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

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STANDING: J. Tabor,M.Peterson,Mr.Balcer, C. Joy, E. Marotzke, G. Cleveland, Mr. Simson, R. Joy, Mr. Long, M. Troeger. SEATED, BACK ROW: W. Courneya, T. Ellingson, B. Lynch, C. Stollenwerk, G. Blacketeer. FRONT: R, Martin, D. Zurn,P. Johnson, I. Schmerhorn, S. Sundvall, M. Johnson, K. Conroy, J. Sunvahl, D. Baker, J. Ratz M. Johnson, R. Frank, P. Omen. TUDE T COUNCIL For the students, by the students, of the students. These words basis for the government of the Council of Detroit Lakes High The Student Council is run dents,withakeen interest in the of the school. Again this year, the Student Council sponsored the Homecoming activities. On behalf of the students the Council brought to the administration various problems: honor roll priviledges, sen- ior priviledges, and party regulations. Delegates were sent to the State Con- vention in Duluth. Last year the Council started sponsoring interclass basket- ball tournaments which were held this year and made an annual event. An important part of the Student Council is the Student Court. The Stu- are the Student School. by stu- affairs Student Court, back row T. Ellingson, R. Borstad, Mr. Long. Front row B. Mackner. B. Lynch, C. Stollenwerk. dent Court consists of the president, two members from the Student Council and two members from the senior high school body. The 1952-52 Student Council did their best to make their slogan, Better Stu- dent Body, a reality. 25

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IDI C9 C, EE K.. I ID S Sundvall, G. mcrmnu., -, I Lavon P Flynn, S. Lourncyd, ...W N. johnson, A. Kotnla FIRST ROW: I. Bates, . Andcrson,M. johnson. SECOND ROW: B. Kath, IX . - , . Q n M. Griert, T. Baker, D. Dahlquisr. THIRD ROW: M. Maloney, Kruxnp, E. Paulson, P. Graves, S. Sanford. M. Andcno , Floan, L. Haldorson, B. Andrcson, B, E. Pau1ic?r?HgMgRE SEXTET SOIL M. Ande n ahlqulsty A. Carl- Larson M rson. D. Gustafson M . . Murdock. ' - D F BOYS' QUAR D. Piche, G, C1 TET R. Borstad. eVe1and'G' Thibaulf, 24

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:gf i ay f 1.5 D i6 Co swell R A1berts,R-Kamen' K Conroy C Erdenschmk. A- dg N dlscgn 1 Hardy, H- Han' . ' '- - P. Lrilafl f ' ' L. Matter, L- First RowSekgbrl3hiEN?v'n,F, Heflkelli Hi Ll.v1'?'i?S2n, D. Brainard. B- Bergqulst' berggf, . OO , ' n E Swartz. Third ROW C' so Hanson. MIGHTY ME OF THE MOVIES First Row J. Tabor, E. Danielson. Second Row I. Engel, D Frngalson, V.Bunn1s, M. coughun, v. Mahlum, M. Hemmah: Probably one of the most active organizations of the school this year was the Mighty Men of the Movies . The Mighty Men not only provided entertaining and educational films to students of D.L.H.S,, but also provided movies for rural schools in the area. The civic organizations of D.L. were also on the Mighty Mer1's schedule. The advisor for the Club was Mr. LaSalleg Jim Nelson, presidentg Charles Root was elected vice presidentg and Rich Alberts filled the sec- retary-treasure spot. Mr. George Oja was in charge of the recording machines for the club. The Mighty Men also oper- ated the P.A. System at basket- ball and football games, and at school parties.