Denfield High School - Oracle Yearbook (Duluth, MN)

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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

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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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Comparing their clothing to that of the Roman days are Latin stu- Robert Cummings, Kathleen Skoog, Ann Banovetz and James Coule dents Paul Pederson, Ronald Modean, Maiii Klinsons, and Sally lard make plans for the sophomore issue of the Criterion. Gruben. 455, Fine Arts Self expression and zrppret-iation arc thc' 1-hit-t olnjet-tives ol llc-nleldis fine arts 1-urrit-ulunr. This valued art of self ex- pression is lvrought out 4-spt-vially in the journalism. creative writing. and play proclnt-tion 1-lasses. Through reading and study of world litvrzrtnrv. the students learn to appreciate with lln' great ltlHSlPl'S of tht- past and pros:-nt. A knowledge of the work that is possilmlv through highly trained and skillful hands 1-oinos naturally through pmt-livv in the art rooms. Down the liallway. the resonant sounds of the apprc-ritif-4' niusivians, fill tht- air with 3 mvloclious illltNtSllllP1'P. Rounding out this school ol lIij1ilt'l' learning uri- llll' lorviglrl liltlQlLlElslPS. Spanish. Latin Three art students, Maxine Connell, Roger Shelerud and Marshall Smith, prepare decorations to use in the annual Christmas exhibit. und l r'0m-h at-quaint stlnlvnts with their far-oll nviglrlmors. Tyrone Buiold, Gene Bradt, Melvin Drumm, and June Peterson, Junior quintette members, Sandra Puglisi, Lois Gerard, Janice An- Play Production students, dramatize a scene from Cyrano de Ber- derson, Lee Ann Swanson, Joan Engard and their accompanist Carol gergg, Alice Nelson receive musical advice from Miss Ellen Smith. 12