Denfield High School - Oracle Yearbook (Duluth, MN)

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The Girls' Club cabinet, under the able leadership of Kay Bellingham, presi- dent, and Miss Abby Gregory, adviser, have worked to make this year both interesting and prof- itable. The operetta, The Red Mill, proved a big suc- cess, and the workman- ship and time put in by those working on this venture have again made the Denfeld operetta a hit. The spring election shows that next year, too, Denfeld will have able leaders at the head of its Girls' Club. These girls were in charge of the details necessary for the successful production of the operetta. Row 1: Bonnie Anderson, Shirley Christiansen, Janis Holmberg, Joanne Eilers. Row 2: Carol Engard, Donna Tofte, Ardelle Holmstrom, Carolyn Overmann, Marilew Lotto. Biz Boyd gives us a preview of things to come. I wanna truck, a scooter 'n' a fire engine!

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GIRLS' CLUB CABINET-Row l: Beatrice Brune, Barbara Freier, Donna Werschay, Kay Bellingham, presi- dent, Ardelle Halmstrom, treasurer, Marilew Latto, vice president, ,loan Schlup, secretary, Frances Hil- fernan. Row 2: Janis Holmberg, Shirley Niemi, Betty Pietrowski, Phyllis Anderson, Mary Jane Farmer, Bonnie Anderson, Doris Shovein, Shirley Christiansen, Mary Peterson, Donna Tofte. Girls Satisfy Wanderlust ite , Change Our gracious hostesses, Kay Bellingham and Miss Gregory are enioyinq themselves at the Captain's Dinner. I8 2 efer -ts. A wider outlook is gained by travel. This year the Girls' Club has traveled through a highly suc- cessful year. The opening meeting was held to en- roll all members in our tour. Throughout the year various countries have been visited during our as- sembly programs. Side trips to the Holy Land, Af- rica, and many crew meetings have kept the Girls' Club and all its members busy. The Girls' Club is an active organization with its members including every girl attending Denfeld. The proiects the Club has undertaken in the past year include several dances, a banquet, the oper- etta, the Christmas party for underprivileged chil- dren, and several big-little sister ventures. Our banquet featured dolls from various countries of the world, and the evening was topped off with a style show by Maurice's.

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BOYS' UNION EXECUTIVE BOARD-Row 1: Don Flykt, president, Norman Hill, secretary, Thys Johnson, vice president, Ralph Markus, treasurer, John McKillop, 2nd vice president. Row 2: David Stickney, Bob LeVasseur, Jim Maunu, Mike Rich, Bob Johnson. Row 3: Jerry Ylinen, Ron Donahue, Ron Venier, Eli Miletich. Boys Progress from Stag to Style Show Don Flyckt and Mr. Brittan combine ideas in planning the Boys' Union program for the year. 20 An interesting program and many worth while ventures have again made the Boys' Union an out- standing Denfeld organization. The year began with the annual stag. The meal was delicious, and the program was a big climax to an enioyable evening. Following the stag, the boys immediately began drawing up plans for a bigger and better Vodvil. The boys have been treated to many interesting assemblies in the past year. A preview of coming attractions was shown when the boys put on a style show. Along with the Girls' Club, the Boys' Union put on a colortul spring couples dance. Led by Wayne Brittan, adviser, and Don Flyckt, president, along with an able executive board, a gratifying year was chalked up forthe Boys' Union.