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

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INDUSTRIAL ARTS The boys were busy with their drawing projects that took place the first part of the year. The remainder of the year was spent building many useful items such asg tables, lamps and nut bowls. PHYSICAL EDUCATION Tumbling is but one of the many sports activities the Freshmen class participate in. They start out in the fall with football and basketball, volley ball, wrestling and then soft- ball. Members of all the Phy. Ed. classes compete in the an- nual intra-class tournaments, VOC . CARPENTRY We do many things in classg building cabinets, desks, shelves, and about anything the school wishes. We also have lunch every day and when birth- days or special holidays come along we celebrate. Our slogan is, We can build anything if you give us the time. its