Denfield High School - Oracle Yearbook (Duluth, MN)

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SN Y at . , 3 I ff r , s....!' ...Q-n-we Qm Mr. Daedo is ever alert to students' problems. An Open Mind and Heart to All 4 A 1-1----my ,sf ff xv. if 'S H11-MAIZ ,gmail X pn' X s. W 'vas 1 ' Y -'!..4.1:.: A - U A 1 59,1 1: , .. M'-V-f' Miss Gruetzmacher, Mr, Daedo, and Mr. Hunting are honored at informal birthday tea. A true friend to every individual is our prin- cipal of Denfeld High, Mr. G. Dell Daedo. He has ci fine sense of humor and wins friends easily. He does his best to see that each indi- vidual is firmly established. To partake in class- room discussions is a great pleasure to him because his first interest lies with the students. During his short talks in assembly he has open- ed our hearts and minds to the traditions of Denfeld. His iovial manner has been of great enioyment to all. His sympathy and his under- standing of our needs have made school a wonderful place for study and for recreation.

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M Near the main office there is a smaller office where a fellow with a kind face and a big smile presides. He is Mr. Walter Hunting who has en- ioyed working with boys for over 27 years. Dur- ing the years of being a coach and a counselor, Mr. Hunting has helped set many a boy on the right track. The tribute of thanks can never be paid in words to this gentleman, it must be paid back in respect and admiration. As counselor for girls at Denfeld, Miss Eth- elyn Gruetzmacher has a busy life. She helps the girls in deciding their future vocations, has much to do with discipline, and attends meetings throughout the city to get ideas to make Den- feld a better school. ln spite of all her work, Miss Gruetzmacher has a friendly smile and greeting for everyone. l - x flfffil warn, Yau igaun ' 1 MVSCHOQ1 Denfeld's understanding assistant principal, Mr. Hunting. Our gracious counselor, Miss Gruetxmacher. Mrs. Doris Klopp, Miss Mary Wieveg, and Miss Bertie Frazee the office stuff.