Denfield High School - Oracle Yearbook (Duluth, MN)

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6415 We 'ze 7mm Qamkvz 4 SOPHOXIORIC DHHS lf0I,I.ICtITORS Ruby Nyluml, Ronald Tawll, X-ll'QI,llllii Limlblom, ,lean Bursu, Dnlnres lingers, Doris IA?lllIlgl1Hll1, Carol Amundson, Mary Ellen Duutscll, Deloravs Olson, Francvs Vcram-, Dwight Johnsmn, SOPHOMORE PLAY COMMITTEE Nudrcw Riley, Kay Tlmresen, Kay Smith. lk n sv fm , ll.. f ,ig 2? E . f N l FYS f r

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Oaez! We ,-46m 7a ?7cu4. . Jean Davidson fsecretaryj, Ronald Lindholm fpresidentj, Marilyn Ahlgren ftreasurerj. SOPHOMORE CLASS We've gone up and down the geometric scale with Euclid, waded over life and death with Julius Caesarf, were amazed that foreign languages are so different, and learned how to relate quickly the inner functions of grasshoppers. Yes, indeed, this first year of Denfeld life has certainly been exciting, informative, and enjoyable. Ever since that day Way back in August at the tea, the class of '50 has had a smooth flow- ing year. This can be traced hack to our class president, our officers, and our class advisers. To all of them we owe our thanks. Our major project this year was the annual sophomore class play. Looking hack at it, we all can say that it was one of the most entertaining presentations we've be- held in some time. The Baby-Sitter was the title and the cast gave the play a line interpretation. A good share of the funds obtained from this project was set aside for the purchase of an inter-school communi- cation system. The high mark socially of the year was the sophomore party held on the 30th of April. What a party it was! The affair got off to a snappy start at 7:30 with a stage show in the auditorium. After this, all assembled moved up to the gym, and dancing was the order of the evening. Later, lunch was served in the cafeteria. Memories of that occasion will linger long and happily for many years to come. As our road winds toward the future, we begin to plan for the years ahead. We all remember this year as one that contributed greatly in the molding of our life.

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Noreen Aamoth, Doris Abraliarnson, Marilyn Ahlgren, Loretta Ahlstrom, Lor- raine Ahlstrom, Maureen Allen. Carol Amundson, Una Mae Amundson, Barry Anderson, Beverly Anderson, Donna Anderson, Dorothy Anderson. Elizabeth Anderson, George Anderson, Marilyn Anderson, Reginald Anderson, Ronald Anderson, Sally Anderson. Shirley Anderson. Vernon Anderson. Edith Antilla. Esther .-Xntilla. lvilliam .-Xrras, Marilyn Aspcrlieirn. Marilyn Barncard. Roger Bartholomew, William Beatty, Melvyn Benson,Alvin Berg, Donald Berg. Dorothy Berglund. Laura BOI'gSU'Hlll,BllIl- ny Beron, ,lean Bersu, June Bersu, Joanne Bigler. Majel Bjorklund, Scott Blackwood, Gor- don Bloomquist, Mary Ann Book, Joyce Boissonault, Glen Bonneville. Joyce Bonneville, Carol Bergen, Barbara Bowman, ,lo Ann Brady. Donald Briddell, Gertrude Brophy. Alice Brunberg, Steve Budimir, Marilyn Butters, Shirley Gamell, Mary Cameron, Jean Carey. Areryl Carlson. Charlene Carlson. Esther Carlson, Graydon Carlson, Yerner Carlson, Marilyn Castren. Arlys Christianson. Rosemary Ciesielski, Betty Clark, Donald Colield, Jean Davidson, Jerry Davidson. Violet DeMille, Mary Ellen Deutsch, ,lack Donnahue, Louis Douvelte, Mary Earls, Donald Early.