Denfield High School - Oracle Yearbook (Duluth, MN)

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FLORA FISCHER B.S. University of Minnesota ETHEL McHUGH B.A. University of Minnesota M.A. Columbia University I Hut M Mitmfbm BETTY PERRY MEYER B.E. Duluth State Teachers C Social Science For world peace and under- standing comes the necessity of intensified knowledge of social science. In order to understand nations, their wa nts and needs, and to secure the blessings of peace and security the study of what has gone before and the results of the happenings of the past must be digested. History, both ancient and modern, economics, and sociology form the background of worldly understand- ing. But to solve the problems of yesterday must be analyzed apply- ing the good and remedying the evil. ll HELENE THWAITES MARGUERlTE TRAVIS cllege Ph.B. University of Chicago A B Upper Iowa University M.A. Columbia University A M University of Washington hp..

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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

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,mm , ABBY GREGORY GLENN CARD ROLFE von GORTZ A.B. Rockford College B.A. University of Minnesota B.A. Luther M.A. University of Illinois M.A. Iowa lowa BERNETTA SEIPEL VELMA BLAZIER BERNICE BRENNEMAN HAZEL EDWARDH B.S. University of Minnesota B.A. Friends University B.S. James Miliken University B.A. Hamline University M.A. Columbia University M.S. Iowa State College M.A. Middlebury College E ' Language Home conomlcs Language, the key to nation's personality, looms foremost in the understanding of the life of a foreign nation. The knowledge of foreign lan- guages opens for the student new cultural fields of art, music, and literature. Not enough emphasis has been placed on the importance of the study of languages, but those that have had the privilege of such study know the extent of its greatness. A perfect home maker knows the importance of home economics. The busy hum of the sewing machine, the click of the stove time clock, and the economy in home management are big factors in the course of home economics. lt is the aim for all girls at some time or other to become home makers, and these courses help to enlighten and aid the girls' household problems. v 1- ta i Colleg