Denfield High School - Oracle Yearbook (Duluth, MN)

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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

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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'

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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