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

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First row G. MacArthur, J. Kelemetson, B. Krump, M. Anderson, S. Sundvall, P. Weldon, C. Phelps, P. larson, D. Shornack, R.Jenson, V. Johnson, S. Duffy. Second row M. Wilke, P. White, D. Larson, C. Brun, Y. Kohler, S. Strand. M.Bregel, D. Olson, M. Haldorson, B. Nelson, V. Johnson, I. Pellman, I. Carlson. Third row S. Wiggens, M. Hem- mah, I. Disney, A.Anderson, M. Marsh, A. Kotula, B. Marsh, B. Nelson, P. Graves, D. Nelson, F. Rindy, C. Haack. Fourth row J. Schermerhorn, D. Brandvold, R. Hall, M. Graves, E. Egan, M. Myhre, L. Brooks, C. Lusty, I. Fletcher, A. Amundson, J. Kyte, D. Dramer. Fifth row N. Burrows, I. Olson, I, Engstrand, H. Olson, M, Eidenschink, B. Blom- quist, B. Lia, H. Fark, I. Haagenson, G. Sloan, Miss Bundy. P. Weldon, B. Lynch, V. Johnson, G. Sloan, basketball The Girls Athletic Association, head- ed by Lois Bundy, has had a very full year. Each year they have a major and minor sport. The major sport is a team sport of which basketball is this year. The minor sports include: bowling, bolleyball, and softball. Extra points are received for un- organized sports. The White Christmas Party was put on by the girls with the theme, Holiday Whirl. Awards are given out to those deserving at an annual G. A. A. spring banquet. This club is one of the lar- gest in our high school and gives a lot of pleasure plus work to a lot of D. L. H. S. girls. Both the girls and Miss Bundy have made this year's G. A. A, a success. I . Olson, bowling

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STANDING: Odlam, M. Hendrickson. I. Swick. L. Moe. M. Jonston. C. SEATED: BBFQCILUSI. C. Sanford. B. Hawkinson. S. Woodhouse. P. Johnson. P. EDITOR-IN-CHIEF EDITORS STANDING: Wickersham,C, Brainard,B. SEATED: Mackner, B. Peterson, M. Nelson, J, 13 DE LAKONIAN Mike, Editor of the years biggest headache, The De Lakonian, has done an unusually good job in steering the crew through a year of hard work resulting in a bigger, better annual. Each year a group of hard working Seniors undertake the task of summarizing the years activities in the De Lakonian. This year's staff, headed by Editor Mike Noesen and Business Man- ager Bruce Brainerd, and advised by Mr. Sundberg, has given much time towards the publication of this book. A theme based on the parts of a radio, was decided upon during the first meetings and was followed through out the book. The staff was divided into smaller groups which worked alone on their various assignments. An organization staff, with the help of others, planned the layout of the book. Copy was written by staff members and typed by the typists. Deadlines were a constant headache but the staff considered the hard work worth the effort in making this annual bigger and better.

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.N 1 r ' ML., First Row K. Jacobson, B. Riewer, I. Nelson, M. Wagner, Mrs. Jackson. Second Row R. Johnson, D. Hoffman, P. Rognrud, P. Fitzgerald, M. Griert, R. Jenson. Third Row F. Jacobson, P. Larson, G. Hoghaug, L. Haney, A. Sever- son, P. Woodhouse, C. Stollenwerk, S. Sanford. Fourth Row C. Phelps, E. Inderriden, B. Sanford, G. Hage, D. Piche ' ' ' hl ' t M. Noesen, J. Hanson, L. Nordstrom, T. Ellingson, T. McCarthy D. lane, L. Christianson. Fifth Row S. Da quis , Being a Thespian gives some students an idea what Life up- on the wicked stage is like. They are the only strictly drama- tic club in school. Each year in the past it has been tra- dition for the Thes- pians to put on a one- act play or a longer one. This year they came through with a fine performance in the play A Date With Judy, based on the radio program by that name. They met four times a month, two meetings were so- cial, and two were First ROW business meetings. 505221, P,F5Qgif:E0r1, D Hoff Y. Third , B, Ri ' man Row D ewer R ' Second . P' ' ' 1,0115 ROW zche. E. Indeigfieg. Il-Iofglhiulg. ' ' 'te, T. McCarthy, F. Jacobson, M. Griert, B. Jarandson, and T. Ellingson held leads in the Thespian play. 15