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

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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

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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.