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

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SENIQRS James Matter Margaret Moe DeLane Moltzan Pearl Moltzan Gloria Morken Maizie Morrison Carl Melson Emma Joyce Nelson Sharon Nimmick Mike Noesen Marilyn Odland Vernon Olson Leslie Peterson 4r,,,,, Milo Peterson Carol Phelps Dean Piche Patricia Rasmussen Stanley Retzlaff Betty Riewer Jack Riewer Peg Rognrud Barbara Sanford Freida Schrleber Edward Schwartz

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PHYSICS Fifth hour Physics class in 1951-52 was composed of twelve ingenious Senior char- acters and one insane instructor. The instructor, although handi- capped by insanity, had a mar- velous gift of getting informa- tion across. This made a very interesting year. SOCIAL ST UDIES Social Studies each year is one of the favorite classes of the D, L, seniors. The class, headed by Mr. Helling, studies culture, government, and social problems. Thedifferent phases of this class plus the guidance ofthe instructor has given each student a broader outlook on life. SPEECH Mrs.Jackson's Speech Class, besides learning the fundamen- tals of good public speaking, hasundertakenvariousprojects. Detroit Lakes' new radio sta- tion, KDLM, gave students an opportunity to learn the tech- nique of radio speaking by broadcasting short plays and speeches On the Air.