Detroit Lakes High School - Delakonian Yearbook (Detroit Lakes, MN)

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First Row B. Gaard, M. Rognrud, B. Riewer, M. Odland, P. Fitzgerald, B. Glawe, I. Daubenspeck. Second Row S. Nimmick, J. Hendricksen, B. Mackner, C. Bergquist, A. Speten, M. Morrison, B. Andresen. Third Row D. Skari, G. Hoghaug, M. Tollin, E. Inderriden, G. Hage, B. Sanford, S. Hawkinson. Fourth Row M. Katzenberger, L. Yard, L. Lundberg, M. Buck, E. Danielson, M. Engstland. U HERS CLUB With the aid of Mr. Simson and his girls, many of the school's social events have been made easier for the public. They have been ac- tive at basketball games, class plays and other important functions . B. Gaard, D. Skari, M. Moe. Dr. and Mrs. E. G. Olson, M. Eng- strand, S. Hawkinson, M. Buck, M. Griert. The purpose of this club is to promote skill in Commercial subjects and a general interest in the field of business. Membership includes anyone who has taken or is taking two Commercial subjects. 1951-52 officers were: President, Mar- garet Moeg Vice-President, Dione Skarieg Sec- retary-Treasurer, Beverly Gaard. COMMERCIAL LUB Seated M. Moe. Standing D. Skari, L. Eidenschink, B. Gaard, L. Leland, D. McCann, M. Livingood, L. Broberg, A. Spenen.

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fi? 55 s-sffi Seated, First Row B. Jones, A. Bellecour, P. Arneson, D. Bates, C. Olson, M. Saunders, A. Longtine, R. Johnson, D. McDonough, B. Squires, Y. Beaver, S. Nimrnick. Standing, Second Row P. Zeiman, P. Gift, M. Huntley, M. Hin- shaw, J. Paulson, G. Iuve, B. Marsh, I. Olson, J. Edstrom, K. Jacobson. Third Row I. Fletcher, C. Oberdick, A. Wilke, W. Beaver, I. Schermerhorn, D. Branvold, I. Hoghaug, C. Nelson, A. Seum, D. Sheppard, B. Gift, B. Sanford, G. Hage, S. Sanford, D. Skarie. LIBRARY LUB PAT ARNESON, SHIRLEY SANFORD, GENEVA HAGE f The Library Club is a gir1's 'A club for those who are interested A istli is in the library. This year there were forty-two members. The 0 by officers were: president, Geneva .Q Hageg vice-president, Shirley Sanfordg and secretary, Patricia Arneson. The club teaches the girls xr more about the library and they If have special projects during the year. They raisedmoney for new books and had parties, which were full of entertainment and fun. 5 ' M. . erik , '2 ?11 2: , 1 , gx -4 ni!! I A 'Av YKIYFYII A rhitilv in

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FIRST ROW: Courneya. S. Sundvall. S. Rognrud. M, Severson. A. l-Iage. G. SECOND ROW: Fitzgerald, P, Disney. I. Daubenspeck, J, Marsh. B. Carlson, A. Kath. B. Johnson. R. Gustafson. D. THIRD ROW: Meyer, P, Murdock. M.. Speten, A. Riewer. B Bates. J. Haldorson, S. Johnson, V. Haney. S. Greiert, M, S1oan.G. FOURTH ROW: Dahlquist. D. Hanson. P. Wallace. C. Tollin. M. Danielson, E. Schornack.D. Maloney, M. Walther, V. NOT PICTURED: Larson. M. Borstad, R. Conroy. K. Jacobson. K. McCann. D. Nelson, P. Pearson, N. Kotula, A. Johnson, N. DETRONIAN Carol, with the help of a hard working staff and advisor, Miss Larson, can be credited with making this year's Detronian one of Minnesota's best high school newspapers. To the majority of high school EDITGR'IN'CHIEF students the Detronian means only a paper coming out triweekly but to the staff it is the result of much hard work. EDITORS Like that of any other paper, the Detronian staff is compoaed of advertisers, reporter s, and STANDING: Lia, B. Gift, B, Dahlquisr, S. Peterson, M. Lar typistsl The advertisers headed son, P. Wagner, M. Bates, D. SEATED: Huska, C. by Mary Wagner, Business Manager, finance the paper with money collected from downtown patrons. Reporters cover all main events of the school year. Editor, Carol Stollenwerk, and Faculty Advisor, Miss Larson guided this years Detronian staff through a successful year. This years Detronian has covered all important school events, sports and even jokes and gossip. Many editorials on controversial issues which appear in the Detronian give students much food for thought. l2