Denfield High School - Oracle Yearbook (Duluth, MN)

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. dkm he f-auuufw' ' M 1 i tv' if' fig X f if s wr , ef' wi it . 'WW 5 . - 4 WV A A 4. 3 K 5 K M, ' ' gs f , , A .. - g M, , . ti 5, Q, 'Eff' N DREBLQQ. M..........s. CAR l tx .lllx HI'0If'lI ilislrucling l7l'l'UUl'.9i Tflll-llfllllg. fx .v LENORE SNODGRASS, B. AJ M. A. V, L . English.-Her quick humor and sparkling vi3 tality make her outstanding. HERBERT SPENCER, B. E.p M. A. Commercial.-To him we entrust our financial affairs. A. J. STRANE, Engineer of Mines. Business Arithmetic.-He supervises our study halls. LLOYD SWARTLEY, B. A.: M. A. Band.-He transforms a hodge-podge of musical instruments into one well-balanced band. KENNETH WHITCOMB, B. A. Music.--Our musicians' talents are enriched by the valuable advice his lessons offer. THEODORE WOHLFEIL, Industrial Training. Industrial and Vocational Education.-Accom- plished automobile medics are the results of his efforts. XX i BERNETTA SIEPEL, .7 A. F ds.-Perh e famous chef will have le ned c nique in her novel boys' cook- SS. JULIA SIEPEL, B. A.g M. A. Physics, Mathematics.-Her teaching reveals the hidden mysteries of physics and geom- etry. CLAYTON SHULSTAD, M. S. Mathematics.-He injects mathematics in a painless way. ROBERT SKOUGE, B. S. Social Studies, Debate.-He proves conclu- sively the worth of debate. JOHN SLOAN, Industrial Training. Industrial and Vocational Education.-Under his skillful eye colorful stage settings are created. ELLEN SMITH, B. M. Vocal Music. - Lighter move the minutes, edged with music. fllr. ffmferson helping uiith U, SIJOIS projevl. ti .fi gsgai NN. fi-'IE' i if -i if Q8

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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

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N Serviee with a mile i our t Ie CHIEF ENGINEER Mr. Fred A. Alfons COOKS Miss Irene Johnson, Mrs. Margaret Fox, Mrs. Elma Hewitt. To our e'er faithful custodians who are always on the iob 2' And the ladies who prepare the food for the great and hungry mob- We gratefully express our thanks to these who our halls clean And truly to the skillful cooks who make our faces Ieam. lffwwf yn ilfe-wi? Oi. j ,AW 424 Q. 5 ' CUSTODIANS Row I: Frank Andrzyewske, Chester Mocieieski, Helmer Skoglund, Ernest Liliedohl. Row 2: Ed New- some, Ben Nordgren, Mary Bishop, Clark Slack, Manford Wingness, Louis Schreiner. I2 I