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

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FIRST ROW: N. Olson, D. Seaborg, Mr. Grabow, Mr. Rowe, M. Hemmah Olson, D, Bralnard, H. Livingood, C. Clem, T. Johnson SEC R, Steen, H.Cusey, W.Rodewald H G THIRD ROW- R R , B. Johnson, V. K . OND ROW: F. A ' , . ulseth,G. Nelson . . ingsrad, R. Stilk ' berg,R.Jenson T ranrer, L. ndcrson, L. Belz, F. Jacobson, . D. C0ggCr, R. Leitlrelser, T. Rosseau, D. Johnson. e, R. Bergqursl, E, Hanson, H. Hoghaug, D. Wallace, J. Saur, V. Sea- , .Olson, L.Harrson, C. Schcrzer, R, Mitchell, D. Rassmusson, H. Hanson. FOURTH ROW D.Le1rheiser, V..Ionnson, D, Scaberg, M. Coughlin, L. Manor, V, Molm, J. Matter, D. Palm B. Brainard, G. Scherzerm, C. Bollig, A. Lunde. bow, Mr. GTE. . ROWS: 1'S 'sorship of Mr the Future Farme der the advl UTI J-ohkn-S0111 nd the President. Bruce a s Pre' 1- The chaPter wa tve 1 ea -, ' j0YedaverY sucCeSSfu Y en ra 1 k 1n C00Pe dwg WOT - dt oawards for Outstan sente W the de it P0SS1b1e to Pay 1-ds ma I , . Th65e awa actlvltles' F. A' state F' h bOYs who attended the nsf-25 of t e A. , F. Fl ' esota and tho Natlon eXPe at Virginia. Mmm ' Camp triPS TheSe two - M1sS0U-rl' 1 nsas Cltyl . Conveqltlosigifights of the year were t e , D. Molacek, F. F.A ,W-ann , -Q ,n.M..1..- wr.-..mm. , 'unify

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First row B.B1omquist, H. Fark, C. Stollenwerk, J. Floan, B. Gift, C. Johnson, M. Haldorson. Second row M. Wagner, P. Woodhouse, V. Johnson, B. Lia, N. Burrows, L. Peterson, P. Johnson, J, Long, C, Phelps, J. Nelson, G. Thibault, M. Larson. Third row D. Bates, E, Marotske, W. Anderson, G. Cleveland, L. Winters, Standing L. Haney, C. Huska, M. Marsh, J. Haagenson, L. Haldorson. 18 SENIOR BAND OFFICERS Seated B. Gift, J. Nelson, H. Fark. Standing President, D. Mattson, Director, P. Roebuck, Vice President, L. Peterson.