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

Text from Pages 1 - 96 of the 1955 volume:

N K Vx H.. 2:53 X 0, it Q Y E?Q7Z!m E? QR U IU YG? THE 1955 DELHHUHIHU pre:-:ent :Q ny De?ro5T LQ:--:Q '- . R nevolt .11--gs, ' - DLHS Prepares the Student f'w,44 is MQ ,L -pb Q. Q17 Nxknelk' tsegx -Wig ,... ko-'fb . 'A-N' S ', 32-df' 'nf . , , ,, v, Ufoodsues, Bud cmd Med, refum To ecmh ID Gromevcy Ghost ' Nj- X. Junior high students concentrate on studies, fy tr' P. 4,1 el QL' , . 55 gr- ,Ag , v s ', A- .1 V. V A' ' .g...tf.o.,1' QR ra' 5- al 'if 3. ,,. . ,, - .f 205' ,br xxx. R - .w 5, ' , l'5SuA gif xi ,Qc h R w .six e 'W ,,. cx.,'..L- ., ,L -r. V A um . 'f .ffl hsyl ' fs., - x 1 x -4 - I Q.,- I The Student IS the School NB. Iwo pomfs The crowd cheera and The co e as hed ogom 9 nor h gh udeh emoy cm offer he game pc rw pow cred by C olr 4 DLHS a Cheerleaders Nancy Burrows, Jocn Lic, JoAnne Hoogenson, ond Yvonne Kohler epifomize The school spiritof Student Life Learning to adlust to the social world is equally as important to the student as obtaining a high scholastic rating through various clubs and orgon izations he attciins this goal Sports High levels of sportsmanship are developed by the sponsored by our school Faculty Our school is the product ol what many people have done and are doing The faculty and adrnin istration ontinually assist the student in attaining his goal a vvell balanced education Classes Classes are the basis ol all tudent life Here are the people who make Detroit Lakes High School seventh grade to seniors 6 ' 9 student's participation in the various athletic activities ' s ' . 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Lokes fons :s repre sented by cz Hoot en Thusnostncolly buslf by Home Room 220 fnnpmn S MILE, Rldlng The Hoo? ore Bull Goliogher ond Woyne Hoffman June Qlson Crowned Homecomlng Queen -.Z al Ideol foil weather provnded The sewing for The 1954 Homecomang Under the super VISION of The smdenf councd plonnnng be gon during the Hrs? Aeeks of school ond vvos chmoxed by the gdlo weekend of cefebro non Oc1ober8 Commenting The octuymes on Tburqdoy morning was o skn which Introduced the queen ondsdotes mot offernoon d Tense sTudenT body so June Olson crowned Queen of the Lolcers during The colorful Oni VITTFJVEQSIVS COTOIWCITIOH Ceremony Thus yeor Con rC1Vy?OTrOdlTlOn the snok donce ond l on F C ere e amnnofed Frldoy mornrng tbe spmfed smdenfs took p rf un o r U Ing pep fesf fo! owed by on opproprnofe km Af b go e tho' even ng Lokers Tenped C Carry Cu? T r enwe Tor T b ere unsuccessu x xx Foliowung the gomo 1 os He onnuol Home Comung Donce P didnt rem dom ened fo en' oboy e uehnng od o cn ey vng fee e Co Copmln Jerry Fox bond Queen June the Hornecor :ng prodomofuon for 1954 10 ' V 1 'V I . . . N Y 'T ,, .,,f I - .rn 4 , 1 - e V - ' . gi . e , -C85 .ly , . O sf 4 ' , . , ', c ' . 'Q , b. 3 1 . X my .X .2 ' c . fx .1 ' M ' ' r y . 3,-A . f . . , , We ' S J - fl 5' A . :k 'ty ' ' ' ' 1 S X '23, A ' I I : . , o o 5 ' ' 5 1 f e M y i Q e g the of -,f , f hei 9 W fb , 'f of f 1. .Q v , -fs A , - , , xy . - ' x 1 - ' , So s Hfs ' ' Gln A - , N ,5 e er 'Ong The party .with The L , fli .e, 1 Hes' R :ps dx ood d We .ff 'F fu X Qn', ' T 'does ' 1 :Tr k,nd. I 7 Ewa - 5 Z - , ' 'fav - J 3 'fig N. . 2 . af X -f A ' -gb rvft C2 ' X1 1 lj!! 36- W-7, , ,A ,, ,,- J 4' 421' vii ...fy . -uc'--A Homecoming Queen June Olson ond her offendcnts Joanne Hczogenson, Joon Lia, Nancy Burrows and Mercedes Bregel 11 'ox Valednctorlan Salutotorian James Ratz Janice Schram Ruiz, Schram and Olson Lead Class Selection ot honor students has been a long standing tradition at D L H S The top ten symbolizes the highest scholastic ratings earned by members of the senior class Since there are many hugh ranking students in the class ot 55 competition tor grades has always been keen thus the announcement ot the top ten was highly anticipated Atter the first semester grades were com astlc leaders of their class James Ratz 4 OO Janice Schram 3 94 June Olson 3 94 Valedictorlan Co Salutatorians June Olson JoAnn Anderson Krista Gandrud Joyce Modey 'ia Tied 4 5 Nancy Burrows 3 88 JoAnne Anderson Tied 6 7 Krista Gandrud 3 76 3 76 3 72 3 67 344 Joyce Modey Paul Stary John Tabor Euaene Hanson they ecelfed for in addition to their impressive schol arly accomplishments they participated actively in var nous extra curricular activities Their records will serve as art example tor tuture DL classes Nancy Burrows John Tabor Paul Stary Eugene Hanson '29- ff J -:7 G 4 'J . . , . ' ' Y 7 7 7 7 53.88 , ' 9 . - - , - , . to 3 oooo , sooo V we o . piled and these seniors received listings as the schol- 'll1eSG STUCleV1TS are indeed Worthy Ol the honor which Bn ' 3 or ' 'Sr fi Q- , S7 6 7 it , Q ,j , V ey ,. g Q, A I 12 Q x +55 so 7 Q w I M ger so Pres T r w Carpenter J Pearson F Anderson J Lynch R Ranst orn Row lll V Nod sett K Car nte B KLQ J Olsor D Lee K Garclrud Not pct.n-ed SecTreas J o Homecoming Highlights Council Year Forrnsng a lnnk between the s udents and the faculty the student councul duscusses and trys to solve problems that arlse during the year Meetings were held alternate Tuesdays This enables the counctl to Contact any mem ber ot the adrnlnlstratuon taclnty or student tor has oplnlons Durlng the year the council planned and superynsed homecormng settled problems concernung concessions and partxes and attended local and state canyentnons Thus year Detront Lakes was el cted presndent of the Western Dlylslon of State Student Councils Slnce at ratntles and organnzes many Important func tlons the Student Councu IS the essential student body nn our scnool ana lUSlly ments the cooperatson of the enture school 1 70' lllll 1 ll A An L O... r....- Queen June rndes .egally In the horneconwng parade Prepared tor a 2nd hour nseetung are ofhcers Bud, John Joan A ff I if l 3 S J 5 .f 2 1 t ' , 4 V- U Q sg ss I I'-YA' ' 'o JN 49 55 N. ly 1 - Y I . 1 . ' . I 4 f 1 Ro : Troe , V, Pres. B. Engstrom Adm r Mr. Lorg, . J. obo. Ro II: K. pe r, , l' , . , . , . - . 3 : . . . Ll . 0 0 0 o . . . . D . . . . A, . . .! . . t - -1 V . . . . . t . t . . s f' rv ,. A 1.1 1 .24 U . - ... wr ik E7 v . ' J , T J --M was v 55.50 - I 13 w I: N Burrcvws, L Putz,D Scnorske, P. II' O ,n, J. Soderzzclg B Mczrtww, J. Anderscrx S Strand Row II1M Blolerf, D. GsT,L 'v'v'J'1ceJe D Bohr, A Rrcc, S Svvcfbf-rg,C.B: SYf1d, G GJJQ5gie, Y Kohfcf, K Ferrm. Row Ill: L Pearse G Ekew, J. Moberg D, SroJp, L Benshoof, S Eehn, L, Fiyy, C. Blsdgmf, J Ffury Row IV: S DeFronce, Y. Kocrz, F Wofz Stelrke. Standing: J. Sonden, B. Errcksorw, J Hoogenson, M. Troc-ger R. Andersen, L Melfurn, D. We?mer x SE' 7.h Concerts by Senior Tri-wcekJy rebeerscis rn rocnr 63 consrirpte only Cl small port of The bond 5'L.denr's agenda. The ref 'fcninder cf 'be sdwedde may Indpde evening bond eheorsc:'5, secfionols, Ewerne prccfice, er1sewbJe work. and time spent on miner YTTUSJCGJ groups. A pep bond conslying of Hrs' Croix' pfcyers fron each section performs C' all Home boskerboil games Qwd dlsfricr fownopfews. Tris gimp is ferrried by 'pe smdenfs os hcwir-Q much s'nOck. We Orme? '.-.infef ievcerr, wde' The dvecflen cf Rcebxk, .vos Izrpressive Grd accessfe. P oxfin . f Q: vcriery cf inrereylng sefedicns, 'Jie bcfd cdded Lhzf S J 1 ' A A Row I: 'A Hcidoricn, D. Gofdrud, P. Proc'er, J. Olson, K Pefft, G. Huis Row II. C. Brun, B. Klug, B. Anderson, L Creg J Ciszr, ff I-rderzce Row Ili: N Soderberg, J. Sczhz C Su':!.'cii' . E Nzretzie, B Cro 3, H Johnston, A. Larsor, M Jorczton Row IV: L Nielsen, T. Agcxrneforf, R. Pheips, H. Ecgztrocd, T. Oison, B Broun, J johczon, D Kioniztod, T Snznson, T Andewon. J. Beckiurd, L, McClory, D. Mokey, D Ain' grt. A lfoberg, K Gondrud Standing: J P Roebuc-'. K. Carpenter, M. Bregel, S. Myhre and Are Well Received cinother creditobie pertorrionce to its Tong iist ot occompiishnwents, A ioiht proiect of hcind cind choir is the rnid-fvinter vorietf show. This onnuol fund roi:- ing compoign gives the rnusic students on opportune ity to creote nnony origino! ontics-in other words to goof CFF. Concluding the rnusicoi yecir, the LJGlWCi ctgciin teonted with the choir to present the spring concert. Adding to the otrnosphere ot spring, the giris in ioveiy torrnois proved the group hod not on'y toient bu' oiso the ooiiity to rnoke their 'nne oppedronce odd to their pertormonce. 1 -- Come on, bond, pick up the 'ewpef' .rges M: Roebuck os the bond hcids o third hour reheorso! R5 JR. CHOIR: Row I: J. Ruse-oerg, A Boode, K KofI1,C.HOIe, M Erickson G. IngoIIs, C. Homrvon, K. Ford. S. Store M Rose Row II: L FYUV, M KIef'Qv5c'w, J. Swnckmg D Murov V. Momn, L. Ne-Iscv B McKevzee, f-, Sfvefsow N Jcfvson. S Jsrwrsor 'XI ,cf-rson D SVC: Row III:J f'.wIIQe, S Fo,Ye'sccIc J DIIMJ Krwvp, , Huss. D fw1IIo ws, B. Fmgcfscw, Q Scfroede' J OISQH, J Sandecr' Row IV: C. w'Y1IIeYYe. S Johrvsor, M. wawscf, ff '.f':1'v.:k J EdwG'ds B EH:-5-on S Pwde, B. SJW. J RUEQVIS, D G'3y, M. P.ccIW0wsIxi, B. Marin' Fuf re M s'ci ns G ' Row I: D Snr L Eensvocf, S Bohn. N Jofheon J. Edwards If Martin A. Svwensor Boodc Row II: S Delironce D Ecu C Hue Y Kgczfz M Swcfwe M Lcfjoge' If Soda-'avg . Schn-df J lvf.-405511. F2 ScIwcoIer B. Sharp Row III: D Crimp F J,c'z. M JC'w'so' L Nekcm. N I-fG,EVCV' Row IV: E S'cIp R, Rcfwforfe. M Niggms, J Rwsecerg. K. Chow. P. SMIIQQ, A. Bergen. Row V: M. KIe'Wer'sfom. S. VVeJm. M, FIur'y. C. I2Jbe s, R. Leo, S Vxheefer K Ecormv 2 I-Iwfey L S:H':'f. Row Vl:J Ssfden 5 Evusorx D. Hcfkesfod, D -Newer, R Anderson. D. Hsefrfef L .N'QIL . K Eewemcz N MccD:v3Id. K K:1m,M SCFNIG' B Bcrsfod. 3 I . e i - 16 SECOND CHOIR: Row I: C. Sundvall, D. Bellefeuille, B. Anderson, M. Johnson, E. Glawe, F. Gullingsrud, M. Wclz N. Viken, P. Zierrian, F. Anderson. Row Il: N. Erickson, S. Baber, K Doy S. Roov, R. Sauer, J Johnson M Bergen D. Gandrud, C. Crovisier, Row III: J. Stillings, M. Sundvoll, R. Anderson, S. Hunvley, D. Luo, S Showrnon, D Shorske, C. Nelson, L. Cleveland. Valuable Experience JR. BAND: Row I: E. Rafz, H. Johnson, M. Piechowslni, J. Wilke, P. Procter, J. Huss. Row ll: B. Flury, R. Hoghaug, J. Campion, G. Breklcen, L. Mikelberg, J. Haack. Row Ill: J. Johnson, D. Bloomquisl, S. Winjum, K. Carpenfer, J Pearson, K. Fingolson. Row IV: L. Haries, J. Swenberg, K. Bloclgeff, L. Flury, S. Mikelberg, B. Anderson, B. Klug, B. Hatlesfod, B. Longer, L. Fredrickson, D. Anderson, J. Baxter, J. Gandrud.Row V: D. Cleveland, J. Kowl, J. Wheeler, B. Spechl, A. Morvinson, M. Porker, B. Phelps, J. Olson, H. Engstrand, J. Puevz, B. Corlson L. Craig, M. Swanson, J. Olson, Band Director J. P. Roebuck. Row I: S, Myhre, D. Baker, K. Carpenter, T. Anderson, M. Noeson, K. Ferrin, L. Ratz, K, Hayes, D. West Row II: S, Hendrickson, P. Jones, J. Jarandson, M. Bregel, V. Modisette, G. Gillespie, S. Swenberg. Row III B. Gallagher, G Nelson, P. Meyer, E. Spraflca, T. Swanson, M. Maloney. Row IV: J. Beclclund, L. Gray, R Plneifer, M, Troeger, H. Hoghaug, R. Johnson, C. Eininger. Not pictured. J, Haogenson, J. Anderson. A Capella Choir Q A5 in lg' Choir members Bette Lindner, Tom Swanson, Waneta Two months before the Christmas concert and already Snyder, Paul Story, and Diane Baker time up belore the the choir is developing a Norwegian accent as they Christmas concert. practice, leg Er Saa Glad. 18 Row I: M. Haldarson, B. Lindner, M. Myhre, S. Strand, J. Olson, K. Gandrud, C. Brun,W. Sy'1de'. Row ll: K. Cusey, P. Oman, B. DeSart, J. Soderberg, N. Burrows, L. Pearson, M. Johnston, J. Flury, P. Monson. Row llI: T. Jacobson, R. Wendt, G. Hanson, D. Albright, K. Conroy, D. Mackey. Row IV: R. Frank, L. Nielson, A. Moberg, D. Procter, L. McClary, W. Brown, P. Story. Strives for Perfection Passing by room 59 at 8:10 or third hour Tuesdays and Thursdays, the D. L. student may hear the Detroit Lakes A Capella choir rehearsing. This year, under the leadership of a new director, Mr. Langrebe, the choir suc- ceeded in mastering new methods and techniques. As choir students began to realize that singing at public performances isn't the main purpose of choir, their appre- ciation ot worthwhile music grew. The annual Christmas concert given December l2 proved the merit of the group. Enthralled by the yuletide music and setting, the audience was filled with the Christmas spirit. Destination Winnipeg was the thought ot every member as the end ot April rolled around. The choir spent the weekend in the scenic city where they gave numerous con- certs and enioyed the hospitality of the Canadian people. Closing the school year with the annual spring concert, the choir again proved its ability to uphold its position as one of the finest choirs in the Northwest. QP vs 4 X Wa. f'Q-tgsff 4 ,lib 31, F' . H- ' t ,4 .qjf lf, iii.. 'N N W 1' 4 5:1 1.!','.- t:'v' 1. -. .U-at 68 ' Q 3, Mixed ensemble members take their pitch tor Christmas Songs' M. rtolaorson, D. West, rvi. Noesen, l.. Katz, S. Strana, rs. Uebart, C. Brun, N. Burrows, E. Sprafka, M. Troeger, R. Pfiefer, C. Eininger, R. Frank, L. McClary, T. Jacobson, K. Conroy. 19 1 S. Swenberg. Row V: P. Gift, M. Huntley, N. Burrows, P. Englund, N. Joy, P. Wagendorf, J. Haagenson, A. Nasset, D. if P1 c B V I Row I: K. Gandrud, J. Davenport, L. Cleveland, V. Pres. K. Ferrin, Advisor Miss Peterson, Pres. G. Gillespie, D. West, D. Lia, K. Day, B. Anderson, J. Olson. Row Il: D. Baker, B. Brown, Y. Kohler, D. Larson, K. Rognrud, C. Brun, T. Anderson, K. Jacobson, A. Wetland, J. Zieseman. Row lll: G. Ekern, M. Hanson, S. Baber, J. Courneya, M. Walz, M. Blauert, M. Williette, M. Myhre, M. Morrison, K. Carpenter. ROW IV: K. Hayes, B. Lindner, P. Oman, M. Smith, J. Anderson, K. Pettit, M. -Bregel, S. Strand, DeGroat, S. Root, M. Johnson. Pep Club Boosts School Spirit With a high level of school spirit as their goal, Pep Club started their yearly activities. Sponsoring student buses to out-of-town games, promoting pep tests and attendance at home games, and choosing the cheerleaders are some of the responsibilities of Pep Club. This year the cheerleaders displayed the newest tad in fashions by sporting bermuda skirts and knee-length stockings at all basketball games. The yearly Sadie Hawkins dance sponsored by the Pep Club was a success. All the vicious Dogpatch women dragged their menfolk to the party. Row l: J. Dilly, M. Walz, J. O'Brien, M. Schroeder, Sec. Treas. V. Modisette. P. Procter, D. Larson, D. Gandrud, D. Belleteuille, M. Bergen. Row ll: M. Wiggins, F. Anderson, J. Clark, K. Blodgett, A. Rice, S. Myhre, C. MacDonald, L. Mellum, L. Craig, C. Cravisier. Row Ill: L. Martin, J. ikeinart, D. Paggen, C. Metz, M. Sundvall, R. Anderson. Row IV: D. Christenson, P. Diamond, D. Clark, C. Knutson, Y. Kaatz, M. McCarthy, M. Piche, S. Showman, L. Taylor. Row V: S. Huntley, M. Northrup, J. Edwards, S. Piche, J. Christenson, A. Stearns, L. Storm, S. Modisette, D. Weimer, B. Martin. GAA Provides Sports Opportunities haw 'wtf Row I: B. Fingalson, M. Blauret, L. Cleveland, J. Courneya, Pres. N. Burrows, Advisor'Mrs. Berman, V. Pres. S. Baber, D. West D. Lia, K. Day, M. Hanson. Row II: A, Rice, F. Anderson, Y. Kolher, D. Larson, K. Gandrud, K. Jacobson, T. Anderson, K Carpenter, K. Ferrin, J. Krump, S. Deliraryce, B. Brown. Row III: R. Berkner, D. Kramer, L. Flury, J. Huss, J. Engstrand, M Myhre, J. Olson, D. Baker, C. Brun, M. Edienshienk, A. Amundson, S. Hendrickson. Row IV: B. DeSart, B. Lindner, P, Ohman J. Davenport, S. Swenberg, S. Root, M. Johnson, S. Strand, M. Bregel, K. Pettit, K. Hayes. Row V: G. Gillespie, C. Haack, N Joy, J. Edwards, S. Piche, C. Johnson, J. Soderberg, G. Ekern, J. Haagenson, J. Anderson, M. Shepard, D. Williams, C. Nelson 1 The Girls Athletic Association provides an oppor- tunity for girls who wish to participate in active seasonal sports. Early in the G. A. A. year, chair- men ot the three major sports are named. Volley- ball teams are chosen and tournament play begins. Later basketball and bowling become major activ- ities. Trophies are awarded to the winning teams in all three sports. December was a big month for G. A. A. mem- initiation and the annual White Christmas Party. On December 4 initiates donned outlandish cos' tumes and performed ditticult tasks tor members. A banquet was held and Mary Jane Courneya was named the Best Cooperating Initiate. The White Christmas Party was sponsored by G. A. A. members tor the senior high, faculty, and school board members. This party held on Decem- ber II, ushered in the holidays and highlighted bers this year, as it included the annual G. A. A. the winter social season. Row I: J. Sandeen, E. Frieie, C. Metz, P. Diamond, S. Huntley, M. Northrup, M. Piechowski, J. Christenson, S. Modisette L. Storm, D. Gray. Row Il: J. Erickson, D.Stolp, D. Crain, S. Seaberg, L. Frederickson, H. Engstrand, L. Mellum, S. MacDonald Elaine Ziegler, S. Myhre, Y. Kciatz, J. Dilly. Row III: S. Bohn, J. Clark, D. Hoge, C. Daily, C. Sundval, D. Bandrud, C. Knutson M, Walz, J. Reinart, R. Anderson, M. Bergen, D. Bellefiulle, P. Frederickson. Row IV: J. Schroeder, M. Courneya, G. Burrows, S Showman, B. Biornstad, C. Willette, B. Klug, J. Brandvold, L. Craig, M. Schroeder, J. Olsen, P. Baber. Row V: D. Larson, D Christenson, L. Taylor, J. Roberts, P. Procter, V. Modisette, R. Braun, B. Erickson, D. Weimer, E. Anderson, J. O'Brien, L. Martin Cheerleaders Che-erieoding, Thoogh it oppeors to be ploy, ocxoiy conioins mosh hard v.'o'l. To become o cheerleader, o girl must be a merrber of Pep Cub ond confdenr when working before people. Elminofions are fi'sT held be?ore Pep Cho, fren before The student body who makes the final decision. Practicing weekly Gnd plonning for pep assembiies, securing money for buses To our-of-Town games, working with The Bee Teorn cheerleaders, and setting on exampie in school spirit are their duiies. uv-9 .ri ,Ms A Kr. ..z ,Q a 1 TW ,Xi Nancy Burrows, Joanne Haagensori, Yvonne Kohier Joan Lia Girls Display Interest in Athletics Up and over is the hope of C. Sundvall as M. To Christmas and To you, as D. Poppenhagen Bregel returns a volley in GAA. makes a 'roast to K. Hayes at The White Christmas Party. '15 ff r i 22 tid? f-'f Q-. ' . .. If 4' X ,- - 1 4 --11 O i 1 Play CQST J Q gr T gen Lex Fo Arr l-T rt R 1 Bishop s Mantle - Bug Smash for 55 T-louse LughTs' Cum rw' A hush Tolls oyer The ou lehce The occosl rv Th Bushops Nohl The Tumor cross ploy dlrecTed by Mrss SChrmdT wuTh Jo T-Toog rwsoh s'udehT drrecfor Cohfusuoh ond CllmCUll16S vere oll ThoT Toced Mrs Reed Arlene Woflohd ond l leTTue BeTTy DeSoT dis uss The new bishop Hllory Lorehs Hlldry Lorehs os he become The new reCTor of The lorge ST lyloTTh f s Ch rch UlTurhoTely vvlfh helpful Trnehds ond humorous rncldems l-lllory ond has flohce Lex McCully ore occepTed os spnrnTuol leoders of ST MoTTheNs The mokeup commmee Try The-ur hond oT Tlxmg Arlene ond BeTTy 'x Richard Steen and Bobby Johnson run tests in Virgil Mahlum, president ot F. F. A., welds a order to determine the soil deficiencies on their plowshare as port of his vocational agriculture farms. training. Future Farmers Learn Through Practice Each tuture farmer has a goal: green hand to state farmer. Any student enrolled in vocational agriculture may join F. F. A., a monthly organiza- tion, which works in conjunction with the parents' farm program in livestock feeding, showing, judging, marketing, and general animal hus- bandry. Since entertainment is a port of rural living, money earned by game concessions, card and magazine sales is used for parties and movies. Highlighting the year was the Kansas City, Missouri convention attended by Mohlum, Scherzer, Jenson, Stillings and Janson. Row I: D. Stensgard, R, A. Johnson, Sentinel C. Johnson, V. Pres. G. Engstrom, Sec. C. Scherzer, Pres, V. Mohlum, Advisor Mr Swenson, Reporter R. Steen, Treos. R. Jenson, E. Hansen, D. Schmidt. Row II: D, Stoen, D Zehms, L. Johnson, J. Mulori, P Ncisset. VV. Jenson, D. Rogstod, G. Ulrich, W. Walther, Row Ill: M. Schmidt, M. Lindsay, H. Leitheiser, W. Larson, V. Rodewald D. Hegg. R M. Johnson, D. Peterson, P. Storm. Row IV: R. Carlson, R. Scherzer, H. Howe, R. Duftney, D. Anderson, G. Schmidt M. Anderson, H. Gulseth, N. Danielson. Row V: D. Woodard, D. Weets, D, Nelson, E. Jonson, A. Krogstod, S. Ackerson, R Vtfiedewitsch, M. Stillings, D. Boclclund, J. Walberg. ' f nX5. Row l: P Storm, D, Schmidt, D Steen, Adv ser C. A. LoSelle, C. Duflney, R. Lundberg, D Moves. B Ringstad. Row ll: D. Tobkin, W. Jensen, R Lemmon, L Leegard, R Christensen, C Johnson, J. Sandeen, L. Johnson Row III: D. Engberg, Manager H. Howe, R Jensen, H Cusey, J. Vfalberg, H, Gu'seth, D Hegg Row IV: D. Herrick, D Nosset, R M. Johnson, M. Anderson, R. Steen, R. DeGroat. Row V: R. Blauert, V. Mahlum, E. Janson, R. Duttney, D. Klomstad, K. Blornquist, S. Ackerson. Mighty Men Show School Movies Mighty Men, disk iockeys, help our school parties and dances to function smoothly by pro- viding the necessary facilities and operators. The efficiency of their operation has been appreciated at our parties by us all. Most of the Mens time is spent on their maior concern: educational films for classes, noon hour movies, and films for civic affairs. They also handle the public address system and help to keep the equipment in repair. Don Herrick and Harold Howe thread a Elm in preparation for a noon hour movie. Wires and microphones are partners for Howard Cusey, disc jockey, at a football dance. is 0 .SX QQ, O. Q 25 43' Q Oz fx Row I: V. Pres. R. Sauer, Pres. H. Sharp, Advisor Mr. Thomas, Sec. Treas. L. Ratz, M. Morrison. Row ll: K. Jacobson, J. Olson, R. Sanders, J. Erickson. Row III: A. Nasser, C, Nelson, D. Anderson, C. Metz, L, Erickson. Row IV: L. Pearson, B. DeSart, S. Mackner, W. Walther, J Engstrand. Thespians cmd FTA Act and Teach Future Teachers Practice teaching at grade and high schools, helping teachers, and visiting colleges are just a few things that the Future Teachers of America do to get an outlook on the teaching profession. Members get every possible chance to work with real life situations and learn the do's and don'ts of teaching. At meetings, teachers and speakers convey their ideas of various colleges and teach- ing methods. ln this way, members learn by advice and experience and leave high school well prepared for their profession. Thespians Under the direction of President Sharon Baber and Adviser Mr. Isaacson, the Thespians presented a one act play tor the student body entitled, The Christmas Rose. The play, given at Christmas, was the club's first dramatic pro- duction. Later in the year, try outs were held for the one act play entered in regional competition. Besides their dramatic endeavors, the Thes- pian members receive training in speech, and direct plays for junior high students. Row I: J, Tabor, C. Eidenschink, C. Eininger, B. Gallagher, Advisor Mr. Isaacson, Pres. S. Baber, L. Teigen, Sec. Treas. S Root, K. Day. Row Il: D. Baker, L. Benshof, S. Bohn, D, Kramer, C. Sundvall, D. Gandrud, K. Jacobsen, A. Rice, Row lll: M Walz, K. Hayes, M. Blauert, J. Davenport, D. Christensen, J. Olson, M. Hansen, J. Jarandson, J. Dilley. Row IV: M. Schroeder L. Taylor, R. Anderson, D. Bellefueille, M. Bergen, P. Frederickson, S. Showman, J. Sandeen, Row V: B. DeSart, B. Lindner P. Oman, P. Proctor, G. Johnston, J. O'Brien, M. Johnson. rs d c K Gondru L B nshoof Row ll E Boze J Kent Adfisor Mr Hessen Clubs Planned for Students Interests Debate Resolved That the United States should adopt a policy of free trade This was the a gu ment undertaken by the debate team as they strived for perfection in the art of oratory The squad consisted mainly of newcomers but with the assistance of three veteran debaters and Coach Hessen they chalked up a satisfactory record, The deboters traveled to Duluth Denfeld Gustavus Adolphus Concordia and Carleton College in addition to playing host to the Detroit 'na . in me... Commercial Club members, Phyllis Englund, Gwen Johnston, Patsy Gift check papers in practice for future secretarial duties. Commercial and Science New to the ranks of DLHS organizations are the Commercial and Science Clubs Discussions speakers visits to places of interest and social get togethers are part of the agenda of the Commercial Club For students who would rather watch tropical fish swim in an aquarium or vew the hatching of chicken eggs there is a club for them too. Among this organizations first year activities were the making of simple organic com- pounds such as soap and lipsticks. We'lI really make a stiff out of this squirrel. Science Club members D. Johnson, Mr. Johnson, and B. Sharp inject specimen. Row I: P. Gift, N, Wheeler, V. Pres. M, Rasmussen, Advisor Miss Ulven, Sec. lreas. J. Ziesemon. K. Stelter. Row II: J. Vizenor, D. Scherrnerhorn, C. Olson, K. Jacobson, P. Zieman. Row III: P. Englund, G. Stone, C. Metz, E. Ault, S. Sirnonson. Row IV: E. Frieie, M. Huntley, J. Geer, J. Anderson, M. Shepard. Not pictured, Pres. Beverly Schumacher. Library Club Gives Efficient Service Library club members give up valuable study periods to work at tiling cards, shelving books, helping at the loan desk, arranging magazines, typing cards for the card catalogue and remov- ing obsolete editions. Since the club has fewer members than it has had previously, more responsibilty has been placed upon the girls. Cooperation with Miss Ulven and President Bev Schumacher has rnade Library club a successtul working unit. l Moy l be of help? asks M, Huntley during One of the librarian's duties is to check oft Library Club initiation. obsolete books as shown by C. Olson, B. Schumacher, and C. Metz. 28 Row I: M. Rassrnusen, J. Jarandson, B. Johnson, J. Dahl, F. Anderson, L. Pearson, M. Hanson, P. Wagendorf, S. Baber Ziesernan. Row II: K. Rognrud, E. Zurn, D. Kramer, C. Nelson, J. Schrarn, C. Olson, M. Vtfalz. Row III: M. Srnith, M, Wi ette J. Herrick, M. Myhre, A. Amundson, S. Hendrickson, F. Downing,, V. Honeck. Row IV: M. Hanson, W. Walther, M. Huntley N. Joy, G. Johnston, C. Haack, J. McKnight, A. Wilkie Ushers Club Aids School Functions Pretty girls in formals, a helping hand down the aisle, and a friendly smile typify members of the Ushers Club. These girls give their spare hours to provide helpful services at concerts, basketball games or any other school sponsored activities passing out programs, taking tickets and ushering guests to their seats. By ushering for the University of Minnesota concert-lecture series, they serve the community as well as 'the school. Stillings, R. Sanders, D. Paggen, L. Taylor, R. Anderson, S. Diamond, E. Glawe, M. Sundvall, D. Larson, V. Modisette, Sandeen, L. Walther, J. O'Brien, H. Sharp, G, Stoen. Row V: Kiehl, C. Metz, J. Christiansen. The limited capacity of the high school gym reqJires that a coat check service be set up during basketball games This is a maior activity of the Ushers Club Funds to provide money for the annual Spring Picnic are provided by operating the concession stand at one of the basketball games. The picnic, the climax of the Ushers year, is held in May and provides a well-earned rest from service. Row I: S. Olson, J. Davenport, K, Day, D. Lia, J. Courneya, P, Englund, P. Gift, M. Zurn, B. Jorgenson, M. Walz. Row II: J Myhre, A. Rice, C. Crovisier. Row III: J. Zehrns, E. Wetsch, P D. Bellefeuille. Row IV: M. Northrup, S. Huntley, A. Stearns, L B. Kandt, M. Shepard, J. Anderson, L. Storm, S. Modisette, L AE: Las Rowl Photography Mr Wenberq H Sharp .l Ratz Editor L McClary J Dahl C Haack Art 81 Layout Mnss Anderson Row ll B Anderson K Carpenter S Root G Engstrom Adnsor Mrs D wns Row lll R Rang tad J Anderson D Larson S Ba er M Johnson Row IV R Sa er J Olson L Ratz P Meyer J Becklund Row V H Sanford D Johnson J Tabor M Troeger B Sharp Energetic Staff Produces Delakonlan Tone It down were trytng to workl ns the sound usually erupting from the DeLakonuan room Tuesday 7930 Such words ot encouragement come from Mrs John Downs as she drxves the statt towards another dead lnne Apparently ut brought results stnce all were met Plus layout photography art and edntnng Sl OOO must be ransed to cover the dutterence between student cost and production costs That page ts gettnng bulgy cry the art and layout staff as they plan each page wnth Muss Ander son Got any good captuons'P eternally faces the copy group from the basuc tdeas to the tlnnshed type they are busy meanwhnle the shutterbugs and Mr Wenberg make their plea Smale nrce now and take thelr candnd sots Pathetlcally the bustness statt asks W ll you please sponsor an ad? Wnth them lles the tlnancual responsnbnltty The wnllungness hard work and patuence of these tew made thus annual possable is -ivr J' sf if f Y smms 5 K-33 a Split-T Laker Under the able direction of Coach Jim Gustafson, the Detroit Lakes Lakers employing the split-T offense for the first time completed a most successful season by winning four games and losing three. After stretching their victory skein to I6 straight games, the Redclads finally met their match as they were defeated at the hands of an inspired Park Rapids outflt. Other losses were inflicted by Shanley of Fargo, three time North Dakota champions, and Thief River Falls. ln winning four games the Lakers succumbed Fer- gus Falls, Breckenridge, Wadena, and Alexandria in hard fought contests. The Detroit Lakes eleven performed with drive and determination all season. As the season progressed and they gained expe- rience, the Redclads played their best games. Individually, it was John Kertscher, DL's tiny scat- back, who paced the club. Kertscher scored six touch- downs and three extra points to lead in scoring with 39 points. He also led in rushing with a 6.8 average by rolling up 456 net yards in 67 carries. At the annual football banquet Laker co-captain Jerry Fox was named the most valuable player of the i954 squad by his teammates. Next season the Detroit Lakes gridders will have a hard time filling the shoes of Fox and Kertscher. Row I T Agamenoni D We mer E Marotzke J S eeney D Procter J Johnson, J. Kertcher, J, Fox, P. Meyer, D. Thompsong D, Brand- vo D Ferrin P Stary D Tucker Row II D Noesen W Tollefson J Pettit, D. Buck, R. Lia, L. Winter, W. Krumpg J. Fitzgeraldg J. John- l i Z., 'A' C Hove Winning Season 1954 Grid Scores f2 Fe'g-s Fda 32 5'e:-cenicge QT 6 Dyk Rapids 26 I9 Thief Rive' Fo '5 27 6 Wodeno O 7 Fargo SHon'ey 21 28 Mexofwdfio 6 NO 101 L We Tow Sk fr rg QPU E ' 'xv Dem Ne f u 5, ' cgcnmf F9'QL,S FQNS Go Whmfey -..c-ner hcVc:::-Q ffhney Kfpfp 9,3055 3 Dyk RGD gg tzcxler or end mm Drivin' Deon-Teommotes Chuck Brondvold .44, John Kertscher f4l-, ond Phil Meyer '33 wcfzh os Deon Weimar 27 gras reed, Vo buck Yhe line offer John Fitzgeralds block DL Stoll Veteran Erml Maratzke ts shown ustng the stall whlch ned the tde for DL n the dtstrtct fmal as Jack Lee H222 he s out wttn a Screen Lakers Repeat as De'rol Lakes yorstty bosketee s comp etel r t l95-4 55 cage season wtth o hos ot ho ors whtch tnctuded the Dtstrtct 23 crown and a sho e ofthe Resort Region conference tttle ln dtstrtct play the Lakers had tough battles wtth Bornesytlte Fergus Falls and MSTC l-ltgh School Barnesvtlle a sub dtstrtct team Nhtch be came the tournament fayortte of the crowd afte defeottng hrst seeded Moorhead fought the Red clads down tothe ware tn the flnale before bowtng out by o 52 45 margtn The Resort Region conference race found the Lakers shartng the top rung wtth Breckenrtdge and Moorhead all endtng wtth 5 3 records Brecken rtdge was the leadtng offensive untt whale Detrott Lakes had the best defenstve average tn etght loop games Coach Jack Downs Lakers had one of thetr best clubs tn htstory Much of thetr success was attnbu ted to thetr tremendous size and depth through out the bench Pacing the DL cagers was Allan Moberg who scored Qll potnts durtng the regular season Don Tucker garnered QOO whsle Emtl Maratzke tallted l87 potnts All three hoopsters made the Dtstrtct 23 team whale only the latter two were named to the Resort Regton conference mythtcal squad Prospects for the l955 56 season seem good as the Downsmen wall have sux returmng lettermen and some expenenced Bee squaders A SQUAD MEMBERS Left to Rtght Plsl Hayes Bll Krump Jack Lee Allan Moberg Bob Moe Erntl Maratzke Coach Jack Downs 'lm John on Don Tccker Dean We 'ner John Fttzgerald Phtl Meyer 36 J.,.iJ.1'..lIl TM r 1 4 1,--... --A-...gb JWQ r. ' f - , 1 L t pn ' - ' t ' n X J , . ,N . . V , t , , . .t . t , . , ' .- l A ' I V , . fur i t ' ' ' lP ' L . I I l- , I t I ' ' A ' l Q r , 1 , , . ' 1 . f 5 'l ' 5 -.w QML- , , , , JT1-, A . I , I ,Y wffwweftqf..- U v W I 1 .-f. 4.. . J L ' ' W R ' . - HQ ' I o Q g a ' 4' f 5 5 5-I 1 A - r x I , fl' . ,Q I X -' 5 ' . -- ,- A. -... ., A - . L -.. - . 1 5 . -. in . an Dlstrlcf 23 Champs Lakers Troll Oops new J A eg C F3 Berrldl e men A K rl Me ose Fe gus Fa Perram Moorhead Park Rapids Wadena Moorhead Fergus Falls Park Rapud Breckenridge Thief River Falls Alexandrla Bemldll Glenwood MSTC Hugh School Great Ease Don Tucker 5 shawn snoofung an urwde hand ld g Fergus Falls attempt agamsf Moorhead Eml Narotzke co es ebo rc Bamesvnlle l224 Hee lwaw Darold Ho se lhorrp o mpeoes Ndderwa s sc a r top scorer Allan Mobe g drl es n for a layup durlng Regional n Tucker 30 Plwl Meyer 24 nd E l a 2 s a play agcxnsf Staples Total 27 pomfs fo ocflon 37 I O l , . Devo f Lanes o 's 63 fade, 60 63 N. rrworvf 38 52 ' QA 67 54 B' :l u ridge 49 4l if 5 54 48 'r 50 64 ' li 40 63 1 45 5l , 49 55 ' 31 52 57 43 44 33 43 63 ' s 56 58 ' 40 47 Alexandria 42 58 ' ' 54 56 ' 62 36 ' 42 57 56 63 ' 47 77 g I F 52 48 l. i l m lf gor 979.53 ucz 52 ' 45 lll9 , , 4 , NSU, X l, A Term L lee r 'v l ' ' Do ' , I ' a rfl N folzlce l Y nd by SEHK! Huggnn Hugo BerTelson T and Janke 434i waTch Flym Soph Tollefson drives IU as Knle T271 and KerTscher Chuck Jugo Erickson score Lrughh waTch Baby Lakers Grab 12 Wms In 14 Games Having one of Their besT Teams n hr To y was The DeTrouT Lakes Bee squad as They subdued Thear op ponenTs an I2 of 14 regular season conTesTs HIQWIQHT of The season Tor Ca! Berman and has Bees was The 68 ToTal pounTs whxch They racked up agannsf Wadena IT rs believed To be an oh Tame Bee squad record aT DLHS Leadnng The scorlng parade Tor The Baby Lakers were Three reguTars guard Wah TolVeTson guard Mary Anderson and cenTer Denny Kale Bee Scores DeTrou Lakes Opponems Wadena Bernldp Brecken adge Fergus Falls Perham Moorhead Park Rapids Wadena Moorhead Fergus Falls Pa k Roprds Bre ke Tdge ThreT Rrver Fahs Bernldr Hooknn Andy D nnrng around Bernsdru s Marv And r son as KerTscner 29 comes lnTo rebound posmon 4 38 K ' , X Q 0 pa ,ff 'X M 7 If r T . , - 23N . , - . . , , O 49 30 50 ' 33 51 r' 39 43 36 38 27 49 35 34 ' T5 68 38 31 44 45 K 32 27 r ' T5 -43 c nr' I8 63 T ' , ' I 47 35 ' ,' 50 ' , ' A 626 59 -rs- gg' -:S ,,,L 9 'S 3.6 I QS' 252. 5 ', f-' F, The B Squad victors who hold a 12 Wm 2 loss record WIB y PIMA wllhfa eN rv Errcks och Berman R Mann A KerYscher J Be? No N Haye C Gcsv' The C Squad who because of rherr practice hour be-came known as he 7 odock Scrubs R wl L Lusfy J Howe B Brown M Sfemke W Rodde R Dahlquus? Row II B Mrler J Campron .J Halsefh J eng Olson R Bergen F Wolz 'E' ,QQ if fa. ROW Ill D Srmsor' ,.....,.. 39 , - A H ,bf-U -1 'L' 295445529 3 rs 'QPR 4D 37 in Q ' 25f 45335 M39 pr Ai, afl-M an-T!! ,ry M 3 uc stes R I J Fre ec un eee r or e Ass Coac de o C Hote Matnson D Joh so to M Toege M Ste ke Coach D Rath Laker Sexfet Gcuns Expersence 'LB' Cas Uh lv. ilu 1 i One more for Fox Jerry Fox, star goalse for DL, slap the punk away from the net for one of hss stops 40 An overabundance of snexpersenced players proved to be the Defrost Lakes hockey teams bsggest downfall as they tell to defeat sn all ol thesr esght contests dursng the 1955 season The Lakers pucksters dsd have a bsg brsght spot sn thesr lsneop sn the person of Jerry Fox captasn and goalse Besng the only sensor on the club Fox dsd a tremendous sob sn the DL nets by aseragsng 45 saves per game for what ss belseved to be the top average sn the state Hss outstandsng effort was 60 stops For next season the Laker sextet coached by Dsck Rathbun and Dsck Anderson wsll have every one returnsrsg wsth the exceptson of Fox who was the only sensor on the team thss year Hockey Trcssl Detrost Lakes Opponents O Crookston 3 l Robbsnsdale 4 O Shanley 2 O Fargo 7 I Shanley 3 2 Fargo 7 I St Cloud 6 O Crookston 5 ' - , o .. , 'ft I U 1 'I , I sf' A L V' 'fl L 's . lu '. A s its gi x'v' J .3 ' ' . , ' v-- ,' I ' -fs -' Q 2 Q ' , H.- 4. A -4 A , X ,, V .y I, . 3 .' G3 'lf u . ' - . x . - .- - 1 . , . , , ,l I f . S 4 3 I , x 1 i , ann 1 ' .s A 6 '1:. , 2 L , A A 3 Va: 5 X s 's s y N- 4 I v . f .g gi X f R V' X . F 2 I E s x.: L 'L . . L L . , - VA N . ' rv- P k r. ow 1 . ison, J, B kl d, L. Wh I r, D. Buck, D. Alb ight, T. H r , J. Cay . Row II: t. h D. An rs n, , l , A. rl , . rs n, Cap in J. Fox, r r, sn , . bun. 0 0 - i L 4 A . x . . l . I K . , . f . , . 4 . . S. . X , , ' s ' 0 1 'vembe o t It ckes ee S ood team rtuf n ,.Jye e c es mrm g e Cee we e cc e o r man and s ufnore I ers :ho Jer no obIe Iv oerto m on varwtf e efen tnex erueh d and un er through th I hrst tour contests fntrout a wan but fought gaIIanty In th Vnae for theur lone vtctory N ny ot thus years Ba y Lakers MII be promoted to In 'hs on the DL varstty next taII the ex ern ence gatned In tumor vo stty competatuon wtll be of value IH thear grtdtron careers Cee Scores DETROIT LAKES OPPONENTS Frazee Mahnomen Frazee Pehcan Raplds Mahnomen N' -fag ....c:... 0' 'l ' - 0 Carl Grossman gaIIops through Perham lnne for short gaan ees Wm One Game, Gam Experience w I D qutst Q y D roat M arker H th Be n w G Nor rup Ker c er Lus Blauert N Hayes B Joy Row III W Rohde C CIeveIand R Wuedewutsch A Marttnson C Grossman R Mann B Scherzer Row IV J Howe D Lucas R Landt J Huebner B Johnson C Erickson J ong 41 I ,c fs I he Detro' L s- Co -I ' ' ' ,L K' Lf' I a too'ca'I so under Coach V I No 'c we Dcfdso 'Ich ,FJ iv, ontwts, I H one and Iosng tour, The ,Hs ur., xcposud I tesn- ' X ' A' . - I ' ' at opnn .. V gr aa, -1, e . I fs f +r 'I I ' , r u , I . . e ,. .V - . 5 W Being Q , p Q .ce ' cI - manned the Qunlor va's!ty team went ' - - .er - V ' I ' -C I I A A 5 I I A , 4 . . IG X . V , I b u I ' t .. er. f A - T V PM ', I , . . I . . . . ' ,', ff . I ,nl '70 , 4 ' na ' Q' I ll ,atc F, V I 'J I3 N., E... en... I9 O , . CW, L , I3 7 ,. L, . I4 O ' ' . . .. 6 I3 O O O O I Ro : R. ohl ' , CQ uaIIe , R. e-G , . P , J. alse , J. rtelso . Ro II: . th , R. ts h , L. ty, R. : . , . , , , . , , , . ' , . L . I 14 'll f' 4 9 . H OV T f M '-M----w Weimer waits to wallop ball for Laker Diamonders. Meyer steals third base in the lone Laker victory. For the second straight year, the Detroit Lakes baseball club was forced to limit the number ot their games to tive because ot poor weather. The Lakers completed the season with a I-4 record. Rain and cold held up the Detroit Lakes practice sessions early in the year and prevented the playing of their tirst game until tournament time when they were dropped in the initial District 23 tilt by the Pelican Rapids Vikings. The Redclads had considerable bad luck all season and continued to be subdued by their opponents. Their only win came against Park Rapids as they exploded for the victory and then simmered down by losing to Moorhead in the season finale. For the T955 season the DL Redclads will have eight monogram winners back again. Among them will be: Pitchers Bill Piechowski and John Fitzgerald, catcher Jerry Fox, second baseman Phil Meyer, third base- man Rodney Lia, and outtielders Dave Albright, Dean Weimer and Russ Landt. Scores DETROIT LAKES 4 Fergus Falls OPPONENTS , . 7 4 Pelican Rapids .. 5 O Fergus Falls s l I4 Park Rapids TO l Moorhead .L 7 Redclods Win Onep Lose Four Row l: Dave Albright, Rod l.ia, Jerry Paulsen. Nels Anderson, Phil Meyer, Marv Anderson. Row ll: Coach Ted Anderson, Bill Piechowski, Tom Day, .lack Lee, Russell Landt, Jerry Fox, Dennis Bellefeuille, Lorlys Hansen, Dean Weimer, John Fitzgerald. X' ' J , KX! N xl KE BRE V K pu 'ii ,. QW it kj - fam 'P 4! get-we Row I Bob Moe Jerry Paulsen Roger Martin Lynn Winter Dean Weimer Rich Borstad Bill Edwards Jerry Fox Lynn Parkel Laurltz Nielsen Darold Thompson Row ll Mr Benewicz Don Jordan Ray Blauert John Pettit Dave Noesen Don Tucker Robert Gray Lee Winters Duane Beaver Dennis Bellefullle Tom Agamenoni Rod Lia Donley Fingalson Thlnclads Get Second ln District Paced by Dean Weimer Darold Thompson and Rich Borstad the Detroit Lakes Lakers track team had one of their best years as they placed second in the 1954 District 23 meet They also placed second in the Sioux Relays and first in the Otter Relays Biggest point getter for the DL thinclads was Rich Borstad who was a consistent winner in meets. Dean Weimer proved to be a big asset to the squad as he copped the Region Six 220-yard dash and placed second behind Borstad in the district 220. Voted most valuable on the team was Darold Thompson. The Horse performed brilliantly as he won the district and region high jump events. ln the district he set a new record by jumping 5 ll . For l955 the Lakers have a veteran squad which is aiming for the District 23 title. Thompson The Horse doing 5 ll for Region 6 Title I i A Q5 ,pg x.. sl Row I: Don Tucker, John Kertscher, Rich Winium. Row II: Couch John Downs, Dorold Thompson. Vets Capture District 23 Crown District Co-Medolist Denny Ferrin chips to green in tourney. . I 1 R ,' Xi, Y 5' E55 1' Plocing cormedolists in the district tourney, the Detroit Lokes High School golf teorn under the oble direction of Cooch Jock Downs in his second yeor completed cz successful season. Besides John Kertscher ond Denny Ferrin who both shot blazing 83's, the teom os o whole come in o close second, two strokes behind Fergus Falls in the district plciyoffs. In other meets, the teom ployed ot Bemidii finishing fourth ond Moorheod, where they ploced second. Although no victories were won, the showing of the linksters wos certoinly meritoble since the snow on the course limited practice. Veterons who will bolster the next squod ore John Kertscher, Denny Ferrin, Don Tucker, Richord Winium, ond Dorold Thompson. ek - ' 44 it --4 l. 949' Row l: Al Johnson, Gary Kludt. Row ll: Coach Bill Eberhardt, Paul Stary, Phil Hayes Netters Take District Title Prospects look good this spring that the tennis team will go to the state finals, Last year D. L. opened the season by defeating Wadena l2-2 and then went to Grand Forks to see Jack Kramer play professional tennis with Seclgman, Segura, Riggs, and Gonzalez. Allen Johnson and Jim Sundahl won the doubles while Phil Hayes placed second in the dis- trict tournament. At the regional Phil Hayes placed second in singles, but the doubles team lost. Their vacation occurred the time of the state finals so Phil forfeited to a Brainerd player. The tennis team consisting of Coach Eberhardt, Paul Story, Gary Kludt, Allen Johnson, Tom Jacob- son, and Phil Hayes will play for berths in the i955 state finals this spring. O Al Johnson swings racket in netters practice Y FHUUHU jg 'vnu' a o 1 1 :nuns slalom: -5511! Q1rS'.fS.i Q - an :Z on 'r ,x,, Y,-,,,.,-- I . X QQ' 2 1 fa '-mcf'-' iff, CxQ AL. W . ,, , ,xg1u,j'. ev' Kin ' ,ff XXX iff XXX iff :XX fr 5 Y s A' N-e Prmcupal Supenntendent Asst Prnnclpal J Paul Anderson Grant Johnson George C Slmson Capable Men Determine School Pollcy Detroit Lakes has a liberal modern educa tzonal system whuch does not belneve an goung to extremes In experlmentatuon but IS constantly en deavornng to take advantage of the best current thought nn educotnon Mr Johnson our superuntendent not only supervuses an efhcnent faculty and our tlnancnal matters but also keeps the publuc Informed on school progress Plannnng the sublect program for the stu dents occupnes most ot the tame ot our pnncupal Mr Anderson Assnstnng hum ns Mr Snmson who also has the responsibility of supervlsrng the attendance and tardlness records Servung as the lnnlc between the taxpayers and the administration ns the school board whose lab It IS to formulate and carry through plans for the Improvement of our school system Leadershlp needed for developing compre hensuve constructnve programs ns turnnshed by teachers Besndes vvorkang wnth parents many teachers work with socual agenaes religious groups clvlc organlzatlons and vocatlonal socletues School Board George Legler Dr E G Olson Clerk L J Porkel Dr M E Odlond Presndent Ted Kath Treasurer Grant Johnson Supernntendent Not Pnctured I W Johnson Vnce Presndent Dr G J Olson 48 Efflclent Staff Instruct Us '23 Gif Marranna Anderson Rrchard Anderson W Ted Anderson Dons Bakke Marianna Anderson Art DeLakoman Art Advrsor Richard Anderson Chermstry Physlcs Moth 9 Asst Hockey Jr Hugh Basketball W Ted Anderson Boys Phy fd Asst Football Baseball Dons Bakke Englrsh 8 Spellung Contest Urban Benewlcz Soclal Studles CrossCountry Track Cal Berman Scrence Jr Hugh Football Asst Basketball Lots Berman Grls Phy Ed GAA Leanda Brase Boakkeepmg Typsng E: Geog Tucket Salesman Mayme Carlson Typxng Steno Detrontan Marlow Davrdson Sc: nce C Spuad Football Basketball Mrldred Drsse School Nurse Dorothy Downs Enjlrslt lO DeLakoman .--I 49 if ' - A .1 dns :li f -1' Urban Benewrcz Lots Berman Mayme Carlson Mrldred Dlsse f is . s, . .' -gi Cal Berman Leanda Brase Marlow Davudson Dorothy Downs I1 ft pr l . K- I EVM wow 1-n. John Downs Wannlfred Gotfenborg Wullard Hessen '-6 . S3 00- I! Wrlluam Eberhardt James Gustafson Reynold Isaacson Guide, Advise, an 5. an .la 'N-ai ,gi 'Inf Ellen Keele C A Landgrebe Sheldon Johnson W Wallace Juntunen Clarence LaSalle Frank Long in n Downs lv' Y 8 Bu vrcl Coll Wnlleam Eberhard? Soclal todn s L l Wnnnufred Gollen or En I James Gustafson H Q Wnllar Hessen Hsvoy 3 is Reynold lssaocson E Sheldon Johnson I W Wallace Junvunen o .AH 1 -v-Q G l Ellen Ke e C A Landgrebe pro Clarence N Laselle rank ong OO . f'c- x , 1 2. . L so 5' f ' ,V ' - l. I 1 EN V A l I ll 'flfl , ff. 7 R I 4 an ' ' . . ,Q X V L rf' ,Q ,X ,, s ,N A-t' A 3 ,Mt ff X J y A 5 K fl,- ', W Q Y . . g ' L N I . l. In 'fx K I A wr 2 ,riff Y l ' - ll . A If ' Joh 1 Q: rw , she 31' , ' ' : ' S f- , . 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'1--0 i Loretta Pederson Rae Rhodes Mrs George Samson Omer Swenson ,of 1 L' Richard Rothbun J P Roebuck Francus Surge Arthur Thomas Q VP fi -1-.n lb Y sim' For Our Future EI en U ven Ronald Wenberg 5 Cho T Wendef -li Wyman ff F In JV V f rw Tnc Trr nn Teocwrng sfen Dfr IC C 1 error T T X GO C1 res Cl TU ICKVT Ones WC n Jr P U T Tue T NTTICW rv Ton TIT Tond MTTT The sTUdenTs pne OT Treur TUIT scnedu e Tne Teachers Trnd Trne o reTox cnc revwe durrng TTwe noon Twour ond Treur Tree perzod The Qouler roor' ns The cenTer oT TT1e rnen s scclC1T ofnvny H X dr Tne only one of rTs Tond known To Twove 26 ossocrcne er gunee Before scT1ooT begins Tne boord roorn as c1TovorTTe Elleen Ulven ROUGTCT Wenbefg rneeT wg place T-Tere The morning paper rs o pruzed posses Charles Wendel C H Wyman sron nd rs ofTen read from bofn sldes of once The news Thus mornnng r'nusT be nnTe-resfnng To Mr TJ Tffm xcson smnds rmcd by The condmon of The LoSoIIe ond Mr Oro wcn Tune 52 r J ie I i - 2 T .T C of . 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OT T T K A ' K w ' , rs. e ' ' ' ' 'W ll 4' ace garls fargo tRede on and J s R n e School cooks Vt s Hog end avl s Randy and M s fre tn t pac ure farcea Erackson 11 :sh dasres whale dascussang tne menus Naro zke tor the comang week These Staffs Essenhal to School Lafe We may taal to realaze the many amportant da,taes the secretaraes perform daaly ln addataon to thear regular otlace dutaes to he superantendent and prancapals they also type and mameograph tests answer phone calls prepare daaly bulletans sell meal tackets and perform numerous other tasks Say Hank we need a ladder an the audutoraum raght away' Carl someone spalled ank an the hall raght rn front of my locker' These are but a few ot the never endang aobs the aanators must cornbane wath thear dolly dutaes ot du ta g sweepang heatang and keepang the bualdang an general repaar Early mornrng noases odors and actayaty from the lunchroom andacate that the cooks aob as not an easy one Washang and dryang dashes as lust one of the tedaous tasks performed by these ladaes alter preparang and servrng lunches to olO students daaly Remember the traps to the football and basketball games the noase we made and th fun we had? In addataon to these servaces our pataent bus dravers provnde 333 rural students wath dependable transportataon fave days each week Ny iv I: 112 Janators pause from doaly actavataes tor a pacture Bus dravers waat for thear 3 45 passengers Row l C Glowe L Stensgoard G Fangalson O Tog A Wanters K Pearson G Randy E Berg C stad and H Raener Wheeler Row Il W Melander J McCarthy N Hoffman C Bunnas B Mott J 3, . . 5 A,-,-.... -.- ----15. i . fa -e 'A tl br-1' ! if 3 f -l', e - , 1- , ' A ' ' sl 'f' tk .Y l x f ' ,1 4 Q... - 1 1 f' ' - ,A Ni le- - ' 5 1:1 . . - .- E . C rat , 1 4 1 oaf' ' FD fi f af if pf. a f ' f ' f a - s. c . . a a, . , . . DJ 'e aaily bulletan. Nc 't d is - le ' c a - A ' ' ' ' , v ' , a a . 0 0 ' I 1. l . 1 V1 , . 11 I - - ' r 11 11 - - 4 - - - - 1 Y' - ' e . . Q .n . , . . . , va r- 1 - 1 ,L.. , , . ,, , ., ,. y Q '44 1 M, .,,,.k 2. wc . , - mf, - 1, fr as L' , V ' I -M .f,t, ,,,f , Tx - . 11 All sV . 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Sh- Q: : ii'-'Z-4 '- ' -'-cflwdd FW: C1 x X v Freshmen Uncover Valuable Facts fls cr cioss the ifeshfrec U ,f coco,e'eti . -e :oc's, In oddttioi' fo their clcrss .nork in 4o'e'icc:'w hIs'3'y Eng. ond k'OCGllC'WC:' subiecfs they towcl time fo cicofxz- or o:'r..'tes. Vfosic, sports, ooo school orgonizoticns helped t-ienw reoize the scciol side ol school os well os the book leorning, They discovered feochers ore people who ore willing to help them os friends ond counselors. They know theyre in school for o purpose: to help them choose their vocotion ond enosle them to better prepore themselves for the totcre, Li : 1 N 'C w , '40 rn' KK' 1 ff- if Q 1, ...x ,, , ai Ay V' I M ' 1 , 0 -, .ff fi ,., du U Q' A .. X 'g,, PFW' is.: fl' ji .. A ,,,..: - R 73,5 N ,r I .J A :EA ' .1 ' ' z f N . ' I , I f 4 if f , li pl. 1 1 f I lr f ' a Us 9 Q A at My , , ' I ,A Q 1 Q - ,, - ' is 'I'-1' ' Q ,QE B, 5' bn if, 1 ., ... 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Brandvold, Paul Brolin, Kathryn Burrows, Gayle Campion, Joseph Carlson, George Carlson, Lucille Cartwright, Sara Caye, John Chapman, Carol Christensen, Ronald Clark, Dinna Clark, James Clark Jeanette Clark, Jerald Cleveland, Curr Conklind, Barbara Corke, Dick Coughlin, Ann Courneya, Mary Craig, Lynn Crane, Diane Cusey, Alihea Dahlquisf, Roger Dahring, John DeFrance, Sue DeGroaV, Geneva Disse, Marlene Dombeck, Bernice Edwards, Judy Engebrefson, Marilyn Engstrand, Helen Erickson, Barbara Erickson, Janice Fingalson, Barbara Flury, Lillian Fredrickson, Lois Friesen, David Gilberi, James Gierde, Richard Glawe, Mariorie Graves, Charlolle Gray, Donna Green, Jane? Grossman, Carl Huge, Dianne Halsefh, Jim Halverson, Shirley Hayes, Norman Heinen, Darrell Huss, Geraldine Hoffman, Frances Jensen, Marilyn Johnson, Carol Johnson, Charles Johnson, David Johnson, Leonard Johnson, Lincoln Johnson Johnson 1 Phyllis Roderick Joy, Billy Julz, Paul Kaalz, Yvonne Kenf, Jon Kerfscher, Richard Klug, Barbara' 'n f Q - 2 1 ,X ,.' in ,J J, so I i J! . I ,f H7 , ' TI 1 f- '.: 1 5 1 . , Q I sl, , .YV r h I In , filiff- ' 1 ' - lg A, 7 4' V 4i y d: ,H J J 45 Q 1 f 4. 4 ,J lm 'gear' a 1 ZA, P 'r:S:,v 14- ,j,, LZ? -1 ' 4 l i A Q I X Z, lg ' Y w '15 Al Hn ' 1 A L J 44. My , .5 H , , if . I '-- 1 k 'V Q I ' M' 2 ' ' 4 J f 1 9:-mth' I, A -V 'f lgf., fa 'L .. ' ,x f ' , A -1 --' 1, ,.,. - ' ' A , l t , ., M f 1 . 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' A 'J Knutson, Carole Krump, JoAnn Larsen, William lee, Richard Leitheiser, Harold Leu, Beverly Lindsay, Merlyn long, John Lundberg, Marilyn Lundberg, Roger lusty, Larry MtCarthy, Marlene McDougal, Dennis McDonald, Sally Mann, Rollis Martin, Bonnie Martinson, Allred Martinson, Esther Martinson, Helen Mellem, Linda Miller, Richard Miller, Robert Moench, Helen Monson, Bruce Murray, Donna Myogeto, Roger Nannenga, Marlys Nasset, Paul Nelson, David Nelson, Duane Peterson, Sylvia Northup, George Odland, Patty Olson, Jane Olson, Tom Ortlepp, Joan Ortlepp, Gerald Parker, Michael' Phelps, Robert Piche, Sharon Piechowslxi, Mary Qualley, Connie Ringstad, David Rogstad, David Rohde, Wayne Rubens, Joan Sandeen, James Sanden, JoAnne Schermerhorn, Janice Schmidt, Donald Schmidt, Gerald Schmidt, Mervin Schons, LaVaun Schouviller, lrvin Schroeder, Jane Selck, Kenneth Sharp, Boyd Simpson, Danny Simson, Richard Smith, Mathilda Synder, David Soderberg, Melvin Stai, Fred Stallman, Diane St. Claire, Yvonne Steinlxe, Mike Stensgard, David Stensgard, Lavonne Stephens, Florence Stoen, Dennis Stollenwarlz, Joanne Stolp, Dorthy Strand, Myron Thompson, Leroy Ulrich, Gordon Vizenor, Lorraine Walther, Wilhelm Wall, Frank Weets, Dennis Weimer, Dureen' Westman, Marjorie Wheeler, Nancy Wiedewitch, Archie Wiedewitch, Robert Wiggins, Margaret Wilkens, Charles Willette, Cecilia Williams, Donna' Wilson, Lorraine Winter, Lawerence Winter, Rodney Zehms, David Ziegler, Elaine Zurn, Roderick Indicates Class Officers I. 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Sophomores Awecl by Sr. High Affairs The awesome sophomores in their first year of senior high are accepted members of co-curricular activities. They readily participate in sports, forensic organizations, editorial clubs, and musical groups, they have found out that participation is the key to enioyable high school life. At first they gained ex- perience and knowledge, then taking minor parts while working towards the next two years when they will preside over and lead their classes and co- curricular activities. During the year the sophomores attended senior high parties and also sponsored parties after some of the games. At these dances they picked up social pointers which will be beneficial in the years to come. The sophomores are faced with many adiust- ments and new responsibilities, However with advice and encouragement from their faculty advisers the sophomores progressed smoothly through the year. j Altenhofen, Adeline 5 K ' Amundson, Dale v A jk 'X gal ,U-G ff:-2 y I fc Anderson, Darlene m , ,, ,- , N, 1 .- r D , Anderson, Donald ' If I, - -f 'Z V ,A Anderson, Faye A X q 1 f' '35 Anderson, .leon 2- pt' ' 0 , Anderson, Marjorie I rl Anderson, Marvin T Q fs ' Anderson, Robin Q' W' A J -f ' 4' 'T A lt c I K ,la , , A -ix. A - u, aro y 'U' -N H' Y -'r r ' ff j .fl Q ,-Y Q, -KA' fr'-Y e Bcclslund, Duane Q X ,, Bartelson, Mary '41 . 'Qt' ' 'X 'Q WS' Beck, Donald Becker, Frances Bellefeuille, Danielle V Bergen, Monica :A ps' Q if I: - 1 1 t Beigler, Merwin 1 ' 5 3 L I Blauert, Raymond 3 , '.. 'fs' 4.1, - 'ii 4 5. - e, , ' ' iii Q ' ' . L-cal. Bloomquisf, Karl Borsfad Clark Boze Carol Boze Eldred Braun Rose Brown B ll Buck David Bunms Kay Carter Donald Chase Wayne Chrnstensen Doreen Christensen JoAnne Clark Elleen Coalwell Rolland Cogger Norma C rang Bryce Crovusler Cynlhla DeGroaV Rona Id DeGroat Wallis Deuke Richard Diamond Pafrucla Dllley Joyce Duffney Duffney Elllah A Engberg Erickson Erickson Ernckson Eruckson Bernice Curlls rdella Duane Charles John Judy ous Erickson Norma Fmgalson James Fischer Mucheal Freclerlckson Phyllis Frelle Elaine Frnesen Maynard Gamer Fern Gandrud Donna Glawe Eileen Grahn Elaine Gullnngsrud Faye Halleslad Wlllnam Hedlund Marlys Hegg Dems Howe Jack Huebner James Huniley Sharon Janke John af .4 ..4 if I, f- 'LIW 'N ,- A -, IPM Z' 1 ,-r '...l ,Q 'E' ff' 4 1 48 4 sfrfz -yr? ,A 00 H fs. .ag ay iz Al , I A ' v ' g 'r f: I' , I CQ nz:-T' 'Y E' ' ' - ' 7 A.- ', i I ' f 'J J ' J rj Q J 1 I lv J ' ' .brf 4 9 ' , J A 3 . , fu X 1 E fr I, .. . A Q 1 , ' 4 E ' , H - ', ' 'V 5 X ff? 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Robert M, Johnston, Martha Jordan, Donald Kandt, Barbara Kertscher, Allan Kiehl, Lorraine Krogstad, Norma Landt, Russell Langager, Margaret Larson, Delores Leegard, Lyle Lemmon, Roger Lemon, Loretta Lucas, David Makey, Dale I, A, Manning, Donna L I fs 11 'E -QF ,.,- -1 ,-v I , ' , PX, J , 94 . . ,' . JL... 2 rf , .6 0 R -.Sv I ' ' .I Q, rv? X Q -'Y .J fi' ' 'K A I dr -xr W- 'V' F: - 0 T x A IJ. , 17 -' -1 1- .- f 7 I Asc Martin, LaVonne Metz, Carolee Moberg, John Modisette, Sharon Modisette, Virginia Monson, Patricia Mulari, James Myhre, Sharon Nannenga, Beverly Nielson, Lauritz Noesen, David Northrup, Mary Nustad, Dennis O'Brien, Janis Olson, Evonne Olson, Jeanette Olson, Sharon Paggen, Donna Pechia, Joyce Pellman, Lorraine Peterson, Donald Peterson, Steven Pettit, John Procter, Pat Reinart, Jean Rice, Ann ,.. . Roach, Francis Rodewald, Verdon Rousu, Patsy Sampson, Betty Sanders, Roberta Scherzer, Robert Schroeder, Mary Lou Schwartz, Bruce Seaberg, Sonia Shepard, Myrna Showman, Sandra Snyder, Beverly Somdahl, Ruby Spry, Jerome Stearns, Audrey Stelter, Kathleen Stephens, John Stillings, Janet Stoen, Garnet Storm, LuAnn Sundvall, Charlotte Sundvall, Marlys Swanson, Thomas Taylor, Lesly Teilxen, Irvin Thorpe, Vivian Tharson, Ardyth Tobkin, Donald Tobkin, Jeanette Tollefson, Walter Vonderpoel, Darlene Vareberg, Helen Vilcen, Nancy Walberg, James Walz, Mary Kay Weldon, Curtis Wendt, Roger Wetsch, Ella Wolf, Adeline Zehms, Joyce Not pictured: Muff, Irene Graves, Donna ZS fig ' ' 'J ef: - Q - ,, :: .',, 'N - ' f: r 4- If . 4 -K r ! 4 ll 4 -' , 1 X f. f ' 'c ,., f I Q f ' I 1 fr ' .. vf g- ,., C it -3 ., ,A v F Q W 1 1 N T: 4,7 I. ,' ' T' Wi 'wr ,,,. is Y A '- QWJ ff L T l, . A 'tv-A A .dir n C - Q -'gi f X35 7+ ' ' ff A I ' 'D 15' , ,qu J i I -.5 ,,,' il N I ' 4 y ,fo f... 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I I I I I V I d K. 68 Ackerson, Stewart Agamenoni, Tom Agar, Jerry Albright, Dave Anderson, Bonnie Anderson, Carroll Anderson, Merlin Anderson, Twyla Baber, Sharon Baker, Diane Becklund, Jack Bender, LeRoy Biegler, Warren Blauert, Marilyn Brown, Barbara Carpenter, Kay Cartwright, Hazel Clark, Darlene Clark, Pat Cleveland, Linda Coalwell, Robert Courneya, Janice Crane, Curt Cusey, Karen Danielson, Norman Davenport, JoAnne Day, Catherine Downing, Fern Duffney, Richard Eidenschink, Curt Elcern, Gwenn Englund, Phyllis Engstrom, Gerald Ferrin, Kathy Field, Clarence Fitzgerald, John Flury, Jeanette Friesen, James Gamer, Ethel Gift, Patsy Gilbert, Darlene Gray, William Green, Gary Gunderson, Donna Hanson, Gordon Hanson, Marlys Hanson, Peggy Harr, Terry .W -f f- , V J ,es ,,.. o -f.,f 3- A 7, 51' 1 7 ,,- f: i J 'H 3 Q - 1 ' . v 1' , A J Q17 l - , ' , -4' 'T' -1' A df' X X ' ,f nv ? 1' gn . .. ff , : ' 455- A ez -': .. Q-. Da , .7 g , . 9 J Y K .! 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Paul Carol Pellman Robert Pfelfer Roger Plechowskl Bull Poppenhagen Denms Rassrnussen Duane Rofz Lons Ruebhoff John Rognrud Karyn Roof Sharon Sauer Rebeclra Savard Douglas Scharske Donna Schroeder Donald Schumaclcer Beverly Seegebarfh Vlrgll Selcll Bully Sherbrooke Luella Smith Marlene Snyder Waneta Sprofkc Edward Sflllce Bonnle Shllnngs Merednh Slorm Paul Swenberg Sue Troeger Merlon Wogendorf Patrucua Walfher Wslefla Wall Margaref Waffenhofer Lewis Wenmer Dean Wes? Donna Welsch Dorothy Wheeler Larry Wmfer Lynn Wlnlers Mar Jo Woodard Darrell Zuemcnn PGfYlCIO Zueseman Joyce Zurn Estelle Zurn Mary Not Plcfured Broberg Mary Ann Helmer Ronald Ludwig Russell fl .vfv 54 nf ' 77 .2 '-'P J 1 ,,,mmuw ,Q 'gf qc' I 'Jin ll ,,,-' -1 We la fr -9 ,x Aff? -ar' do 'N 6 A 40 'vi ,Q 'Y f ' V . ' 5 K - A 1 .2 ' t. Q , A ,J , P-L u I h A . .. K I f ! .' 'drag 4 f y ,eg 1 1 1, X , - f 1 ' I . ., , ' ,I I xx.. .... ....ug' , ' ff' A 'L - - - A .L - - 3 , N K' .' . . ' ! ' . 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The answer can never be fully explamed untnl one us a sensor Then every small event takes on a new meaning You suddenly realnze that thus ns your lost year and you strtve to make every class every meeting and every game unforgettable The semors lend much support to the varnous teams and main activities Our last ond busuest year would not have been so successful wrthout the nnvaluable and of our S Q wwf advisors Mass Rhodes Mr Long Mr Surge and Mr Wendel We reallze that although graduataon as the loslng of one phase of lufe tt IS also the opennng of a new and entlrely dnfferent phase that of luvnng and work eng In an adult lufe As In our sketch the long arm of opportunlty reaches out and offers the sensor a chance for a career domestic duties or a hugher educatnon It ns a challenge and we accept at solemnly AMUNDSON ALICE GAA T2 3 4 Usher s Club 4 ANDERSON JO ANN ecam 234 etroman 234 F nd 34 Chow 34 Pep Cu 34 Cass Play 34 ANDRESEN JEAN BERKNER ROSAlIND I O C O I A- T V V f A f D 1 T , , D ' , , , TA 2, ' Ba , , ' T , I b , , I ' , T I GAA 2,3,4, FTA 2g Class Play 3 - l 6 ff 'T 'F fjjfj J T .,,. 72 BRANDVOLD, CHARLES Football 3,4, Basketball 3,4, Boseboll 3,A, Track 34, Declom 3,-4, Clcss Secretory- C Tfeos. 3g Clcss Vice President 4. A S ' .Sf BREGEL, MERCEDES ' ' Pep Club l,2,3,4 - Vice President 35 GAA A K ' 7 'fx l,2,3,4g CFQE' 3,45 Bond 3,45 DeLolcc-nicm 3f , -,CLK ' Detronion 34, Tennis Club lg Homeccmirw Attendant 4, Class Ploy 3,45 Declofn 4. ' t,- 34, f A-2 BRUN, CAROLE GAA l,2,3,4g Pep Club l,2,3,4,Cl'1oir l,2,3,4 Detronion 2,3,4, Bond 3,45 Closs Play 3,4 Bunnows NANCY 9' on l 2 3 4 Llbromorv 4 Pep Club l 2 4 A l 2 3 4 Presndent 4 Closs Ploy 4 Che rleoder l 3 4 Cho 2 3 4 Detron Q 3 4 Co edntov 4 Declom 2 3 4 Debote 3 Student Council 2 Homecoming Attendant 4 Mixed Ensemble 4 Glrls Trio 4 CARTER CYNTHIA Jr Cbolr Sextet 2 COGGER DARWIN FF I2 CONROY KERMIT Chow 234 oys Octet 2 Thespuons 2 Mlxed Ensemble 3 'RW i CUSEY HOWARD -1 FFA l 2 3 4 Movue Club 2 3 4 DAHL JANICE U ers Club 234 Pep Club 2 Cholr 34 DeLckomon 3 4 DAHL RONALD 73 . i 'L'- 6-x of V V I , , va B d - A 4 Q .,3f: -, I GA -- V 5 3,2 A 3 N g , , , ir , , p ion fl . ' lg . I Ko A ,. A' .tu. ,Ji ' V , 1 B ' 1 A : I , ,F N- 0 1 W' 1 A' u A , Y 6 I I l l V V 1' D 3 X E 2 sh ' . , 2 : l V 5 I I V? - ef . l A ef . ' 'x 1 wt R If A ' 495 'ol jf ff 'T' 'Sv l 7:r 'JJ- Nay DAHRING VERNA Ushers Clu 34 Detraman 4 DEGROAT DORIS FTA 2 DESART BETTY GAA 2 3 Choir 2 3 4 Declom 2 3 4 FTA 2 3 Treasurer 3 Class Play 34 DOMBECK RAYMOND DUFFNEY ARLENE CGAN ROBERT EIDENSCHINK MARY GAA I2 34 Class Play 3 .lj 4 EININGER CURTIS -ff' X I Football I 2 Hockey 2 Cholr 3 4 ELLIS DARLENE At Club 34 Ushers Club 34 Commerclol Club 4 ' .. fl ENGSTRAND, JOEDELL Q7 , GAA 1234 FTA 234 Class Play 3 l 'X X X. ' U? , ' s 1 f b I , ' P : l ,Q I . A x , In F I - Q A , I , i 4, if I3- ' X ,4 K I 7' X il I ' , 4 - f I z 2 I , 'R .., 'R I :A v w A6 1 ' 74 FERRIN, JOHN Footoall l,2,3,-4, Basketaall l,2: Golf l,2,3f4, C a s Pr s dent 2 Q FLETCHER JEANETTE .4l-l- f-A l IE O FOX JEROME Football l 2 3 4 Co captaln 4 Hockey 2 tam 4 Track l234 Treas l Class President 3 4 Class Play 3 FRANK Roc-ER -'Q' Student Manager Football 4 Studen Cauncnl l Cholr 2 3 4 Boys Octet 2 Mlxed Ensemble 2 Mnghty Men 2 FUHS SONIA Library Club I2 3 'pr 1 GALLAGHER WILLIAM 4- 4 Chorr 2 3 4 Thesplans 2 3 Band 2 GANDRUD KRISTA Thesplans I2 Debate 234 Captain 4 Oman 234 Ushers Cub l Stu en lp. 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