Denfield High School - Oracle Yearbook (Duluth, MN)

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When the lights go off in lO2, the Movie Operators do their stuff. They show the Denfeld student body many interesting and educational films under the direc- tion of Mr. Wayne Brittan. Through the efforts of the Art Service group, Den- feld's bulletin boards sparkle with color from many posters. Their work is supervised by Mrs. Genevieve Eby. The Denfeld School Supplies Association, the D.S.S.A., works under the direction of Mr. Ulrik Reque. The girls behind the counter sell pencils and paper along with many other useful things. They also reserve tickets for important affairs at Denfeld. MOVIE OPERATORS MOVIE OPERATORS: Seated: Dick Pearson, Ray Venier, Jim Rogers. Stand- ing: Don Schafer, Alan Peterson, Ronald Meyer, Dale Rapp, John Hierpe, Dick Wold, Jeff Green. ART SERVICE: Row 1: Esther Carlson, Sally Anderson. Row 2: Esther Antilla, Donna Sullivan, Edith Antilla, Ed Rapp, Ralph Olson. D. S. S. A.: Charlotte Anderson, Donna Sieger, Charlene Anderson, Phyllis Vail' loncourl, Marilyn Bergh, Mary lou Steen, Bev Anderson, Virgie Linski, Pat Skarman. Seated: Marlene Van Kessel, Shirley LaFlame. ART SERVICE D. S. S. A.

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CANDY SHOP CANDY SHOP: Alice Ann Brunberg Betty Johnson. STAGE HANDS: Row T Elmer Johnson, Rodney H. Anderson Row 2: Lea Benoit, Phil Larson, Ed Lee John Olson, Don Bergman. D. B. A. Arnie Swanson, Clarence Sandberg. STAGE HANDS fyiynjlylf TJUMIQI I D. a. A. X 74 WML ffwlw fa:49M3?ffL :Sf fffww Z WV 1 112' J w 1- ff 4, fin. V1 to-,f,XKfQ,4 wivq Zfcaf Service is the motto of these Denfeld organizaf fp- fy! tfffbgjf ib tions. Under the direction of their very able advisers,L 7 I M l 7, ',-41 V4 ', .fd they give Denfeld much valuable aid. eff, g,Q'C,f:P iiffvvfif ' J ,f The Candy Shop, supervised by Mr. Walter Schmidt, ,' ff , I? Z,, 1 is very important to those who have a sweet tooth, A ff,,jk3,'j f,w4!J'7f,Qf-rf' MFL if for they sell candy during lunch periods. X!! A f If The Stage Hands really deserve much of the credit ' ' 'Lf -V eff!!! for the success of productions here at Denfeld. These'4pLZL7C5f9L,Z 600 ff 1756 f flifegll Sililli fiiieilfiioifinflinaeiif fiiffQlZliQZn y,4!'4ffV:1'M 'W Q ' ff fd if X onTi1i:lgllSenf3a-lidelbgslzilrigr Esrolliialiiohnil ientileir known as fiL! fff,Z - -AOUZL7 -' ml If 'UQ iii ii'n25f4Q Sfivglflliiiheiiiigiigliliffglffcgfnliflnoi 1,-fifif wfffww fwff tff cfzffffffff treasurer, is the adviser. 57166, PL ,451-AC Aj X QM? f fffelwlz A ,gm I 1 26 Zgfgjxi ' Iif,Q67L4'. rg., ,Qffffjf Q71 4127 1 Wfffjfx

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A new speed graphic, a darkroom and all that goes with it have made the Camera Club one of Denteld's most useful organizations. The camera may be used by any group in school, but the pictures must be taken by a club member. Ken Moran, Clarence Trushenski, and Mr. Henry Rood, adviser, have spent many hours on photography, for both Oracle and Criterion have made good use of the camera. The Chess enthusiasts met on Thursdays and under the tutelage of Mr. Ulrik Reque, learned through experience to play a better game. The Hi-Y has been headed for the past year by Merton Olson. The club's adviser is Mr. Henry Rood. The club played its traditional basketball game against the faculty on January 26. Unfortunately they were unable to overcome the fast-stepping faculty. The Hi-Y had a Fun nite and splash parties. CAMERA CLUB Hi-Y 28 f 1 l K , 5. QA. Q' 4 O , sun' CHESS CLUB CAMERA CLUB: Lilli Larsen, Bill Lund- gren, Roger Morris. CHESS CLUB: Ver- ner Carlson, Dale Olsen, Mark Milleo, Marilyn Nelson. Hi-Y: Row 'l: Mr. William Hanson. Dick Wilson, Glen Gronlund, Jerry Glapa, George Radzak, Verner Carlson, Don Bergman, Neil John- son, Jerry Ylinen. Ron 2' Elmer John- son, Rodney Anderson, Philip Lasinslri, Ed Rapp, Arnold Swanson, Dale Koglin. Standing: Dale Olson, Ralph Olson, Merton Olson, Ronald Taven.