterity V -3-kqefrrif MH' NN? yin' P554 lVlus1c as well sand to be the speech ot angels Carlyle Beautuful music IS an everlasting source of contentment o the human being u ls the cr g hu d o ep soothes the tired Workman at the close of clay It can even uslc charm the wuldest anumal Its harmonues and melodaes clwnce out incl capture the mnncl and emotuons of the passer by lt knows no one country or people but all countries and people thc unlyersal lwnguage musuc MW- we Nan Rund A ll Lloyd Swarfley l X George Parnsh x '1 11 'xml l N201 5 xi-fVXJ'Q.l1 'r Uk 4 ' A fn' In K 9 ffl K' r 1 i kv 1 rim ff' 5.5 5 lf. 'QQ F 'V 4 s W. 4' 3' H, S, li. S. in .Xll lizlm-:ttlm x f lfltiu-rsitj nf Nlirxrwstutgt l'1xlu-rsllyul' Nlinl'--kutzt ' c ' f . .A I 1 Nl I A L Y A 7 3 t . ' . ' p . . . J X . . . , . . . N P , -F I, is . A' ,ff 5 Z . A , , is ' f, K - 'P I . wr A if X ' .Uv r I fl - K, '1 A ,std M H li t '.ltII yincltslegit - L 3 ' . L C I ' . ' i . . AN. nl- l L , . -..W X ir' NKTWQEQ5, lil-I L llz':nlu:utv in l'vxlvlir' S lx I Nlvxslr' Fl 1-ntlun, N ltlm xx:-stt-V11 Svhuul nf N111 .L H. Ulwf-l' lnwax Nl. .X. i Stntf' lf! i 'vl 4lt3' nf l l'. ,M l'tIslu'u'l1 Lui'-'sltx V B Carl Rolla Louise Hall Beatrice Larson Marne Salfwlck Iulla Selpel IX X uml n CleVlCe Sclencc surpasses the old miracles of myth ology Emerson ln thus Increasingly scuentufac world of ours one cannot understand current events wnthout some knowledge of scnence With plenty of time left over for ordunary human affanrs a snngle rnnnd can acqulre wlth lnttle duffnculty a faur knowledge of the whole fneld of scuence Many of the greatest advancements of the future wall take place nn this field Every graduating student must complete atleast one year of one of the sciences offered These an clude chemxstry the science that treats of the com posutuon of substances and of the transformatlons which they undergo physucs that branch of sclence closely related to mechanlcs heat electrucuty lrght and sound physiology the study of the functnons of the organs of the human body and biology the study of plant and annmal organusms Yes undeed Science IS organnzed knowledge fi' tae Flora Fischer li. 5. Urlivi-l'sil5' of Miliui-sutzi Ethel McHugh H Helen Thompson blnxpso .'l. .-X. Unix 'ffx' sity of l' l 1':4 :ri Ol lcv, LW W r ' -A law .M , A pa. JL W 1 L , ' t Z ,yi Betty Pedyff A 7 l ILHIC, Q lfululh htzxtv li-uvlli-rs lull:-:U Helen Thwaites Ph. ll. Univiwsity of l'l1ii':Auo M. A, Volumliizi Univ:-rsity Robert Van Kleek X li, H, x Simvriilr Slate 'll-:i1'l1m'S Volli-gi. ocial gcience i'lVlen love to wonder. and that is the seed of our science --Emerson, Included in the social science department are sociology and history, which tell how man has def veloped through the years and how he has and will solve his many problems. Ancient, European, and American history are offered by this department, the latter being the only compulsory one. Economf ics makes clear to the students how the finances of the country are handled and how the changes in the value of money affect the economic cycle. IT Leona Thomey Ellen Malin B. S. M. A. University of Minnesota Columbia University S maihemaiics lf a man's vvit be wandering, let him study the mathe- matics -Bacon. This is very true in addition to the fact that the study of math forms the mechanics for our modern civiliza- tion advancement. To form the basis for one of rnan's great- est tools, Denfeld offers first, second, and third year algebra: plane and solid geometry: and trigonometry as the final touch. From these courses the mind may be turned toward further cultivation to give the student extensive command over an ever-increasing technical world. Dorothy Grubb Anderson Unluislts of Minnesota Hazel Twomley Uiixvvrsity of lllinm. M. A. University of Iowa Frank Puglisi University of Minnesota ,X Walter Hunting B. A. ? Lziwrerme College p xlsicai gducafion I take the true definition of exercise to be labor with- out weariness -johnson. Proper care must be given to the body as well as to the mind to insure a long, healthy, and happy life. Courses for boys and girls teach skill, confidence, and poise for sport and health. Exercise, temperance, fresh air, and needful rest are the best of all physicians. ls in anua . l . g ,,., ,lai . V,.,V,- - y . I is Gifs ,Vt'-E TT Q Q ,,,.,, 51 if l A 135.4 S ' I ' W -: I Henry Sullivan is Edwin Fray George Campaigne Earl Peterson Imlustrizil Trziininu Head of Manual Arts B. S. B. S. University of Minnesnt: Stout Institute anual Gifs It has been said that A man's best friends are his ten fingers , but they are useless without the coordination of a quick, clear mind to direct them in the correct occu- pation, This has been the practice of the regular manual arts department for many years. The two-year Smith-Hughes courses in electricity, pattern making, foundry, machine shop. mechanical and architectural drawing have been established to prepare the student's foundation for his life's work. ln addition the Smith-Hughes boys have organized the Denfeld Tradesmen Club to give themselves social advancement. lfi Walter Aune A B. s.- buiut Institute Henry Austin B. S. lfnivorsity of Minnes Sidney Skinner B. S. Stout Institlite Walton Wellisch B. S. University of Minnt-sol ,QW nf -wed' 2 Q A sg fl-fi ' k bv x 'IP Q s 'Q I w Uwe Point is--- ww ' 'Sf Y 1:5 A M 5 rmfffiiwff- N.. ' ' -4, w wf, P 'N . 141 . . A mk.,, X , in New Hqmpsh rr 2 Now boy?-N C1 wks Third lidpivzugib S ' 2 Hard at web k PGH? TQIWIXYSSKZ IZ '-f .- gf - .5 129 1 .W1 QA3Q3sQ,, .. '5 3 ff -g',,k:fQ.zg gtg! ' ' , 30,3 4- , ,v ga -.v . ,,, ' ,iw Q V 31 1 , ff- , 'L'y 2Q ' ,- 3 554 S 1,1 r ' F ifqp' 1 ,Sita 1 f ' Q 1 A .f f, . 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The fall of 38 saw the class enter Denfeld as sophomores The hustle and bustle in the halls the hugeness of the building the efficiency of the faculty and the dignity of the other students all combined to bewilder the members of the class The first few months were difficult but under the guidance of Mr Spencer all the obstacles were overcome Through orientation meetings the class members were assisted in making out three year courses Ray Grafstrom Connie Lundquist and Yvonne Mork were the representatives elected by us There were social hours conducted to instruct us an ballroom etiquette so that when our party rally was held on April Zl we were able to present ourselves as first class citizens --5, 'QI ,u-'..,,.-,pv ' Our second term whuch started nn September ot 59 was an even more successful perrod than the previous one The able advice of lvllss Edwardh audcd us ID becomlng a great democracy Our new rncumbents were Rolland Wlck Bonnie Grover Cordon Peplnnsku and Emmet l-lughes ln he Case of the Laughlng Dwarf some ot our more ardent thesplans gave thelr all for the sake ot the class This bafflnng drama under the dlrectlon of lVlr Thomas Blewett and the Inauguration ball for our elder statesmen the seniors were among our m ny noteworthy undertaklngs The third and detunltely last term the one of -lO ell was a complete and crownnng one Our caucuses were presnded over by Larry Thorp Bonnie Crovcr Clltt Naslund and Audrey Nelson and s pcrvrsed by M ss Brenneman and Mass Thomey These otlnce holders have the unlque drstlnctnon ot being the vuctors In the tlrst cuty hugh school votlng machine el ctnon A venture such as thus ns truly Dues Collectors Property and Furmture Make up Publicity Play Reading Program and Posters Costume in line with our idea of national government and should play a great part in forming a group ot true Americans This year saw a great change in the world about us Life suddenly became more serious as we saw some of our clas mates being called into military and nav'il training But we who are left behind knew that we too could play a part in our country s preparedness program and so we carried Three Cornered Moon which was a success on Broadway made a favorable impression on the throngs which packed the Denfeld auditorium on the night of April 4, l94l. Although this depres- sion story was classed as a comedy, it had its serious moments and these only made it seem more true to lite. On the 23rd of lvlay we, the retiring one- third of the l-louse, were teted by the junior diplo- mats at the annual junior-senior prom. We did no work tor this event in accordance with our seign- iority rights. T'- AALAND, LEE A. Secretary 0 atmy 2, 3, 4: Gym Leader ' 3 Girl Cl b ll 2: Blackfriars 2: Cri Typist 3: Ten Cent Concert -l. Always smiling, always gay, Lee keeps cheery all the day. Pyiamid 4: Class Play Com- mittee 3: Dues Collector 3. quiet lass, not shy nor bold, And never to anyone is she cold. 3. ANDERSON, ALICE E. Beauty Operator Girls' Club Ll, il, 4: Pep Clnli ' s' u 2, 4: Vo ey 2, 3, 4: Blziukfriars Ili Cnr- nivnl 11. 3: Office Cadet Usher 2, 3, 4: Mile nf Pennies This friendly, smiling little miss ls one that we shall greatly miss. ANDERSON, BEATRICYE v. ANDERSON, BETTY M. Air Hostess Buyer ' S Club 3- ff? Hull Guard Girls' Club 2, 3, -1: Girls' Club 3 4 Counsellnlf Cadet 43 Carnival 2- 3, 4: Hall Cadet fl: 4: Pep Club 3. Dues Collector 4: Otfive Cash-t Cheerful, smiling, kind and true, She is one who never is blue. ANDERSON, CHARLES Architect Boys' Union 2, il, 4: Hi-Y 25 in Airplane Club 75. -l. Cheerful, carefree all the day NO matter if at work or play. ANDERSON, DONALD F. Accountant Boys' Union 2. fl. 4: Hi-Y 2. Don is a quiet lad, as we all know, And his bashfulness makes his face glow, -a+ '11 i Q and linys' Union 'k Tl. -l: Avintinn 1 -1 g 1- . 1 C ' -.-Q --- . X O Don is the kind we like to meet ln the halls or on the street. ' 1 Z A Q' f ANDERSON, DONALD E. . V l ' . Aviation Llulr O, -l. ANDERSON, IRENE B. Pi-p Club 2: Girls' l'luli 2, Il, 4. Laughing and gay, lrene goes on her way. ANDERSON, IOHN Railroad Football 4: Cap and Gown Committee 4: Intramural Sports Mzuinlzer Ci, 4: Hi-Y 2, il. 4: Hi-Y Cabinet 4: Boys' Union 2. Zi, 4 : Intramural I-'ont.li:ill. lhiske-tliiill il. 4. A friendly, pleasant, quiet sort. Not too tall, and not too short. 26 ANDERSON, EILEEN D. Stenographer Girls' Club 2, Il, 4: Blnckfriars Ili Pep Clnb 2, Il. 4: Carnivnl 1. ll. 4: Hall Cadet 2: Usher Il. 4' Ten Cent Cnni-er! 4: lrom Cnnimittee Il: Criterion ltvl'I'r'- sentntive 4: Mile nf Pennies Il This happy-go-lucky smiling miss Possesses a virtue of friend- liness. ANDERSON, IEAN L. Commercial Artist Girls' Club 4: Gym C':ulet. 4. Charming smile and quiet ways Prove that true simplicity pays. ANDERSON, LEONARD Hi-Y 2: Boys' Union 2, 3, -1. A quiet and friendly chap is he, With a very good personality. ASKELSON, IOAN Girls' Club 2, 73, 4: Camera Club 3: Blackfrizirs 3: Tech- nique Club Il: Pep Club 25, 4: Pyramid 4: Criterion 2. 21: Oracle 4: Carnival 33, 4. This smiling and studious maid Has won in all the games she's played. ANDERSON, MILDRED L. Stenographer Gills Llub 3. 4. Smiling, laughing and ready for ANDERSON, MARLYN Social Worker Girls' Club 3, 4: Girls' Club Cabinet 4: Hall Cadet 2. 3: Usher 2, 3: Pep Club 2, 3. 4: Girls' Club Carnival 3, 4: Ulfire Cadet 4: Sr. Glee Club 4. For a friend that's kind and loyal too, lvlarlyn is the one for you. ANDERSON ROBERT CHARLES Engineering Boys' Union 11, 3. 4: Football 2. Here's a lad we all like well, fun, And to everyone he acts She is really a friend to just swell. everyone. ANDERSON, RUBY ANDERSON, RUSSELL Sfenogfapher Boys' Union 2. 3. 4: Hi-Y 2, I Girls' Club 2, :: 4: Usher 2. He's rather quiet, but a very A quiet and demure miss is she, No sweeter person can you see. ANDERSON, SHIRLEY M. Nurse Girls' Club 2, Sl, 4: Red Cross 2: Girls' Club Carnival Sl. We all like girls who are happy and gay, And this one is so in every way. ANTH-A. FRANK ANTUNOVICH. ROSE NleCl13r'llCal Engineer Bookkeeper Girls' Club Carnival Z, il: Cheer Red Cross 2, 23, 43 '1'ii-lg,-1 Chili,-. Leading. man 4: Girls' Club 2. 33. 4. Frank's good philosophy and Ruth is friendly and Shy' humor too And her goal is set high. Always manage to see him through. 1 J I, R ' K - ' l J 1-gl!!! ARIMOND,-.MWRCSRSZET ARV'ESEN,'BIRGIT ,- ' Nurse L J,0'jJQoriH1'i'e!eqal Art Criterion '41 Qg?4:le-fiifiied Girls' Club 2. JE, 4: Art. Cadet 2: Cross 2: -'A Camielu II, ZZ, 4: Pep C la 2, Il. 4: Prom Com- .JS gzi5ly0'!l2l'lChi'.G2,l Zi. 81: bLibr:xry' mit ee '31 L 'iclelfr Criterion 4: net 2. . , 4: A ,.tz 1 d .' 'C 't- J ggi ,cgib t2hi'UR'Lt1PlJ'u 4 tags' tee 4: Gym 'lse:ul3ii'ed. Umm' yrs ee . . .' . . ,I .. n , B t I kable, k nd and , This Blac14iaireEl miss seems 'rg' I I never to worryi ' nd ' the? ame to all she Maybe maupwsati n ef ,s,Q2,S. S ,,v-Jiffa hurry. 'Ti . 'f,C.o-fjf'-Q' fi as-A ' 3 good sport: ln fact, he's just an all- around fine sort. ANDERSON, VIVIAN N. Private Secretary Girls' Club 2. 3. 4: Usher -1. amiella 2. 3: Gym Leader 2. im A C Bright eyes, blond hair, And a flashing smile make beauty rare. L.. BEAULIEU, WILFRED Photographer ant., -in ii fa-y Boys' Union 4: Hi-Y 4: Avia- tion Club 4: 'l'ransI'vrred from 'Q' i 44 H, , A friendly smile, a shy hello, For him the world is all aglow. St. Jean the Baptiste BECKER, NEAL Boys' Union 4: Baseball Z2 Soft Ball II. Ready to work, ready to play, Ready to help whenever he may. BECKMAN, GAYLE Mining Engineer Football 2, 3, -1: Serra-tary IJ Club 4: Boys' Union 2, 3, 4: Hi-Y 2: Intramural Sports 3. 4. On the gridiron a flashy half back: For Iife's work there's nothing he lacks. BENN, LUCILLE Gym Teacher Girls' Club 2, 3, 4: E. C. A. 3, 4: Usher 2, 3, 4: Carnival Chairman 4: Jr. and Sr. Class Play Committee 3. 4: Solih Party Committee 2: Red Cross 3, 4: Pyramid 3: Study Hall Cadet 3: Carnival 2. Cl, -I : Hand- icraft Committee 4. Her cheeks have dimples, her heart has cheer: To the top of the ladder she'll climb without fear, L BENDURE, ALICE Bookkeeper Criterion II. 4: Girls' Club Il, 4: Publicity Jr. Play Sl: Glee Club .i lf knowledge is a sure way to success, She will stop at nothing less, BENSON, DOROTHY M. Beauty Culture Girls' Club 2, 3, 4: Red Cross 4. She is pleasant and small And friendly to all. fx ANDERSON, MARGUERITE Accountant AUGUSTSON, RUTH M. Sales Clerk Criterion Sl, 4: Business Mgr, Girls' Club 1, YI. 43 Pep Club I. Lri. 4: Iilacktriars Ii, 4: Junior Class Play Il: Ten Cent Concert II. I: Stage- lVlanag'er Senior Play 4: Girls' Club 2, Il. 4: Girls' Club Cabinet 4: Play Keailini: Committee 31: Make-up Commit- tee Senior Play 4: Publivily Si-nior Play -I: Voilvil 4, In her you'lI find a loyal friend, For she'll stay with you to the end. AVERY, RUTH E. Bookeeper Girls' Club II, fl: Usher fl. Al: Iii-nfs-lil Banking: Ass'n. 4. This quiet, friendly, little lass, Adds an honor to her class. The better we know her, The better we like her. BACKSTROM, VIRGINIA Usher 2: Girls' tllub 2, fi Club ss. A note of praise she does deserve As the president of the Curl Reserves. ',t 5 1. sack, RUNEY 'I' i ' Boys' Union 2, fl, 4: Hi-Y 2, fl: 55 Voilvil Ji : Girls' l'lub Car- f uivul 3: Pyramid CI. On the dance floor your're bound to meet His happy-go-lucky, shuffling feet. 'Ni ' Q ' BECKER, THOMAS C. 'it 7 Commercial Art X fa Dues Collector 2: Boys' Union ,if 2, 3, 4. I-Ie talks and talks, but thats all right: . ' Most folks would listen to him W .5 all night. .., arm, Q53 ' Pi-ir BILSEY, CAROL Commercial Art Usher 2, il: Girls' Cluh Lfzilyinvt 4: Gym Leader 4: Prom Cain- mittee 3: Gym Cadet 4. ln the Girls' Club Cabinet she's done her workg No one can say she's been a BIORLIN, DONALD Salesman Boys' Uninii 2, 53. l: Hi-Y 2 Smith-Hughes Fonthsill fvani. A smile for you, a smile for meg His grin depicts personality. shirk. f fwfff.. f c V 1-ann.. ' ' ' sLAz:iAK, STANLEY Bl-EWETTi MAME ffffi K 1 Aviation MUSIC A , . , .i 4 - - X Cilp-ll: Choir Z. Il, -1: Sne- .Boys UHHH1 1- 114- fini izlhilii-'41 rsii-if ciiih 2. ri. ig, . 5 Tl'1IS Very 5l'1y lad IS B SEFIOUS -1: Carnival Ii: Prnm Committee- T V' ' I J I one 33 Comment-emeiit Aiiiioiincff- V ' , . 1 C '11 :H Sl-' f E - ' ' .. X V ', But still he has his share ot flfxhh, 4fef,i.1,h9Sl:.l:k3. T , if r 4 ' fun. Candy Shtvli Caclel Il: Soivliri- '4 nwrt- Salutnry Proirrani li nX'i , - A , prm'ialinn Pronrrams 2, ll. -l Xa ' Music fur Cla:-as Plays 2, Il. B ' -4 ' I Her violin will take her tar ' lt is her wagon: she is the ' J star. fi , A l Boom, DoNAi.D s. ' I A BOLMF IPHN Mechanic .Agp Maclillnlsl ,J linys' Union 2, 52, 1. 'NWJX 'Buys Unmn 3' 4' The quiet type with hopes P HC Slslow and Sfeildlf. not dim, ' But is always ready. This world of ours has a place , , for him. . L J ii.. BONNEVILLE, STANLEY l BOTTEN- WIU-'AM Boys' Union 2, S, 4: Hall in ,Jr Hall Cadet 3, 4: Pyramid Ren- Cadet 3. ' A tall good-looking chap is hey His girl friend is sure lucky, isn't she? h w resentative 3, 4 : Circulation fe ' Manager 3: Boys' Union 2. 33 4 ' Hi Y 3 4 l l Full of personality, liked by everyone, l-le has his serious moments, BOWMAN, ROBERT Boys' Union 2v 22, gl: Chess Cluh 3. Tommy Dorsey does it well, But we call Bob's playing something swell. though he's lots of fun. BRATAGER, MARY IEYNE Nurse Girls' Cluh 2. fl, 4: Pep Cluh 2, 3. 4: Dues Collector 2: Cam- era. Cluh 3: Girls' Club Carnival 2. 3, 4: Jr. Class Play Zig Cheerleaulor 4: Hall Cadet 2, 3. For the cheers she's led for our fighting teams, We kn she's regarded with I . lg 0: ::'- 5 ' M-N I 1 . ' JA' S34-iv :ni , l , ' ' G aj L d C' g . A' Ca ll I3 9 I er' BRATT, MARGARET ' ,I kllhli I flifmfl t 2 U . HSI ' ll Commercial Art rang hues Cofijygf A Cappella fl, il ' ' . ' evbfill L, ., ,C z i' ' C - Although she has been here i la DT: but 3 year' irl.' C L, Y- Us 'A :3, We who know her find her 4' sf . II' I P ' quite dear. Bel' S lo' 6 -la 1' . 1 pretty smile 1' Are two things t at will take Ill her many a mile. BROMAN. FAE M. Bookkeeper Girls' Club 3, 4: Hall Cadet 4: Sports Tournaments 3. A pleasant smile, a kind face, A BROMAN, LOIS IEYNE Modeling and Designing Camera Club 2. 4: Girls' C'lul1 2, 3. -1: Pyramid 1. She laughs a bit and dreams very good student, she'll find a bit, her place. Meets care and makes the best of it. auaAcz, i.LoYo BUR,K',MAR'oN . Dietitian Pgwaloa . 9 ,g 4 Girls' Club 2, Ii. 4: Usher Cl. nlUY'l -, 1, . , . oys , We like to have this girl When he s put to a test, around He always tries to do his best. For 8 tml? friend in her Wewe found. BURRELL, WARREN P. Electrical Engineer 1 Oracle Editor-in-Chief 4: Boys' v ff ' tx Union 2. 3, 4: Hall Cadet tl: Hi-Y 4: State Press Conven- w tion 3: St:-me Hand 2, 3. Editor-in-chief, cheerful all the day, We know that success will always come his way. .r-:sa 'S , . 931 , CAMPBELL. PEGGY Music Girls' Club 12, Zi, -1: Glee Club 2, 3, 4: Mixed Chorus 2, 3: Band LZ, 3, 4: Assembly Pro- grams 2, 3. 4: Gym Leader 3: Mile of Pennies 3: Hall Cadet 4: A Cappella 2: Christmas Pro- gram 4: Glee Club President 3: News Book 2: Pyramid 4: Pop Club 2, ll: Prom Commit- tee R. Smiling eyes, sparkling wit, With her xylophone she made a hit. BYLUND, GRACE V. Music Glee Club Ii. 11 A Cappella 2, 3. 4: Pyramid 4: Srmh. Orienta- tion 4: Girls' Club Il- 4. Although she is studiously inclined, Her thoughts are not all centered in one mind. CARLSNESS, GEORGE Railway Mail Clerk Boys' Union 2, Ci. 4: State Press Convention Ci: Prom Committee 3: Track 2. SZ, 4: Orar-le Busi- ness Mxrr. 4. He works with all his heart and soul So he will surely reach his goal. CARLSON, DORISMARY Telephone Operator Girls' Club 4. She's never haughty, never proud, And is popular in every crowd CARLSON, IEANNE CARLSON, IRENE H. Air Hostess Pep Club 2, fl. 4: Girls' Club 'S 4 Ciiniwil ' ll Cheerful and merry to everyone, She's the kind that's full of fun. CARLSON, MARGARET I. Nurse Stenographer - L- 3' : gvls' C1 i Usher 2. 3: Criterion 3, 4 SEQ .cglfxmi of ,J,,mf1lf,m Cmif Library Cadet sg Pen club 2, 3 nlittge 4A ' 4: Girls' Club 2, 3, 4. A bright and happy girl who HGV 'WO- dS and WSYS are knows winning: Si-,ent be Welcome Wherever Shes always the same, sweet She goes' and pleasing. Sill -:pn CASTONGUAY, BEVERLY Secretary Girls' Club Z. Il. 1: Pep Cluli Cl: Criterion Typist Sl: Olfirie Cadet 2, Il. 4: Community Work 1 f'i'l Vliih 1' 'uival -:vis ,, rag She's short and sweet And hard to beat. CATLIN. BETTY LOU Accountant Girls' Club I. l: Usher 2, Sl, el: Courtesy Group 1: Girls Llui Carnival 4. There are many small blondes around, But this one by far is the sweetest ever found. CHESLUKOSKI. ELIZABETH Private Secretary Girls' Club 2, Il: f'aruival Il. A never fearing heart, both brave and strong, Helps roll the ball of success along. CIESLAK, FRANCES Nursing Usher 2, Ii, lg Hall Guartl tl: E: C. A. Il: Pyramid il, 1: Girls' Club -1: Girls' Club Car- nival 1.3 Oracle 4: Ci-i ::, .13 Christmas Paizeant 2: Courtesy Play 3. Her winning way and attractive face Make her fit into any place. 4- if if CHRISTIANSON, EDNA M. Stenographer Girls' Club 2, l. We know that her size helps her through each day: She's so small and sweet, she's never in the way. CLARKE, HELENANN Writing Pyramid 2. ZZ: Girls' Club 2. ZS. 4: Carnival 2. fl, il: Boys' Union Vodvil 4: Ushers 2, Il, 4: Red Cross 2: Cri 2, Sl, 4: Office Cadet 4: Courtesy Play 4: Mea morial Day Play Z: Blackfriars 3: Quill 8: Scroll 1. Her charms are many: her faults are few: She's ambitious, clever, and lots of fun too. ill L' A ff! Lf 77 .4 CARLSON, PAUL w. CARLSQN.fK+CH7GE7W- 1 Commercial Artist Chemical Engineer W 'f Camera Club Z, Il: A Cappella 2, A anpella Zig 3041 'Jr' las :s, 4, nays' Union 2, 4: Play ffl: Tf -LB on-is' ciuh Carnival. Unw 3974, Variety is the spice of life: l'le ' tingulilled l f'li,..35 3 runn in trqpleyff He gets it with wit as sharp if yi' t f f an exc en e rom as a knife. 5 wav. wambevkf- Y. l gf L ',' Loaf fl f J' . e. J f s , CAROLLO, VIOLA CASKEY, FRANCIS KJ ' General Office Cirl Forest Range' Hall Cadet 2, ::, 4, Christmas BOYS' Union 2' 3- 42 Pyramid 4- Play 2: Usher 4: Mile of Pen- nies Il: Girls' Club 2, 3, 4: Gym Cadet 4: Pyramid 4: Black- friars Ci: Pep Club 2, 3, 4: Sr. Play Committee 4: Criterion Representative Ci, 4: Carnival 4 .s sn . . She has all the virtues a maid could require And just as much beauty as one could desire. Quiet and a real student is he: Therefore a great man to be. CASTONGUAY, DOROTHY Teacher Girls' Club 2. Il, 4: llues Col- lector 4: Camera Club 31 Red Cross 2, Il: Community VVork 4: Girls' Club Carnival 2, fl. 4. Her outlook on life is some- thing rareg lt makes the whole world seem more fair. ,W ' CEBULLA. CLARENCE R. R. Car Inspector Boys' Union 2, il. 1: Stamp Club 53: Pres. of Stamp Club 4. We all like to have him around, For friendliness and kindness in him are found. N ' .I 'C 4? QF'-Q S .-3,1 far COLPAERT, SILVAIN Stziire Hzind 2- Il, 4: Public- J Address System L, 33. 4 : Sr. Dues Collector: Mzilih. Club Pres. 4. Noble, helpful, willing and kind, Students like him are hard to find. A rf. ff! - ,!f! . V' ' K f W! V i 4' ' . n ,' , ' . -' ' 1 .fify L Tyffrf, ' I f1,,,Jal !lL!f,i: 5 W X3 !gw zlCA-,r' .r -fn - OX. RICHARD Electrician Hi-Y 2. Cl. 1: Orchestra 2. 31. 1: A Capita-llzi 2, 25. 4. Music helps make the world go 'roundg The truth of this in him CONITO. ERNEST I. Boys' Union 2, Il. 4: Hi-Y ti. 43 Boys' Union Hzisehzill :ind lim.- kg-thgill 53. 43 Sport:-a Club Il, il. Full of jokes and loads of fun, He cheers up each and everyone. CRESCENZO, PHILOMENA Buyer Girls' Club 3. 25, 4: Pen Club 52. 4: Blzickfrizirs Si: Study Hzill Cadet 3: Hull Guard 4: Vodvil Chrm. 4: Dues Collector Z: Soph. Party Committee 2: Jr. Clziss Play Chrm. Sl: Carnival ., .1 CULLEN, NORMA Secretary Girls' Club Cziruiviil 75: Girls' Club 2, il, 4. The kindest thing in the kindest way ls what she's always sure to SEV DAGEN, IAMES F. Boys' Union 12. 3, l: linuil 2, 3, 4. 6 ir - X '-is awe . 4 ,W U . .A if S Q 2 I F . He is a most obliging friend: ' Our troubles he will try to mend. DAHL, ioi-iN Boys' Union 2, Ji. 4: 'l'oui'li Football -1: lllll'2lllIlll'Hl Ilizimonil Brill Il, 4. His twinkling eyes and sparkling smile See us through our days of trial. DEUTSCH. LEO IOHN Boys' Union LI, 3. 4: Pres. of Chess Club 3. He has a pleasant smile for all, Whether he's in the class room or in the hall. DEUTSCH. LEROY IAMES lnsurance Boys' Union 2, Il. 1: Vliitss Vliili 353 Pep Club 2: linys' Union Athletics 2, 3, 4. Smiling face and laughing eyes, He is one who never sighs. DONNAN, HELEN Missionary Girls' flub 2. ZS- -1: Uri-hestltzi 2: llvlizili' 4: W. U. T. U. fl. -1: Girls' Club f':irniv:il 2. il. 4: Pulmlivily Ciimmittvi- for Jr. ilnss Play Ci: Plny Re-zulillxr l'ommittee for Sr. Class Play 4: Uri Re-iiortel' 53: News Book 32 Girls' Glee Club 2: Gym Czidvl -1. Her spirit is like a bright summer day: It helps us along Iife's dreary way. H, we've found, -, ... 4. Her twinkling feet and spark ling charm Keep her from all possiblc harm. CZERNIAK, IOE Musician Hull Guzird 4: Boys' Union .2 3, -1. Short of stature, cheery smile, Bright and jolly all the while. DAHL, EDITH Stenographer Girls Club 2. Il. 4: Czirnivzil l: Red Cross 4: Pep Club 2. 1. Pyramid 4: Volleyball 2, Il. 1: Bnsebzill 2. Dark-haired, pert and ready for fun, In popularity she's the one. DUFECK EUGENE Electrlcal Engineer otbxll 4 Bows U1111v11 l IL Serving hls country IS h1s arm Sports and studues brought hum his fame EASTMAN VIRGINIA Secretary S 1 1 nk il b P11 111111 C 1n1w1l 1 C1 DUFEK DONALD R rn l,111o11 u1et and unassumlng hes serlous most of the whlle But eyery so often he breaks out wlth a srmle ECKSTROM REYNOLD West Polnt Enganeer Sm 11 1 A fun loving lad Intelligent Ya-1 K -aiu 'Q '35 P011 f 'eu nl 111 O0 111t4 v The beauty of her soul shines ou And makes hev lo 537 ag BDOUIL' I' if-vv' 5' ,f J 1 No task s ems too hard for hlm to do ,ff 1 'Jlvb' EINOLANDER CAROL D Commercial Artlst ht1L1 1 11 in fTllLlE'9 -1 Life undeed us very worth while So she faces nt wlth a courageous smile ENGSTROM ELDON Radlo Engineer me Hmd ' 1 ox 11011 ow L'11o11 H 11l111L lc11.11 They say good thmgs come packages small And he s certainly proved ut to us all 1-5 1 ,-5 78 ENGLUND LLOYD tn U 111111 l-le s always agreeable and always gay ln hvs work and rn hls play ENQUIST MAY K Beauty Operator 111 C 111 1 Imp lm 1 f ee- Llllll xul Chu Wo lr-1l11ll Thos rommon ailments worry and strife Pl1y an 1ns1gn1f1cant part IH her I e ERICKSON ALICE V ERICKSON DOLORES Nurse BUVGV lll Ut Serenlty and kundness and ll the thlngs that please Are only a few of her many wnnnlng qualmes ERICKSON GORDON L lux Fnendly seruous kund and true He s always there when there s somethlng to do 1 mud 4 1 11 11 H ri ablegr whalla way She s happy and cheerful through every day ERICKSON KATHLEEN lournallst I1 mi 'lflmnun P'll 1 Shes been wlth us for only II year But al.eady lxfe seems lc s drear 1 . . ' 11 ' ' 2. ::. 1. f Q Fo 1 3. 3 ' L, Q A , l' Q 3. 4: ll Cl1b 3: U11 1le 1. ' V -Q 1. .,.. V, F 1 ss- 1. v v t 'VA 'I Girl.-' fvlllll 2, Il. I: Ushp- 3. ll. .X l'p-p11.1ll:: i'h:1i1' J ll: I .1 3 41 Rf-1 c',s.,,, 3. ns, 41 1211111 L'1':1n 3. xr, 1: H1 ll 11111.-1 ::. 11 B0 ' S Il l: V' -2 '1 Il, I 3 l':1111w1':1 lil-1l1 l. 55? 11' 1 2, 32. 4: IJ 1es l'rll01'1r1:' ' 42 A 111114-ll:1 2, Sl. al: Urn'-I1 R ' mf Q 4: 'luh 2: S1 1 Ch '1' l. l 1 , C0 ' 'sf Play fl. 3 V kd ' l J l . ff , , lffjf f . , ' J V1.1 'I . I I 1 ff, ' 1 f! V Ji I lf' I ' . at - ,I r ,ff ,, .1 I ' f I' J., f 4- A, 1, , J , ., ff- ,A - J . I ' .1 b 'L ,i ff ' ' K .1 L! 1 4 ,.f . . -6- , . ' ll 1' 2. 3. -I. Hull Cadet Tl. -1: Girls' f'l11l1 2. l il. 1: .'1'- :111fl Pest 'm- N f - 1 - St1 ' 1 Q. 24. 1: Hzll Czlilei K lilrle' Cl l 2. 23. VI: Girls' fl l 4: Hi-Y 4: B U1' 1. 12, l':-1':1iv:1l 1: CVS 'X . 2. ZS: I: B. '.' 11 ' ' .11 f 11 l'y:': i1l 2: Gi'1s' ll ' Z. t. 1 SZ- 5ll.'- '.11'11s Il: ' I j1 V I. fl: lfzlsvlmll 2, SH. ln E ' if . Q . Girls' C'l11lr l 1 OIT' '- F1111 'I I: FIB' '21 I I Hill li 2' 3. 4 :E G' 'la' l':1111ly SI1 I Calle! I. ll 'P fa 77, 'li ffl Cl' F5 5' . A G A lik. il 11 '11 ble f fi - I f - , . 1 . fi' ' I js' l'11l1111 LZ. fl. 11: Pvt' f'l11l1 ' if. P4 ., I : H1-N 'i. 13. 'I'r:111sl'e1'1'f-fl ': 1 1 1 'li ' ' , ' 1: Girls' l'l11l1 -I: C1 -I: L C'111'11iv11l I. ERIKSSON. ELIZABETH Medical Record Librarian Girls' Cluli 2. 3. 4: Girls' Cluli Cabinet 4: Office Cadet 31 Pep Club 2: Carnival 2. 3. 4: Li- brary Cadet 4: Ushers 2. lolly and light of heart is she. Her smile is something special to see. EVWETT, GORDON Music Transferred from International Falls 3: A Cappella 4: Student Athletic Managet' 4: Hi-Y -1: Boys' Union 4 : Intramural Basketball 4 : Boys' Union Bowling: League 4. Full of pep but ambitious too: Whatever he starts he carries through. ESKO, MARIAN G. Interior Decoration Girls' Club 21, 4: Hand il, 1: Orchestra 4: VVonflwlntl Quintz-I 4: Transferred from Esltn, Min- nesota Ii. Always friendly and sincere, She's never known the meaning of fear. FALK. ROBERT Teaching Quill K: Scroll 3. 1: State Press Convention iii Cri Ja. l: Hi- Y UA fl. 4: Ultlet' lloys' Conf fc-renee 4: Vodvil Il, 4: Pyramid 'l'reasurer 4: Carnival 23, 1: llues Collector 12: Hall Cailt-L Il: Prom Committee 23: Intramural Sports 3, 4: Snph. Urientation 4: Boys' Union Exec-. Commit' tee 4: Hi-Y Treasurer 4: lloys' Union 2. il. 4. My mind to me a kingdom is', that's how the saying goes: But just how large his kingdom is, we don't think anyone knows. FARNESS. LAWRENCE Electrician Hand 12, 3, 4: Boys' Union Lf. Il. 4: Chess Club 2: Pyramid lt:-tv, 4. Usually serious, but very nice, i 'Q is 4 1 X I k 2 T ft : e ff FEDO. FRANCES Secretary Hall Cadet 3, 4: Girls' Club 2, J. 4: Girls' Club Carnival 2, 3. 4: Play Committee Charming, attractive, friendly After you've started to break and Kind- the ,Cel 1,1 People like her are hard to i find. FEHNER, Rici-iARD FESLER- DOROTHY Engraver Teacher Boys' Union 2. II, 4. Qirlsiliyulipfl. 4:.5T:Qi'nQfall ilk-lli Ill Vl I yl'ill'l ll I L ll . 2 He scorns the hustle and bustle Ciiiit-t 4: Pi-nm Committele 3.l of me She owes her popularity Angrlogks askance at care and To her Charming personality' i-. 4 u. - , t A Gi.-if fitiii 4: Rt-ft ci-oss f'Z .andy .ho i. Cleo Club LM , -i. s wilw 0 do her part, This small I will capture yo r heart. FISHER, EMMA IANE Secretary Girls' Cluli 2. IS. 4: Art Cadet 35: Gym Cadet 4: Offive Cadet 4: Prom Committee 3: Candy Shop Caclet 2, 3. A friend in need is a friend indeed , With this thought to the aid of her pals she'll speed. 34 FISCHER, ROBERT journalism A Cappella 2, 52. 4: Cri 3, 4: Quill 8: Svroll 4: State Press Con. 3: Nat'l Press Con. 4: Carnival 2, 4: Hi-Y 4: Class Play 3: Prompter and Stage- manager Class Play 4: Appref L-iation Assembly 2: Orientation 4: Boys' Union 2, 3, 4. A sense of humor does harm to HO one: There's joy in everything under the sun. FORSBERG, HELEN Social Worker Glee Club 2, 3, 4: Pyramid 3: A Cappella 2. 3, 4: Girls' Club 2, 3. 4: Boys' Union Vodvil 3. Her courageous spirit and charming way Have cheered us through each trying day. FORTIER. RAYMOND Hi-Y 2, JE, al: Boys' Union -. 3. rl, Always working, always true, Of this kind there are but few. FREIER. MARION Girls' Cluli 4: Carnivil l Short and sweet and very SVTBDDY. Her appearance makes us happy. GAULT, MURIEL Dramatic Art Pep Club Pres, Al: Cheer Leader 3, 4: Pyramid Rep. 4: Oratory 3, 4: Usher 2. 24. 4: Hall Cadet 2, 3, 4: Gym Cadet 2, 3. 4: Prompter. Sl.2ll1E'l'Y1illl2lLI'El' Jr. Class Play 4: Girls' Club Car- nival 2, 3, 4. She's a little dynamo of pep and vitality, And underneath there's a lot of ability. GENEREAU, HARRY Engraver BOYS' Union 2, JS. 1: Tirl-ii-t Chairman 3: Hall Guard 4: Touch Football 3. joy is what makes the world go round, And where he is it's always found. GAUPER. MORRIS Aviation Ifiintlmll Z. 1: 'l'raf'lt 2. fl. 4: Hi-Y 2. Il. -l: Boys' Uniiin 2, Il. 4: Boys' Glee Cluli fi. Beneath that exterior that is rather shy, Are a lot of ideals that are very high. GEORGESEN, VIVIAN Home Economics Teacher Dues Collector 2, l: Xsst. Ticket Chairman Girls' Club Carnival 1: Norwegian lit-rlzimafiiin 23 Girls' Clllh 2. 4. A splendid worker, an excepf tional friend, To the list of her virtues there is no end. 21.3 FORSEMAN, ARLETTA M. Nurse Girls' Cluli LZ, 33, l: l'vp Vlulr 2. 3: Usher 2: 'Picket Chairman for Senior Class Play. She's full ot spirit and ability: She helps maintain our stability. FORSMAN, ALLEN Electrician A 3 linys' Union 3- ll. 1. Serious, competent, and earnest is he, But just as friendly as can bc, FORSLINC. BERNICE Nurse Rc-tl Cross l: E. C. A. Com- mittvc- rl: Carnival 4: Girls' Club 2, 71, 4: Volley-hall fl: llasi-hall LZ. When other girls you would pass by This one surely would catch your eye. FORSMAN, RUDOLPH Accountant Hi-Y 2. 3, rl: Din-s Cnlli-ctnr fl: Girl:-i' Club Carnival 3: Class Play Committee 3: Quill 6 Scroll Il, -1: National Winnr-r Il: Cri fl: Hoya' Union 2, fl. 4: . I. 4 ' .4-. f' in 'lv 'EZ V State' l'rifss Conve-ntion A bachelors lite, oh, thats the life for me. If he'd just stop his working that's what his song would be. FORTI ER, ROSEMARY Stenographer Girls' Club 2, 21, -1: Pi-p Cluli 2. Il: Hall Guaril Il, -4: A Cappella al' Girls' Cluli Carnival Cmn- inittee 2, Il, fl. Smiling and always gay. Capable, too, in work and play, CAGNE, ELAINE F. Singer Girls' Club 2, ni. 1. Angels voices are sweet to hear, But her's seems sweeter to my ear. , ,, GROVER, BONNIE Social Work i g i ss, ft GRAFSTROM, RAY N. Commercial Artist Fiiotlizill 2, il. -l: 'I'i':ii-lx 2, It, 4: Class llll'll'l'l' 15: Buys' Union 2, 3. 4: Boys' Union Viiilvil 3. -l: Stage :intl Piisti-r Committee Girls' Club Czirniviil :tw 4: Foot- ball Technique Club 35. 4: Quill ii Scroll 4: National VVinnei' 4. l-le is a soldier, erect and fit, When he's able, he does hs bit. CRALLA. GEORGE Fireman Boys' Bowling: l.i-:iguv 43 Buys' Union Z, ft. 4: Hall Guard 4: Boys' Uninn Vodvil 2, Il. 4: Girls' Club Carnival 2, 3. 4. Full of pep and lots of rhythm, l-le's seldom sad and never glum. GUNDERSON, ARNE GILBERT, BERT GLENNIE, BETTE Radio Buyer Buys' Uiiiiin J, il 1 5 Hi.Y 1, Girls' Club 1.33, 4: Hall Cadet Cl. -l: A Cziiilivllzi 2. Il, 1: Car' il, -1: Pyfilmld Rell- 41 PPI' nivzil Sl. To help others is his aim, For friendliness he's won a Club 4: Girls' Club Carnival 4. Shefs on her toes and always alert, Nothing can her from her l'lal'Tl9. work divert. CLIBOTA. IOHN CRADINE, LLOYD Mechanic Boys' Uninn 2. 3, 4. Boys' Union Z. Il. 1: Cross- QUlef is he, yet gay and vountry 'l'r:ii'lx Ii: ll Club 41 Cheerful l tlill 'l'1'bni 11' il. 4: lntra- ' mliiialll Bziiilit-tlizllll?S, 4: lntra- Eve' Thoughtful' Careful' and mural Touch Football 3. W3l'Cl1fUl. Sincere and friendly too, He does more than he has to do. C GRAHAM. GORDON -Q. T3 Airiilane Club IS: Boys' Union i 2. .l, 4, Hi-Y Z. ll, 4: Sports Club 23 . 4: 'l'mii'h-fmithall fl. . His sense of humor and that if i great big smile, Both help to make our days worth while. GREVE, EDWARD A, Teacher ' ,E iimff- 4 ' it K 1l'+ tink E Vstar , Orchestr:i JS. 4: A C Della 2.12, 4.f ,-L.g,Y..,, . l'1Tsl'wagon to a L , i V in l 1 And from his goal her :nogfar ' 314. SODh. Party Committvi- Z : Class Officer 3: Pyriintiil :ig Dues Collector 3: Office Cziili-I 12, 23, 4: Girls' Club 2, ii, 4: Red Cross 4: Class Olfii-ei' 4: Girls' Club Carnival Chrm. Il. 4: Girls' Club Party Committee Usher 2, 3. 4: Cap and Gown Committee 4. For a peppy companion she's the one: She's a iolly girl and she's full of fun. CUNDERSON, DONALD Mortician Student Athletic Mirr. 3: I'ri'-i-. of Pyramid 4: Hi-Y Cabinet Ci. 4: Class Play Il: Prom Com- mittee 3: Track 3. 4: A Caiipril- la 12, 3. 4: Hi-Y . 3, 4. He always laughs at worry and strife, And sees all the good that comes in life. Forestry Football 4: Track CS, 1: Boys' Union 2, fl, 4: Airplzinli Club Il D Club 4: Fmitball 'I'i-i'bniiiuii 2, 3, Into his make-up go brawn and brains On his spirit there are no stains. CUNDERSON. RICHARD Business Boys' Union 2, fl. 4: Band L, 3. 4: Hi-Y Club 4: Hall Cadet 4, 'K I-le is a quiet man, yet quite a man: ln work or play, he is iust the fan. 36 'sq GUNDERSON, WAYNE Forestry Football 3, 4: Track Zi, 4: Hi- Y Q, 3, 4: Hall Guard 4: Buys' Union 2, 3, 4. By nature he's sincere and true: Friends like him are mighty few. HAGBLOOM, EDWARD Electrical Research Inventor Camera Club Ii, -l: lliiys' Union Z, 3, 4: Hall Cadet 4. A tall, quiet lad is he, From work you never see him flee, HACBERG, RICHARD Boys' Union 31, -1: Sr. Ilues Collect.or: Boys' Uninn 2, Il, 4: Pyramid Cl: Sr. Fliiss Public- ity 4. Curly hair and sparkling eyes, And upon Dick we can rely, HAGEN, GUDRUN Nurse Hall Guiiril fl: Ull'ii'i- Uiiili-t l: Girls' Club Il, 4: Girls' Club Carnival Zi: liiu' Sister l':irty Cl: Pyramid 4. Cheery manner, happy face, In life's work, she'll find her s ii f's 5 in 'S' ,f, lm ,NJ V3 place. HACLIN, GENEVIEVE E. Teacher Girls' Club 2. 22, 4: Pep Club 4: Czuxierzi Club I, Ii, 4: Glee ClulJ 4: Prom Committee Il: Carnival 2, 4: Christmas Play 4. Tall and graceful, simply sweet, She's one in a million and can't be beat. HALLER, ROBERT Boys' Union 2, Il. 4: 'l'en Cent Convert 4. Tall, dark, and handsome is he, lust the type we all envy, 'B' HAMLAND, BETTY IOY HALL, MARCELLA E. Singer Gym Li-ailer Ll: Girls' Club 2, 4: A flillillvllll JZ. 4: Pe-xi Club 4. Quiet and smiling, a pleasant lass, Success will never let her pass HALVORSON, CHESTER Aviation Buys' Union 2, Il, 4. To find one who is never bad, Choose this quiet, medium built lad. HANSON. ARTHUR Buyer Traveling Salesman Pep Club Z, 3, 1: Girls' Club Boys' Union 2, 3, 4, Aviation Z 33, 4: Camera Club 2, 3. 4: Club 54: Hall Guard 4: Mile of Siiph. Gym Czulet 21 Grand March Committee Ii: Mile of Pennies 231 llanil Il. 4: Ollice Cadet. 41 Study Hall Cadet Ii: Girls' Club Carnival 2, ZS. 4: Sr. Play Committee l: llues Collector 4. A brunette miss, with snapping eyes, She'Il make good what 'ere she tries. HANSEN, MARGARET Coverness Glue Club 2: Girls' Club 2. 4: Girls' Club C'ai'niVal L, Il. A friendly smile and manner sweet She's just the kind we like to meet. Pennies 3. Small in size, but great in character, At times he's proven to be quite an actor. HANSON, MAYNARD U, S, Marines Sr. Class Play 4: Pen Club 33 Hi-Y 2. ZS. 4: Boys' Union 2, 3, l: Aviation Club 35: Candy Sell:-i' Z. Good and dependable in every WHY, Evil about him we cannot say. HARMS, BERNICE Private Secretary s er 2: Hall Cadet. 4: Cri xnival Chrm. 4: Pep Club -1: Chess Club 4. Sparkle in her eyes, mischief in her smile, She will 'ere be happy, all the live long while. HEDLUND. EDITH Medical Librarian She s the type that's quiet and modest So say the friends, that are her fondest. rls' Club Sl. 4: Girls' Club curl. HAY, VIRGINIA Dietitian Usher 2, ZS: 1' Pep Club 2. Petite is the word which describes this girlg She has a friend for each tiny Cirls Klub ,, .i. 4. HEFFERNAN. LORRAINE Girls' Club Z. Sl, al: Soph. llui-s Collector: Jr. lines Collector: 11 b' Club 3- 3' 'li Cllnlem Library Cailet 2. 25: Usher 2: Club V- PWS- 4' Camera Club Pres. Zi: Uflicv Cadet Cl. HELGESON. LEWIS Radio Engineer llall Calls-l Cl, 4: Buys' Union 11, 22, 4: Class Play 4: Dues Cul- lei-tnr 4: Prom Ticket Collector 25: Stajzinu Committee Class Play 25: Furniture Committee Class Play Il. Serious as a judge, happy, all in season, Why is Louie liked so well? There you have the reason HOLM, VIRGINIA Secretary Girls' Club Z, Zi, 41 Pep Club 2, 3, 4: Red Cross 4: Girls' Club Carnival 4. As quiet a lass as can be found, And pleasant to all, the year around. gf' ,Q Although she merrily laughs and goes on her way, She is just as often serious, as she is gay. 6 My fc. HOCH, WARREN Salesman Boys' Union 2, Il, 45 Pyramid 23 Ifmitlmll 4: Hall Guard 3, 4: , Rini: Committee Z: Vodvil 2, 3. -1. Carnival 4: Oracle Skit 4: 4 . Courtesy Play 4: Play Commit- Q 5 neg! tee 4: Boys' Union Cabinet 3: Cap and Gown Committee 4. Salt of the earth, and pepper too, l-lomer Brown, hats off to you. HOLMBERC, ANITA Secretary l-ler pleasant smile and friendly way See her through each successive day, I, HOLMBERG, LOIS HOLMQUIST, HELENE livnl Cross fl. journalist Living a life of charm and Pep Club 2, 13, 4: Girls' poise 2, Zi, 4: Carnival 2, 73, 4. Appreciating all of life's joys. A blond young lady, here with us, She's known for personality plus. HOM, DAVID HOOVER, KATHLEEN Salesman Certified Pub. Accountant Boys' Union Z, Zi. 4: Hi-Y 2. :S 4: Pep Club 23. 4: Hall Cadet 2. Ci, 4: Intramural Sports Mjrr. 2, 25, .jg Boys' Union Bowling 4: Hi-Y Cabinet 3. 4: Intramural Football 4: Intramural Basket- ball 4: Girls' Club Carnival 22. 1: Boys' Glee Club 4. Dressed like Beau Brummel, mannerly Apollo, Wherever David Horn goes, success is sure to follow. Transferred from Duluth I Ci: Girls' Club 3, 4: Candy Cadet il, 4: Candy Shop keeper 3, 4: Carnival 4. Always with a cheerful smile never seems to worry, Very, very competent, wi the slightest hurry. 325 HUGHES, EMMET Business V. Pres. Pep Club 41 Class Ulficer 3: Cheer Leailer Sl. -l: Pyramid 4: Blackfriars 25: Boys' Union 2. 3. 4: Stain-hand 1. 3. I 5 Chess Club -l: Pen Assemblies 4: Pom-Pom Committee el. Simply bubbling over, busy all the while, Always sympathetic, always wears a smile. H USSEY, LORNA Beauty Operator Girls' Cluh Z Il, -1: Ulfiue Calet -I : Volleyball Sl: Carnival Il, 1: Handicraft Committee 4. Dark hair and shining eyes, HUGHES. MARY Dietitian Girls' Club 2. 3, -lc Soph. Class Treas. 2: Pep Cluli 21 Hall Cadet 2: Chrm. of Ticket Com- mittee for Sonh. Party 2: Girls' Club Carnival 2, JS. 4: Red Cross Ii, 4: Red Cross Sec. 4: Gym Utiice Cadet 3, 4: Pyramid fl: Girls' Athletic Committee 4. Charming little lady, sweet as morning dews, This describes our classmate, Senior Mary Hughes. IMMO, MELVIN Office Worker Transferred from Roosevelt High School. Virginia, Minn., 4: Hall Cade-l. el. He is short, blond and very ,bf ION, GEORGE Mechanic Football 2. Il, 4: Track 4: Hall Cadet -I: Boys' Union 2, 3. fl: Smith-Huiihes 2. ZZ men -I. Fond of merriment and ready for fun, But when he does something it's well done, I'-C I I1'adx-fa- IACKSON. ROBERT Civil Service , 1 HLY 4: Boys' Union 2, 53. -I: - A- ' ' Hall Cadet 2. 33. 4: lfootliall 2. Il. 4 : Basketball 2 5 'I'riu-k 2 2 V. , sg. Caniei-it Club 41 A-Ci-i 21, ,W . l-le has dark air nd peg ' shy ay, X-fi' f ,t,f A . And i a y good' ,wil ' Q 7 .17-'oft iv. A ' ' MA, f 5 ' IDVA. . f - JW ' fi -f stc -ff W 6 L,V'4,lf' J !f i V ' , 1 . . , fL,lf f Jfq, if f 177 7 f 'ff 1 WJAIC' if -Y. ,few ff jf ,i f g X Mfr f Kiyy g lEANETTA, HELEN IENTOFT. CAROL S X Girls' Club 2, IZ- 'II Usher effefafv 0 1 ' Hall cada ::. GMS Cm . ' ' Those who know her say, Cheerful, friendly and pretty --pew like he, Come this Wavj' oo, There aren't many girls like I you. IOHN, LLOYD Electrical Engineer Boys' Union 2. 3, 4. i-le's not tall, in fact he's short' l-le's friendly and quite a good sort. IOHNSON, ALICE Beauty Operator i 'Q Hall Cadet fl: .Xrt Ladet I: Girls' Club 2, Il, 4: Volleyball i L., Zi: Girls' Club Carnival 4 Baseball 3: Badminton Il. Smiling face and sparkling eveS. These things to her apply. :lu For a friend she's a prize. quiet, And to everyone he rs always polite. IACKOWIAK, MARION Stenographer Girls' Club Si, 1. A friendly smile and a pleasing Wav. Will never lead her astray. IACOBSON, NANCY Secretary Girls' Club, Even though she's quiet ano Shy l-ler winning way will get her by. ir, x fd 'Q' Q ,,...5wIw . 5 IOHNSON. HALL J Q, Engineer -.: Boy-' l, i'..:i 2. 11. 1: Pyizirxiiil 1. .i : ' l-le's quite a serious lad of f med um bu ld And seems to be very much self--willed. IOHNSON, MARION Pyiuimitl II: Girls' Clii Cxinlvrn Uliili Ii: l':i:'iiix':il Cl. This friendly light haired lass ls a happy member of our class IOHNSON, REUBEN Machinist Boys' Union 2. Zi, 4. Medium built, with a twinkle in his eye, He doesn't say much, in fact he seems quite shy. IOHNSON, RUBY Stenographer Girls' Cluli 2. 3, 4: Hull Calle! 4. Shes quiet and has a very soft voice, But when you choose her as a friend, you've made a good choice. M ' x IOHNSON, ROBERT Forest Ranger , ,. , ., - Ftiiitlixill Zi. 1: lrztvlx -, --I Hi- Y 'l 4: liniy.-' Exilim Hull Kztrlel 41 Y'yi':inii'l ii. Kie- lwilizill 2: Senior f'l:t-- l'lz1j, Cuiiiiliittw- 4. 1. l-les rather crow-.l we've found, But is always friendly to those shy in a around. IOHNSON, WALTER Buys' Uiiioii 2. 33, 1: Hi-Y I. A short and good-looking lad is heg But a very nice friend, we must agree. -10 IOHNSON, CLIFFORD H. Accountant Buys' Uiiifiii g. Il. 4: St:1u'eli:iml 4: Vlzifs l'l:iy Il. A practical, serious fellow Who never seems to have a foe. IOHNSON, ELAINE Stenographer Girls' fliili SB. 4: Pep Fluli 3, Il, 42 Girls Vlub 2. TZ. 4: Uri Typist 4: lfshei' 33: Crininiiiiiily Ullil I ir. She doesn't say much but she's very sweet: She does her work and is very neat. IOHNSON, EILEEN Beauty Operator llslit-i' 2: I.ibi'zii'y Cadet 35 Hl:.i'lx1Al'l:il's Ii. Short in stature and very friendly, Practical too and sweet to many. IOHNSON. CWEN Saleswoman Girls' Club 2, ZS, 4: Red Cross :'. S, 4: Office Assistant -17 Otlice Vader 73: Dues Collector ali Prii Club 2. 3, 4: Gym Czidet 3, 4: He-:id of Basketball for Athletit' Committee -1: Play Comniitt.-v 4- t'l:iss Play Com- mittee 23: Ilues Collet-tor 33 I,i-ltvi-:- tu Pzireiit-4 Cm-'imit.t.ee fm' Prtinl 21: Girls' Cluli C:xi'IiiVzxl 9 ' Q 72, -1. Her helping hand, a friendly smile, Help make her busy life worthwhile. IOHNSON, KATHRYN Secretary Piiuiriiiti 3: Jr. Class Play Tic- lwt i'hi'm, Ii1l'1il'lllYillf, Zi: Hall llii:i1'il Q, 13. fl, She has a friendly smile and pleasing way, Helpful to all and has little to say. IOHNSON, MORTON Salesman Hoy! lfniuii I, Il, 42 Hi-Y I. His laughing eyes and friendly way Always make the rest feel gay. IOLITZ, WILLIAM Electrical Engineer Boys' Union 2, 3, 4. Always jolly and always kindg l'le's the kind of a lad we like to find. KAUPPI, Beauty Usher 12, 33 Pep Club Il. 4: luls Club 'S t I .rn A quiet sort, a friendly maid: Make friends with her and .i 4. Independent with a twinkle in his eye. IONES, DAVID Architect Boys' Union 2, Il. 4: lrziuli 2. A smile for all as we pass by. LORRAINE Operator you're well repaid. , .xr rt ff Vs- -N' J ill!! I i . M K NC, BETTY Dramatic Coach Cheer Lender 4: Pep Club 2, JZ. 4: Girls' Club 2, Il. 4: Pyraimiil 2, Il, 4: Hull cillilfd Il, Al: Uri ll. 4: Class Plziy Il: Class Plaiy Committee 4: Usher 2, 14: Black- frizirs Ci: A Czippvllzi 2, 35, 4: Refreshment Committee for Girls' Club 4: Pom-Pom Com- mittee 2, 4: Safely Committee 4: Courtesy Play IS. Laughing eyes and flashy smile, Charming ways and lots of style. KLOVSTAD, IOHN Mechanical Engineer nion L, C, : 'zrle Stu . True, sincere, and very kind, Boys like him are hard to find. Small of stature, and happy through the day: She's a friend to all who come her way. KELLY, IANE Medical Record Librarian Librziry Czulet IS, 4: lines Cul- lector Ii, 4: Girls' Club 2, ii, 4, xx. :-3 ,jf I i in , , Hi-Y 3. 4: Hall Cadet 4: Buys' U ' 3 4 Oli fl' 4 .29 it JM 1 2 Y 4 5 . ' 4. S il pl :., if s 2- KOEHLER, MILTON Railway Postal Clerk Boys' Union 2, Il, 4: 4: Religion Class 4. Hi-Y 2. r ,Mi finale! KLOSOWSKY, MYRNA Stenographer Girls' Club 3. 4: Hull Caulet 25: Ki-d Cross Ii, 4. Friendliness to all, her smile extends, And her kindness has won hen a host of friends. KLUCK, LEO Welder Buys' Union 2, 3, 4. An independent lad is he, And just as quiet as can be, KRAUSE, 1AcK 2? . Boys' Union 2, 3, 4. He seems happy all the while, And is always seen wearing a Quietly in his own way, Smlle- He does his work from day to day. KRMPOTICH, KATHERINE KURTOVICH. KATHERINE Musician Clerk Girls' Club 3. 4: Class Plziy -1' Girls' Club Czirnivzil 4: Ur- uhestivi 4. She's liked at school and outside too, I Girls' Club 2. 3. 4. When she's around, you can't feel blue. 41 Very gentle, good and true, A friend to one, a friend to you. KUYAVA, WALLACE Policeman Pyramid 4: Hull Cadet 4: Boys' Glee Club 4: Boys' Union 2, 3, 4: A Cappella Choir Z, 3. 4. Some of the time serious and some of the time gay, With mischief in his eyes he goes on his way. LACERGREN, IAMES Salesman Boys' Union 2, 3, 4. A friendly lad with a twinkle in his eye, And never without a smile does he pass by . LARSON, GORDON LACASKE, ERNEST Boys' Union 2, tl, li He is tall, handsome and full of fun And for his friendliness, he can't be outdone. LARSON, ELAINE I. Stenographer Girls' Club 2: Urzlu-r Sl: C:mdY Shop Cadet 4. Quiet, sweet, and demure She always seems very secure. A 1 Salesman Boys' Union 2, 3, 4. He isn't forward, he isn't shy He is lust an all around good SUV' LARSON, LORRAINE W. Missionary Candy Shop 2, 12: Girls' Cluli 2. 4. So capable and peppy, so honest and sincere, No one ever wonders why her friends hold her so dear. i X at 2 4814 LARSON, HAZEL Dress Designer Hzindicrzift Club 4. Very sweet and very dernure, She never shirks her work, I'm sure. LASCH, DOROTHY A-Q . Typist fair-ls' Club 2, rs. 4. ' vt Through sunshine and rain .g She is always the same. LaTEN DR ESSE, RECI NA Commercial Artist Chrm. of Poster Committee- for Sr. Plzxy 4: Girls' Club 2, Cl, 4: Stzxire :ind Poster Committee 35, Be the labor great or small, She does it well or not at all. LAWLEY, WINNIFRED Social Service Girls' Club 2. 3. 4: Girls' Club Curnivul 2. 3: Candy Shop 4: A Caippellzi 2, 3, 4: Christmas Plziys 2, 3, 4: Blzickfriars 32: Class Play Committee 4. A frank engaging smile betrays The calm and quiet of her ways. 42 LAUER. RALPH Salesman Boys' Union 2, ii. 4: Hall Cadet 4: Pyramid 4. A friendly lad, and full of fun, For a peppy companion, he's the one. LEALO5, WILLIAM Hotel Manager V. Pres. Jr. Class 3: Sec. of Hi-Y 3: Boys' Union 2, 3, 43 Hi-Y 2, 3: Vodvil 4 3 Carnival 2. 3: Boys' Union Exec. Com- mittee 3. A A peach of a fellow, bubbling over with fun, He's liked by all and is un- friendly to none. VW' U ffm! qlljffj J, W I,- y E,NG, ALI E ,' ,4 v ' H GOV - K t in ble Ci, -I: Urches tra 3 A Carmel a 3, 4: Candy shei-i C iss i ,, P ggutt A face fair 5wmeet our lot to Fneef LIBERTY MELVINA Telephone Operator Girls' Club L. 7. rl: PHP U IJ l- Z, A I Squad Lear -' L, 5 1 Vllllvy- 1 Tm rname it I . She's a perfect friend we'll all admit: She works and then she plays a bit. LILLO, CLIFFORD LINDBERCH. HELEN Radio Technician lOuff1aliSl' Boys' Uniun Z, 3, 4: Trai-k tl: Girls' Club 2, 13, 4: Art Cadet Hall Cadet 4: Ilues Collet-tm' 35. IZ: Iiibgary Cadgt Ch-ll: Vodiiil . V A Ji: ser 3: no: 'us tl. 2 A likable boy, with a likable PWS. Book Club 4. H Srmle' d h t I Helen hasn't much to say, as a goo C ance O go mam' She just goes on in her quiet a-mile. W x X ay. - .f ' 9. ' LI 1,5 Y , f 1 ' ' ' ,P 1 - it t Y , ..-1 ,fi LINDBERG' ROBERT LINDMARK, ALBERT Commercial Artist Pattern Maker Hi-Y 2, 3, 4. Boys- Union 3, Boys' Union 2. 3, 4: Hi-Y. 3. 4: Poster Committee 3, 4: AI is Soft Spgken' but Iogk gheezl Leader 2. 3: Oracle 4: ai that grin b 2, 3. ' . gp U . lt speaks louder than the His ideals are high and true, Worlds mann dm He has ability and quality too. g ' 43 LEDIG, MARY LEE. GEORGE Buyer Football 2, 3. 4: Jr. Dues Col- - -, H'.Y 2. 3. 4: B I Girls' Club 2. zz, 4: Pen Club 2' 4. oyq 2, 3, 4: Carnival 12, 3, 4: Black- friars 3: A Cappella 2, 33 Der'- lamation 3. 4: Hall Cadet 4: Office Cadet 4: Publicity Chrm. Sr. Class Play: W. C. 'l'. U. Contests 3. 4. Her big brown eyes and merry laughter Make us feel happy long after. those in need, indeed. LEE, WILLIAM Civil Service Boys' Union LEE, MALFRED Nurse Girls' Club 2, ZZ, 4: Girls' Club Carnival 5. 4: Candy Shop Cadet 2. 4: Pyramid -l: Hall Cadet -l: Red Cross 4. Friendly, sweet, and a little Shy. A priceless friend you couldn't buy. 2, 3, 4. LeVASSEUR. CERALDINE Nursing Girls' Club 2. 3, 4: A Cappella Z, 3, -I: Study Hall Cadet Car- nival 4. Very sweet, kind and true, She always has a smile for you. Wx aw 3 V LICHFELDT, ELAINE - ui.-la' Club 4. t She's not a flower nor a pearl, lust a swell all around girl. CY' He is helpful and friendly to And is really a true friend Twinkling eye and ready smile, He'll be happy all the while. cgrol in - DDQ hgiv. 4 been yr-1.11 .ufl.I on qs gn V16 6.9 IOJ 2,396 grins-4 ae yur an L DOI' Q. so-riff II'-Q. r-area 'APL P160 049 LINDQUIST, RUBY Girls' Club 2. 3. 4, She likes to play, she likes t sing, LINDSTROM SHIRLEY Nurse f Girls' Club 2. fi, 4: Red Cross 3: Courtesy Group 4: Girls' Club 4. LOVLUND, HENRY Intramural 'l'oni'h Football II: Boys' Union 2, ZS. 4. Because he's famous as a gentleman, To find farne and fortune he easily can. LYONS, ELIZABETH Teaching Girls' Club 2, 3, 4: Pep Club 2. 3, 4: Carnival 4: Blackfriars 3: Hall Cadet 4: Sr. Class Play Committee 4: Pyramid 4. Coed-humored, good-natured, and ready for fun, Friendship and loyalty all in one. 2 ii 5, 3 -Q any S -'wif ag I A '5E4i . McCORMlCK, BETTY Private Secretary Girls' Club 4: Mile of Pennies 3. Amiable, good-natured as can be, Sweet, kind, and true is she. McGOVERN, BETTY Librarian A Cappella 2, 3. 4: Hall Cadet 4: Girls' Club 2. 3. 4: Stage Manager Ten Cent Concert Play 4: Play Committee 4: Ap- preciation Assembly 3. What could make this girl distressed Who is calm, cool and self- possessed. MCDONALD, IOYCE Girls' Club 2, 3. 4: Red Cross 3: Pep Club 2, 3. 4: Volleyball Z. Il, 4: Basketball 2. Ii, 4: Baseball 2, 3, 4. loyce is as full of tun as can be, And is always talking busily, McNAMARA. GEORGE Business Boys' Union 2. 21. 4: Boys' Union Cabinet 4: Hi-Y 3, 4: Cabinet 3, 4: Officer 4: Bas- ketball 2, 3, 4: Track 2, 3, 4: Football 2, 3. 4: Captain 4: Hall Guard 73: Girls' Club Car- nival 3, 4: Boys' Union Vodvil 4: ll Club 25. 4: Older Boys' Conference Delegate 41 Cap and Gown Committee 4. Mac is one who grew up high, But won't look down on any guy. .14 Carnival Z. Zi. Sh 'll h h d inyfgnger an ' For a friend that's always true ' and kind, ShirIey's he best that you WAS My JJ ,N co I ind. SIMNEY, MAE LINSKI, IOE Designer Machinist Girls' Club 2, 25. 4: Hall Lexile! Hi-Y 2, 35, 4: Boys' Union 4. Ii. 4: Stage Hand LI. R Not at all tall, really quite joe is quiet, but when you ve small, met Pretty and sweet, and liked You'll have a friend youll ne re by all. forget. LUNDQUIST, CONSTANCE Dental Hygienist Sec.-'l'l'e:is. of Snph. Class I: Usher 2. Zi: Carnival 2: Gym Leader Z. Zi: Red Cross 3: Asst, Gen. Chrm. of Carnival 4: Pres. of Girls' Club 4. Sweet and attractive, ready for fun, She has a smile for everyone. McALLlSTER, IAMES ll. I . A. lf. Il, 4: Hi-Y 2, 3. -l: Boys' Union 11, Zi, 4. A jolly little lad is he, No matter when Or where he be. sl' 'J MCTAGUE, MARY Hall Cadet 2: Ollii-if Cailet fl, Camera Club 4: Ai-L Cailet 4: Girls' Club 2, Zi, 4. lvlary's smile brightens the air: Her peppy spirit bariishes care, MACNUSON, BETTY IANE Girls' Glee Club Il: Girls' Club 2, 3, 4: Hall Cadet 1: A Cappel- la 2, 3. 4. Able and active with much poise, Betty does a lot without much noise. MALINOSKI. HELEN Secretary Girls' Vluli Sl. 1: Courtesy Group 1. By her sweet smiles and pleasant ways, She'lI make people happy all MACOR. EDA Home Economics Hall Caflel Si: Ollim' Cadet 4: Usher 2, Il, -l: Girls' Club 3, Cl. 4: Honor Assembly Page I 7 L, Ci. This petite girl with a cheery smile ls bright and jolly all the while. MAIDA. FRANK Musician Boys' Union - Sl. 1: Athletic' Mgr. 'l'rai'k 2, 22. 1: Football 2. Il, 4, Frankie our track star is built for speed, And whatever he does, he'll always lead. her days. MANSERGH, WALTER Mailman 5?iftSgeL,l1fvl!1I'l 2, Si. 4: Art Com- . in This man's good points just 'ff' 2 never end: His qualities make him a perfect friend. 4. f yi xl' Gr MARTINSEN ARNOLD Civil Service ys' Union 2. C. . You never know when he's around For a quieter fellow is hard be found. MATTHEW MARY Librarian Cui 2, S. - 1 A Cappe a I jramii 1 a Ca e I 2 fir: 'z : : ' 'va Z., Z, -1: Special Choir 4: Music for Class Plays Il: Girls' Club Ox'- uanist 4: Music' for Apprecia- tion Assemblies Zi, 4: Pep Club LI: Kid llay Committee 4. Kind and gentle is our Maryg We know her sweetness will not vary. 45 MALMIN WILMA Dressmaker 1 Cimera Cui ii 1 Bl ck '1 She favors none but loves all They re all her friends be they short or tall MARION MARIE 1 s Cl h 4 Pep C u yi imid 4 Cym Cadet enrol Dues Collector A cheery smile a friendly way She is quiet but always gay MASON DONALD Y. M. C. A. Secretary Boys' Union Pres. 4: Usher 2: Dues Collector 2: Pyramid 3: Service Orchestra 2. 3 4: Cri 3: Class Play 3: Courtesy Play 3: Carnival 4: Blackfriars 3: Hi-Y 2, 3. 4: Boys Union Bowl- ing League 4: Boys' Union 2. love for music and a winning way Keep the blue notes out of Don's day. MATTSON, MARIORIE Bookkeeper Girls' Club 2, 3, 4: Pep Club 2. Distinguished looking, fair and tallg A pretty smile and friendly to all. MATTSON, VIRGINIA Stenographer Girls' Club 2. 3, 4: Pep Club 2. True to school, work and friends: ln her mind, duty never ends. MAUNU. IEAN Gym Leader: Girls' Club 2 3, 4: Carnival ZZ, 3, 4: Basketball and Baseball 2, 3, 4. A fine girl with winning ways, She'll make friends throughout her days. MATUSCHAK, LEONARD Stenographer Buys' Uuirin 2, fi, 1: Usher 2, 4: Hall Guziril 4: 'l'x'at-lt 3. 4: Pyramid 4. Len is one who seldom will talk: But when it comes to work, he'll not balk. MENDESH, ANN Librarian Girls' Club 2, Il. 4: Utlivc- Cadet 2. 3. 4: Library Carl!-t 2. 3, 4. She's happy in a quiet way: Her friendship broadens every MEYER. ROBERT Chemist Hall Guard 2: Pyramiil 2: Boys' Union 2, 3, 4. Quiet, capable, just and trucg A fine future is seen for you. MICHAUD, ROBERT Mechanical Engineer Boys' Union 2, 3. 4: Hall Guard 4: Track 3. 4. Friendly though quiet and shy: Reward will not pass him by. 5 '51 day. .l 3. iz vii 5 ff eff fps . an W .? for Q' '19 4:1- if i. MICKELSON, RICHARD Buys' Union 2, Il, 4' -X Lzilipella i 4' Q Q MICHAUD, REGINA Telephone Operator Girls' Club 25. 4: Pep Club 2: Play Committee 4. Charming and sweet her features beg She wins friends by her personality. MICKELSON, DOROTHY Buyer Usher LZ: Dues Collector 4: Class Play Committee 4: Hall Guard 1: Girls' Club 2, 3, 4: Girls' Club Carnival 4. A friendly smile, a gracious Way, Sometimes silent, sometimes gal'- MILETICH, MARY Secretary L. fl. 41 Touch Football Cl: Basr- ball 3: Dues Collet-tor 4. Dick is a tenor in our choir: When he's at work he'll never tire. MILICH. IOHN Engineer Boys' Union 2. fl. 4: fihvvl' Leader 2: Pep Club 23 hports Technique Club 3. He loves to jitter, he loves to prance, 1 His get-up and go will help him advance. 46 Community 3, 4: Office Assis- tant 4: Gym Cadet 2. 3: SIIOTIVS Technique 3, 4: Athletics 2, 3: Girls' Club 2, 3, 4: Oilive Cadet fi, 4: Pep Club ZZ. 3, 4. Small and dark with snapping eyes: In Iife's great game she'll take a prize. MILLER, CHARLES Boys' Union. Mischief in his smile, a twinkle in his eye, But you never see him sigh. .bwv an ii ii NELSON, CAROL Q . i - 5 MORK, WILLIS Butcher Boys' Union 2, Cl, 4: Class Play 4. l-le has a cheerful smile for all ln the class room and in the hall. NASLUND, CLIFFORD Architect Boys' Union 1, II, 4: Hi-Y Z, Ci, 4: Hi-Y Cabinet 4: Class Ollirer 4: Pyramid 4: Usher Il. -I: Cap and Gown Committee -1: Var- nival 2, 4: 'l'ii-lu-t Committee 2: P011 Club -I: Intramural Foot- hall, Basketball 3. 4: Class Play Publicity 4. Tall, smart and handsome with a character straight: Cliff Naslund is one whose success won't be late. .7 QW afw-'M' ARI Anigf . i rf? '11 vf' -1 M0.sic 'F6ather. Vfflf' Boys' U ion.2T Il, 4 uid il, fr J 'W . s. 1 fnflpell hoilb 2,',3, I llirwt ' if Q l ,M .as-.i Mile 1,2 ennie-M Driveildlg Clar- h Quark e d.Nug'ator for V, I lfwgtmas fgfafalriue -I: Hoyif MINKO, SYLVIA Private Secretary Girls' Club 2, 3, -1: Girls' Club Carnival 2, 3. Merrily Sylvia goes her way, Always smiling and always gay. Quartette ff! 'X?QZ!i'?l!, J Happy as thfjddycfr serious iri season: Everybody likes him, here you have the reason. MODER, BERNARD Auto Mechanic Boys' Union 2, Il. I. Never rowdy, never loud, Someday, of him we'll be proud. i.. .2 Q li --..,.. 1 Boys' MONSON, MARILYN Music Girls' Club 2. Il. -1: Camera Club il, 4: A Cappella 2, 3, 4: Girls' Club Carnival 3. 3: Pyramid 4: Ten Cent Concerts 2. 3, 4. She sings in the choir and is happy all the while: Every time you meet her, she greets you with a smile. MYHRMAN, VERNER Bus Driver Union 2, 3, 4: Hearl Usher 4. Verner is one of these quiet chaps we find 'ii A But is also one of the likable i l- 1 ' . kind. Q, iiella way NELSON, AU DREY Laboratory Technician Girls' Club 2, II, 4: Red Cross ct io-is P1 e'-iident 4 3. 4: R-l '. . 1 Girls' Club Cabinet 4: A Cap- 2, Zi, 4 : Cap and Gown Committee 4 : Class Officer 4 Z Carnival Z, Zi, 4: Pell Club 2. A winning smile, a pleasant Will see Audrey through many ,... , a :eral .. W .. -Q..-, Exi f' ' .W-3 VF Medical Record Librarian Girls' Club 2, 3. 4: Pep Cluh 2: Red Cross :sg Ci-i :gg Hull Cadet 3. 4: Carnival 3, -I. Quietly grave, a friendly smile, She'll always make her life worth-while. NELSON, ioHN Radio Engineer Boys' Union 2, Il, I1 Hand 3. 41 Carnival 2, 3, .L lohn will never let his duties ride lust because he let his trombone slide. NELSON, EDWARD Architect Boys' Union 2. 53, -i: Tumbling: Club 4: Usher 2, 13, 4: Football 3. 4: Track Il. 4: Intramural Baseball. Touch Football, Bas- ketball 2, 3, 4. Some like Nelson Eddy above the rest, But we'll take Eddy Nelson: he's the best. NELSON, IUNE H. Buyer Girls' Club LI. il. I: Girls' Glue Club Tl. -I: llues Collertor 3: Christmas Play 4. Pretty eyes and hair of brown: Upon her face there's never a frown. IT , '-MW 4 I . 4 f h s. I LAI -fvh-J . I, K 9, 4 NELSON, OGER f , NELSON, WARREN . . , f Teachin Aviaqpntqy ,Ag Hi-Y I 4 : Camera C uh I 1 Boys' Union 2, 3, 4 1 Chess Usher V : Eddtbnw 4: ' l C : Intramural Football 3: 4: Pyramid 3. ' ity Committee Sr. Cl Diligent and lots of fun. Roger's liked by everyone, Q' NEPHEW, LIONEL Newsreel Photographer Boys' Union Exec. Committee 2, 3, 4: Boys' Union Vodvil 2. 2-l. 42 Carnival 2, 3, 42 Sffllh- Orientation 3: Class Play C0111- mittee 4: Service Orr-hestra 4: Boys' Union Amireciation As- sembly LZ: Pyramid 4: Oracle 2. 23, 4: Cri 3: Student Athletir- Msrr, 4: Boys' Union Bowlini: Leairue 4: Hi-Y 12, 3, 4: In- tramural Football 32 POD Clllll Pl' Ar: Cyfls' Club Carnival wi rf ' lus: e re glad have im with US. , yg,1 NESS. CLADYS Stenographer Girls' Club 2. 55. 4: PPI' Clllh 2- l-ler personality just can't be beat: Friendship and loyalty make the story complete. Q ' -3 ' Y X ' 6 ff M 7 'i I iv is NEWMAN, IANICE Private Secretary Pep Club 2, Ii: Blat-kfriars Il Baton Twirlini: Club 4: Candi Shop cad!-1 :i, 4: cams' Club E, 3. 4: Girls' Club Cabinet -1 Office Cadet 4: Gym Cadet 3: Girls' Club Carnival 2, Zi. lanice is iolly, peppy, and full of fun, She's a loyal friend to everyone. NORDMAN, KENNETH Salesman Hall Cadet 4: Pyramid 21: Hi-Y 2. 3, 4: Boys' Union 2. Il. 4: Girls' Cluh Carnival 3, 4: Dance Decoration Committee 3. 4. When memories of school life begin to grow dim, Most of us still will remember him. .iv-B. A :,. Q' 6 .,,,., .,:. i in . f NORLIN. HOWARD Civil Service Draftsman Boy Usher 2, 3, 4: Boys' Union 2, 3, 4: Hi-Y 2: Cl'i 2: Hall Cadet 4: Pyramid 2: Carnival 4. A truer friend is hard to find: He's never dreary or unkind. OLIVER, HARVEY Boys' Union 2, 3, 4. l've always thought and now l know That life is just one great big show. NYS, CLIFFORD Radio Field Boys' Union 2, II, 41 Hall Cadet 4: Cri 4: Pyramid A small dark boy is Clifford NYS, But in life's work just watch hirn rise. OLSEN, ELEANOR A. Stenographer Girls' Club 2, 351 Gym Cadet 2. fl. She doesn't talk much: when she does it's with care, But what is so valuable as something rare. 48 3: Camera Club Z, 3. 4. l-le's likable, wholesome and true: His aim in this world he'll find too. NICKILA, RUTH Stenographer Girls Lluh .L 4: Pyramid 3. 4: lluvs Collector 2: Girls' Club Carnival 2, Sl, 41 Servive Or- :-hestra -l. Ruth is full of wit and full of fun, And a wonderful pal for everyone. NORDSTROM, GERALDINE Beauty Culture Girls' Club 2. 3. 4: Pep Club 2: Girls' Club Carnival 2, 3, A girl with a smile for all Will never let her friendship fall. .39 t -1 -,EZ I. . L ia OLSON, BETTY Stenographer Girls' Cluh 3, 4: Office Cadet l: Service Committee fl: Carnival 4: Pyramid 4. Pretty and Betty don't exactly rhyme, But they go well with Olson this time. OLSON. DONALD W. Business Boys' Union 2, Ii, 1. He laughs and knows when to Dlav But never shoves his work away. OLSON, MARVIN OLSON, DONALD E. Business Buys' Uniuu 3. 12, 1: l'l:iss Play 4. A Caliiiella 2. ll, l. Tall and handsome in the playg A classmate liked in every way. OLSON, LUCILLE Stenographer Girls' f'luh 2. ll, X: .X Cliiiia-llii 2. fi. fl: Rell Cross l: Sr. Girl Sr-xtift -1: Si-r'-'l'ri-as. Slillllll Cluh fl: Stamii llluli 2. II: Study llall Cacli-I -l. A fine girl with a winning way, A perfect friend, her acquaintances say. P .K-xx Architectural Draftsman ' Tumbling Club JS, 4: Boys' Union 2. 3. 4. Who wants a perfect man to see Need not search far, for this is he. xl OLSON. MURIEL V. Stenographer Girls' Club 2, 4. Calm and ready in every need, Such people are said to be friends indeed. ., T1 ' I ' P' . D I Q If: .ig .H fr' V 2 gli .. ii.. x OLSON, VIOLET Teacher R of i I ,Q OLSON, MURIEL D. Nurse Vw Cluli 3 3. ii. Gil-ls' Clin, 2. Tl. 1. A great big smile for everyone: Truly she is a lot of fun. OLSON, PEARL Secretary Girls' Cluli 2, Il. l: Ushi-r 2. -i. lluvs Colltwlrii' 1: Pep Clulx 2. 'Where there's a will, there is a wayg Arid Pearl doesn't mix work with play. OMAN, IEANETTE Interior Decorator Girls' Cluh 1: Red Cross 1. Students like her are hard to find: Helpful, cheerful, willing and kind. OSTERLUND, DORIS Stenographer Girls' C'luli 2, ZZ. l: Pi-ii t'luli 2. Sl, li Spf-llini: Contest 2: llanu-s nu stare for :yin 37, Very attractive, dainty and Clever, Doris is found alone almost FIQVQF. vlii Pep Cluli 2: Girls' Cluh 3. 4. A tiny little miss Whom we shall greatly miss. OVERLAND, ARTHUR Medicine Boys' Union 3. 3, -1: Class Play Il, -l: Pyramiil Play 3: Christ- mas Play fl. 4: Ten Ce-nt Cin- cert 4: Girls' Cluh Carnival 3. 4: Pyramid 4: Blarkfriars 3. His curly hair is often desired: His friendship, too, is much admired. PALMER, THELMA journalism Girls' Club 4: Class Play 4: Transferred from Marshall High School, St. Paul 4. We scarcely heard of her, until one day She became the leader in our play. ARKER, GEORGE Drafting Boys' Union 2. 3. 4: Start' Hand 3: Airplane Club 3: Hi-Y 2. 3: Band 3. 4, Why hustle, bustle, and hurry? He's the type that doesn't worry. PATRICK, FLORENCE Bookkeeper .Q Girls' Club 2. 3, 4: Usher 13. :il -90 Ilues Collector :Z : Library Ca- : rlt-I 2, 3, 4: Priuniiti-r Zi: Hall 1':iili-t 4. Friends Say She is nice in every way. PEARSON. ILENE Stenographer Girls' Club 3. 1: Oracle 1: liet- lamation 3: Carnival l: lilavli- friars 3: Volleyball A true friend, a friend to all, Quick to act at duty's call, that really know her PAQUIN. SHIRLEY Stenographer Girls' Glee Club Zi. 1: Mist-tl Chorus Iii Girls' Club 2, Il, 4: .- Hall Cadet 4: Kell Cross -i. 41 Christmas Play 2: Class Play Committee 4: Volli-ybzill -, A smile for all, welcome and glad, A true and friendly way she had, PARO. IOYCE Secretary Girls' Club Il. 1: .X fiiliiii-llzi 1. Zi. 41 Carnival 4. She is our senior with shining red hair, Who carries herself with a stately air, .2 'Iv I j J -W -it , 5 ,J Y , , ii- ss A fl Ai PAULSON, LOIS Medical Social Worker Girls' Club 2. ZS, 4: Study Hall Cailiit 2. We may look the whole world round, But a more loyal friend cannot be found. PEARSON, WILLARD Electrical Engineer I R Ji Boys' Union II. 3, 4. , . l 7 i ijt fe-2' PEKKALA LESLIE Business ox Union A good student, a fine friend, To find any better, do not intend. PELANDER MYRTLE Sec reta ry l 7 - I X Dues 0 I tm 3 4 Head of Bowlin- Cood natured and ready for un For a friendly companion he the one PEPLINSKI GORDON I Business Salesman ootbill xi in KXS IIUH ... v . Z ' --A : 'av' C, g Cu: : ass Olfir-er 5 : Carniv: 1 - 'amural .' io' s L, -. : el' Clui -1. With a happy smile and a grin fo all, - .. i. . . l-le showed his stuff football. 50 C ip ind Conn Cnmmittvc 4 Little courteous bright and S-3V Myrtle brightens a gloomy day PETERSON BEVERLY Hotel Hostess C ls L Cihinet '3 4 Glllk Club Carn ': L. -, : v im L, 5. : ackfriars I 1 Us er L. I 2 Office Cadet 2. 3. 4: Pyramid 4: Oracle 4: Volleyball Z., 3: :- book 4: Memorial Day Play gg Cap and Gown Committee 4: Soph. Orientation 3: Courtesy week Committee 4. She is one that is fair and sweet: With her personality she is hard to beat. if PFEIFER. LILLIAN Bookkeeper Gym Utlic-0 Cadet 4: Stzilri- :inil Poster Committee 4: Girls' Club 2. Il, 4: Publicity for Czirnivul 4. So quiet we hardly know she's PETERSON, KENNETH Architect Boys' Union 2. Sl. 1: Czimerai Club 4: Tumbling: Club 4: Air- plane Club 2. Appreciated by the best of men Are his spurts of humor, again and again. PETRICH, MARTHA Secretary Girl'f Vlul, 2. ss. 4, No matter what may happen, PETERSON, LOIS Dancer Girls' Club 2. 34. 4: Art Cadet 2. She is the kind that is loyal and true, Both to rne and to you. PFEIFER, IOSEPH Football fl: Boys' Union 2. 3. 4, This quiet chap is one of us: l-le's never rowdy and makes round, But a better friend cannot be found. PUGLISI, MELLO Coach A2 f Boys' Union 2. S. 4: Fuollizill K 2, 23: Carnival 2. 4. K Vwfith mischief in his eyes and 'fri rhythm in his feet, , f His pace of life is based on the V boogie woogie beat. if . RABE, MARIORIE Nursing Transferred from Cflzirktielrl. Minnesota. 4. Friendship and smartness rolled into one, Help to make her living fun. RAPPANA. DUANE Lawyer Boys' Union 2. 13, 4: Hull Guard 2: Intramural Sports Ll, 24, 4. For every question, an answer has he: A great man some day he'lI be. RANKIN, ROBERT Business Boy:-' Union 2, Il, l: .K Cnliiiellzi 2. Il, 4: Quartet 2: Intrzimurzil Spm'ts 3. 4. Robert is short of stature, And melody is in his nature. REFSETH, MYRTLE Nurse Ilrum Mujorette Ii. l: Squad Lender 3: A Czimiellu 1: Band Il, 4: Pyramid 4: Prom Crim- mittee 3: Girls' Club 3. Ii, lc 1':irnivul 2. 4. Her manner is open, generous, and sincere: To be more exact, she is a dear. 51 a bright and cheery smile no fuss- Will make our days less dreary and life seem more worth- while. PFISTER. PHYLLIS 'air it wi f' -r f i n a ir Secretary Candy Shop 4: Girls' Club 2. 3 4. Quiet, cheerful, gentle, and kind- These are her qualities defined. PYRLIK. MARIAN Secretary Girls' Club 3, 4: Gym Carle! 4. Studious, courteous, and true. There isn't much that she can't do. , 3' ROSENQUIST, LAWRENCE 2 Buys' Union 2, Il, 4. A likable lad Who never is sad, i I . f' ' ROTVIK. CURTIS Q A Aeronautical Engineer 4 ,. it llues Collector 4: Hi-Y 1: IH-it . Cl b Ulf' U' 4: I L1 'al F - 5- biiill 3. 41?Lllntrzirriiiilwiiniiiialkvtiiiiil 43 Boys' Union 2, 4 Y ' Curt is not a serious fellow And not a stitch in ham is , gf' yellow. V If SABOT, RICHARD SALMONSON. ELMER Machinist Civil Engineer Buys' Union 2. 3, 4: llenfelll guys' Union 3' 31 4. Bm. Ushm. Traidesmnn 4. 3' 3' 4- ' lf EVBV YOU 'find YOUVSGH in There isn't a thing this man need. can't do, This fellow is the one indeed. And Whafever he does' he C5095 well, too. SCHMITZ, MARY SCHMUCK, DONALD Stenographer Engineer Pep Club 2. 3. -1: Hlzic'kfri:irs .3 Girls' Club 2. 3, 4. Dark of hair, and dark of eye, The joy of life her by. I l9VG I' DBSSES liuvs' Union 4: Chess Cluli 4: HilY 4: Ti':insfei'reil from St. Jr-:in the- Baptiste 4. Though Don's been with us only a year, Whenever he speaks, we all turn to hear, 52 REILLY, BETTY IANE RICHARDSON, MARY i Club 2, Ji: Girls' Club 2. Stenographer P01 Girls' Club 2, Zi, 4: Pep Club 2, 4 3' 4' A 3. 4: lllzu-lxl'x'i:ii's 3: Pyramid 4: Llffle, friendly and very l'i6al'Q H: ll C: det 3: T n Cent C n' 't ' ' 4 :lGyn'i Cadet ie: vfiiieyiiiiiiliii Angwevgraf S more' She S Very She's little, she's gay, ' She's a joy in her way. ROCUSKI, FLORENCE ROSENQUIST, FLORENCE Buyer Telephone Operator uit-is ciiii, ::, ip in-ii mimi. :, Girls' UW' 1- 3' 4' 191 Ulm' Chili 3- lt is pleasant to have her She has a smile for everyone, around: And many friends in school A more humorous girl can no she's won. be found. ROSWOLD, MARILYN 1 Salesgirl Cluli 2. Il. 1, Full of fun and many a smile, Marilyn is a girl worth-while. 'Zi SAAF, DONALD s f E f a :u A-f in l ,',,, '- In ' ,M .. Naval Aviation ' Cairnivzil 2: Hull Cadet 3. 4. ' Hi-Y 3. 4: Boys' Union 2, 3, 4. Always friendly as can be, A quiet service man is he. f SCHULTE, LORRAINE Medical Librarian Jr. lines Cnllrcwl' IS. In athletics she is quite a star: In life she is sure to go far, SCOUTON, MARIE Telephone Operator Girls' Club -I: Athletic Pi'rii:'i':ini 2: Girls' Club Czirnivzil Z. She's quiet and hardly ever says much, But her helping hand every! thing does touch. SEYMORE, EVELYN Stenographer Girls' Club 2, fl, 'IZ Glee Club 15, Il, 4: Mixed Chorus 2. ill Red Cross 2, Il, I: Christmas Plziy 4: Ten Cent Ciirive-i'ts 2. .l, -I. The sweetest girl we ever knew-- Quiet, kind, and always true. LINSKI, BERNICE Stenographer Girls' Club 2, Il, 4. She doesn't usually say she knows, SCHULTZ, BETTY IANE Nursing Girls' Club Z, fl, 4: C':ims-rzi Club 25: Rr-il Cross 2, 3: Community NVork rl: Curnivzil 2, ZZ, 4: Luck:-r Czull-L -l. She-'s a pleasure and a joy without measure: Betty lane as a friend is a treasure. SENARIGHI, RUDY Electrical Engineer linys' Union 2, Il, I: ll f'lub 4: 'l'r:ir-lx 2, Il. He likes pleasure, he likes fun, l-le can amuse almost anyone. all ' There's still something left, as her bright eye shows. 5558,- SHULTZ, ELAINE Dancer Girls' l'luli 3. Il, 4: I'yi':imiil 54: Pep Club Il. I: Girls' f'lub i':i1'- iiivzil I, Il, I. lf there are any more as sweet as she, Bring them around for us to see. 4 A 'i vm Y i SKOMARS. DAVID ,A HW 6 4 Business f 5 Student Athletic Mgr. L53 Boys' ,gt 4-4 k, Union 2: 3, 4: Hi-Y 2331 Hull Guzircl L: Art Stull' L, Il, -lg I Ci-i Art Editor ZS: Poster Com- niittee 4. His willingness to work makes him liked by all: When duty faces him, he does not stall. SKOMARS, SHIRLEY Stenographer Girls' Club Il. -I: A Cumlellzi 2: Dues Collector 4: Soph. Squzial Lender 2: Hull Guzird -I: Pell Club Il: Volleyball 2. Il. ln work, in sport and in play, This girl is the one to meet any day. SLAVIERO, IENNIE Stenographer Girls' Cluh Il. I: Bzinkinig Ass'n Il, -l. From her path she rolls life's boulders, Care rests lightly on her shoulders. SODERLUND, CLADYS Stenographer Girls' Club 2, It, -l: Pep Club Z5 of heart and too, we find a For SORENSON, DONALD Boys' Union 2, 3, 4. The kindest thing in the kindest way: This is his motto day by day. SORENSON, PHYLLIS Private Secretary Girls' Club 2. 3. 4: Girls' Club Cabinet 3: Carnival 2. 3. 4: Pyramid 3: Chrm. of Mother and Daughter Tea 2: Soph. Orientation 3. Charm and grace are skillfully combined: SORENSON, GRACE Social Worker Girls' Club 2, IS. l: Gym Vault-1 4: Carnival 2. A blonde, so quiet, sweet and dear, Whose bright examples warm and cheer. SORFIORD, VERNA Private Secretary Girls' Club 2, ll. 4: C'uiinewliiiLL Cadet fl. An all around girl, a jolly good sport, You won't find many of Verna's sort. No human tongue this blend has e'er defined, SOWL, MARCUS HifY 2, 3, -l: Buys' Union 4: Football 3. Dancing is his specialtyg A star he hopes some day to be. SPINDLER, MARGARET Nursing Girls' Club Si, 4: Counseling Czulx-I 3. 3. 4: Rell Cross Zi: l'iii1i'u-sy 4: Ural-le fl: Carnival Il, -1: Voclvil 43 I'oui'te-sy Plays 41 Pep Club 2. Small of stature, neat and nice, She brings to life her bit of spice. A is K Y 144 fr am? 2? SPANIE, BEN Air Corps if Boys' Union 15, Il, 4. Pyramid fi. An open mouth, an open mind? H You won't find many boys of f his kind. ,H Q! 'R 5 SPINDLER. SHIRLEY Selling 3 Girls' Club Z, 31. 4: Came-ra Cluli ll' llc l Vin lp, 'l ' H5 ... With never a worry and ever a smile, She's joyful and happy all the while. --our STEBLAY. MARION Surgical Nurse Girls' Club Z, SS. -l: Pep Flub 2 l: Chess Club 4: Carnival Ii, 4 lliir Sister Party el. Smiling and cheerful all day long, Life to her is just one song. STENSUND, IOYCE Secretary Pep Club 2, 34. 4: Pyramid Il 4: Girls' Club 3, IS. 4: Offic- Cadet 2. A jolly girl and full of fun, For a true friend, she's the one. Zl i it STENSUND, HOWARD Auto Bodyman liuys' Union 2, 3, 4: Boys' Glee Club 2: Trac-k 2. No matter how hard life might seem, A smile will banish care like a dream. STICKNEY, BETTY Beauty Culture Girls' Club 2, 3. 4: Art Cadet Ii: Girls' Club Carnival 4: Stage and Poster -l: Volleyball 2, 3. She's quiet and very talented in art, ln affairs of the world, she'll play a great part, 'v SUNDEEN, EDNA Beauty Operator Girls' Club 33. 1: Captain ii Gym Cadets. Edna is one of the quiet girl that we find, But is one of the likable kind. MUN? 'vw STOLBERG, EINAR STONEMAN, DOROTHY Bookkeeper Kindergarten Teacher Boys' Union LI, Il. 4: lfnutball 4: Karl C1-Ugg 43 H4111 Gum-d 3 Cl!'l'lll1lll0ll Milli- Uf Cyl-l Carnival 2. 3, 4: Volleyball 2 Einar is a shy and quiet young f:iulF5l '?g gfmtglllfife., G 5 lad, ' ' ' -' Of hirn we've never heard anything bad. SULLIVAN, MARGARET Girls' Club 2, 35, -1. Cool and calm in every event, Her attractiveness is from Heaven sent. Real kindness, kindly expressed, Plus loyalty, and sweetness does she possess. SULLIVAN, MARIORIE Secretary Girls' Club Z, 3. 4: Pyramid 4 Carnival Il, 4. Always happy, always kind, She's the type that's hard 6. ..,, 1 SUNDQUIST, ALBERT ia 5 Commercial Art ' , Boys' Union 2. 3. 4: Intramural Basketball 3, Zi. 4: Art Posters for Various Activities 2, 3. 4: - Quiet and a true friend is he, i' Someday a great man he will bc. 1-2 SWANSON, AUDREY SWANSON. PAUL Physical Education Teacher FOVGSTVY Girls' Club 2. ti, -lg Pyramid -I: Norwegian Paper Statl' Il: Hall Guard -I: Study Hall Cadet 4: Carnival 4. Fair features and light brown hair, A comely girl with never 3 Cafe. SWANSON. SHIRLEY Music Girls' Club Sl. 4: Red Cross 25. 4: Library Cadet 2: Glee Club 'I Pretty, quiet and sweet, Shirley's type is a pleasure to meet. Boys' Union 2. 33, 4, Quiet, yet industrious, You never hear him raise a fuss. SZOSTAK, DOLORES Medical Librarian Usher 2: Girls' Club ZZ. 4: Girls Club Carnival 4: Hall Cadet 4, Dainty fashions and well dressed, And much charm she does possess, to find. SUNDER, PHYLLIS Medical Recorder Girls' Club 2, Ii. 4: Girls' Club Cabinet 4: llues Collector 2: Ushers 2, fl: Re-d Cross 2: Car- nival 2, 32, -I: Assistant Editor Oracle 4: Cri 3: Hall Cadet 21: Courtesy Plays 4: Vodvil 4, State Press Convention 2-3. ln many an art she does surpass The other members of her class SURMAN, HELEN Secretary Dues Collector 1: Usher 2. Girls' Club Cl, 4: Pyramid 4. Girls' Club Carnival -I. Light of heart, quick of step. l-lere's a girl that's full of pep. Q6 K3 THORP, LAWRENCE Research Chemistry liund 2. il. el: lloys' Union L Il, l: lntr:iniur:il Folie-:iil Il Sr. Class l'l:iy Vulxliritx -l: in zinil Gown Voniniitii-v el: Fluke, Club J. 35: Sr. floss Pri-s. 4 lolly and courteous is he, And just as friendly as can be TIGUE, HELEN Nurse Girls' C'luli -1. l':in4.ly Shop -1. it Her hair is dark, her bright 3 GYPS SDBDQ Out in lite's work she'll never nap. TRAMBERC, DOROTHY Buyer Girls' Club 2, 14. 41 Per Chili 43 Pyramid 4: Hull Cziilut el. She is quiet as she is fair With blue eyes and light hair TREVIRANUS, CHARLES Business Bzisketbzill Mizr. 3, -l: 1 lYULllilll Mpzr. 3, 4: Truck 2. 3. 41 BOYS' Union 1. 3. 4: Costiinw Roozzi Il, 43 Hi-Y 3, 4: ll flub 4. Whenever you want a job well done, Call on Chuck --he s the one -IN vf J' .... Q , ' TRANVIK, BURTON Business Boys' Union 2, ZZ, -1, You hear him talk but never chatter l-le knows the latter doesn't rnalfef. TROSBY, MARKHAM Buys' Union 2, 33, -12 'l'l'IN'lN 772 Football 2. Il: Hull Gunril 1: Pyrzimiil lx Howling 4. l-le's lots of fun and liked by all, And Mark can really play football. Bti TANTTU. HELEN Girls' fluli 2, il, 4: Girls' Club Czirnivzil Z: lines Colle:-tor 4: 'I'ii-lwt l'ollei'tor 4: Hull Guziril tl: Pup Fluli 2, Il. Courteous and never bold, l-ler heart is as good as gold. THOMAS, DOROTHY Secretary Uslii-r Z. Il: Hull Guzird 3, 4: Girls' Club 2, Cl, el: Girls' Glei. flub -4: Curnivzil 3, 3, -1: A Caimwllii Z: Pep Club 2, 35: hr. Plziy Committee- 4: Ten Cent Corin-er! -1. Bubbling o'er with joy and TASKY, MONICA Gym Teacher Girls' Club 11, Il, 4: Pen Club 2, Zi, 4: Hull Cadet 4. To be pleasant and friendly she is known, And is never seen to wear a frown. THORP, BETTY Stenographer Girls' Club 2, 3, 4: Pei: Club 2, 3: Czidi-L Sl: lleclzimzition Ll. Full of pep and loads of fun No one from her charm can run. mirth, She sees all the good that's on thzs earth. 'x x Q . G .' THORWALDSEN, ROBERT Mechanic lioys' Union Z, Il, 4. Vim, vigor and vitality all rolled into one To add flavor he'll throw in Q a wisecrack or pun. Ml ' TOFT, FRANCES Librarian Girls' Fliilv 2, Il. 4: Lilirziry' t':iili'i 1, fl, 1: I,iln':iry T1-ai Com- mittee niitti-il 2. fl: Urzirli- 4: Pres. of l.1br:ii'y Club l: Norse Nowa- pziiii-i' il: Gi-rrn:in Ni-vvslizipui' 4: Chrin. I'l:iy i'ornrnitl,ee 4: Prom Coniniitleii Il: Class Plziy Com- mittee Il: Norse lk-clzimzilion 2: C inix l ' 'ii 2: Good Book Com- -1: Genet-:il Chrm. Library : Current. Eevents Club Ten al 25: Kill-Ilziy Committee -l. With kind ways that please l i ' us all, - She'll glide smoothly down Q life's hall. . 'i'f '7i ' i . A 3 Q3 , Jr p, . '71 g ,cg I ' ar , 53. x '., TRU DEAU, BETTY Secretary Girls' Club 2, 32, 4. A smile is on her face each day, As through Iife's maze she wends her way, VADNAIS, LUCILLE Secretary Girls' Club Il. She has a nice smile and pretty hair: Watch at the top: Lucille will be there. VERHEL, VERNON Business Manager TYLER, DONNA IEAN Beauty Work Girls' Club LZ, Il, 4: Pep Club 2. ZS. 4: Class Play Iii A Cuiiliellzi 2, Zi, 13 Religious Cluss 4. A true friend, a true gal, ln fact, she's an all around pal, VENNE, DONALD Pharmacy Buys' Union 3, 52, 4: Pyrzimid 2: Czirnivzil 2: Viiilvil 2: Tumb- ling Club 2. 32. Short in stature, but not on looks, He'll get through school without his books. sa-ni ii? Boys' Union 2, 53, 1: Athli-tit' A , Mgr. 41 lntrzimurzil Sports 2, 'Q ' Il: Hi-Y Z, Il, 4: Ushi-r 2. Ii, 4: 4 llues Ciillvdui- li Pyrziniiil ll Pep Club Il, l. A fun-loving lad with lots of pep, He has made no mars on Denfeld's rep, VISINA, CENEVIEVE Stenographer Girls' Club 4. Calm and peaceful all the day, She goes quietly on her way. 5 . 3 . Y? G Q ,sa -of S . 1 VERVILLE, SYLVIA Nurse Glen- Club Z: Girls' Club Lf, ll Hull Guziril l. lust the kind you'd like to meet, ln society or on the street. rg.. Y WACNER, EDITH Bookkeeper Glee Club 4: Girls' Club 3, 4: Pyramid 4: Hnll Guard 3, 4: Volleybnll 2, 3: lin-sketbnll Z, 3: Courts-sy -l. Large of heart, of stature small, With her kind ways, she's won us all. WALLACE, BARBARA Social Worker WALCZYNSKI, FRANK Electric Arc Welder ,mille t Ji wi A, -A Boys' Union 2, Zi. 4: 'l'1':iile-smzin Club 4: Hi-Y 2: Ski 'lk-zim Zi. 4: Pyrauniil 4, Sports appeal to large and Small, But in skiing he beats us all, WALLSTROM, GRACE Beauty Operator Usher 2, 33, 4: Ollice Cadet 'lg Girls' Club 2, fl. -1: lsqif Club 2, 35, l: Czirnivzil 2: Cm Cl: Tun Ce-nt Convert 4. Competent and willing when work comes along, She goes through lite with a smile and a song. DT Girls' Club 2, Ji. 4: Camera Club Il. 4: Girls' Club Cnrnivzil Z, -l. Cool and chic she avoids all pitfalls, And swings her way down life's long halls. WEDAN, DOROTHY Private Secretary Girls' Club Il, 4: Class Play 3, el: Girls' Club Czirnivzil 4' Iilzu-kfrizirs ZS: Ti-n Cent. Con- vert. 4. Happy as a lark, tiny as a minute, She will get from life all that she puts in it. WESTMAN, NORMA WHITE, CAROL MAE Sec re ta ry Pep Club 2, 3: Blackfriars 3: Girls' Club 2, 3. 4: A Cappella I L, 3. 4: Usher 3: Hall Cadet 4: Committee Jr. Play 3: Commit- tee Sr. Play 4: Girls' Club Car- nival 2, 3. Norma's sweet voice and her sweet smile Have helped us through many Physical Education lnstructor Pyramid fl. 4: Pep Club 2. CS, 4: Girls' Club 3, 4: Squad Lt-ad-i' 2, Il: Head of lindniinton 4: Head of Basketball Zi: lluufi Collector 3: See. of Pep Club 4: Sec'y of Pyramid 4: Gym Ulfice Cadet 3: Carnival 2, Cl, 43 Volleyball 2, 3. 4: Bad- minton 2, Il: Basketball 3. 4: Baseball 2, 3. a trial. We know her t be n t: A bit more, slvlgawqjwfsweet. WHITE, ROBERT K- R ND! Business l ho lVlUSiC Football 2, 3, 4: Track 2: Bas ,Html '7 i-Ye? ketball 2: Boys' Union 2, 3, 42 I' 'ISSN V - 35 Cl' -ii Pyramid Z: Hall Guard 2, 4: I llll H 5 l 41 A ' Del- Hi'Y 2: Prom Committee 3: ' - 3, 4- eff 9 1 AH- Cm-nivnl 4. unce e C it - 33: Mu- ., ,, , f 1 l 'f -I Bob likes football: no end Wiki 0 higgfm o'Iie pla Ibn th hg f'd. , . I .V' S e er an e no Hen W I see hisfn me in lights so day. WIDMARK, HERBERT C. P. Accountant Boys' Union LZ, Sl. 4: Usher 2, Cl: Party Committee Z: Hi-Y 2, 3. 11: Pyramid 33: Prom Com' mittee Ci: Oracle 4: Hall Cadet 3, 4, Camera Club 3. 4: Cross- Country Track 2: Ten Cent Concert 4. A snappy appearance with a goodnatured face, He is seen snapping pictures all over the place. WIEZOREK, IRENE Seamstress Cnils Klub 1. -i, 4. For her future we need not fear, Because she is so very sincere. WI EZOREK, LUCILLE Psychiatric Social Work Library Cadet 3, 4: Girls' Club 3. 4. Calm, quiet, and serene is Lucille: She'll always give you a square deal. F r :L ..'. Eff:-. in ill' . I 1-'Qu ... r 4' WILLIAMS, CLARENCE Boys' Union 2, 3, 4. ' Clarence is quiet, his hair is ,y clark, . ' We're certain that soon he'll reach his mark. ,,.. 4 . A- .A ..,.,, P 1 X V- N V ' 'A s l X I I i WILMOT, ROLAND Bridge Tender Boys' Union 2, 24. -1. Quiet at all times and kind, Boys like him are hard to find, WITHROW, WARREN BOyr:' Union 2. 2, .15 Bgy-' Chorus: ZZ, 3, 4' Boys' Intra- mural Baskethall and Baseball 2, 3. 4. A singing chap who isn't tall And is very friendly to us all. 58 l L wmo, LYMAN Medical, Research Debate 2, 3, 4: W. C. T. U. Oratory 2, 3, 4: Usher LZ, 3: Boys' Union Vodvil 3. 4: Com- munit Fund Smeakin 2 3: Chess yClub 2, 3, li: Boyi' Union 2, 3, 4: Intramural Basketball 4, Lyman is bright, and a whizz at debate: He has helped to keep Den- feld's standing first rate. WRIGHT, MARIAN Stenographer Girls' Club 2, 3, 4. Sweet and smiling, 5he'g the tops: She'll never be one of life's flops. ZACK LAURABELLE lournal1sm 111 L L. 1 111 1 111 l 111 N1 11 1 1111 R 11 141111 Pl Ly 1111111111 11 U e 11 Il le S 1 11 1 L nm 11111111 I111111 L11111111LL1 V111 NI 1 Il1x Lummlttex Charmmg lrttle lady competent and sweet One of our classmates we wnsh you all could meet zAN1co 10111-1 Electncuan Us U1111111 A sense of humor ns lust enough To make us go nd do our stuff BRAIKOVICH EDWARD li ya Ulllllll MCDONNELL JOHN x11,11111 C, 111 1 A quiet 'ad 0111.111 1y-. U 111111 Wh Fleet of foot and up 1n the a1r O ls never Sad A qulet lad vv1th l1gh1 bond 'III SOLIE WILLIAM Salesman u s Union ll L11 1 A more ser1ous chap cannot b found And he's the k1nd we I1ke to have around Nl WUESTNECK EILEEN Sec re ta ry 1 11 et 111111 11l1 me L lines ColleLt111 ue Q11 f 1n lx N 01 Our wlld lr1Sl'1 rose The sweetest flower that grovvs YOAKUM IEWELL L1brar1an Club U-. e ul UNhe1 4 L1111lv S 111 11 1 C ue 11 fl mlttu The more you see of her The more you vv1sh to know er l ai Ma WYMAN HARRIET Nurmng Iyiimll ls C111 111 Fun ex N C U l1e1l'1m 1111011 S1 e 3 P 11 ouite-.5 Pl1y 'S P xy Full of pep and full of fun She s fnendly and k1nd to everyone YOUNCREN WAYNE AVIBYIOH we 111011 P loot. Il 1 1m111 1l ootlosll In 1 ll 11 lxetbxll Bowling, Wayne IS one of the schools favonte sons We re sure after school l1fe he vvll s11ll go great guns ZAKULA DONNA Salesmansh1p 1 f 1 C ll 1 ml Cheerful peppy loy aboundln Her merry vo1ce as ga1ly soundung ZYCK HENRY Electrucuan mn U 11111 A WISE lnttle boy who s very sly The good thlngs ID lufe never pass h1m by v dx? 1 af ff aj: ,F Hz ll Cz ll -l: Pyr: 'l fl: Girls' ': i Il. fl: Gil' 'l l 2, 3. Cl 2. 73, -l: Gll 'lull 33: 4: li: tl 4: ' 'l ' 33: V. . W .' ' ' ' Z: Utln' ': let T. . 'L 2 A 4: .':f t ' ' Z: fz ij .'h 1 71. lag Il: C ' : . 1 Sr. - - Class lz 4. 7 l . . . ' K 'V 3 Girls' Club LZ, Il, l: Girls' ' liojs' U ' L, Il. 43 'l bull 4: C:1l1i111-t 4: sh 1' 3, 33. 4: Ass'1 I t': 'Q F 2 71: - t-H. He: .' ' 1 fa A .'h 1 33: m1 'z Bas' 1 CS, -lg ' f - ,Lil 'z1'y 1: l t 2, Il, el: fri Sl. 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' LU4lO'!.S Two years at dear old Denteld have al ready passed two years of fun and hard work Next year we juniors will move up one step and become the upper classmen We hope we wall be able to uphold the hugh stand ard that the departnng sensors have set But let us now look back upon the events whnch mark the junuor s year last tall the brnlluant actors and ac tresses ot the junuor class poured forth their talent In The lmaglnary lnvalud which was a play long to be remembered Portraysng the leadmg characters were Aluce Alvar and Robert Engwall supported by the many mem bers ot the cast and the loyal workers of the various committees Dues Collectors Left to right Flrsf Row Helen Gotland Hazel Gotland Second Row Nendel bwenson Harnet Faanes Precedlng the prom the juniors gift to the sensors social hours were held to provide practuce for those who felt a luttle shaky un the knees The committees worked hard to prepare for the dance whlch nn all nts galety and beauty was a whnrlung success We know that lt ss not an easy task to help a large class of juniors along the rjght way to success and happuness That road has often seemed lmpassable and so we must ex press our thanks to Wendell Swenson pres: dnt and Muss Hazel Edwardh adviser who we feel have been very competent leaders and have contrubuted much to the success of thus our long to be remembered junuor year v - . . . . . lt . . .. . . . , ' 1 I I , . j 1 ' , . , ' . . . . . , . . . - ' - - , - , t . . 60 WNW!! 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Tucker wr Assembled on thus page we fxnd The many commlttees who gave thear tumc To make thus play a bug success And ful! our school with happiness Ar Make Up Costume Invntatlons Orchestra umofz emofz fzom ommcffees MAY 23rd that memorable time When the junlor Senior reugned sublime Grand March Tickets M Couoles dressed In best attnre Gathered there as to a fare For they knew that tame was well sp n At thus grand and glorlous event TW ss Letters Hotel and Receptn Oh I ' n 9 o O 1 'WN . - . , . I Y' xq A: ?f ,Ili V w 'f ' Program and Y , I ' ix X - JI, ' Q.. C' OMOQZS Here we are sophomores on parade' During the year a virtual blltzkrneg has rained over the school with the on rush of new sophomores ln charge of thus blntzkneg l ohn Nordllng the presldent of the class ably assusted by Mr Herbert Spencer the class adviser Starry eyed and slughtly lost were we soohomores upon entering the building bu when the school year wands up we no longer look luke a small town group wandering asm lessly an a bug metropolss but rather as a settled group looking forward to our lunlor year Durlng the year sophomore actnvrtues are many ushered In by orlentatlon which us held In the fall and again for the sprang se mester Thas gathersng of new sophomores us created to acquannt the students wuth the buuldung and to meet new classmates Thus ns planned and carrued out by the Clrls Club and has proved to be a very successful and enter talnung affaur Dues Collectors Left to rlghf Flrst Row ean MacKay Ernest lvlchon Second Row lohn Nordlung Tommy Pollock are given by faculty members and department heads to and us In our selectnon of studies and extra currlcular actlvltles These lectures have proved to be stable guldes and really help rn xpernenced sophomores Durlng the wlnter we are agasn confront ed wuth the much publncnzed ballroom et: quette Socual hours which teach us the do s and do nots of ballroom etlquette are held under the supervlslon of a competent teacher As a test of our accompllshments and knowl edge a party was held March 28 A pro gram In the audltorlum dancnng In the unlor College lobby and games In the gym const: tuted the party Of course there are always refreshments and last but not least the tour of the tunnel led by Mr Taylor All ln all t was a gay affair So ends our year but of course there s next year to look forward to lunuor Class here we come . . - X P Shortly after school has started, lectures Xt KJ , gf 1 . . . 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A I I Y J A 1 . x Left to right First Row Muriel lane Cault Beverly Peterson Elaine Shultz Carol May White Eduth Dahl Eduth Wagner Audrey Swanson Dolores Erickson Mary Hughes Second Row Lionel Nephew Harold Nelson Robert I Falk Markham Trosby Vernon Verhel Duck Milne Duck l-lagbere Frank lvlauda Third Row Lorraine l-letferman Eileen Wuestneck Dorothy Tramberg l-lelenann Clarke Peggy Campbell Betty Kung Malfrud Lee Fourth Row Bette Culenne loyce Stensund oan Ask Ison Ruth Nuckula Fifth Row Duck l-lom Cluttord 'Nlaslund Arthur Overland Sixth Row Wallace Kuyava Leonard lvlwtuschak Seventh Row Don Gunderson To teach courtesy and safety un school and Community us the governing body of the school and us composed of representatives from every home room To raise the standards of the school one week us set aside for the close observance of courtesy Through posters skuts and bulle tuns the students are made tamuluar with the proper social behavior Another week us sumularly devoted to safety Sunlight dances and Tag Days have been sponsored by thus club un order to supply Thanks guvung and Christmas baskets for the needy Other actuvutues of the club unclude the publushung of weekly bulletins to be read un the home rooms and the Sprung formal given for the representatives President thus year Donald Gunderson vvas assisted by oan Askelson vuce president Carol Mae White secretary and Robert Falk treasurer Miss Louuse Hall us their advusor 0 pulwmab - x A , I , I . I l 2 . V T 'I - A . - purpose of the Pyramid Club, This organization acts as a social I . . ' ' . I Nel oft Follow the gleam that s the song and motto of the Glrls Club The gleam thus year was a good deal brlghter because the organnzatnon has branched out and more members were added to the cabinet Instead of revertvng to the old system of havung general meetlngs only thus years work has been augmented by the undnvudual groups Headxng the club this year was Gonstanct Lundqurst wuth Helen Gotland as Vuce President lane Beckman Secretary and Ruth Ball Treasurer Responslble for the plannlng of club partues was januce Newman head of the social cornmrttee The Get Acqualnted Party Halloween Party St Patrick s Day Party and the sprung dance wlth nts South :ea setting were all th results of the com buned efforts of her group Spread the News was Marguerntc Andersons slogan Among he many duties were to make the plans of the organ nzatuon known to the student body and to see that the pwrtnes and other actuvutnes receuve suutable pub lncuty ln the school and cutv papers Arrwngung the programs for these actnvltues was Hazel Gotland s task Together wlth her commutt e she Dlanned the years entertannment for the gurls lndnspen Left to right Fnrst Row Phyllls Sunder Helen Gotland Gonstan Lundquust Hazel Gotland Jewell Yoakum Second Row lane Beckman Mirguerlt Ande son Ellzabeth Erlkss n lanlce Newman Third Row Beverly Pet o Ruth Ball Blrgt Arvesen Malrlyn Anderson Audrey '2 is 1.40 sable to every organnzatlon IS the refreshment com mittee Led by lewell Yoakum thus group was perhaps the hardest working of all the groups and made posslble the most wppreclated portion of any party the refreshments The service group speaks for ltself lt sees that flowers and cards are sent to shut :ns and sponsors the Bug Slster Ghrnstmas party for the chxldren Thus year Beverly Peterson was In charge Blrgnt Arvesen and her Athletlc comrnnttee of enght gurls plan competntuve tournaments and varnous other events dewlung wnth gurls sports They also organxze and check the leisure time budgets 7' K- 9- 3 . 5, I g ' r . if y -' ' , ' . . 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The groups which func tioned separately and held their own meetings were Red Cross Ciood Book Com munity Courtesy and l-lan dicraft the last three having been nevvly created Red Cross with Audrey Nelson t ts hea has been making Bundles for Britain this year To do this they have been concentrating their efforts on sewing blouses and dresses for the English children They also put on their annual Christmws party for the Children s Home The Good Book committee was formed to study the Bible and in addition to take charge of the Lenten services Elizabeth Eriksson is the leader of this group Trips to Lighthouse of the Blind Chil drens Homes and other institutions twke up much of the time of the Community group headed by lvlarlyn Anderson They also do sewing and work at other projects to help and entertain the needy Keeping Courtesy before the eyes of the student body is the purpose of the Courtesy group led by Phyllis Sun der During the year this group nas cooperated vvith the Pyramid in their work and has presented plays with the aid of Henry and Homer . Handicraft has worked under the joint leadership of Carol Bilsey and Kathleen l-loover. Their artistry shapes candy into clever favors for parties. The annual Carnival, with the cooperation of all the girls and with the numerous concessions. turned out to be quite a financial triumph. And so, the old s niors leave off vvhere the new ones begin .i.i, '1 its C3111 OLIS, Union Every boy's a member is a phrase which is stressed by the Boy's Union, because the members are not required to pay dues to belong to this organization. Sponsoring an annual vodvil has always been the club's major project from a financial viewpoint, because this organizaa tion helps to support the less substantial clubs in the school, Before the Christmas holidays the boys entertained the Cirls' Club at a Mexican Smorgosbord' dance which was wholly a social function. lt consisted of a floor show, lunch, and dancing to the music of the service orchestra, During the year interesting programs were enjoyed by the boys in special assemblies arranged for their entertainment. Among these was a talk by Morrie Arnovitch, baseball player with the giants. Bowling at the Twentieth Century Alley was among the sports which the boys and faculty participated in. High point man for the boys was Bob Talerico and Mr, Dell Daedo for the teachers Donald Mason, president, was supported by Odd Lee, Bob Engwall, vice presidcnts and john Nordlin secretary-treasurer Mr, Dell Daedo was the clubs faculty advisor Left to right, First Row-Don Mason, Bob Engwall, john Norland, Odd Lee Second Row-Don Gunderson, George McNamara, Lyman Vxfind, Rolland Wick. Third Row Lionel Nephew, Ciale Broman, Dick Bye, Robert Falk, Bill Lundquist. I Left to right, First Row--Clifford Lillo, Cordon Everett, Lionel Nephew, Paul Carlson, Eldon Engstrom, Bob lazkson, Don Mason, Second Row-Warren Burrell, Bill Holmberg, Wayne Gunderson, john Anderson, Robert Falk, Vernon Verhel, Bob Lindberg, Milton Koehler. Third Row-Bob Fischer, Kenny Nordman, Clifford Naslund, lohn Klovstacl, Richard Cox, Rudy Eorsman, Dick Bye, Fourth Row-Wendell Swenson, Rolland Wick, Don Gunderson, Cieorge McNamara, Stuart johnson, Lyman Winrl, Dave l-lom, Herbert Widmark, As a member of the Denfeld l-li-Y club, l will endeavor by my inward life and outward conduct to create, promote, and maintain high standards of Christian character throughout the school and community. This is the pledge which appears on all the membership cards of this organization. This year it is headed by Rolland Wick, who has attempted to make this one of the organizations of which Denfeld can be proud, Besides the regular meetings, the boys also have weekly devotional meetings which help to carry out the spiritual devel- opment of this club. Yearly recognition services are held in the uptown Y. M, C. A, for all the Hi-Y clubs in the city. The social functions of this organization include the Bean- feeds, which are given in the school cafeteria for all the members desiring to attend: the father-and-son banquets, which help the boys and their fathers to become acquainted with their fellow members: and the special Easter services, which are held for the spiritual benefit of the boys. These and many other activities are held by this organization for the improvement of our school and community, 0 e ,,,,euu eu u Sung O Sung us a habutual procedure wuth the members ot the 1 cappella chour Under the durectuon ot George W Parrush the chour has made many appearances whuch unclude uts partucupatuon un the Ten Cent Concerts For the seasons of Chrustmas and Easter the g oup prepared choralogues wuth sugnutucant moods and them s Sungung these selectuons on the aur over statuon WEBC was one ot theur mayor prouects Durung the Lenten season the chour sang a group ot reluguous selectuons tor the servuces at the Lyceum Theater Along wuth sungung at some ot the Duluth churches the chour also 00-4140 'af L NXL9-'J 'l entertauned a group ot mlnusters ot reluguon durung uts class s wg -5 5 5 HND-5-I YXQAW peruod un room 322 In closung uts year the chour made uts 9 EJ. C A as D L ,. 5 -ng Asa, goisyf bf 9-vT X4N- N '5 45'7-' +4 AK, 39D AH CWu QCA last appearance at the baccalaureate and commencement ser vuces Nlvxu. AA' 'fuk 1 L3YyK '- a.a.,p.B'J.5s. sk X 154. V4 T 'angrg fvlbf xlgf Lt C fl L O ai k 0 ua tvsuxl A L BALL I Left to rught Fursf Row Norma Westman Geraldune LeVasseur Marlus East Carolyn Nelson june Carlson Claruce johnson Beverly Wulson Loraune l-llort Mary Matthew Auleen L lohnson Second Row Ruth Iacobson Elvera Strom Bernuce Boget Lola Mae Olson Betty McGovern Betty Burrnuster Eluzabeth Berglund Audrey S Nelson Helen Lundberg Ruty Lundquust Betty Bredland Thurd Row Ada Graham Aluce Alvar Margaret Arunnond Luculle Olson Vurgunua Eastman Betty Kung Gweneth Wheeler Eluzabeth Warner Shurley lensen Loraune W Larson Murue Blewett Roy Anderson Fourth Row Bull Lundquust Bob Fuscher Rollue Wick Don Gunderson Wwrren Wupson Bull Rose Ruchard Muchelson Betty lane Magnuson Marulyn Monson unnufred Lawley Walla uyava ,Ruch rd Cox Fufth Row Bert Gulbert Duck Carlson Duck Mulne Duck Bye Adel erson dw reve S art johnson Bob Rankun Gordon Everett Paul Carl n um K9 'x so l Melde M R59 JJM Afvkr dx' lplfji-' K2 G, Ol L I . E I . - v - 'x ' . D , . . . . . . . 5 L -W t v h t I I KX . . YN . 3 1, A L -.1 ' X P v Y ' ' I -J 5' K- ix - . - ' 1 - - 't . A . g ' I ' x ' N . ai A tn Q if - --NNN vw feunxf .s-sm l.s..m.-l-fvxa.1'.vxs.x. - . - - U' u LBJ X .1 . ' . ll , u xwlb 'V' 'u ' Y- I X , Q I ,X N it ,yyes-14' 2 Wea fmkji! 1 ,',.,',- to right, irst' Row-Richard Milne, riorie Grit, RL?-MELeod, Ruth Peterson, Ruth Malmquist, Doris Tw th, S lila Rillimg, Bernice Anderson, lzlloy Ekeroth, Helene Erickson, Ronald Henwood Betty joy Hamlancl, Donald KE I' son. Second Row-Frank Bonello, Glen Uber, Lester Wel4o, Henry Tweith, Lorraine Forsling, loris Vw'idth, Arline Peterson, Myrtle Retseth, Robert Olson, Harry Brusell, Robert Mills, Norma V r, Lloyd Swartley, ector, Third Row-Larry Thorp, Patrick Sullivan, Robert Lcdingham, Richard Lois Vlckstrorn, Ho ard Gorigan, Vxfallace Skadsburg, Milton Bailey, Paul Warner, Algen Ander- Lundahl, Louis lletsen, Arthur Hughes, George Parker, loan Mumma, Peggy Campbell, 1 0 , Lorraine L son, Delores lohansen, Marilyn Eck, Dorothey jones, lohn Nelson, Roland ,Robert owm . Fifth Row-Richard Gunderson, William Holmberg, Robert Ander- On Miller, arry X V I i G, 9 0 i . s.-. .. . X .. , HT Srix Up he. i the ccupation of Lloyd Swar ley, the di ector T mov ent ' baton brings 'X f r - , H Q ort he lse d r hm tthes ide ody during pep 5' s rv assemblies , basketbal and tbotball games. Drumming up T the pep ot the school is constantly done by the band, the soul of the school. To add to the excitement ot the parade, the band combined with thirty strutting baton twirlers, who add a colorful array ot maroon and gold to this organization. This group of girls have been training tor about a year, ln the fall ot l94O a selected group of these drum major- ettes received recognition at the annual battle of bands held at the Duluth Armory. E During this year the band has developed in technique and size and has been recognized as a fast growing musical organ- ization with a high purpose, one of which is the securance of uniforms. We wish them success in this project, i 4 Qifzlsl Glmofzus Clothed in white surplices and dark skirts, the Girls' Glee Club have appeared on the programs of several ot the musical concerts at Denteld. Candles and hymnals were carried by the girls in the Christmas program and the h, ' Q ' li hts were dimmed as they led 4 'Tai . g . . . .. V f i K the procession singing Adeste P9 1 M , 1' Fidelesf' ,, .. - For the annual educational ' f .5 week program, the entire club e, m A 5 , ' ,P if sf o? P f T' ' joined with the other musical U groups of the city's junior and senior high schools in present- ing a well balanced program ot X t , , religious, secular and patriotic at , il l ,, . tix, , . g h 5 songf- v . U ' , ' Q- qi, Miss Nan Rund is their di- ' l VCCTOF. Left to right, First Row-Edith Wagner, Beverly I. Olson, june L. Krummel, Carol j. Peterson, Beatrice Nelson, Marion D. Peterson. Second Row-Shirley Paquin, Mariorie Pearson, Phyllis Eide, Dorothy Thomas, Patricia Peterson, Patricia Endres Third Row-Dorothy Lasch, june Nelson, Elaine johnson, Evelyn Seymore, Peggy Campbell, Marlvn Anderson, Eda Macor. Fourth Row-Cleo Brown, Gertrude Robillard, Charlotte Fagrstrom, Genevieve Haglin, Dorothy Bloomquist, Graco Bylantl, Ruth i-lolrnberg 7 Left to right, First Row-Frank Bonello, john Parkinson, Vv arren Withrow. Second Row-Ernest Conito, Wallace Kuyava, Bill l-lolmberg. With a song in their hearts the boys' chorus which this year has only six members is under the leadership of Miss Nan Rund. lt is composed ot sophomores, iuniors and seniors who are interested in and appreciate good music. It meets twice a week to practice, which they know makes perfect. On Fridays they join with the Girls' Glee Club to make a good sized mixed chorus. The boys worked long and hard to prepare for the Christmas and Easter programs in which they participated. This year they have also taken part in our special musical concerts. U i Tm- Ollllice Gadefs i'Would you like an excuse? With a question sim- ilar to this, the office cadets helpfully approach students. An efficient system has been devised by Miss lvlinna Hansen, the girls' counsellor, in which these girls act as secretaries to the dean. They answer telephone calls when the counsellor is out, meet strangers, and issue permits and excuses. Among their many other duties are the collecting of absence cards, which this year can be found clipped to the room doors, and the delivering of notices for the dean and faculty. Acting as the student advisor, Beverly Peterson leads this group, Left to right, First Row- Louise Anderson, loyce Mc- Donald, Evon Hefferman, loyce Bowman, Phyllis Erickson, Viv- ian Erickson. Second Row- Eda Macor, Bonnie Grover, Mary Ledig, Betty Olson, Gud- run Hagen, Marian Hay, Alice E, Anderson. Third Row- Betty Anderson, Dorothy Pek- kala, Beverly Peterson, Gwen johnson, Mary lvliletich, Faye Liston, Grace Wahlstrom. Fourth Row-Alice Erickson, Doris Turnwell. Lorna Hussey. lanice Newman, Betty Ioy Hamlund, Harriet Foanes, Hel- enann Clark, Marlyn Anderson, XV L4 Left to rnghf Flrsf Row Mwrgaret Spundler Ioan Ernsley Darlyn Funholm Beatruce AHUCFSOU Mary Matthew Second Row Vora Moder Vurgunua Weuschay lane Kelly l-lelen Lundberg Gladys Maresku Luculle Wuezorak Thurd Row Beverly johnson Edna Bergen Clorua Uthaug Betty Perrett Adelue Lundstrom Florence Patruck Fourth Row Carol Uthaug levvell Yoakurn loan Callebere Carolune XVahlberG Lorraune Mouune Margaret l-lake Frances Toft When un doubt ask the lubraruan Under thus slogan work the counselung and Iubrary cadets Competent and eager they wull guve theur assustance to anyone un dustress and work to keep the lubrary clean and pleasung to those who use ut These organuzatuons under two separate leaders Muss Flora Fuscher and Muss Helen Lee Bennett uouned thus year un order to do more ettucuent work on theur Chrustmas party The party whuch us the one bug prouect ot the lubrary group us guven tor the faculty mem bers a few days before Chrustmas vacatuon Because ut has becorne a popular event on the socual calendar the cadets are goung to con tunue thus custom Because of the hard work of Muss Bennett and her cadets rnany new books are now avaulable to the students and tnrough the skull and foresught ot the counselung gurls rnany students who before were undecuded about theur future vocatuons are now sure what Iune they are goung to follow So keep up the good work gurls' fulnaixl Gabels ' 4 . . u . 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Left to rnght Fnrst Row Muruel jane Cault Elizabeth Lyons Kathryn johnson Betty McGovern Laurabelle Zack Beatrice Anderson 'ihnrley Paquun Dolores Szostak Second Row Vtola Carolla Eileen Wuestneck Sylvua Vervulle Carol E nolander Carol Nelson jevvell Yoakum DOrIs Soderberg Monnca Tasky Third Row Edith Wagner Betty Clennue Carol jentott Betty Kung Bernice Harms Dorothy Trarnberg Dorothy Mlchelson Dorothy Thomas Marlon johnson Fourth Rovv Levvus Helgeson Leonard Nlatuschak Herbert Wudmark Robert jack son john Lundstrand Warren Hoch Reynold Eskstrom Robert Mnchaud Flfth Row Edward Creve Don Gunderson Robert White Wallace Kuyava john Klovstad H cadets Hall pass please IS the phrase that echoes through the empty halls as the members ot thus organtzauon guard the cor rtdors of our bunldlng agalnst nonse and destruction Sta troned at Intervals throughout the halls they demand to see ones pass before allowing hum to go on Wuth a friendly smtle they greet and dlrect vnsutors around the bunldlng Thus vear as a special precaution agannst disturbance special boys have been assigned the duty of keeplng student on the tnrst floor durvng the lunch peruods Our school has become known tor the absence ot lock on the lockers because ot the work ot thas group and nts able dlrector Mlss Phllane Capston J rl l G, s ' Y. Ns? Left fo rlghf First Row Murnel lane Cault Lee Aaland Betty Blomquust Harriet Wyman Marlene Balgard loyce Crimes Second Row Lola Mae Olson janet Mnllea Elnzabeth Berg lund Myrtle l-lalvorson Mary Ledng Delorrs Wldth Third Row loan Mumma Glenn Ofsthun Robert Engwall Lyman Wnnd Bull Lundqunst Leila Thorgersen Oiafoful To be o not to be that IS the question thtt the faculty and students are asking themselves about the members of thus organization Wall they some day be raclro announcers news commentators or actors? That ns the questaon This year has brought W C T U awards to the mem bers of thus group for theur excellent work Under the supervuslon and coaching of Mr Wilbur several Denfeld speakers have won speech contests and have been presented wnth the medals slgnrfyung therr achuevement Thus group also has a but ot traveling to :ts crednt Thus has been mannly to Cloquet and Two Harbors where they entered Into competltnon wnth other schools In all types of oratory Many Denfeld students have become Natrona! Speech contest wanners and we wall watch for more In the future 2 l 2 , l Q 1 Sf Y H... A f 2 ' , K c, ' L4 X' ' 'O' X T N S. H. Q- f Q! - L' T l L ,, '- L , ' Q l lx' T ' f 4 . L ., 2 5, fs 5 '5 M . Y u Left to rughl' First Row Helen Dorman 'ella Thorgerson Lucllle Woyda loan lvlumma Ll zabeth Berglund Second Row Ruchard Hammer Flenn Ofsthun Duck Bye Richard Nelson Thlrd Row lohn Ruce Leo McDonnell Lyman Wlnd Bob Engwall Bull Lundquxst ffx .X AJ x NX f fX -'x De ale Resolved that the power of the federal government should be Increased was the question on which the debate team won nts laurels thus year Denfeld enloyed one of :ts best seasons In debate The squad of l4 partaclpated an four tournaments at Denfeld Cloquet Coleraune and Gustavus Adolphus for a total of 57 contests In addntlon to thus we have held debates In Drstrlct Reglonal Inter Reglonal l-lead of the Lakes Triangular and Sem: tlnals of the state whlch makes a total of 66 debates Of these 47 were decuslons of which Denteld woh Z6 The team composed of Lyman Wlnd Bull Lundqulst ulenn Ofsthun Rlchard Bye and Robert Engwall won the Dnstrlct Cnty and Reglonal Champlonshnp They were cle feated In the sem: tnnals for the state championship by lvllnneapol-s West The squad was coached by lvlr Rob rt Van Kleek 1 If ,f lc, Left to Rught Furst Row loyce Bowman Phyllus l-leoeen Faye Luston Ruth Pearl Peter son Ruth Evelyn Avery Eda lvl cor Saclue Beck trom Second Row Betty Lou Catlun 'orraune Cty :laune Larson Dons Soderbere ewell Yoakum Aluce Alyar Luculle Cottschalk Thtrd Row Altec l'XlIULfbUfl Betty Breduand :nruey Conners uorus Tweutn Xfuola Carollu Dorothy Pekkala Marlon johnson Irene Alberts Fourth Row Bernuce Furlund Lorraune Norris Vurgunua Eastman Eluzabeth Warner Frances Cueslak I-lelenann Clarke Shurley Bodun Exon l-lefternon Betty Bloomquust Phyllus Erucksoru Follow me please may be heard by anyone wushung I L a seat tor a performance un our audutoruum Q u Us eu The gurls are ettucuent and work many hours for the convenuence and comfort ot the auduence Thus year be sudes usherung at the regular programs such as the lunuor and Senuor Class Plays the band concerts and the Vodvul the gurls helped wuth the Women s lnstutute program and the Symphony concerts The Armory the meetung place of the latter tunctuons was occupued at the tume so the school audutoruum was used A gurl un thus organuzatuon must have a hugh scholastuc ratung and must be the possessor of a dark dress The advusor us Muss Maruorue Ruddle who chooses the people to usher at the yaruous performances The student leader us Dorus Soderberg who unstructs the new gurls un the art of usherung and has charge ot the capes and pro grams for each performance , ,, a , s . -- ' 1 , .. 1 f, 1 . -l ' . . . , , A . , . ft u f H u , T ' A u u ' . u C. . 1 V u 4 1 u u . , fel, usher Tnckets please Wuth a helpful and courteous at tutude the Boy Ushers collect tuckets and greet members ot the audience Thus organlzatlon performs Its dutues during the junior and Senuor Class plays special musical concerts and other programs held nn our audltornum throughout the year The group under the supervusnon of lvluss Marne Saltwlck was headed by Verner lvlyhrman and Erlang Mag nuson who made the necessary announcements and saw that the boys were at thenr statuons Besides collectnng tickets the ushers are also responslble for keeplng order durlng the performances Any boy havnng the requlred characterustucs IS elnglblc provudlng has scholastuc ratnng remauns satlstactory durnng the three possible years of serynce Left to right First Row Elmer Olson Herman Eckstrom Tom Roblllard john Parklnson john Swanson Second Row Douglas MacKay Francis Kramnnc Howard Anderson john Nordlung Robert Cronlund Elmer Salmonson Thurd Row john Norland VJarren Wlpson Erllng R lvlagnson Howard Norlln james Olson Edward Nel on Fourth Row Richard johnson Leonard lvlatuschak Adolph Anderson Clltford Naslund Arno Coethel Bull l-lolmberg Ted Krahn NS Rudolph Forsman Edutor In chief Laurabelle Zack Managung Edutor Marguerute Anderson .nl Busnness Manager Mlss Gatzweuler Faculty Advus r Gfzcfefuon Where s that story? as the fa muluar cry heard above the babble of the Crnterlon offnce before the paper goes to press Reporters rush madly about the school to cover theur assignments Page editors work frantucally wrntnng headllnes and checking proof They all worlf toward one end the publucatuon of the Criterion The Cru covers all the Important events happenlng In and around the school and edits them for the mu tual enjoyment of the students and faculty Besudes the front page news there are the sectlons devoted to sports and humorous features At Intervals the Issues were pnnted on vanous colored papers nn accordance wnth the season ot the year Cold paper wnth maroon prnnt was used during Maroon and Cold week and punk paper on Val entnne s Day Left to right First Row Aluce Bendure Frances Cneslak Laurabelle Zack Betty Kung lewell Yoakum Second Row Murguente Anderson Burgut Arvrsen l-lelenwnn Clark Margaret Carlson Margaret Arumond a Thurd Row Roy jorgensen Bob Fuscher Roll Arno Coethel Robert Fam Rudolph Forsman nd Wlck Lyman Wrnd N4 Owcle l-low does this layout look? can be heard from members of the Oracle staff as they dulugently work to produce the year book tor l94l Their aum us to put out an Oracle th t s bugger and better than ever and that wull please the enture student body The senuor edutors have labored turelessly arrangung graduatuon puc 'tures and W utung a lune or two about each graduate The edutors of the athletuc sectuon have worked from the begunnung of the year get tung football and basketball puctures The artusts on the staff put theur orugunaluty to work and applued theur skull to the best advantage of the book Under the supervusuon Muss Kaake and Mr Olthoft ll have worked together to make thus publucatuon a lute long record of the actuvutues of thus school year Warren Burrell Edutor In chuef George Carlsness Busuness Manager Phyllus Sunder Assustant Edutor .5 ' :Q Miss Kaake ,V .,-'t Faculty Adviser Left to rught First Row Euleen Pearson Frances Toft loan Askelson Margaret Arumond Vurgunua Eastman Second Row Beverly Peterson Burgut Arvesen Frances Cueslak Phyllus Sunder Dorus Soderberg Margaret Spundler Thurd Row Warren Burrell George Carlsness Luonel Nephew Douglas MacKay Fourth Row Bob Lundberg Herb Wudmark Walter Soderman john Klovstad Bob Anderson Q ppeiz, Yah bo Thats a well known sound signifying the stu dents support of the heer leaders And well they deserve that backing' Without their hard work our teams would not have sufficient encouragement from the sidelines our pep chapels would be colorless and the various athletic meets dull Fo its the Pep Club that is responsible for the cneerlng that urges the team to victory It s the Pep Club that makes and sells the pom poms and other colors that give so much life to the bleachers at football and basketball games And it s the Pep Club that deco rates the goal posts and the assembly so colorfully on Maroon and C-old Day and at other times when large pep chapels are held new yells formations and songs all of which add to the morale of the student body The energetic cheer leaders haxe handled very well their job of raising pep and together with the band they have spread their enthusiasm through the community So let s give three cheers for the Pep Club' posfefzs Deck the Halls could be th motto for the poster committee whose work adds much color to the corridors of our school They have the responsibility of provid ing the means of advertising par ties drives and other school events Without their work many of our school activities would have lacked the success which they attained this past year -sb Sita e Hands The play must go on is an old saying But in many cases it not for the and of the stage hands Responsible for many a pro gram s success this group spends much time building painting and redecorating settings adjusting the spotlights and working with other stage properties The night of any performance the crew is present setting up and taking down scenery pulling curtams and performing other odd jobs Their craftsmanship adds to the enjoyment of the audience and to the efficient running of a program The stage hands well deserve the praise of the school and community l 'Y . 4 . lr Z LL .. ,.. . 1 . . . 1 , ' ' . r ' ' The members of this organization have presented us with would be impossible if if were . I ' , i ic l . l ' .. .. 8 ' H candy The Candy Shoppe ns a constant center of excitement and perhaps the most popular spot In school The shoppc IS open to the students durung the lunch perlods and atter school and does a tlourushung busnness at all tames Always wullung to serve are the pleasant gurls who work as cadets wantnng on customers and satnstyung theur needs ln charge of ordernng supplles us Mass Lucle Souba mczncca ssoccafcon The Denfeld Financial Assoclatlon as the D F A ns operated for the con venlence of the students un need ot school supplnes lt ns there that the stu dent may obtazn at cost pruce all a tucles necessary ln hrs work lt ns there too that seat reservatlons are made for school performances Those nn charge of the D F A can also be found In the box ottlce selling tickets for tho e same programs The two boys who have spent much time and done a great deal ot work for the betterment ot thus organ: zatuon are james lVlcAll:ster and Albert Olson Mass ldella Bradley ns the faculty advisor an mg Ssoccafcon The Banknng Assoclatlon under the able dlrectlon ot Mr Mules Sutton handles all the tnnanclal matters ot the school and safely keeps the money ot the dutferent organlzatlons No one hears much ot the members ot thus group but they are there nevertheless working tor the good of the school B L' G ' ' y f .,.. l A . . I CZ . . which is better known to the students ,t'S A good book is the best of friends That is a quotation which the Book Club mem ers keep in mind iss Lenore Snodgrass leads this group in the study of books which are definite assets and sources of enioyment to the student This hobby not only affords a means of passing time but also improves the mind L F,-W Hobbies Concentration is the key word of the Chess Club mem bers and concentrate they do At their meetings they can be seen silently staring at the board planning their next move The purpose of this organization is to learn the fundamentals of the game and to provide friendly sessions for a game of chess My flying machine' ' term which may be applied to the results of the aviation groups efforts The mem bers of this club work syste matically putting parts of model planes together testing gas engines and finally put ting these miniatures to the supreme test of flying This hobby may become a life work for from this organization may spring our future mechanics and airplane pilots l-lold that pose is the phrase often used by the members of the Camera Club Studying the technique of taking pictures and lewrning correct lighting and types of background take tion 5 up much of the spare time of this group They also learn to get eye Interest and contrast into their pc tures and observe demonstrations of the process of de veloping and printing the films Near the close of the year a Field Day was set aside on which the camera enthusiasts utilized the fruits of their studies The art of photography is indeed a fascinatmg study and affords a pleasant pastime We watch the progress of this organization with interest and admira V ' is a . uv . 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DIQAMATICS Through our specual assemblnes under the dr rectuon ot Mass Aurora Mattson we have observed ecla Qggem res our natlonal holidays and honored our great men These assemblnes have consisted ot Armustlce Thanksglvtng Chrnstmas Patrlotlc St Patrick and lvlemonal Day programs featuring specual speakers dramatrc and athletnc presentations and muslc by the band glee club and a cappella chour 'UW' ent oncefzfs Throughout thus past year sux concerts lnclud the maternal for these programs has been supplied :ng the Christmas Choralogue and the Easter pro by the music and dramatic departments In has gram have been presented for the students ot Den way we have furthered our educatlon as well as teld and the surrounding communlty Mr Olthott broadened our cultural knowledge was In charge of arrangements To a great extent mu xx x txt Q1 S2p'l all T, i I , TWG C l ' uf' 711 72dfl0lfLl an Brungung our hearts and minds close to the true meaning and splrlt ot Chrnstmas the Denfeld stu dents presented their Chrustmas program December 17 T940 In the auditorium Th strauns of music both soiemn and sweet thrilled ind lnsplred the entnre audience The Choralogue was a special feature dlvlded unto three episodes consustung of The Annuncuatuon The Vnsuon of the Shepherds The Vnsnt of the Mag: Richard Mnlne gave the narratrve with Betty Kung snngung the solo part The music of the a cappella chour was worked unto the scenes ot the tableaux O9 149 foul whlch plctured the birth of Chrust the Three Kungs and thc shepherds svght ot the Star ot Bethlehem Precedung the choralogue was a play wntten by l-lelenanne Clark whnch featured Marne Blewett vlolln soloist and Helen Forsberg vocal soloist along wnth groups ot carolers which were made up of Mlss Rund s glee clubs Denfeld s strung ensemble and the brass section of the band as well as an organ prelude by Mary Matthew rendered the musuc In such a way that our lmagnnatuons could readily ynsualuze the events of our wonderful Chr: tmas story is-A A E Q, THE IUNIOR CLASS PLAY CAST Argan, the imaginary invalid .... Ioinette, a servant .,...4,....... Angelique, Argarfs elder daughter. . . . . Monsieur Fleurant, an apothecary. Beline, Argan's second wife ...,.. Monsieur De Bonnefois, a notary. . Cleante, in love with Angelique.. Monsieur Diafoirus, a physician. . . Thomas Diafoirus, his son ..,... Louison, Argan's younger daughter Beralde, Argan's brother ....,.. Monsieur Purgon, a physician.. . ia :Qi-avvle 1 ,J SK . .ffxfifliam 'Rose - f JUN L ...Robert Engwall ......Alice Alyar .luanita Liiliedalqibwi .....Thom Hifi' His Holm ' . If lenn Ofst ... . Riqqifd, Bye? .Lf . , . .fCecile. 'Txeyssiorfi V . . . .grioiqy gmrq-ff W ii'am.! ndmfsr ' Ill!! uf. ,LI .' '!.f .1 WO, WIP A W TH CLASS OF presen+s 'nee Gofmmeb 7720014 This play, which was presented April 4, dealt with an aristocratic family which was knocked down from its high, dreamy heights by their fail- ure in an investment during the time of the de-a pression. The effects of the change in the lives of the Rimplegars made this a side-splitting corn edy which had a long run on Broadway. Thomas Blewett, director, deserves high praise for his exceptionally fine work in shaping the a tors into the fine form they displwyed on the stage VX CAST Donald E Olson Lewis l-lelgeson Douglas Rimplegar Kenneth Rirnplegar Mrs Rimplegar Harriet Wyman jenny the maid Katherine Krmpotich Ed Rimplegar Maynard Hanson Elizabeth Rimplegar Thelma Palmer Donald Arthur Overland Dr Alan Stevens Willis lvlork Kitty Dorothy Wedan I J ,ll . , . 3 I 1 l ,- Sf C U hi. , V 3 sg ' Ax ' X f Jn .MX X I- M K ' N , Q. 4 X sf so x v 3 IV, X, IF. . . ' . 4 'K M. X , N I K , R I S Z7 Gd'2.l'UOC2 Swnngnng on the Farrn the annual Cnrls Club rnrval dosey dode nn grand fashion November 8 l94O ln charge of the vodvul was Phllomena Crescenzo wnth Mass Margaret Elder as faculty ad vusor Mary leyne Bratager was the congenual mls tress ot ceremonies An orchestra under the du 01,5 Murphy and Moulton trnumphed agaln an the short duvusuon doung a Cray Nunetues Revnew In the eughth annual Boys Unnon Vodvul The greater part of the program was muslc both sweet and swung wnth dancxng dramatlcs and tumbling also contnbutnng to make the evening a success Caunlng honor and the cash pruze of ten dollars rectlon of Donald Sandln contributed the musl teaturung Peggy Campbell and Kenneth Edblad a gauly decorated Denteld corridors The various concessuons produced tor the entertalnment of one and all thc greatfst galaxy ot stars ever collected und r one root VUOM, 120901 were the Denfeld Tumblers IH the long dsvnsuon Second place honors rn the long and short dnvlsuons respectrvely were the Curls Club presentation ot l-lenry Aldrnch In Curl Trouble and Bull C-rnmmer teaturlng hls peano capers The program was pre ented to a sell out house and many people were turned away T y T , N , sk. 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These worthwhile activities compose the cycle of sports which develop our girls in physical efficiency and good sportsmanship. 101 , 'fi- vouueyu zu Here are some of the exclamatuorus one hears when a volleyball game us un progress Net ball another serve' Oh ut hut the ceulung so sudeout' Hut ut over' Play your own posutuons' Voll yball us the team sport most enuoyed by the gurls After a hard fought tournament the team cap tauned by jean Askelson came out vuc toruous wuth no defeats agaunst them The manager of volleyball was oyce Smuth who dud a very good uob of ut Iv 1 gaslzeflvall O ' lts goun round the rum ung t n A score' l-looray' These are some of the com ments one hears whule watchung a basketball game Gwen ohnson puc tured at the left proved a successful manager of the basketball tournament Some of the teams were the Stooges Dush rag Swushers Flyung Dukes Snoops Questuon lvlarks and Back fures After the excutung game of the funals the Dush rag Swushers emerged vuctoruous over the Stooges Although the tournament us the mann event ba ketball us also played un the ym classes GSE fi W uzz' Rught un the glove A fly catch' Oh she made a home run' What do these phrases descrube7 Base ball' Yes thats rught In the early sprung the gurls start playung baseball un the gym classes When the weather becomes warmer one can see many gurls playung base ball outsude Cecule Tessuer us the peppy head of baseball for gurls Under the super vusuon of Mrs Anderson Cecule ar ranges a tournament un whuch several teams partucupate , it's go' ou -no-i l ,,..x ' , . - A W in ' - ' ' , A ' ' ' S- . . g 5 2 , h' . 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Oh I mean the blrdne which ns that pnece of cork with feath ers ID at and IS used an the game of badminton Carol lvlay White had charge of the tournament A doub les was run off for the urs Slnce It has us been started we do not know the wlnners gndwcdual Pcrtfs Shuffleboard and ping pong were taken care of by Mary l-lughes who ran thmgs smoothly ln the excltlng txnals In ping pong loyce Smith defeated Beverly Peterson by a slum margnn loan Askelson and Carol May Whxte were the champlons of shuftleboard OLD U49 A strnke' Yeah' No thus :sn t descrnbnng base ball again but bowllng Instead The game of bowlung as uncreaslng an popularity among the gurls at Denfeld It acqunred many new enthusnastlc fans thus year an fact lt had to be carried on dur :ng both semesters Myrtle Pelander had charge of bowlmg and managed It efflclently JS Ra' gl. . .I it Q B l' xx, Sleughrudes splash partues hukes toboggan and skatung partues and bucycle hukes all come under the head of outung actuvutues Thus department us managed thus year by Mary lean Graham She trued most of the year to get the use of the swummung pool for a splash party but ut couldn t be had so far thus year Perhaps there us stull a chance About twenty gurls from Denfeld attended a gatherung at Chester Park went toboggannung and had lunch There were gurls from nearly all the schools un Duluth We spent a very enyoyable afternoon -J' A huke was planned for an afternoon but ut rauned When warmer weather arruves there wull be a supper huke to some fune pucnuc ground There the gurls wull get some swell eats and afterwards r-- ' perhaps there wull be communuty sungung lt just seems as uf thus year wasn t the year for outung ac tuvutues Stull quute a but can be accomplushed un the month that remauns left of school ,Q V 1 4 L Y l K I v I v ' , f V -: V . 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J . xy- . . , . if 4' 1 J Q Yi 3 , 2 , 1:1 A touchdown' Yuppee' Yes we re stull un the gurls athletuc sectuon Touch football us taught un the sophomore gurls gurls enjoy thus sport very much and look forward to gym wuth much enthusuasm ln the unduvudual sports classes whuch a gurl can take after one year of sopho more gym deck tennus archery badmun ton croquet pung pong shuffleboard A gurl us rcquured to take two y ars of gym work After that she ha her chouce of takung any type or not twkung gym at ll After one year of gym work a gurl may choose tennus for her second year loan Askelson was the Oracle repre sentatuve of the gurls athletucythus year Wuth her vuvad umagunat on she made one feel as uf on weryflattendung the varuous tournamen escrubed Burgut is Q ylw and horseshoe are among the many sports taught WW l . a . ' j ' u gym classes in the fall of every year. The A Ve5en al50 llel ed 059 lvlljliflqe QV: Q?- . . , fu IM- Q u J I f ' x , 1 1 f . f ' If J J L to ,gr . nu 1uu2 mam 1 ' if wh M212 mmf ' .Z -P 3 ,fm , , - K, -'-- .4 , ,J Wi 4 .' QZS.-'5?1'l f, In X T-fX35 55355 993' Q. Iwiixjgf 'SAJ5 X W ,xii ,. V, ki! 'v- :N s f'fffi1f:-,.g3,4, but 64.41 Q ' ' x , . , , . , Egg Q C',Q.,11L-J Xi -2:-5,255 5522 . x , J. , .1 .V IA Q .' A wwf. 'fx 4 63'-ffjyu., new A L MQ 1, -ws 'rm -, W 3 ,FA U N 5' , ' . in 1'--: 'fl ,.ffs, - .,, Y . 1 airs gy 5? 4 , 4 gg? 555. W J, A 9 ci X I La 4 fi I fs H wx if , ?, ww- Q , fx Coach Walt Hunting gives tall, lanky, Captain McNamara a few helpful pointers that help to win games. Gayle Beckman does a beautiful piece of blocking for Lawrence Royer as he goes around Cathedral's left end for n long gain, Denfeld played a good, hard game, but Cathedral was just too fast for them, so they lost by the score of l3 to 6. Left to right, First Row-Coach Hunting, john Anderson, Arne Gunderson, Wayne Gunderson, Odd Lee, Gayle Beckman, Lawrence Royer, Louis Petrich, Wally Smith, Coach Puglisi. Second Row-Bob Lindberg, Ray Grafstrom, Cliff Van Dyke, Carl Rich, Chester Murray, C, Roger Nelson, Chester Peterson, jack Cheetharn, joe Roman, Clayton Hendrickson, Third Row-Gordon Peplinski, Ofelio Battistini, Donald Dahl, George Lee, Stewart johnson, Robert White, George McNamara, Bob johnson, Warren Anderson, Elde Anderson, Henry j. Sullivan M '- --:Avy - ,mx 5 J . .9LE1Q.f, u V W A A My ' X K V ' ' A . ,, , , ,5ffs?f ' ffwv A Vx Xxx X-Q-xx 'A' Nl f 1 , xy N ,fx -N-WMM' ,K f a, j ., Q , V ,V N- ,X ,wfz f 4 I, W M . N a v 'V P. N5 x V N 7 Q ,,.,QQMQX '4 F w Y ' A Ng' ,, - I qrszsjw V X X.. M, NX' 'Lx ' xx' ,f9j'?gn LA .. '-..,, V xxx'-. Q X Ns! Nwgg , M: N .,, - x 'N . 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QX Denfeld 4l 33 In the only game that Denfeld met them The last two scheduled games were vnctorles over Morgan Park and Cloquet The flnal standings In the Bug Six showed Denfeld In 3rd place with a percentage of 556 while In Bug Ten Competition they were tled with Central for 3rd with 57l In the Dnstrlct 26 Tournament Denfeld defeated Proctor 38 25 In the first round but lost to Cenral 3l 37 Central later went on to wnn the champnonshup by defeating Two Harbors The captalncy was ably managed by Udd erther l-lendrlckson or Randall First team center was McNamara the tall boy who ju t dropped them In whsle the startlng for wards were usually Stu johnson and Chet Thomas wnth Eldy Anderson as the maan alter natc Denfelds leading nndnvldual scorer rn the Bug Six was center McNamara wsth 73 total povnt lll Lee who started the games at guard with . ' I S ' s. 4,51 L7 Q wwf MW' jg! Left to right First Row Ch ster Thomas Elde Anderson Stewart lohnson Odd L e Ceorge McNamar Clayton I1 druckson I-Iarold Nelson Second Row Coach Frank Puglusu ack Chcetham Charl s Randall Wesley Olson Donald Uawl Charles Carlson Charles Trevnranus Student Manager Dentcld Denfeld Denfeld Denfeld Denfeld Denfeld Denfeld Denfcld Denfeld Denfeld Denfeld Denfeld Denfeld Denfeld Denfeld Denfeld Denfeld Denteld Denfeld Denfeld lQLf0 I gaslzeflmll gcofzes Carlton Cloquet Superuor East Duluth Central Crosby lronton Prcctor Coleraine Duluth Cathedml Superlor Centr l St Paul Monroe Duluth Central I-lubbeng CHRISTMAS VACATION CITY HIGH SCHOOL Denfeld Denfeld Denteld TOURNAMENT Morgan Park l Cathedral DISTRICT 26 TOURNAMENT 5 Proctor BIG SIX SCORING Carlton Superzor East Morgan Park Cathedral Proctor Two Harbors Morgan Park Cloquet MCN mara Stu johnson Odd lee Eld Anderson Chet Thomas Charles Randall Coke H ndruckson . . - ,I ' . e . , -4 ....,.,,lo , C- ' M-V--r-30 2 Denfeld,.......3l Central nrr,,..43 . r..t....27 ,.rr....29 .,,,..,.21 ' Q , r,.....,32 'A r..,....37 .. ......,,23 5 .C Ill Champlons of untramural basketball were the Rebels who defeated the Body Smashers In a post season game to brealf the flrst place tre between them Leadlng scorer for the year was Aldean Sandstrom captain of the Rebels with 88 closely followed by Bob johnson of the Champs and l-larold Borg of the Roamers with 87 each ln the bowlrng tournament Team One composed of Duane Rappana Cordon Cotucld john Crenner 'md Markhwm Tranvnk won the tltle having hwd thc n2r'k.,L '12, Wm ,await fs? 'gigs-mag 's. V'k nffzamufza W oats highest team average The highest undlvldual score bowled In the tournament was 233 by Lionel Nephew ln the Boys Union touchball league the Lucky Ten captalned by Chuck Randall won the tltle Tied with the Pep Club wlth sux wins each they defeated the Pep Club l8 6 In a replayed championship game the fnrst game havlng been a O O deadlock The two teams In the Boys Union baseball fnnals were the Termites and the Raleigh Streeters the champnons not having been determlned at the time of the writing stiff The Denfeld ' Rebels Intramural lvlr Dae-do and Llonel Nephew, two competitors un the Boys Bagkefball Champs Umon Bowlung League whuch was held after school on Mondays f .- I .hs , f w,, A l 'ft , . Th ,,, , V IX t N M'+fi'liWf M g - ' - Q2 ,,.,,, A-. 4 ! 4 T f- . ' V' fl ' . H, y T - f fs. ... . K . tl- ' 727 , V W . ' - A as -... , X ' rf ' ' wc fa X . cr , H -,dwg I Y L .. 'f 'wN . X W -.,,. 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