Denfield High School - Oracle Yearbook (Duluth, MN)

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NELLIE SMITH GENEVIEVE BANCROFT B.S. in Art Education B.S. University of Minnesota University of Minnesota QKQWQMXQJFPTBQVXLFOSTN. Art Sculpturing, painting, sketching, handicraft, interior decorating, and the appreciation of fine art constitute the vari- ety of art classes at Denfeld. These classes give the student an opportunity to develop his talent and to widen his cultural field. The study of art is not new, but to many students it opens a new branch of pleasure and diversion. LLOYD SWARTLEY NAN RU EDGAR FELTON A.B. Upper Iowa G adu e in Public usnc y B A Milwaukee State Teachers M.A. State University of Iowa E ucato r W Q College Music M M A ya A singing nation is a happy nation, stated a well-known concert singer. The music department is contributing to make a happy nation by the various musical programs and concerts which it pre- sents. The a cappella choir, the band, the string ensembles, and the service orchestra help make Denfeld and the surrounding community a happier and better place in which to live. The success of the music department is greatly attributed to the able directors who take such pride and ioy in their activities. Much credit must be extended to Mr. Swartley, who has built up the band as it has never been before. Now the band includes some well over eighty players of whom Denfeld is extremely proud. 9

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G. DELL DAEDO Boys' Adviser MISS ETHELYN GRUETZMACHER Girls' Counselor Mr. Daedo The boys' best friend, a leader in both the serious and fun-loving as- pects of school, a person to whom to turn when advice is needed - these are the various roles of the boys' ad- viser, Mr. Daedo. Denfeld boys truly appreciate their adviser as a person who understands youth and is never too busy to lend a helping hand. f M 7 3 My f Miss Gruetzmacher A friend in need is a friend indeed -this slogan virtually is the theme of the girls' counselor. She is always within call to help solve the myriads of problems which confront her girls. Her sound iudgment, sympathy and understanding, spiritual guiding, and sense of humor stand out as character examples long to be remembered and achieved. 8

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LOUISE HALL JULIA SEIPEL MARIE SALTWICK BEATRICE LARSON B.A. Hamline University 8.5. University of Minnesota B.A. Carleton College B.S., M.A. University of Minnesot M.A. Columbia University CARL ROLLA B.S., M.A. University of Minnesota Science Science - the future of tomor- row, the dictator of the world, and the destiny of life. Its importance can no longer be overlooked and understated. For this reason every student at some time during his high school course is made familiar with at least one phase of this great scientific world. His studies include biology, the research of plant and animal Iifep Physiology, the study of the organ functions of the human body, physics, the study of mechanics, light, and sound, and chemistry, the study of the composition of sub- stance and the transformations which they undergo. I0