Denfield High School - Oracle Yearbook (Duluth, MN)

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NIH. IIARL RUl.l,A---biology-in vhargze of visual aids and SPON- surs flanlz-ra flluh--intf-rests im-lude photography. MR. CLAR- ICNQIH ROSVAl,l,--liln'arian-vovatiorial I'0llIlSFl0I -IllllSlf', art. uml ,uurilvning numlwr among: CIlj0ylllf'IltS. MISS MARIE SALT- Wlfflk-lwiology--dirvvlnr of 1'0'ClH'I'll'lllilI' avtixities-intvrvsterl in gramh-riixxgr and reading. 4 . r I -X , V--.. NIR. 'l'lll-XDIJURIC WUlll,FEll,--alltn lmmly-spmisor of thP llllS IlHllllIt'llllll1'1' fund fishing and hunting. llolnlrivs. MR. PETER ZlhllXllflilXlAN lIli1l'l1lH9 ilrawing, urvhitvrtllral drafting, Smith- llugxln-s---assistunt znlvisf'r to the stage hands. lem-rs th? svhool umxrfls-linlnlmif-s, fishing and gxarflf-ning. 10 NRS. l,UlllSl'i Sllllf-Xlllf Surwy lb-sfwiul znlxisvr fur Girls Cluh- vnjuys lnothall gzum-s. playing gulf. mul rc-aiding. MRS MAIUURIIC SlllIAIJHA-4listriluutixf- 4'fllll'2lll0Il in 1'lllll'QI4'0l- girl ushersfnlzlny varied int1're'sts. MISS lll'IliNl'1'l l'-X Sl'fll'l'il. girls' home' vronomivs---sponsors Re-nl fiross zmfl far-ulay llmwl filnrl-appre-1-iz1tf's musiv. tlwutre anrl hooks. MR. lfl,AYl'UN Slllll,S'l'.'Nll lllQL9llI'Ll. trigmmliix-li'y, gxvuluvlry -luusinvss lllilllilgfxl' of Urzivlv, uthle-tix' lnllHlIll'llll n1uzxug:1-l'- ilnr- ing: SlllI1IT11'l', liiggliway I'0IlStl'll1'Il0Il engim-1-r. MRS. K.-'l'l'lll,l'il'iN SINES-pllysivul Pllll1'Llll0Hf'Illlllllllllgl vlulr und vlic-r-l'lc'zi1l1'l's sponsor-vnjuys suimmingg, vurnpingg anal l'iUllH'llIgI. NIR. ,l0lllN SI.0.AN+lllill'l1lIlE slmp-azlxisvr for stzxgn- lmmls--gmlling. lish- ing and re-uwling. MISS I-II.I.l-IN SlNll'l'l'l X0l'ill musia'-liirlsl lilllll musii' mul np- eretta, assvmlrly l'Ul'IlIHllll'f' vlizlirnlan, honor Vourt, and txxirh-rs -likes thi- tlwzltrf' uml tmwliligg. NIR. lll'llll3l'ili'l' Sl'l'iNlIl'ill-- luonkkw-pilig, typilig-llc-nl:-lil Banking .'Nssm'i11tiun. Buys' llnirm style show uflvisf-r-intPre-sts im-lumlv fishing. re-ailing: uml mund- uork. XHF5 .-XUIJRI-IY S'l'Ul.l'iNflfllgllisli--rle-lrzilv vmu-li. spve-vli 1'0ntPsts. N.F.I.. zulvisrr, MR. l.l,0NIl 5VllAR'lil,l'iY--llzuifl -sponsor ol lnutun mul llzl' tWifll l'SA'llf7lllPlt'SfllllI1llllLI and fishing. NR. lllllllilfl' WMI, BERC--r:-lutwl S1'li IlI't' uml 1'lm'lrir'ity--vnjuys fishing. liunling f vamping and ggzxrclm-nillgr. hill. .'Nl,l3l'ili'l' Wl'iNl3l l'il.lYl' tuugrlit relate-cl SI'll'lll'1' and math to tha- rnacliinv unrl auto lrmly vlusse-s lwforf- hf' le-ft llf-nlvlrl fur Svzltllv. Wusliinglml.

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45'-ff MR. JAMES LUNII--area Yoeational sheet metal and Smith- IIugxhes-hobbies--valriszet making, hunting and fishing. MR. ROBICRT LUNIIICR---vliemistry, biology-eo-sponsor of the Boys' I'Ii-Yfenjoys photography. leatheruork and earpentry. MRS. WINIFRICII MAIICR-WHnglish----sponsor of the business staff of the Criterion-travel for enjoyment. MR. STANFORIJ MAR'l'IN-orehestrafsponsors the pep band -sports among: his favorite pastimes. MISS AURORA MA'I l'- SON--English-eo-sponsor of the senior class, adviser to Girls' Club treasurer-interestsfreading, music, art, and travel. MISS ETHEI. Mr'HUGH-history-ehairman of the Honor Day As- sembly, adviser of Girls' Club scrviee-enjoys traveling and reading. MISS CAl,I.Ilf NII'lRRI'l Ii -- English, world literature -A IIevo- tional Club Z1IlYiSf'l'74'0ll6l'tS data on outdoor and pioneer life, canoe trips in the Wilrferness Area. MR. RAY TXlItIKOI.A.lAKf physieal edueation-hoe-key voaeh-interests inrlude fishing, ea- noeinfr, traveling, and reading. MR. ROALII NOKLICBERC- English, Amerivan history-assistant basketball eoaehveenjoys all sports. MRS. FI.0RI'fNCI'l l'l'l'I'ERSON-world historye-eostume room and operetta tirket head-arovation--interior deeoration and floral design. MISS IIICLIQN PETERSON-physir'al edueation- sponsor of Pom-r Club and girls' athleties-bolnbies-inusiv, dra- matirs. hiking. and swimniing. MISS EVIQLYN l'0Wl'iI.I.-typ- ing, offire pram-tive'-1Iandy Shop head-enjoys out-of-doors and traveling. i 'f fi. t f f is NIR. WI.-Xl.III':NIAR .IUIINSON--Ifreneh, world history-business adxiser of junior class, eross-vountry and assistant track eoaeh -enjoys traveling: and geology. MISS RI'lI.I.If KAAKE--f'ingb lish-sponsor of the II:-nf:-ld Oraele-enjoys musie, reading, out-of-doors. MISS flI'll.lfN l.INlI-typing. shorthanil--Uravle i1llIISt'I'7'lt'fSlll't' time spent in golfing and reading. is NIR. FRANK I'IlCI.ISI-'physieal edueation-eoaehes traek and football--partieipates in bowling and golf. NIR. IlI.RIK Rl-IQUE --Amerie-an history. problems of demoeraey-adviser of Future Teaehers Club, II.S.S.A.-appreeiates musie and poetry. MISS NONA RICI'I--Spanish-Spanish Club adviser, Girls' Club re- freshment ehairman-avoeations--photography, travel levtures. 9

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Parents and teachers exchange greetings at the annual Open House. The faculty enjoy themselves at the Valentine tea sponsored by the Power Club. Mr. Clarence Rcsvall, Mr. Waldemar Johnson, Mr. Roald Nokleberg, Mr. Lloyd Swartley and Miss Callie Merritt pick up their morning mail. Cafeteria Staff-Mrs. Berthine Beck, Mrs. Margaret Fox, Miss Irene Johnson. Custodians-Row 1: Ed Newsome, Ben Nordgren, Louis Schreiner, Ernest Liliedahl. Row 2: Clarence Harris, Ed Anderson, Helmer Skag- lund, Frank Andrzyewski, Mary Bishop. i wx jf