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

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fu -, 'SB' Jorgenson, Kaatz, Kath, Klemetson, Kotula, Kramer, Larson, Leitheiser, Leland. ' ir 'WY f .2 - ' - or 'IQ vf 7 1 ,, 5 , A ,x,,AA f L7 It I Tb V ' gi h X ,,..,,,i,, . I LQ, 1 I fi! igi .Wg 4 .I f t '4 'xl S J ,sa 1 '54 sri Lemmon, Long, MacArthur, Marsh, Marsh, Martin, Martinson, Matter, McDonough. ,- , - M Z , - 1' ,g t , ' fl' , ' s ' 5: 4 2 J I 7 'I V qt: McDonough, Mohn, Maloney, Murdock, Murray, Nelson, Nieman, Nordgulen, Olson. A it .salt --N Omvig, Palm, Parkel, Paulsen, Paulson, Sander, Sanford, Sauer, Schekall. Seaberg, Shepard, Somdahl, Squires, Stanhope, Sundvall, Sveum, Vogt, Vogt. If Y . , A, 5 4,31 4 E S 'fi 4 , 1 NOT PICTURED i i' 54 ' W P S Carlson, Beverly Day, Tom Hanson, Paulj. Krump, ' ,.., A4 Barbara Paulsen, Joan Wiite, Whittenberg, Wilke, Winter, Zieman. WORLD HIST ORY A NEWS day each week high- lights Mr. Ahlbom's World History Class. Besides the regular textbook, a News Magazine, Senior Scholastic, is read and discussed in class. In our times this course is an important one because an under- standing of World Affairs is neces - sary to insure world peace. 53

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. fs , , x k if P .. : K Q , Alberts, Anderson, Anderson, Anderson, Anderson, Andresen, I Ac- V ia Arndt, Ault, Baker, Bates, if M' x 'Ks 4, Q ml The Sophomore class have been pre- paring for their future years here in Detroit Lakes High School. They chose as their leaders for the past year Lois I-Ialdorson, Dorothy Gustafson, and Glen Cleveland, Pres., Vice Pres. and Sec. Treas., res- pectively. Sophomores Beaver, Bellefeuille, Bergquist, Berkner, Bjorgo, Borstad, Brainard, Broughton, Buck N Q3 Ky 277 Bullert, Carlson, Chase, Christenson, Cleveland, Cogswell, Conroy, Coughlin, Courneya Dahlquist, Danielson, Deike, Edwards, Fingalson, Fingalson, Floan, Flynn, Graves Gray, Greiert, Gullingsrud, Gustafson, Haefner, Haldorson, Halgrimson, Haney, Hardy Hernmah, Hinshaw, Hoffman, Huebner, Johnson, Johnson, Johnson, Johnson, Johnston 52

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Amundson, F. Anderson. ps--. . xl .V XV . I L . Anderson, V. Anderson. Being the largest class: the Freshmen have been biding W-P. the time when they can enjoy the privileges of the Senior ' High students. To lead them in their first year at Detroit 'Q .- Q- . V 1 V Lakes High School they elected Curt Joy President, Elmer VV -'11 ' . V L1 Duffy Vice President and Ierry Fox Secretary-Treasurer. .rig t t ., A A ' 'A P. Arneson. J. Baumgart, R. Berkner. Q 'V' ,fi ,' A ' if A ' 'A N n A -of ' -1- vw' R3 f v 1 1 sfy yVVVVVV ff' i y. 'y ' V ., ' X A 5 ' A V 'M J -f f f .-fag - 5' N. 1 , K L. Betz, M. Bregel, L. Brooks, C. Brun, N. Burrows, C. Carter. J. Chesley, L. Clem, D. Cogger. -4 :mf T . 5 fi 7' .1 y Dahl, V. Dahring, D. DeGroat, R. Dombeck, D. DuChene. D, Cogger, K. Conroy, H. Cusey, J, Dahl, R. I' Ia gang A np' Lx .f it r 5- . .L si Qt at fr- it , 1 . V A ff-. r E. Duffey, A. Duffney. J. Edstrom, R. Egan, E. Eggen. M. Eidenschink, C. Eininger, D. Ellis, J. Engstrand. .AL Q . f fs. A' A9 . . B75 ,A Q t '12 4 D. Ferrin, J. Fletcher, J. Fox, R. Frank. S. Fuhs, V. Gaard, W. Gallagher, K. Gandrud, I. Geer. I Q ' Q 35 W , L4 - ' x 7' ,, m ' A I 3 5 Q ,gk 4 A ' 1, . - . r A.. ...M M l th, C. Haack, J. Haagenson, M. Haldorson, R. Hall. L. Grahn. M. Graves, L. Gray, R. Gray. H. Gu se 54