Denfield High School - Oracle Yearbook (Duluth, MN)

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.lfzfss Hu iS6IIfCII1f rlc1n011.sfraf1'ng firsl 01.11. DORIS LAINE, B. S. Commercial.-Her contribution to mankind-- competent, well-trained secretaries. BEATRICE LARSON, B. A., M. S. Chemistry, Physiology.-Chemistry may seem impossible but her humor and gay person- ality make it fun. ETTA LUNDSTROM, B. A., M. A. English.-We are glad to have her back at Denfeld again. AURORA MATTSON, B. A. English.-Teaching sophomore English is her specialty. EIHEL McHUGH, B. A., M. A. Social Studies.-She possesses just the right combination of pep, humor, and learning. CALLIE MERRITT, B. A. English, Speech.-Through her guidance, Den- feld has produced many a silver-tangued orator. WALTER HUNTING, B. A. Physical Education, Health, Athletic Director, Football, Baseball, Skiing.-'Tis far better to be a builder of boys than a mender of men. DOL H JOHNSON, Industrial Training. tri nd Vocational Education.-He sup- : 'ty' with expert craftsmen. DOROTHY JOHNSON, B. A. Commercial.-Her good ideas and helpful guidance help make our Power Club one of the finest. WALDEMAR JOHNSON, B. E., M. A. Swedish, French, Cross Country, Track Assis- tant.-A host of track stars owe much to Mr. Johnson, Denfeld's first state champion. BELLE KAAKE, B. S. English.-As we look through our Oracles, we remember her friendly, helpful advice. MELVIN KROHN, B. S., M. S. Football Assistant.-His skill was one of the factors in producing our state champion foot- ball team. llr. Wofllfvil in II11' slmp.

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' .. -Ain' 'IR x JFQ ,, f , ,K mrfgx. .- ,Wisx Smillz rlircclirtg the boys, trio. EDGAR FELTEN, B. E. Music.- Father Felten -a true pal of all Denfeldites. MARGARET GATZWEILER, Ph. B., M. A. English, Journalism. - She serves Denfeld through the medium of the press. ABBY GREGORY, A. B., M. A. Latin, English.-An active, successful Girls' Club-proof of her talents. LOUISE HALL, B. A. Biology.-The Pyramid owes much of its ef- fectiveness to her sound advice. LLOYD HOLM, B. A. Social Studies, Basketball.-Under his direc- tion Denfeld basketball has become a sport of prime importance. ALICE HUISENFELDT, R. N., B. S. Health. Nurse.-She has the welfare of all Denfeld students at heart. DOROTHY ANDERSON, B. S. Physical Education. -- Grace and poise, the fruits of her efforts. NORDAL O. ANDERSON, M. A. Social Studies, Health, Swimming.-With his help, the Denfeld Spots enioy a profitable year. N WAYNE BRITTAN, B. E., M. A. Mathematics, Visual education. - The Boys' Union adviser is a great favorite among all Denfeld students. EUGENE DUFECK, Industrial training. Industrial and Vocation Education.-This Den- feld alumnus has become one of our favorite teachers. JOSEPH DUNN, B. E. English, Dramatics. - At his invitation we cross the footlights and enter the fascinatina realm of drama. GENEVIEVE EBY, B. S. Art.-There is sunshine on the darkest day in her colorful domain. Mr. Rosval in lin' lmol.: nook. AA.: W'

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RAY MICKOLAJAK, B. S. Physical Education, Health, Hockey, Football Assistant,-His aim-To keep Denfeld on the map by producing outstanding teams. AL NESS, B. A. Basketball Assistant.+All Denfeld basketball players speak well of their assistant coach. EARL PETERSON, B. S. Vocational and Industrial Education. - He serves all Denfeld students by managing the D.S.S.A. and Candy Shop. FLORENCE PETERSON, B. S., M. A. Social Studies.-Guiding the sophomore class occupies her time. FRANK PUGLISI, B. S. Biology.--Morgan Parks coach but also Den- feld's good friend. ULRIK REQUE, B. A. Social Studies.-A man of great dignity and vast knowledge. ,llfsx lfirlrllv zrillzf lil'f1Ifl svlllfllg. 'llzs Wzllznms llzsfrzlclzlzg Ilzc Spam h Social Studies Through her we bei, come acquainted with friends across the bor- Dlstilbutlve Education The members of her 'X retail selling class will be the successful sales-- ' Todaylslg N 'xl e c will b ITIGUDS distant fun in Clothing The best dressed Denfeld gurls have developed their art in her sewing classes W. E ,,.,. et ,E