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

Text from Pages 1 - 100 of the 1956 volume:

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' 11 at W , .A 15- ' 'wlff--' .A ru I-A Cir'-ff' 'A S'iQM4 Lai .F Wah y ff if The Will And Know Students enloy dancmg at a party sponsored after a basketball game. 6 V f eff, 1 ?'7 ' f , xg rx ' l gxx f., , ,V 'V , T fx ' .J - T' H3 Q5 F ' ' f , 1'1- '. rx. - V N5 f-X F 1, ' 'V F' f. ,. -xr , . f' fs. ' rx ' Q , - P 1 . -. P . ,x Z Ex ' L- Q fx T 4 -L' , , ,-' A f ,K . ' 2 CV' ' fyfx C A ' 'S x K , 1- Y i . U Q ire. ,l P W ' J Af -2 'S , fx ' f . sf f. n ,. - ,' ws . . f ' 'W ji' ' pi. x Ev 'I - Fx G ,1, f' 1 '5ss.v-, C rx -'7 J , F :J fi 5,4 , , F F' Y. . , f V , g ' i X f i Jr - x if Q., r' V .X ,, , , nf ' A CI 1 fx , N , r 'W 9 Q3 5 Qg V f f- 5-I xakfs v f ' X A ' ' Q' X x f i f ff 1 K' at e - K ' A Q P F 5' ff, The Q45 3 ' Q3 F2 F i X 3 X ,Xu ' 'J 'B ' 7' , , K A . 5' Q, f is V W Fi' 5 f' F5 L ff- , K ' ' 5 X Z- ' . f ' L! X ,I K A lvfwf I' Q Q ,K , Q f- , I I 1' F Af A ra f' f 1 Q ' f' -R F E' f H ' 7 f' 2 C O . Qt C .i 4- V 5 Enfhuslfsiic students sing xg? song f f G? 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Pnncapol Superuntendent Admnmstrotnve Asst J Paul Anderson Gront Johnson George C Samson They Construct A Progressive Program Students GY DLHS clre fortunote o hove o copoble school board and odmmlstrotnon end ovornng t uns oll modern procedures of school operotron Our cmzens are represented ln oll decl lons concernrng school issues by our school boord A motor tosk tokrng much of their time and lnvolvrng rnony debotes ns choosung on ettec uve odmlnnstrotnon ond o well trolned foculty Mr Johnson our supernntendent hos the responsnbulu y of ou llnlng the budget supervusnng our foculty ond keeping he publlc :nforrned on school progress Dnverslhed dutles of our prlnclpol Mr Anderson ore lns rumentol In the co ordlnotlon of o school doy Plonnlng ond schedulnng the s uden s currnculum occuples most of hrs time Mr Simson our odrnlnnstrotlve ossxstont olds hum an hondnng out tordy sllps ond supervlslng detentnon students IH 209 Our eftnclent secretorles help to keep the school runnung smoothly Prlnclpol J P Anderson ond Admlnls rotlve Ass Wmeogrophlng as port of the doys oc lv: y lor M G Slrnson dlscuss o few of the school s pohcnes Peterson ond V Honeclc the ofhce secretorles psf ' J 'AU I.. ... 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X if 1 66 llly, rt XP' ,X llxllkf ' rf ,-,. ,Y -,-v . fo' w ' ..., r ' ,g- 9 s-f ,Q Wlnnlfred Gottenborg James Gustafson Wnllard Hessen Reynald Isaacson Wmnufred Gottenbarg Eg 9 Noon Duty James Gusfufson History IO Asst Track Football Wnllard Hessen Hstory ll Delakonlan Bustness Mgr Reynold Isaacson Eng 7 Thesplans Jolln Jahdflslon Btology Sclence Club Jr Prom W Wallace Juntunen Mosh 7 Jr Footbcxll Jr BasketbJll Clarence LaSalle Htgher Math Aud1oVusuaI Sup Frank Long Soctal Stud es l2 Student Comcnl Rudy Moe Com mercml Golf Asst Basketball George Ola Henltn Audio Visual Clayton Olsen Agrlcalture FFA Carl Oman Gen Muqh Algebra Basketball Jr Football 13 -A! ' -gp 1.-a' ln ,.1, -,f . -I ,J dv John Johansson Clarence l.aSalle Rudy Moe Clayton Olsen 'Ak f-A Q- 35- Ofi do 00 A Ps if fs-1 i W Wallace Juntunen Frank Long George Ola Carl Oman lg QQ.-A 6 -6-K. ---3 ff '20 -'T 10 A -:r silk' S' l 1' f Rrchard Rathbun cl des To Achiev Lowell Rodal ,2 Q 'J .fl Milf Mrs George Samson Omer Swenson Arthur Thomas Barbara Thomas af' 'uv is.. ' 'Ev-5:7 45- It Eileen Ulven Norclns Wanberg Ronald Wenberg Charles Wendel Rrchard Rafhbun S o e Rhodes an 1 s Da owell Rodal Ewj Ro ck J c Mrs George Srmsan Sudy Ha mer Swenson Agr J Ls c F A rvhur Thomas Ps,cn Barbara Thomas E o .1 :een ven 'nary 3 un Nordls Wanberg I 4 2 G ads NAU c Ronald Wen erg lfonc 'J a 0 Charles Wen e 'IVE 14 4 0 1 ' K' It . , I ' 1 ell 1 his ws, '- l ff X, ' f -. li Q r l s 1 ' Q1 'f f l lf..-ll , f 1 , Ml. fc ll V IVA A fl' 'Vp . L e W ' ,L L .Ro U Q S X N I L, If 0' 1 9 - 1 f , , W , ff' , - , ' if yy? fl I l , . :gy , V V e l . 1 W K I I ',lf I lf- ' f . 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'Ax xwxx I-O R Rhodes H Acsen, and O Swenson relax Tn lounge Teachers ol Today have many dlversrfred dunes The cons'an' one o course as lnsTruc'1ng The sTuden s Advlslng The sTuden'un1rnpersonalas well as personal problems as '1 very Tfnpor'onT responsrbrlry To de velop The s uden s personal ln'eres's ond arnbmons lS a very clrlfrcul' 'ask unde Taken oy our rnsTrucTors e vas ng e nfh ne ma e onrn o Tues emg a va ors o we ox 1 cornea ar acwvnes an GC Uanparnylng s oflen S O Uses To U' Ol 'Own 'nes If a T J ea fe Through 'nerr scnedules are very cowwaod 'HE eefn T n T'ne ' x :J O rn T Te To rea True nno nng pa nd near T aes' so 'T noon nour 'ne newr ec aTed eoc oonge seems To be 'Te cen'er lsu -1 TV T 4 qw qos H2 - f - -f 'f- It '. -1 ':-': ','-' Prrl, 'nf-' read, l rzngyf gt. J Poo' a': T ' 'defer ' re seem rg. 1 J -ii .--.T li e .fi Competent Staffs Ald School Function Bus Drivers To replace the horse and buggy of yesteryear we have modern school busses that transport us to and from school everyday We owe much to the careful drivers who operate them and who are so wtllnng to drtve us to football and basketball games tn surroundtng towns Janitors They may not have to chop wood tor a Wood burn :ng stove anymore but they must keep our bug furnace supplied vvttlt adequate cool tn the vvtnter Sweeptng floors washtng vvtndows and keeptng the butldtng good condttton ts the prtrtctple fvork ot our ornbtttous anttors Cooks ln the past ct student was compelled to bnng hts lunch to school where he ate tn the classroom surround ings Today our cooks fvork wlth modern oppltonces to gave us hot nutrtttous meals They plan theur menus to meet the necesso ry requtrements ofa balanced duet need ed to matntatn physical health Nearly 7OO students race tor the lunchroom when the noon hour bell ends the mornnng classes The pleasant atmosphere the students fund In the lunchroom odds greatly to the enloyable meal MuCl'1 work goes into havtng hot food ready for the students of noon The cooks start early tn the morntng wtth thelr preparatuons and do not hntsh unttl the last dash IS wiped sux-1 sDtlvers Rowl B V Jvlrtt C G w Ftngo so l. 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' , f- Q k fv - , if ll ' J! '7X' -fS!4 XD I IQNJQ F, F I-I xx. , ' 51- I 177, ' W N T l' rl , Q f X Six, Z I l I . K X, ig V 26 . 1 XXJ , 6 Vx? Jw- Q f D Q Lf M' VL ' . 1' , 'V V . if xv Throughout his school coreer, the student is con- tinually imitoting the upper clossmen ond dreoming ot The day in which he'll be o senior to whom the other students will respect ond look up to. The doy hos tinolly orrived. l-le's ci senior. This is the yecr when every sinoll event tokes on cu new nieon- ing. He suddenly reolizes thot this is his lost yeor ond he strives to moke every closs, every meeting ond every game unforgettcible. Tne seniors lend much support to the various teoins ond inoin octivities. With his closs- motes he sponsors rnony porties to rcxise the needed C. Peterson, R Sauer, M. Blouert, C. Nelson, B, Lindner, D. Lia discuss Cm English cxssignrnent in Detionion room. 'Q' f 'S Gui S C Ui , r 2 J Becklciid ond J F: 1 1 L I Y J :T ciusssi Class Cf Looks rnoney to tincince the closs ploy ond groducition. During his lost yeor in high school, he hos the tosk ol choosing his coreer. Upon choosing his vocotion he must keep in mind his likes ond dislikes, his obilities ond the opportunities opened to hirn. On groduotion doy os he receives his diploinci, he knows he'll never forget oll the wonderful nieinories ol DLHS, but cis he leoves the school, he looks towdrd the tuture with o determined mind to tfike odvcintoge ot dll the opportunities ottered to him throughout lite. L. Rntz B Fndeison, D. Albright, R Moe, J. Agar greet students :etuwning lioni lunch. 11- I in I I R to 5' S R' ? C Toward The Future . . . Stewart Ackerson: FFF- 2, 3, 4, Mgmt, Mer I, 2. 3 Thomas Agamenoni, bard I, 2, 3, 4, Croir I, 2, Pep Band 2, 3, 4, Foomall 3, 4, Irack I, 2, Letternan s Czub 4. Jerry Agar: Cee Foothall I, 2, Track I, 2, 3, 4, Cross Country l, 2, 3, 4, Class Vice Pres. I. David Albright: De- Lakonian 4, Band I, 2, 3, 4, Cnoir 2, 3, 4, Mired Ensemble 4, Pep Band I, 2, 3, 4, 'ootball 2, 3, 4, Hockey I, 2, 3, 4, Baseball I, 2, 3, 4, Science Ciur: 3, I.ette nnan's Club l, 2, 3, 4, Swing Band 3. Bonnie Anderson: Detranian 3, 4--Head Typist 4, Delakonian 3, 4, Band 3, 4, Pep Club 2, 3, 4, Class Play 3, Thespians 2, Cheerleading, Hockey 4, Girls' Glee Club I, 3. Carol Anderson. Merlin Anderson: FFA 2, 3, 4fSecretary 4, Mighty Men 2, 3, 4. Twyla Anderson: GAA ,I 12 Z., W . 'Q Jerry Agar David Albright V Bonnie Anderson ,J- K .X , .1 th rd I, f l 1 f N' 5- 3' li' A, x I ' I I r v'l I, 2, 3, 4, Band I, 2, 3, -ieiecretary 4, Choir 2, 3, 4, Mixed Ensemble ,. . F 1 4, Psp CI-., i, 2, 3, 4-Secelreas. 2, Class Play 3, Pep Band 3, Na- tioral Honor Society 3, 4, Cheerleading I, 2. 4, Homecoming Queen 4, Swing Band 2, 3, 4 Sharon Baber, GAA I, 2, 3, 4-Vice Pres. 3, Pres, 4, Usnefs Club I, 2, 3, 4, Detronian 3, 4, DeLakonian 3, 4- Copy Editor 4, Choir 4, Pe: Club I, 2, 3, 4, Class Play 3, Thespians 3, 4-Pres. 3, National Horor Society 3, 4, Girl's Glee Club 3, Diane Baker, GAA I, 2, 3, 4-Sec-Treas. 2, Detronian I, 2, 3, 4, Band I, 2, 3, 4, Cnoir 2, 3, 4, Mixed Ensemble 4, Pep Club I, 2, 3, 4, Class Play 3, Th-espians 2, 3, 4-Sec.-Treas. 2, Student Council I, 2. MT? e Carrol Anderson Merlin Anderson Q Twyla Anderson Sharon Baber Diane Baker 21 :Q M -' CZ' if is John Becklund n Becklund Dtclmv 4 Dclovsovwov 3 or won l es v x 1 4 s 3 4 Swnng Bond 3 4 Closs Pves 4 Marilyn Blauert GAA l Q 3 4 romun Q 3 4 4 C Play 3 Pep Bond Q 3 Thespwcns 2 3 4 Scwence Club 3 Mary Ann Broberg Ushers Cluxu 4 Choir l Pep Club 2 4 Tlwesplov s 4 rpenter GAA I 2 3 4 clam 4 et omcn 2 Eduto olxomun 3 Bmd l J 4 Darlene Clark PGYTICIC Clark Marilyn Blauerl Mary Ann Brolaerg Kay Carpenter Hazel Ccrlwrlghl With Determination U 3 L C r l 3 4 Nmlonul HOV S 'J ocueiy 4 How coming Amndunv 4 Hazel Cartwright Uslmv cxtrucnc: Clark Pr up 2 Busmes 3 4 Lan eveloncl GAA l 2 3 U ua 4 ep Clulu 4 C ,J rg 2 GlzlsGlceClul 3 Business ClulJ3 4 Robert Cocw otlnull l of Jo rneyc GAA l 2 4 Usher s Omen 2 rg Lando Cleveland Robert Coca lwell 'D' 1'5- X17 Q 'sr 49' Jonlce Courneyc 1 1 . g 1 I fl 5- can 9 A .-.- s - 9 C wr-gl 1--is 47 .. 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V, A 1 9 I A ,,' l I g! rf Q 0 r ,L . o o Q f ' : FCZYQU Q 4, BCL-news 2, Boar, I 3 4, Cfoss 3 , ycsi C L, w' 2, 2, I .' ef . z ' ' I, 2, 3 for .r'I,' 3, Lerfcfn-ir 5 C 3: 3, 4, '!,.gff,' If-en yz U We ' ,DQ onIcn 3, 4, FTA ', Bond 2, 3 4, Per- Club I, 2, 3 , 'e ' , Cm 4, C K' 3, ' on Dani :'F I, 2, .1 ' 1 I 3 Phylk n :G , ,Us ef's CI 2, 3, 4, Pep CIIJJ I, Gi- I, 2, 3, 4, Usr'f:' S CIUJ ,2, 3, 4, Fe ' on 2, 3, ,F d 3, 4, Q 3, 4, Ira. pr 3 I, 2, LID G y CME 2, 3, 4, Business Cuz 3, 4- P--x3 CIUI1 I, Q, 3, 4 -Pres. 4, CIGSS Pdf 3, 4, Tnesrwons I, 2, 3, 4, ,Qs Ge Id : I r' , ,CI PIU 3, FAA ,Q, GIS IH , , ' g: CI I 2, , ', A Ion VI f- Pres, 3, De , I, 2, I den' , U 'I I, Q, 3 'Xue Pres. 3, 3 4, CI PIuy , . ' y: O II 45 FF I, Q, 3, 4, N: QnQI How f Scciem 3, 4 Iweos 4. I'f,g'wf,' 1 2, 3, 4 ' 'd ' kr CI'wcIr ,Track , ,' ns L. f f V ' . K, 1 ' N i s C1 ' ' X , , 4 , In - Nu' J- I' 4, xr , 6' . . . if rp ' 1 ' J yfv tr X .4 K V. 0 I U? if If X- .X QPU I ' Q55 'Q , ,-Q X F , ,J N , fi' 1, , -ff ' I f 4, Axm h , A , VX 23 if I L xbt - I. 1 f ' J' 'Q.,'N!J ' 1' 4Q s! A ,f . I 'J jf , I V., - . V . w . , Q- ,X ,M X X f v , gd A,-, I 5 ff i -,Q X, X!! Ii I 34 f 1 FF .,. fo' 'Q an .Q-..-X 1' 'Q' 'I' fy? Gym fu--' Kathleen Ferrin John Fitzgerald Jeanette Flury James Friesen Ethel Gamer To Succeed In Their Kathleen Ferrinz GAA I, 2, 4, Banu I Z, 3, -if Cncir 2, 3, 4, Pep 4, Swirg Band Q, 3, 4 James Friesenz Hockey 3, 4. Ethel Gamer Clui, I Q, 3 4, Pep Bond I, 2, 3, C'ec'r:ad.ng 2, 4, Hanwecofvwnri :IA 2, Boho I, Choir I, FHA 4, Lillian, Club 4 Patsy Gift: Ushers ,Atteriamrt 4, Cass Im-as I. John Fitzgerald: Band I, Choir I, 2, Club 2, 3, 4'-P-es. 4, Devonian I, Pep Club 2, 3, 4, Library Cluiz FQot:.cr'I 2 3 4, Baslcetlgall 3, Baseifaf I, 2, 3, 4, Track I, 2, 3, 4: I, Q, 3 4-Pies, 2, 35 Business Clut: 3, 4-Vice Pres. 3, 4, Darlene Ir-tin-rim nrw' 5 Clun I, 2, 3, 4 Jeanette Fluryg Baud I, 2, 3, 4, Choir Gilbert, William Gray, Gary Green, Donna Gunderson: Busincw Clurz 2, 3, 4, Pep Cluin I, Pep Band I, Q 3, 4, Ihesprans I, Business Club 3, 4. Patsy Gilt . in y William Gray 4 it Gary Green Darlene Gilbert Donna Gunderson X 24 'lk' 'Q -1, ,f if up-I' fi' ,- mx 4 N-P ' - '50 1 .. X - Gordon Hanson Mcrlys Hanson Peggy Hanson Terry Horr Karen Hayes Chosen Vocations. Gordon Hanson: Bond ', 2, Cnoir E, 2 4 Mcrlys Hanson: Gil Nmrorol Hwy Sgrnery 3 A Michqe e rn in r 7, Q 2, 4, Usher! Cor: 2, 44 fue Pres. E, Devonwcm 2, 3, FV- 4 Tnesrmczns 4, Qoss Country T, 2. Ronald Hendrickson Donald Her Dec Ooh I, 2, 3, 4, Treamons 3, 4 Peggy Hanson: G!-A l, 2, Bond rick: lwghfy Me-n 1, 2, 3, 4 Jean Hoghaug hour 4 f' ss Play 3 4 T, Lr::'c1ryCl.Jl1 l,2 3 Te Gr'-.L l Q, 3 4,Clc1ss P in ,r 3, Thesp rry Harr: Bond 31 Hockey 3, 4 Karen Hayes: Thesrrcms 2, 2, Dfebpmfe 3, Lwlvrmfy Cum l Cu no 1, 4 Qufulrmon Mfwogil' 4, Choir 2, 3, 4, Pep Cluv H I G mms 3, De-clam 4, Detronvcm Q Hoclwf l 'l 1 l l,2, .1,4: Michael Helm Ronald Hendrickson 1-Q, 25 Donald Herrick Jean Hoghaug Curiis Halle l -N 1.-v S' Q -,Q 6 fi ' I so N 3 W W N .X l AL G . Hofold H9we Marcello Huebner Maren Huntley Rollo Jackson Thomas Jacobsen Harold Howe: Band l, Choir 3,4, Closs Play 3, 4, FFA 2, 3, Thee- pions 3, Mighiy Men 2, 3, 4. Marcella Huebner: Pep Club Q, 3, 4, Thesplons 2. Maren Huntley: Usher's Club 2, 3, 4, Pep Club 3, 4, l, 2, 3, 4, l, 2, 4. Allan Johnson: Declanv 4, Bond l, Choir 2, Class Plc Leaving Their Sc hool Club l, 2, 3, 4. Jane? Jarandson: Ushers Club l, 2, 3, 4, Declan: FTA 2, Choir 3, 4, Thespicns l, 2, 3, Girls' Glee Club y 3, 4 Library Club l, 2, 3, 4, Business Club 4. Rollo Jackson. Thomas Tennis l, 2, Lefferr'won's Club l, 2, Beverly Johnson: Ushers Clu JUC0bS9f11 Cl1Oll' 2, 3, 4: Mixed Efwemlble 2, 3, 4: TSMUS l, 2, 3, 4- 3, 4, FTA 4, Library l, 2, Mary Jo Johnson: GAA l, 2, 3, Declarn Karen Jacobson: GAA l, 2, 3, 4, Derronlan 4, FTA l, 2, 3, 4, 3, 4, Delronian Q, 3, 4-to-associate ed. 4, DeLakonian 3, 4, Thes Pep Club l, Q, 3, 4, Class Play 3, 4, Thesplans l, 2, 3, 4, library Karen Jacobson Janet Jarandson .wi fi 7 Allan Johnson Beverly Johnson Mary Jo Johnson ls I f , 26 plans l, 2, 3, 4-pres. 4, Science Club 3, G-irl's Glee Club 3 im. 'sei x QI 'Y' 'K T 'Z-2' 'uv wi X H AL K sf. f .'. , .A ,T . f Harry Johnsfon Barbara Jones Beverly Jorgensen Natalie Joy Dole Klomsfad 0 Career Behind . . . Harry Johnston: Bard l, 2, 3, 4, Football 4, Baskeroizll 2, Track 3, -1, i'!:gh?y Men l, 2, 3, 4. Gary Kludfz Declan' 4, Derronian 4, 4, Golf 2, Crass-Counvy l, 2, Lefferfrafs Club 2, 4. Barbara Choir 2, 3, Tennis l, 2, 3, 4, Science Club 4, Leffermanfs Club Jones: Usl er's Club 3, 4, Pep Club 4, FHA 4, Library Club l, 2, 2, 3, 4, Larry Kohler: Track l. Arnf Krogstadz FFA 3, Mighty 3, 4. Beverly Jorgensen: Usner's Club 3, 4. Natalie Joy: GAA l, 2, Men 3. William Krump: Football 2, 3, 4, Baskelball 3, Track l, 2, Usher's Club 3, 4, Choir 2, 3, 4, Pep Club 3, 4, Business Club 3, 4, 3, 4, Lef1errnan's Club 2, 3, 4. Arnold Larson: Band l, 2, 3, 4, Class acc-M2115 4, Dale Klomslad: Bond l, 2, 3, 4, Science Club Choir 4, Pep Band , 3, 4, Hockey l, 2, 3, f -L' i T v VV 'Nj ,' LV, IW .iq X, I nw, 1 1 U' A l my T 77 A I7 N rr, I3 llilx ' lf Jffllluu 1 ' at ,f -, ' J ', L' fljtl ' ' ll' ,f .X 'Ll Ll 4 A f' , T 'V .2 ,JM lj Jflv L ui yr Q I.. . - Q if . I, It lv ai ,' v' A ' i , , GM CML' , , i' 'w , , L Q lf' E . , , E p ,V . .-I I' Gary Kludt ' I 'Z'-2, Larry Kohler Q l Wh , ag 6' 53 in - Q an Arnv Krogsfad l QQ Q William Krump Y l' Arnold Larson N VS 27 L ,.., ,...-...Y J ...ff 'Hi . I' , X fl Lf, QQLT1-d . ' 'x K. 'a . 4 4 ,, vi? 5 .V 2 S4 I 1 wa N N4 A v .. K, A Joh! Q Kclhleen Leilheiser nno 30 K vi Rodney Lic Bef1eLindner y? J L 'X SJ 221, 1 V YV JY J ' , my 1 if ,k .L L, ' 5 -- X u I ,, .,,' nn , M, , V, rf They Embark Upon ,f il .f uf ,1 L , .9 X If L , X 4 ' C lf 4 ll , -2 Q., 4 v John Lee: Clow 4, Bu5M,v:,c l Z 4, Boselzoll l, 2 3. 4 Kbpflrlee 1 Club 2, 3 4 Bette Lindner, GAA l, 2 3 4, Ushcfs Club l, 2, Def Leitheiser: Usnevs Clulz 3 4, Llrrcl-, Club l, 2. Donna Liov'GA5.i'l, K vlonicw 2 2 4, C'-ol' 3, 4, Pep Clul: l, 2, 3, 4, Thesplons 2, 3, 4 2, 3, 4, U5her's Clulv 2, 3 4, De :'1 cr 2, 3 4, Pep Cluh 2 3, 4, Luellc Lindsay: Glks Glue Club 4 AudrcyLong1ine.CcrolMCCcslin: Fl-lA 4, Thespicns 4, Srudfvr Cow: l, Che-erleodlng 2, 4, Gv'l's Ushers Clus 3, 4, FTA 4, FHA 4, JoAnn McKnight: Ushers Club 3, 4, Glee Club 3. Rodney Liu: Foovrzoll l, 2 3, 4, Basketball l, 2, Hcckey l,2,Bc:s4-l:nl1Q,3 4,Tvc1cll l, 2, 3 4, C055 Country l, Q, Letrerrrorfs Carol McCoslin JoAnn McKnight Shirley Mcclcner Business Clul: 4 Shirley Mockner: Uelwfrs Club 4, FTA 2, 3, Buslness Club 3. Q4 iv 'rw- QQQ, ... , S. Luella Lindsey Audrey Longiine 60 '-6' 28 , X, J QQ ,94 Yr'-'gl DCVl3l'1? Manning Arlene Mavinson . f 1 Xxx r r x U zxl 5 fs ' L , ' if 1 fi Richard Melander Rob Cl U'l95 Moffl W C W C n Adult World . . . WWE tariff xyafafk Af Darlene Manning: B-:lnc:: Clrb 3. Arlene Marfinson: FHA 3 Mighty View l, 2, E, 4 lareyse N nz AA l, 2, 2, , L': z '2 Richard Melander: Sclence Club 35 Cross-Ccunfy 2. Roberf Moe: Club fi, 4- Detronlan elalcon' A 35 C r 4 lam: Chb Clwolr 4, Baslcalaall 3, 45 Track 3, 4, Cross-Counrry 3. Charles 4, Cla' Q- ,, ie? V 7 G' G lub Morrison: Mighty Men 2. David Mulori: FFA l, 4. Harold Nusseiz 3, Gary Nels'n: Choir l, 2, 3, 4. I rkuld Nygcard.. Y 7 A vi, f Z Q if qui' - 3' -' Q, QA nf David Mulari Harold Nassef 4-nv A11 if 29 , f l CJ Clareyse Nelson Gary Nelson Gerald Nygaard , V. V- -A----'-+ ofifg f SON 1 f 65 7: 'W lg-1 I t SL Carol Olson Qlw I I L LVN 1,15 ,il iff 1' f 1 x4 R rg' -4' C7 '2- Q . Connie Peterson V71 Roger Pfeifer Dennis Poppenhugen Lois Rotz X V 57' A pff gt- . .. M .io,if7 W1 1 Offering Promising y' .yf af' Carol Olson: GAA I, 2, Usher 5 Club 3, 4, Pep Cluty 3, 4, Librui d 4, Pep Club 4, FHA 4, Roger Pfeifer: Choir' 2, 3, 4, Mixed Ensemble 2 5, Clur: i, 2, 3, 4, Business Clut: 3, 4 Connie Peterson: FTA 4, Bon 3, 4, Class Ploy 3, Track i, 2, Cross Country 2, 3, Class Vice Pres. 3. Dennis Poppenhcgen: Closs Ploy 3 4, Student Council 4, Lois Rutz Devonian 3, 4, DeLc1kon.c1n 3 4, ETA i, 2, 3, 4fScc,-irons. 2, Pies 4, Bond l, 2, 3, 4f'T'ec:5, 4, Choir 2, 3, 4 Sec. 4, Mixed Ensemble 3, 4, Clog: Ploy 3, 4, Ps-it Bird 3, 4, Student Couvnil, Sf-5 ,Tic-os. 4 X Nutionrxl Honor Soficty 3, 4 Pics. 4, Clweilcoding, Hockey 4, Home qoming Attendant 4, Cioss Sec. 2 John Riebhoff: Class Country i, 2 Shirley Rinehart, Wallace Rodewuld: FFA l, 2 3 Karen Rognrud Jsl1Q 5 Club l, 2, 3 4, Pep Club l, 2, 3, 4, itveepions 2, 4, Busiries Club 3 4. Sharon Root: GAA 2, 3, 4, Ustwi 5 Cfuc 2, Detronion 3 4- Co cnsociutc Educ' 4, Delnlxomoii 3 4f A't uno Layout Editor 4 Lltoii 4, Gui 5 Glue Ciut: Q, Psp Clut: 2, J, 4, Ciuss Piuy 3, iliespiori 3, 4, Ct:uf 'i-cxdiivj 4 I, ff -ff -3 1' . Aff,4'? jff'?- ,J4Q-..f ' I. :Af Q, I . 71.4 . . 44 - , , 4. 1 . f A A mn, f, ' aj L-' ,1 1-ff:ff'fx:,fl ys ' 4,41 ,I f-fu X' I ' 95' 1 If f f If If , fi ,4,,.o,,f , Q 4.31- . of A, 41 ' Af , J- . fi 1 ,, , ' A- , ' 4 I ' 'fbi , '44 - ' -' ' , ' . 1 . ' 1 Ml,-wer, fl' J, Ci, ,-,.- L 'ff-gp ff 4'1 ' 1 A ' -X C Joiwqabhon ., . 'J ,X 'V f'.f fy! ,,.,,1',-L, ,- ,1'.f,' ffiz -' f lil r I 3: X411 If , -' ll1LlD7'Rinehort , ,f,,,1' .,-fx., I' 9 ' 1' ' 1 1 , f ' . .V f A , f , '.. . 1, ng- f ffvf f' ' ' ,., ' 1, . 1 -1 7 ,A , ' 11,-CIF ff? ,,'1' 11:1 I ' ' ' f, ,AZ . ,f I, 1 , '34 1 7.1311 ,1 ,'.a'f-C- 1 -ff ' E . , X1 ,V I , lfff' ff' y Wy.-.ge Rodewold 1 I X , ,1 U , 1,4 - A U 24, ,. Life A 'gf 4,9 fi, I, W I KoreAojqrvd 7 LX .1ft. f1QQ,,f fLf-7- p 1 . , , ' 651: f, ,Luigi ,,,:f,- 51,4 If -,.5l1or0g1Qg!, V A- V, il ' ' , 1 V: 'kfrfbff - - , 4 Q 44, 1 4 f . . Z f, v,,C!,' .ffx iff '-77- 'L4!Y ' . O - no Z if 113 5: 1 541,41-JA' L , IA...4,J 3tf,-sfiiillf f Q Q .- .Z . I '09 Y Yi- '15 azff, Ada .qv--U 'ao ? Howard Sandvrck Rebecca Sauer Douglas Savard Donna Scharske Donald Schroeder Qpportunltles Howard Sandvlclc v Rebecca uer L 4 J Lf rw 4 Be mess Mr, 0 1- Jo O, Nc: l J Douglas Savard Donna Scharske S Donald Schroeder G B Pla '- ef l' i Beverly Schumacher 'C' Vnrgnl Seegebarth 3 QQ I-of Q- 'A 31 P 4 Beverly Schumacker Usher on 4 Chorr 4 , as 11 Bnmess Cleo 4 Vnr Seegebarth HA 2 4 Luella Sherbrooke Marlene Smuth Ushers C 4 Wanefa Snyder 1 on o rs 4 Cr Luella Sherbrooke Marlene Smith Wanefa Snyd r avr 3:55 I t l Edward Sprofk ,Q 'Bonnie Stilke Meredith Stillings Paul Storm Susan Swenbcrg f' . I J. V' ' UM I 11-fl! f,t'fl,f!L14f'1ji - f . I A ' wt t V lv Off Lf J,4 ft ,74 . VW! Q wif t, , 4 ' lik-f l'f , 4. J ' ' l 9 f W ff ,L t N NT' -l Li lgbii llffj 127 lll-,I , f vJ , V, f ff 4,44 f , ff uv' V 54,11 Edward Spraflca: Clwon 3, 4, Mixed Ensevnble 3, 4, Class Play 3, 4, Track l, Class Pres, 3, Bonnie Stilke: Ushevs Clulz 3, 4, Pep Cluig 4, Class Pia, 3, Business Club 3, 4. Meredith Stillings: FFA l, 2, 3, 4- Rep 4, Mn3nt,,f Men 2 Paul Storm: FFA l, 4, Mighty Men l, Q, 3, 4. Susan Swenberg: GAA l, 2, 3, 4, Detronnon 3, 4, Band l, 2, 3, 4, Choi: 4, Pep Club 3, 4, Merton Troeger: DeLakonion 3, 4, Band l, 2, 3, 4 Vice P'es. 4, Chou 2, 3, 4-Manager 3, Mixed Ensemble Merton Troeger Patricia Wagendorf Wiletta Walther Margaret Walz lewis Wattenhofer V Seniors Accept The 3 4, Class Play 3 4, Pep Band 2, 3, 4, Hockey 3, 4, Student Council l, 3, 4--Pres 4, National Honor Society 3, 4 -Vice Pies. 41 Patricia Wagendorf: Usl1er's Club 3, 4--Sec. 3, Pep Club 2, 3, 4, Thespxans 2, Business Club 3, 4, Wiletta Walther: Ushers Club 2, 3, 4, FTA 2, 3, 4, Class Play 3, 4 Margaret Walz: Ushers Club Q, 3, 4, FTA 4, Pep Club l, 2, 3, 4, Business Club 4, Lewis Wattenhofer. A s . 2,3 sau 4,5 .pr - '4 ., 1 . 'X-In ll Dean Weimer Donna West Challenge Of Life Dean Welmer: Cho., 2, Footuull l 2, 3, 4 Cofcaptatrw 4 Basretzall l, 2, 3, 4, Baseball l, 2, 3, 4, Track T, 2, 3, 4-,-Capaw 4, Lett-e'rn::n's Clan l, 2, 3, 4, Class P'-es 2 Donna West: G!-A l, 2, 3, 4, Detronlan 4, FTA 2, FHA Q, Band Pep Clan E, 2, 3, 4, Class Pzay 3, Peg: Band 2, 3, 4. Larry Wheeler: l, 2, 3, 4, Cnalr 2, 3, 4, Mtxed Ensemble J, 4, elf' Band l, 2. 3, 4, Chow 2, Class Pla, 3, l-tocxey l, 2, 3, 4, Science e Clan 3, 4, -errerrnaws Cleo 3, 4 Lynn Winter: Footaall 2, 3, 4, Tfoclq 4 Larry Wheeler Lynn Winter Mgr jg Winfgrs G '12 Glee Cn, 4, Bazvweep C JD 3 Darrell Woodard: Galt 4, PFA ' 2, 3 Peter Zeiser: Det':'w1' 4, lresp ans 4, Lergzw 4, Silence 'en 4 Patricia Ziemann: Uenefe Cla: 2, 4, Pep C ,ry l, 4, PHI- 4, ary Chr: l 2 3, 4 - flee Pres 4, Gr? 5 Glee Clee l, Q 3, Saslress C -L 4 Joyce Zieseman: Liver 5 Clan 3, 4, Pep Cpri 3, 4, Lxb'a'y l, 2, 3 4, Ser,-freeze 4, Baslness Club 3, 4 Estelle Zurn: U5nel s Crm, 3, 4, Hceenenwng flverdzrt 4 Mary Zurn: Uye' 2 Clez. 3, 4 , 4, Bp,':.. Cler, 3 l,2,3,4, Letterman's Club 2,3,4, Mar Jo Winters: Usl'ler's Club 4, Se: EE 1 f 1-06 Q' 1 Lv 'Url Darrell Woodard Peter Zeiser Patricia Ziemann Joyce Zieseman ' Estelle Zurn Ma ry Zu rn A 1 so G Cav Q e0 ' . ,ts 7 1 ,v pn0 ' ' 5 - fn! I i ,-. ,, y so i 5 L 93 Q Se:-Trezs z, Uresoent C. Borstad, Vice-Presoeft ,J jo, gr-Q e 551 CV- Sr,-Q-f-H.,-ft , Juniors Realize School's Importance Rec: 1 'a' tr Ly arty RUNS t.'.o f-ore years to prepare for aautr tile, me .enters settiea ao,-,it to study- in and 'liQ1lWtil'C' for tfte future. To arran e studies to t J their bes' c::1,c:'-',:re,tttc fre 'centl yisitedttte uidance J Y C1 Y director atcznrwrz- 'iteir inal ears curriculum. r .1 Y ln azra 'tori to 'Heir regular cass work in American history, Ei-grisn wart: and yacawonal subyects, a buildf in of c a'ac'f- ana leaaersfiia takes mace tftrou lt l t work ard par'ic,pa'ion in extra curricular activities. Vxfttlw the prom as we ultimate social goal, tfte class of '56 T. Svwg' 9 4'r 'J at cvdertook 'scary fona raising ewents. As tue aay drew near the icnlors finisfwed inal plans and a successful for- rrtal dance f.ell-rewarded their efforts, After weeks of preparation and planning Hob- gtobrrw t-lapse, tae guriior class play, was presented to an appreciawyo audience in tfte scnool auditorium. During 'reir ,urrior year, tfte students begin to seriously think of te fcture by looking into various vo- cations and the oppoduw 'ies offered by tlsrem. . 1 css' will tum, ,, Q- l i ff ' c ss t i t' root aides:-s 'V ',t'-, , 'J i-if-sas. tad, 3-1 Allison, Sharon A eff':e' Adelre Arnundson, Dale Anderson, Darlene Anderson, Donald N Anderson, Marvin Aulv, Carol Bartleson, Mary Ann Beck, Donald Beck, James Becker, Frances Bellefeuille, Danielle Bergen, Monica Blauerf, Raymond Bloomquisl, Karl Borslad, Clark Bofls, Twyla Boze, Carol Boze, Eldrqd Braun, Rose Brown, William Buck, David Burgeff, Judy Carlson, Richard Car1er, Donald Chase, Wayne Chrislensen, Doreen Coalwellj Rollund Cagger, Norma Craig, Bryce DeGroal, Ronald DeGroav, Willis Deike, Richard Diamond, Palricia Dilley, Joyce Duffney, Bernice Eggen, Sheila Eliiah, Ardella T Q1 N 'U' -fx F Sf! ,, -.1 if V ff' ,,.,4 .M fx ,4 xg -1 T if ,gall up l ,vc F ,.. A u T fvvv ,v 'Q' 1' oi' Q i Q in -5 Q- 1 V5 --A T 'T -J if 75' d' if .. . , Q. Ur ' l .J L.. . ur 7'-1. rl 'J Le l s K fx J 16 L'-f i 'N 1 N l M eV J' W, 4 1 -, v 1-Q g s 1 ' 'O 'IQ' 9. Aooloo I , i.. Y 'L' fx Q , r 'N 'iff' , fell! 4 1 Q Ia. , i 1 .-f' .Wt .. K2 W' 'O I .av A r f -c SX 1 X f ' Af I -8 'O C X 1 - 'J 9 'T l nl - X 'rin 2 H..1 1, 'D ' rg -V hx- fri V' T ,T ... nf ' A J 4 u , f ll , A1 t' L -2:9 1 3 rg Dean'- Charles Ercxson Errcxson Judy Ericxson Lois Erickson, Norma Fingalsari James Fisher Michael credericlcson Phyllis rreiji,Elu1ne Freisen, Maynard Gandrud, Donna Glawe, Eileen Gullingsrud, Faye Harris, Brian Hablesvad, William Hedlund, Marlys Hegg, Dennis Howe, Jack Huebner, James Huntley, Sharon Janke, Norma Janlxe, John Jensen, Wayne Johnson, Bradley Johnson, James Johnson, Janice Johnson, Robert M. Jordan, Donald Kandi, Barbara Kerfscher, Allan Kiehl, Lorraine Kile, Dennis Krogsfad, Norma Landi, Russell Langager, Margaret Larson, Delores Le-regard, Lyle Lemon, Roger Lemon, Lorena Lucas, David Makey, Dale Marlin, LaVanne Moberg, John Muff Irene Mulari, James Myhre Sharon Nannega, Beverly Nelson, Joan Crovls:0r,CynYhlC1 Eckberg, David Holmes Donald Johnson, Robert Johnslon, Marrha Nielsen LaJri'z Nus'nd, Denni O Brien, Janis Olson Jeane e Olson, Snaron Pearson, Myrna Pellman, Lorraine Peterson, Donald Pererson, Sfeven Perth, John Reinharr, Jean Rice, Ann Ringslacl, Cloy'on Sachs, Jerry Sampson, Berry Sanders, Roberva Schirnelr, Darrell Scherzer, Reber? Schroeder, Mary LOL Schwariz, Bruce Seaherg, Sonia Shepard, Myrna Showman, Sandra Snyder, Beverly Sorndahl, Ruby Spry, Jerry S1forns,AudrQy Sleller, Ka'hleen S1illings,Jane1 Sloen,Garne1 Sform, LuAnn Sundvall, Charlorfe Sundvall, Morlys Swanson, Thomas Thorpe, Vivian Toblcin, Donald Tollelson Walver Vanderpool Darlene Vilcen, Nancy Walberg, James Walz, Mary Kay Weldon, Cur'iS Nov Pic'ured: Norvhrup, Mary Rineharl, Gene Srephens, John Toblcin,Jear1eHe 4 .0 1 .ff 3 v i 9' as Q Yi wr v Q ? 4-7, 0 yr' 5. .ob- 4 ,Q s .if , X - -4 5, -L' fa .r -5, JJ- IT 'Tx 5 ,. P' 31 xhgg ll JL -fx . 'Ls 43 ,.., six., 'O .-4 ' ., w-1 an F r'- iff A -:fix 5 AP' D A v 'I ' 4, S v-r Q.: J' L 6 lla' t f l D fx, , I -Di il? L I 'H' '7 A 3 as wa ,s Q -1 4-v yn -vw .,,, Lundberg, Duane Weiidl, Roger 'a Wevsch, Ella is Wolf, Adeline Zehms, Joyce , . -li Q. Hg. oxf- ,gina 1 1. 'Y I. V325-, , ' S '- , 3. ff f D. f Sophomores Upon entering senior high school, the sophomores are now given the many privileges ot the upper class- men. Today more than ever in the past, extra curricular activities constitute a larger part of school lite. Music, commercial, drama, sports, and journalism are some at the fields of endeavor open, The more ambitious sopho- mores are given plenty of chance for leadership and to develop their personalities through cooperative work and responsibilities. Scholastic opportunities are also opened for sophomores. Leading the lists of elective courses are geometry, biology, shop, typing and home economics. These elective courses help prepare the sophomores tor future vocations and further training in high school and ,ws , .Q-., 54 .+- T ,I 4 5415 7 ANN? ew-J CQROLCZ7 aw' ' 5 President C. Grossman, Vice President J. Halseth, Secretary J, Olson catch up on latest happenings. Find New Opportunities college. Copying and mixing with the older students seem to be the favorite pastime ot the sophomores. From them they acquire new ideas in everything from improving their class and social activities to getting into trouble. The sophomore girls also have found new importance in providing amusement for the senior boys. The sophomores are dehnitely on a stepping stone tc success in high school, both in curricular and extra curricular activities, and it is a year of building in char- acter, leadership and interest as they find themselves with unlimited opportunities to better themselves in acti- vities which they like and are able to do. Abel, Allan Adams, Sandra Altenhofen, Ela Anderson, Elsie Anderson, Joann Arneson, Arlys 5- ' Baber, William Barry, Lillie Bartleson, Donna Beeson, Maris Benshoof, Louann Benson, Marlys Bergen, Robert Bien, Carodell 1 ff Biornslad, Brando Blodgetl, Kathy Bohn, Sharon Brandvold, Janet Bra':1fold, Pa-l Brolin Ka y' Barrows Gayle Car'-:'s Jcses' Carlsen Georg Carisa' Locille Carwfgn' Sara' Cafe Jam- Clxasrnan, Carol Chris'e-nson, Ronald Clark, Donna Clark James Clark, Jeanefve Clark, Jerald Cleveland, Curlis Couglwlin, Ann Courneya, Mary Craig Lynn Crane, Diane Cusey, Alfhea Dalilquisl, Roger Daily, Eloise Daniels, Charlotte DeFrance, Susan DeGroa1, Geneva Disse, Marlene Dornbeck, Bernice Edwards, Judith Engebreison, Marilyn Engsfrand, Helen Erickson, Barbara Erickson, Janice A, Fingalson, Barbara Flury, Lillian Fredrickson, Lois Friesen, David Friesen. Paul Gilberr, James Gilpin, Michael Grayes,Cl1arlovre Gray, Donna Green Janet Grossman, Carl Hoge, Dianne Halseih, James Halvorsen, Shirley Hayes, Norman Heinen, Darrell .,-. . I f N .au Q ll- In in ,fig 5 'ii 5 , T i ,nz-.. 5 'no P ' Q . for if ' 'E' A Q I l . I 'iz xl 1 ' ,. X I X V 1 .Q - if ,Q -1 i lv, 6:5 ff 1 x A , I YL- r 1,4 lah v v I 1 3 Q2 C h K Q 1 fa' o , 'I ll 1 4 p K- s 1 SU1 jff,' . l - i I- V .l'l1: U Lx- lf l' If , !-v Q .- A f 1 his ' ' iff.. . r 'r f , 1 :Q ii -1 y D if' 1 r r Jr . . mr- ff ' ,E . L i n 1 5' nic 'Tr ' 'ah xg - if e 4 5 r 1 'D 3 1 Hourrian Frances Huss, Geraldine Jensen, Marilyn Johnson, Carol Johnson, Charles Johnson, David Johnson, Leonard Johnson, Phyllis Johnson, Roderick Joy, William Jurz, Paul Kaalz, Yvonne l jf J rw1, Jon Kerlscher, Richard Knutson, Carole Krurnp, JoAn LaDoux, Sharon Leo, Richard Leu, Beverly Lindsay, Merlyn Lang, John Lundberg, Marilyn Lundberg, Roger Lusry, Larry McCann, Gerald Mann, Rollis Marrinsan, Alfred Marrinson, Esfher Marrinson, Helen Mellem, Linda Miller, Richard Miller, Robert Moench, Helen Mosher, Marion Murray, Donna Myogero, Roger Nasser, Paul Nelson, David Nelson, Duane Olson, Jane Olson, Thomas Orner, Elwood Orvlepp, Gerald Orrlc-pp, Joan Parker, Michael Pe-mrson, Sylvia Phelps, Robert Piche, Sharon Piechcwslce, May Q.ally, Connie Rogstad, Da I9 L' E 5. . as iv 5 9 G' . j . .1 3 ftgfl V lv it sf ' tp- lx- i, Roberts, .loan I Q R.,'ge', Ramona 1. ,,-, Sanaeen, .lames a ' ,mf 'i N 'ee' Sanden, Joann Schermerhorn, Ja i :Q , - 3' L' Schmidt, Donald 1 7 Schmidt, Gerald 'J ' A Schmidt, Mervin 'V Schons, La Vaun .J f 4 5 YQ Schouveller, Ervin Xa 9X1 -3 4, Schroeder, Jane W Q '- Selck, Kenneth iv l, 'll' 'rf ff Sharp, Boyd ,' Vf':', ,'..', h Simson, Richard 11:12. , Singer, Richard f fl I tf: :I 1' ::: 1 i nf, i --1 -1 Smirh,Ma1iIda xi? gp F' .3 Snyder, David Soderberg, Melvin Ng., v-1 Stallman, Diane , , Steinke, Michael '- LY Stensgard, Lavorine . N ' J! X '. Stoen, Dennis 9? . A , Q f' . t U. iw Stollenworlc, Joann , Siolp, Dorothy Thompson, Le Roy s Ulrich, Gordon Vizenor, Lorraine Walther, Wilhelm lNalz, Frank Wee, Sandra Weimer, Dureen Wheeler, Nancy Wiedewitsch, Arcnie - 'zap 'X' - - g ul AX. f '. C A ' A 5 i '9 ie, .t , L. W ' 'i jg 1 , 1. N Wieclewitsch, Robert Q . ,A sa 'Q 3 i' I Wiggins, Margaret Q 1 x ' V .2 W if I . Willette, Cecilia V. Q37 ' , Williams, Donna ' 7' , . Wilson, Lorraine ,, 1 -it Winter, Lawrence f r I ' D . Not Pictured: L. Anderson, D Winter, Rodnet! A , -Q Ll SVOVTSI M' Mccgnhyl S- MCP Zehms, David 3 , . I ' DROP' B' Morlml G, Norm- Ziegler' Home -f A v l f rup, . Odland, W, Rohde, S 1 1 t I I D. Shady, Y. St. Claire, C. Zurn, Ruth Ann Wilkins, R, Zurn. r-' i 3 px i Sec. T. Fox shows goalie technique to V, Pres. K. Carpenter, Treas. D. lvlilbrath and Pres. F. l-lermanson. Q Freshmen Increase Social Standing Entering into the ninth grade, the freshmen ioin some of the many senior high extracurricular activities. The freshmen consider these privileges, such as going to senior high parties and mingling with the upper classmen important assets to their school life. With the aid of tests given by the guidance director, the freshmen uncover their best abilities and choose sub- jects that vvill aid them in planning their vocations. With the help of their teachers, who have taken a special interest in each individual, they develop self-confidence and realize the importance of cooperation in regular class organization and social functions. 2 v-sv 7 Ks 1 3 Q '55 af' Realizing that they are now part of all school life, the freshmen become one of the most enthusiastic groups at games, parties assemblies, and any other gatherings in which they are included. Fresh Off the Press, the freshmen's bi-weekly newspaper, offers iournalistic op- portunities to the future DeLalconian and Detronian staff members. Their class is enlarged by the rural and parochial students and their addition to school spirit is very notice- able to the entire student body. Through the year the freshmen class developes interest and prominence in school and community life. Anderson, Dennis Anderson, Lesley Arneson, Phyllis Baber, Patricia Baulcol. David Baxter, J, D. Benson, Janet Benson, Vernon Boode, Ann Borstad, Bob Bolts, Opcl -, .J C' ff, Gcr. : , ,K JA , fc' 2 e, Ke ,-A Q 'M 1:1 Rcse f:':e e' 'fi 'E 2 ez- fe'-L 'C ?:':': C3-1 f. ' f, f ,., V- ,f-.J 'lcgger 'fc' 5' Ccyfeyc, Pznef' 'JoJ'-f'r, Peggy Dcmf1Jaor', Eknfe Dofenporf, Lee D Vey, Judy D :ze-, Marge? Dove, Snow' Egan, Mor! Eicerschirk, Narrvvon Errens, Peggy Ekerm, James Engebretsorw, Corel Erickson, Adrien Erickson, Morwe Erickson, Mrlforw Foltersock, Shirkey Hwy, JNilJic:'w Ford, KothJeer1 Fox, Thomos Friese, Cory FulJer, Rollie Grande, Dionrho G.Vsefh, Ke-rwevh Gwderson, Ocrence 5 MMM, m,,s1,S . U, .Ur , Ggfaisov, Ever Hzgrer, Pc : HCJCGKKEH Cfcr' 5 P-4:3e,Cora1Zn r4: ':lr', CC Ha -esrod, Racer! Hevvonson, Fo':i Herrick, Cor, Hcwe, DOHUJI: lng:14Js, Gecrgzs Jacobsen, Arcerw -.f e-v ,- , .- I '.o Y-V jg.: J A - I V are ' ' 'z 1 fe D 1 YY- 0 , P 5 f? - . . J 'TT LI n fin -nr fwl 1' 0- vi hr N. ,-C '4 J -hi- pa v-' Q., vnsr -f vv' mu I W5 Av. on sf? V Q-1 ps Mr i YN Q'-'V as 1 431- , 1 n 'A Q ,zu -42 l riff' flu sz Q -J-s A.. ' J- 0 , J gx Q? if , V 3 L ,aka M--H,gN If 0. X WK a fy' Q T TQ ,o sv S 'Y wg 'wavy' 'Vin in 5... A V xfX!xlx A Q 'Q Qi Q L-f if wr M '- uf, mf. qw- -E SC', -r-,W-U-.. J rson .5 sc Johnson Jannsan Jonnson Johascn 1-'VA' X... o' linac Unr- uae E'hel Joyce Marietta Marilyn Natalie Sharon Jannson, William Kandi, Raberla Karn, James Kath, Karen Kiehl, Evelyn K'ef'elsan, Marlys Lane, Edward Langer, VVillian' Larson, David Leifneiser, Patricia Leland, Peter lewd, Douglas Leloorneau, Shirley Leu, Leara Lia, Andrew Lindsay, LeRoy McCarthy, Sharon McDougall, Gloria McKenzie, Baraara Malhorr, Gloria Vlalvick, Marcia Vanhing, Beverly lvia'Tm, Virginia 'V:1svin,Virgul 'wares Donald Vayercn Michael '-.'e'ce', James 'wfclnelrie-'g Shirlr-1 K. ec' . Da. 3 ' vc 'Jawa 33' e '.'- far: a Ne ion Jerome Ne sc' Lars :f Qcce , f 5: en 'fe ': D MZ '-,f.-fe R 'gs'a:, J. W 'R sserg, J-3,' QAM V M, . Sanartck, Shir'-E, Sauer, Barbara Scheter, Lucretta Schernerhorn, Delor Scherzer, Donna Schons, Theodore Schouvitfer, Vtrient Schrarn, Larry Schroeder, Vvttharn Smith, Larry Sfntth, Roger Sayring, Edward Specht, Peter Stallman, Sharon Stearns, Richard Stocking, Jean Stoen, Susan Storm, Harotd Suter, Martlyn Swanson, Mar-,f Swenson, Annette Tucker, Judy Viznor, Jeanette Wagner, Rtta Xv'1'Orf79ld, lrfr V-'arneke-, Arnca Weston, Dlanre Vv'ee, Sharon VVilIre, Joyce Ntlharns, Sharzn Vtltlson, Kenneth 'v'.'olt, Bertha Zieler, Sharon Znegler, Jeanette IBI ill i r..-lk -x res J Svvenberg V Pres J Lucas ond Sec Treas S Bergen Ocqusre lubrory skulls ,xv-x E Q Grade 8 Develops New Interests Row I Larry Home Su on Eldensclmnk Jock I-loock Dowd Cusey Rodney Coughlln Robe! Bendoy Joel Gondrud Gerry Arnundson Rondy Hoglwaog Row ll Koren Arneson Dee Ann Fwsclwer Kvlsrone Benewxcz Morulyn Flcry Slvonnon Grullltlrx Donovon Guldo Marcello Hedlund Joyce Hoef Mary Hondlos John Anderson Mornlyn Erlckson Rowlll Dennls Cleveland Theresa Dornbeck Brenda Blegler Elsue Altenhofen Dowd Blornqunsf Koren Blomqulst Suson Borker Jonnce ruc son Jacquellne Dolwlqmst Karen Elnrens Julle Ekcrn oy Fnngolson Row IV Lorno Gperde Karen Boororn Charlene Fousberg Dennls Holen Potruck Hendrnckson Sleven Dahl Kathy Dlsse Gerald Cole Royrrond Clork Bruce Carlson Robert Crowell Chorles Crook Donald Bu ows Avery Ernckson RowV Corolyn Bradbury Koren Bien Pamela Beck Charles Deson Carol Andreson Dovnd Holi Robert Fmgolson Orvllle Carlisle Wallace Beug Yvonne Gare Donold L Anderson Roger Bengsfon Harrls Anderson Harris Anderson MouvnnL And rson D- .. il Aisuvllllls' , 1. - ' lf fr J W ' 31' 0- + I f 19521: I -' 1 Q E'k,l I, ' lk I I I gif! n w I f- Duwfi f Qwwnn Tprr , rf Row fr fofkrfp n ' Q 5 R w r o ww J Prscn ,ra mn Q K Kar w I Pmrf ns fry Afoggnoof JJ f n ofa arg S nose Donald Raehhof? Andrea N pw Rmz Row ll Roro e1'Dr Elomse Vkmter F denck Nr r wa JN eelp oo Mnfnf-V nn Rwce Komen Rodeuoc hes' Row III Cufford Sekk Lorry Snyder Joan Prucc Duane Tosrfnm Jfhndk Schwdt Cnorlei Schleeter A rhw Tcbkwn Of J nee 1' Q -1-, Qc 5 -4 Row J sg RWIVNJ JIT' V1 f- 1 '1 nn H WIVNJ US 1 ' DQFQT fn owV P KJ Cm r5 G f' rv hm C Q 'll ii!! IFR gf 'ff Noon hour movle tnme forthe olllcers Pres M Weurner V Pres H Borstad and Sec Treas R Brady 50? Room 151 q,o0 ' J O 1-' Q Grade 7 Awed b School Functions Row l Edwen Helms John Holland Cralg Cuddlgan Loss Anderson Vurgmna Hanson Carol Ekern Donald G Anderson Jerre Blodgett Dean Chadbourne Row ll Kenneth Crowell Nancy Gulllckson Curtis Abel George Adams Dale Hall John Hatlestad Richard Hausemann Chan Byrd Geraldine Heuer Vernon Hennen Mike Hafner Vtrgll Heunen Rowlll Carolyn Fuller Betty Chase Kay Caordes Martin Daamand Dennns Endenschunlc Marrlane Beeson Judy Bekken Curhs Hegg Karen Ernckson Carolyn Evanson Wayne Baumgart Row IV Kathy Chapman Sharon Hanson Joanne Hatlestad Phyllss Cusey Gaul Bortness Duane Dusse Hans Borstad Linda Borstad Cathue Erickson Robert Brady Duck Crane 'R 9 vi ' , 5: ' 7 7 W . J . , 1 0 AP Lrg., , ,Avg t ' g 01712 U ,133 1. ,A , kg' C, V 1- M 48 7 Row I Harrret Northrop Knrsten Netlson loan Kay Jacobson Bull M lander Peter Lysokf-r tm Perklns Shnrlfy Pechla Athleen Mayes Harley Olson Dar ene Olson Donna Morrtson Dayud Nelson Jimmy Paulson fayn Gllbertson Patrucna Melay Raw III Kathleen Jones Row I Henry Vtfalthers Torn Stephenson Ralph VVllllarrs Peter Tmgen Margaret Wheeler Duane Sweaberg Morctda Wenmer Row II Robert Wendt Robert Weston Davld Zuegler Dayud Rootham Dlckle Roberts Florry Wnllrams Roger Wnlson Rtchard Rasmussen Wayne Reller Jody Korn Arne. Nybo Arlene Oren Kathy Olcott Bruce Lgler Roger MIII r John Mfhr Marllfn Olson Gwen Mltchell Isla Lewis .laay Kn tson Mary Krause Afonna Lamb tson Karen Holt 'tnda Lange H by Lang r Ltnda Pao san Row III Eltrrecla Str no Joe Vvesterholr' Dtana Rogstod Carolr Schrarr Moryrn Sherbrooke Jeanette Wllltams Frank Smart Row IV .lohn Tollefson Douglas Vogt Gladys McDougall Tom Wee Betty Rolstad Dean Strehlow Carole Bogt Sharon Tong Dennrs Slekos 1 J ' ' - A .. v it I , R I.. R A xr , L- . V .. ' f n r ' A r 'K r ,gil p, Q ij l ' Q. 1 5 .. Q -1 - .V : In I I . f I I I t L V 1 V . 3 I 1 V I 9 I I f: , ' . , J I , : I , r C , ' 6, -I f . I Row II: Larry Kontrud, Pool Nybo, Gordon Mastin, Douglas Martinson, Row IV: Robert Lowman, Mylan Mann, Carol Keenan, Bernice Ktehl, . , I , f ' , ' ' a , I , er , , L' , 'J e ' , ' , I z , r, er e , ' ' l . : 2 , I , . , V ' A , : '. els , ' ' - , , A 4,3 Sc! I a L 1 'C 1 1, x O s s I x , x , x .1 ' X J . L ' ,f 'R ROW I: S. Baber, R, Sauer, S. RooT, J. Becklond, J. KenT, M. Troeger. O'Brien, D. Bellefeuille. S Olson, D. NusTad, G. EngsTron'i, E. Boze, HOW ll: Mr. Wenberg, C. Nelson. B. Anderson, W. Snyder, M. L, RaTz, B. Martin. Johnson, S. Shovvrnan, M. Schroeder, Miss Anderson. ROW Ill: J. DeLakonian Keeps School Diary Kragaloco Tribe decides To boil caprives. l.. Rafz, R. Sauer, S. Olson, work on deadline. Fevv sTudenTs realize The Terrihc responsibiliTy ThaT Taces The yearbook sTaT'T. To produce a book ThaT is The pleasure and pride of every sTudenT and To achieve a high raTing from The NaTional Press AssociaTion is The goal of every sTudenT on The sTaTT. Every Tuesday evening The copy, business, phoTography and layouT sTaFTs meeT Tor long, enduring hours of hard work To rneeT The coming deadline. A highlighT of The year was The presenTaTion oT a skiT To encourage The sTudenTs To obTain a yearbook. Everyone ioined in To help presenf This rnagnihcenT producTion. To vvriTe lively, inTeresTing copy ThaT accuroTely TiTs inTo iTs reserved space on a page is The rnaior responsibilny of The copy sTalT Many long hours are spenT every Tuesday evening OTTQTITGTHTQ inTeresTing heads and Typing finished copy. Lively phoTos ThaT help Tell The sTory is The goal of The phoTographers. FT every schoo: evenT one can always hnd a Delakenian nwenwber earnesTly Trying To Take a picTure. flTTracTne page display and eye caTching arf .work relys cn The arT sTaf4. To 'n:1inTain suTrcienT Tunds To adeauaTely cover The expense QT The yearbook keeps The business sTaTT occupied. The combined eTTorTs cl These have produced This picTure ol scnool iiTe This day by day accounT :T DLHST This represenTaTivcf oT our school, This yearbook. P 1 bv: 4 1 ROW 1: D lfez' K H3-fc: ff Jcffizo, S Pact, V C'fl'I1 'F 'f-' ' VVS U Q': : : . fc. 1: f f- ' '.' BC:rYleSOr1, M. Lcngoge' J ,' cnc: f f-3.5 zzfu E Fir- S Sfc.-. t:' fl Ef'5:,ffri3 i, :+ ROW IV: , vf '.' 2. 3.'xH, S. Huniley, M. 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I ROWl L Rctz J Johnson M M Johnston Mr Long ROW ll V Johnson K Carpenter F Wolz ROW Council Helps Formulate School Pollcles Every yeor the student body elects two represento trves from eoch closs to present the-rr vrews to the odmnn rstrotnon The students of eorly educotron hod no chonce to link themselves vvnth the loculty to molntoln o Well orgonnzed school Mony Issues ore presented to them durnng the school term Wrth Mr Long they dxscuss ond decade whot con be done to Improve the school Thelr bm weekly meetnngs ore luvely vvrth duscussuon of problems brought to theur ClTl6I'1l'IOr't As the president school of the Western Duvrsuon ot the lvlrnnesoto Stote Hrgh School League thus yeor the Council pouses durung bustness meetmg for o pucture councsl hod tc, lormulote o plon tor the stote conventnon In Fergus Folls Along wnth thus they sponsored the TQ55 Homecoming Wnth Slcnndnons os theur slogon they vvorlced hord to sell homecomung buttons to provnde the funds needed lor the three doy celebrotuon The student body portucnpoted ID the nnght porode ond provrded Hoots from therr homerooms The three doy celebrotnon vvos cllmoxed with the homecoming donce on Wednes doy evenmg We ore proud to soy thot rn DLHS we hove o goverr ment ot the students by the students ond for the stu dents Sec L Rotz V Pres J Johnson Pres M Troeger plon next meeting : Q., 'cc 1 ' my I7 J 'I c . Q . . gy it -.lg J X. RW A r J f 3' lll: D. Weimer, F. Hermonson, B. , D. Cleveland. ROW IV: D. Belleleuille, D. Poppenhoggen, O O O . . . . . ,, . . ,, . ,'5f!'.1:.3 ' A r agp ie' 4' . r.,.-. ' I , -I ' i J , . J - 1 LK' I. -. -57 ' Y 1 J J ' N 34 WI P F w or a er R o T Pride sor C Haack N Burrow N Haldorson G I i Dent r K Gard S Strara Schram ROW II C W Ill R rage n sr P Meyer P Hayes N lson A Jatland V Modisett L Ratz K Hayes J Haagensan z L t!cClary Taba Iv' Thomas Honor Students Recognized B All iwinne Lalces Chapter at the National Honor Society came into being In order to be eligible for membership one must be in the upper third of his class in scholastic ability and maintain a better than average character Members must also excel in leadership and service to the home school and community Under the supervision of Mr Tnomas the advisor and Lois Ratz the president meetings of the Society were held once a month Each meeting was hlled with discussion on the protect of Hnancing a exchange student from our school to a foreign country Funds set aside tor this purpose were obtained by a concession at a sports members of this years Society may not be directly re sponsible for the exchange stud nt they have the satis faction ot knowing they were the ones to start the protect and the tlrst ones to set aside funds tor it Highlighting the Society s activities ofthe year was the induction ceremony Many expectant students were thrilled when the members welcomed them into the so ciety To belong to this exclusive honor society is a rec ognition sought by many students To be able to fvrite National Honor Society down as a reference throughout a lifetime is something to b treasured always Mr Thomas discusses a topic with some members Oftlcers B Engstrom L Ratz K Hayes and lvl Troger RO : 'edericksa -,J Ols . S. B b , S o t, . r 1, K 'f Brege' . Dahl, , 's, i , G ill'sD e. Ca' e, J Lia, . i rua, L , J. . : , RO 1 Sased M T r, B. E g t om, , - ', e , , V' , . ' , , , , , , Qa' , W. l-tauestaa u J. r, if . O To recognize honor students in our school, the event and supervision ot school parties. Although the ' ' A bf! A Q 1-1 ' N g E 4 E , L ' ' I 'C A - -.2 2 h . 35 41 2 s 'mit gffif.-V 'J ' i ty iggn K t-trwffs R Plei'-4' T Un, J Bciclnlrmnct, A Jc r' Q Hoghoug i iqin,.,.i,. ,i V i, t, , W, if Qif,,,t,,,, Qty-' Gramercy Ghost Of Well Received Under tne direction ot Miss Oien, the odvisor, ond Didne Boker, the student director, the cldss of So pre- sented the Junior cldss ploy, Grctmercy Ghost. This two oct comedy concerned the dppedrdnce ot o revolutionory wor soldier, iXldthc1nielCoombes, Nothdniel chose Nancy vVillc1rd's house ds his home while he remdined on eorth to obtcnin ct pordon trom Generol Woshington, tor vvith- out it, he couldn't enter l-ledven. A love oftoir pops up .with Chor ey Stevvord ond Porlcer Burnett fighting over Noncy. ine plot thiclcens when Not's vvoodsies oppedr cmd Vnolly the evidence to pdrdon Not is tound. With the evdence tound, Not vvos admitted to Heaven ond Nczncy ond Chorley lived hdppily ever Otter. . g, Contusions ond ditticulties ore closely involved with presenting o ploy to the student body, Behind the scenes is where one moy hnd the true chorocter ot cooperation ctrd union between the students. A trdined rnolceup com- mittee ond vvordrobe committee, prompters who gre olert, sosnd elltects, c1 ornbitious set committee, ond eftective lighting ore essenticils to such o production. lvidny long hocrs ot proctice every night vveelcs before the set doy vvere endured by Oll those responsible tor the success ot the ploy. It isn't dll vvorlc, one experiences o teeling ot pride when they tolce thot extrd curtcmin coll or when their clcissmotes soy well done. Woodsies, B. Engstrom ond Treger come to oid Nd? get into Heaven. Chorley, J. Becklund, tries to help Noncy, K. Doy, while Not, P. Pfeiter, unseen by Chorley, listens in. .56 v., pr' . 1. t 1 V C L. - . - ROW I: R. Braun, L. Schelef, Vis: Ba-cke, 'J. Benson, 'N ffalrher. ROW ll: M. Jenson, L Rotz, C 'vtcCaslin, F-. CJsef J, Erickson, ROW Ill: IA. 'Arc z K Jacobson H. Engstrard, R. Sauer. ROW IV: C. Arderson, S Seaberg L Craig R Sa d Clubs Planned For Students' Interests Future Teachers Practice teaching at grade and high schools, helping teachers, and visiting colleges, are iust a few things that the Future Teachers of America do to get a outlook on the teaching profession, Members get every possible chance to work with real life situations and learn the do's and don't's ot teaching. At meetings, teachers and speakers convey their ideas ot 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 Today, one must know how to convey his thoughts to a crowd in order to be a success, Thespian's aim is to help its members toward this achievement and to enjoy the experiences of presenting plays. This group allows students with special abilities in acting, directing or write ing plays a chance to express themselves. This year, the Thespians presented several radio programs, a three act play, the Christmas program, and several skits tor pep tests. ROW I: S. Baber, S. Root, J. O'Brien, C. Sunvall, M. Johnson, Mr. Isaacson, C. Eidenschink, M. Helm, E. Sprafka, D Engberg. ROW II: D. Lia, K. Jacobson, G. Ingalls, A. Boode, S, Myrhe, M. Blauert, K, Rognrud, S. Wee, P. Gunder- son, S. Johnson, D. Baker, K. Carpenter, K. Day. ROW III: J. Dilley. B. McKenzie, J. Sanden, L. Benshoot, M. Langager, S Mickelbergy M. Schroeder, A. Rice, M. Brogerg, N. Johnson, V Martin, M. Jenson, K Blodgett, B. Kath. ROW IV: B Lindner, M. Walz, J. Stocking, H. Engstrand, P. Baber, M Berger, D Fredrickson. D. Larson, J. Dilley, D. Christian- s n, C. Ault, B. Kandt, M, Piechowski. ROW V: D. lNeirner, M. Johrson, J. Schroeder, K. Kaatz, L. Craig, J. BJrgeft, T C Boze, P. Diamond, S. Huntley, S, Showrrtan, i. Botts, J, Tucker, J. Brandfold, B. Martin, L. lo ,L, '54 'I l I i l A 1 , i :qi V117 -as r We fiwcrk P 'reawclrsaf . Qi-for' anti ,fr 1 'T' fu ' Clubs Add Zeal To School Life Debate Debate, according to our new debate coach, Mr. Fisher, is offered to create intellectual athletic competi- tion. Every Monday alter school is the time set tor the meeting with the purpose of exchanging material, tallcing over viewpoints and putting in some important practice time, which is essential in creating a successlul debate squad. Financial ,Aid to Gualitled College Students and Extension of the GI Bill to College Studen's are the two topics to be discussed this year. ROW l: P I'1'ick',i P D ii1 ' rri: D Sift ROW Ilg , 5 E. VVe?SCl'i '.' SJ ' ' 'li, D C 'rw F G :mush K iffy--55 .L Rice, K. B. Q 'NH V' Cffszi f fu '--' ttf ROW Ill, P Ziemcmn, f.' : V tr E ' V1 5 rf! 1- Commercial Club To lurtlter tlte interest ot students in business voca- tions, the school otzlers membership in Commercial Club. This club aims to assist in school and civic proiects and to promote good will and understanding through the cooperation of school and business. During the year the club undertook several proiects. Qne at these was to learn the correct procedure ih op! erating business machines, Vyitn the completion ot its second year in this school, the Commercial Club is well on its way to becoming a successlul organization. at 'J ' i Sclircmu- D 'icfiwzf . ROW IV C ' 'i B lXiO l+'Vi1C1 in St -' et 'rt' rs F .raft T B1:t's E ' :rf ' f Clnczf-r'-to .13 , li C7 Co Vcleductorlan Co Valedlcioruan Salufatoruan Clor yse Ne' Donha Schsmrslc o R Nelson And Scharske Tue For Top Honors Sflechon of honor sTud nTs has been a long sTand ng Tradrhon aT DLT-TS The Top Trn symbolrzes The hrghesf scholashc rohngs earned by members of The sensor class Srnce There are many hrgn ranlcrng sTud nTs rn The clas 56 cornpe :Tron for grades has always b en k rf paTed ATTer The TlrsT sem sTer grades were comprled nd These senrors recery d hshngs as The s holashc lead rs of Therr class fo Valedrdoruan Clareyse Nelson 4 OO Donna Scharske 4 OO Loss l2aTz 3 94 Co Valedrmorran SoluTaTorlan Rebecca Sauer Sharon l?ooT Sharon Baber .4 fd Marrlyn BlauerT .l aneTTe Flury Rebecca Sou r 3 89 Sharon l2ooT 8 Sharon Baber 3 83 Tforrlyn l3lauerT 3 82 Varen Hayes 3 72 J an TTC- u y 367 Eonnre Anderson 3 67 nes suden rndee NorT y o T honor Nhrch Tney receryed and Therr records Null serve as an exampl for TuTure DL classes Karen Hayes Duane Baker Bonnse Anderson ? x IS:- QQ' Ax. JQIN l ' Q- X A , ca V '75, gb, e ,son T 3 f e L Ts aTz : V E' A 4 .........,.,....,..., A 9 .,,.,.. , I ' ' . , J ' ' 5 ...,..,......,.....,. ..,,..... 3 . 8 ' ' ' . 6 ...,4......,......... S ...,,. .. . 1 ' ' '. e ' s 7 ...............,..... 'TT ' S . , . , . . QV, S T e ee, 8 .....,T...,,...,.,... X , T Thus The announcemenT of The Top Ten was highly anhci- Tred 9-IO ............... Diane Baker ..,.,.... 3.67 A ' e , - ' e e S Fl r . .. , ,, . a ' ye C. 'ul ' ' u T e T fs are ' sd ' hr T ne la T IW . I V A 'Ui 1 V 7' 7 ,dx ll , 1 sq. 0 X 4. IQ , , ,- .,,u I I J rl' K T -isp? 59 ,ii I lf' A i 3 D, l-laag, VV. Jenson, R. Winter, D. Johnson, M. Ander- SOD. E. Soyring, E. Nordulen, J. Nelson admire the ribbons. F. F. A. is a nationwide organization ot farm boys who are interested in making agriculture their vocations. Building better citizens and farmers is a maior goal. Each meeting, which is held every second Tuesday ot the month at eight o'clocl4 adds to the attainment ot this goal. The program ot work includes the following activities. supervised farming, value ot cooperation, community serv- ice, leadership, earnings and savings, conduct of meeting, scholarship, and recreation. This program concerns not only tarrring, but also some ofthe essentials of a successful lite. F. F. A. members vvork hard trying to improve them- selves and their community, but F. F. A. is not all vvorlc and no play, tor members have had their share of recreation in the past by selling at basketball games and holding their ovvn parties. Any student vvho is interested in agriculture as a voca- tion will certainly gain invaluable experience it he ioins F. F. A. Goto any F. F. A. member and ask him what he has acquired from doing his part in the F. F. A. program, and l'm sure he'll tell you that he feels better prepared to meet many problems in the tuture because of his ioining F. F. A. The F, F. A. is to be commended tor the fine job it has done and is novv doing to prepare our agriculturally minded students for a tuller and richer lite in their chosen field. Farm Youth Help Build Our Nation ROW lg V. Sui C ,Q 'agzzzii tw Sf.ensc, D Jornsor . . lessen if Afae 55' ROW Il. l. Schouviller, B. Johnson v? Jens? I ' . E Nordgulev M. Ericxer ROW Ill: J. Faceted D Schmidt. J. Mulari, D Stone W Scrnw' Z 51-'f are C Scne- ze-f ROW IV: M unaee, c .:n sc' E. Sowing. C. Nelson, G U' :n G Carle: L as-5. G N-.ts:n ROW Vg P L. d:?f-Q G Siberia' G Gr-ec v See-grartartn R Duflney, B v'.ted'1'w'fr C Sinnri- 5 'Voss--' H IQW I: D. Klomstod, E Johnson, E, Danielson, D Anderson, Mr. LoSutIe, H Howe, ROW ll: D Zehrns, J Olson, L ic son G. Ulrich, A. Lempke, R. Christionson, D Jacobson, E Hovdgulen. ROW III: L Leegord, D Mockey, D, Stoen, L Johnson D.Schmid1, W. Jenson, D. Mofes, C Johnson, ROW IV: R. Lundberg, D Hegg B Johnson, J. Wolberg, R Blouert, R. D it P. Ndsler. Audio Visual Work Done B Mighty Men Mighty Men ot the movies ore responsible for on importont port of our educotion, showing the educotionol hlms for our closses. The moiority of their time is spent providing this much opprecioted service to us in order thot we will receive o better understonding of our closs subiects. The Mighty Men provide the operotors ond equipment necessory tor the operotion ot the oudio visuol deportment. Among their vorious octivities ore octing os disk iockeys tor school porties ond devoting their noon hours to showing the noon hour movies. I-londling the public oddress system tor octivities in school ond for public oftoirs both in school ond ot vorious other public ploces ore olso port of their tunctions. New members of the group ore instructed in the use of the equipment ond olso keeping the rnochines in good condition. The outstonding members of the orgon- izotion who ore especiolly interested in electronics ond electricol engineering find the experience voluoble to them in the tuture. The money which they eorn from the sole of conces- sion ot gomes is used to hnonce the buying ot new ond more odvonced equipment to oid them in their importont work. C, Johnson ono D. Peterson prepore o hlrn D. Herrick ond H. Howe listen tor cues. w H 1 .Y l I J. O'Brien, M. Zurn ana President P. Gitt a scuss f.rat 's P Zieiizann ana B. Schuntacke' cordially gree usher to ae brought up at the next rneeting. gesrs to 'net' seats. l To yweiconte tn ooiective ot Usners out prograrns, and inalce up the gl s learn to soonsioi itieS are attenclea bcsy be Exen ,.eY'i e public with triendly smiles is an Club. Usnering at concerts, handing coat-checking at basketball gantes schedule tor their school year. The gracious hostesse-s and enioy their re- the concession stands they sponsor ilhngness and always their customers Ushers Club Aids School Events to hnance their annual spring picnic which is attended by all the rnernbers, Titis year, under the leadership ot Patsy Gift, their president, Llshers Club toolc part in the subscription sales l C ic is held throughout DU-lS in the Spring, lfwflteit the -lts .-.lere 'abulated, Ushers Club was tops in the con- , Besides earning courtesy and trienclliiteis these are fl i ' c c esy. The nicney obtained is used g s a so gai-tea experience in solesiransnigt ROWl:S :' .'z 4 iw. K Fdgn-,.: 3 La 'J' N p ROW IV. 5 ' Q s ,:: '1: 2 fa 3 F Z. r- C N' S'i.f2',' F Seen ROW II: . E ., fi 2 .1-'wir llfr- i . Kei i fe: f- 3 If ' s , QE' M Scrutiny 9 f. TT F43-i 5 E: ns :11 '.' Cz. in .fx ROW 'i N Sf'k,'YfTf B .CUPS D it' I V ' ' .lx S l'lc's' l-l S E ff' if ROW Illzf .ii vm- P uf t'l.'x'z.. 1 F f:.i.'-'- K Chit-jgwf 3 . it . it s 'Q ROW I: B. Schumacker, P. Ziemonn, Miss Ulven, P. Gift ROW Il: A Coclwell, K. Jocobson, B. Jones, N. Wheeler. ROW ill: D Fisher, B Club Maintains Our modern school of today Otters for the students use a well established library containing many books on various subiects. Keeping the library in order for the use of the stu- dents at DLI-iS is the maior purpose of the Library Club. The members help the librarian, Miss Ulven, check out books tor the students, return books to Their correct places, hle cards, bind the books and maintain attractive displays on the two bulletin boards of the library. These Q. Olson arranges tne display on one ot fne bulletin boards of the library. Shia ii' ll if Te -.,. X -3' mira ,,, . B 1 1 ! Fingalson, C Olson, J Lusty. ROW IV: M. Huntley, P. Stilke,E Garner, C. Huntley, R. lee. School Librar members are kept constantly busy during their study hours to sustain and develop our library tor the present and tuture students use. The initiation at new members is one of the out- standing annual activities of the Library Club. This year the new library at Fergus Falls was the destination that Library Club has chosen to go to on their spring trip, where they plan to learn many new ideas in the proce- dure ot maintaining a modern library. C. Juntley, A Coaffrell, B. Schumackef, P. Gift Check in library magazines. 'Qu . w v 5' mlmnu. Dmri f f eh. A. l,4.f'2L-. T Q X One ofthe homeroom TloaTs urges Lakers To hold ThoT line. And They did iT! The Lakers skinned The Indians during The parade on The various TloaTs. Skindians Leads Lakers To Victory feofed The lndians 27-O, Q Homecoming in DLT-IS This year proved To be success- ful. The celebraTion, a Three day evenT, included skiTs, C0r0naTion, parade and a game wiTh The Wadena ln- dions. The STudenT Council chose Skindians as The Lclters' cry. On Monday a pep TesT and skiT Took place To inTro- duce To The sTudenT body The queen candidaTes. Members of The sTudenT body chose Twyla Anderson as Their bequ- On Wednesday, for The hrsT Time in DLHS, The sTu- denT body parTicipaTed in a nighT parade. Original TloaTs Trom The homerooms followed The band down main sTreeT where many were gaThered To waTch The evenT. Following The parade was a snake dance which Took The sTudenTs To The TooTbaIl held where They were vicTorious over The Indians, Among My Souveniers was The Theme for The .gala dance afTer The game. Many subiecTs came To The aance To reioice ,'wlglzaQulQenxTwy and The Lakers over Tiful and gracious queen To rel during Homeqomlilhgkl y I A fesTiviTies,lOn Tiifday Thexce wKl'jbThXf l.pep Tesj? giykyliyfl Tn?eii2vicToryrQXB:rV ll -i i nf MTV T T If Tl 'J wr TT' T '.l lfif',hlUXlL?X?L1TrW,,lJly'9'lflgl .vLls,PlL T ' 1 'ii lj mf y gf T ,K Pill yllmilll-TVN' Q? :TJ TY Tw gi 'T Z ,lil L 6 V ls Fans sing 'fLakc-r'VicTorLy as Thelmldlm . :jr ' ll lvl iv Qyulexeyn lxwyld ndLrsdn waves To her many subiecTs during The I L' parade, and exhibiTs her winning smile. X Cl W 1 ANDERSDI QUEEN '5 TIYLI ' c v 4' i ,r in C1 1 vi, ' C' -,- t Q Y K6 -Z 4 fd 2, 1 E X ' X X' 1 J all ., ll 4' kg Q 'ff , it W N 47 , . f . ,lv '- -' A 5',.LgA-ijt., ' ' QT ' ' .wp , A ' . v J, li, , .' X . .1 X Homecoming queen, T. Anderson, and her attendants, K, Ferrin, E. Zurn, L. Ratz, S. Root and K. Carpenter ROW I: D. Hoge, M. Erickson, C. Sherrnerhorn, M. Klernentson, P, Dollum, D Gionde, D Stollrnon, L, Stensgord J. Green. ROW ll: D. Weston, J. Zeigler, D. Wolfe, J. Puetz, D JOhnSCn, M Johnson S. Dovre, G. Alcott S. Stoen, E, Zeigler, Miss Bosworth. ROW Ill: D Clorlc, G, Molnwt' E Ande'scn, C Retsens, K. Kopp, M Sutter, P, Johnson, C Jenson, E. Donielson,.E, Johnsen, B flftite-, FHA Strives Toward New Horizons This yeor Detroit Lolces High School hos odded o new orgonizotion to its roster of extro curriculor octivities. It is cz notionol orgonizotion colled the Future l-lomernokers of Americo. Twice o month on Thursdoy evenings they meet to work on vorious proi- ects which ore helptul not only to themselves in their homes but to the whole community os well, This om- bitious group of ninth through tweltth grode girls os- sist in such community drives os the Morch ot Dimes ond preporing Christmos gifts tor crippled children. The sixty members olso get essentiol troining in por- liornentory procedure os there ore eleven otticers. lt hos long been o desire of the school home economics deportrnent to hove this group orgonized. With the continued cooperotion ond enthusiom of these girls their club motto, Toword New Horizons, will be tulhlled in their homes ond communities with much success. ROW 1: M Smith M. Heoluro, D, Bo'tleson A, fL TS5OVT, C. Groves, B. Dornbeclc, C. Choprron, J, Clerk, C. Bien, D. Hoge, M. Norinengo. ROW ll: J. Olson. S Letouincou, L Mortin, J Anderson, D. Groves, E. Gomer, M. McCarthy, S. Seoberg,,D. Anderson, J Erickson, P. Ziemonn. ROW III: L. Kiehl, J. Christensen, M. Disse, M. Bortleson, B. N ngo M, Engetzretsort D Lio, D Gilbert, J. Reinort, L. Erickson, K Brolin, B. Jones. 0 000 WX? . small! C'ee'leade': Q Lia T ra rscr lf Perf 9 Po t reg, cheer tte -dimers to anothef vldofy. chool Spirit Essential for Victory t-lere's to our dear old high school. . . This phrase has tamiliarized itself with every member of the student body. lt can be heard at every pep lest, after every touchdown and during halves at a basketball game. Our cheerleaders, Kathie, Sheri, Twyla, and Donna have theresponsibility of arousing school spirit in each student! To carry this out, they plan pep tests, skits, pep talks, and lead the cheers at competitive sports events, D. L. tar: show ther' excitement as the Lakers go lor a touchdown. Every year Pep Club Otters senior high girls the chance to become cheerleaders. Pom this group eight tinalists are chosen by representatives tram Pep Clqb and a group ot teachers. Trying out in front of The student body and having the students elect the four cheerleaders are the hnal steps in the selection of the new cheerleaders. At games out of town our cheerleaders must repre- sent our school by displaying sportsmanship and school given school spirit to DLHS. Svudents y c '11 :eine 'oct' :3,f yelling at Cl pep fell. , rf, X, 1 spirit. Sacritlcing many tnings, our cheerleaders haves: ees any 35- u V:L. , ff. , M .M , , ,, . . 2'11h24 ?:fg7' -'ifrtFZlT' ' -f i fi. smmqf wrffzi.,-A' f i .' .V -...,.- . . ,,,,. f' in 141, --ef - - A -ef-wx r-' Z, Here it comes? Get ready, Ive got it? ond wilh thot. The boi! is uewrned To vhe opposing vc-om. S Swenberg, K. Corpenter, G. Ekern, K, Ferrin, on po'e their high bowling scores. GAA Exhibits Ambition I hong my stockings up too C, Petevson exploins vo her doie, A. Johnson, while rhey odfmre the pointed decorations or the Wiwite Chvistmos Forty. 3 . va ' ff X I x I?-rtzdlff I ' K. 1. . 68 - - , - ' H Yi 1 W?-...inn .f .. . . . 8 1' ' 1 '. v . 5 d C. Doy com 'x Row la P Gurdefson, tl Pearson, L. Johansson, S. Picne. S. Baoer, Mfs Berman, P Fredertckson, E. Freite, S. Root, J Burgett, Row ll: S Bonn, S. Wee, T. Botts, G, Huss, K. Ferrin, D. West, D. Stallrnan, P. Leitheiser, E. Danielson, B. McKenzie, K. Kath. Row III: S. Myhre, A Rice, K. Carpenter, T. Anderson, D, Boker, M Klernentson, S. Stallrnan, J. Dilley, M. Bergen Row IV: M Langagei, D. Gandrud, C Sundvall, D Lia, J. Courreya, K. Day. M. Blauert, L. Flury, D. Murray, K. Jacobson, M, Rossi, M. Wall Row V: S Seaberg, R, Braun. L Kienl, G Ekerr. B. Lindner, S Swenberg, Girls Exhibit Athletic Abilit To every senior high girl is altered the opportunity to participate in girls' athletics. Girls' Athletic Association, the largest organization in school, provides a chance tor the girls to develop physical fitness and good sports- manship. Each girl learns that cooperation with her team- mates is necessary for a winning team. In the tall, members form teams to participate in playing volleyball. The champion team is awarded the little brown lug at the initiation banquet. The annual White Christmas Party which is spon- sored by GAA proved to be a social gathering enjoyed by all who attended. As it was held in the early part of December, it served as a opening event ot the season in DLHS. With the arrival ot winter, basketball teams were chosen and the girls once more exhibited their athletic ability in bowling. In the spring the girls participated in baseball. Sports have been proven to physically and mentally help the individual and through GAA a girl is given the chance to take part in sports. Row l: B. Suter, M. Wiggins, S. McDonald, P. Diamond, S Huntley. M. Northrup, M. Schroeder, D. Larson, J. Dilley, L. Storm. Row Il: C. Knutson. D. Williams, B. Erickson, J. Edwards, D. Gray, D. Welmer, S. Showman, J. Christenson, A. Swenson, L. Mellum, S. DeFramce. E. Dailey, J. Clark. Row Ill: C. Blodgett, B. Walden, S. Mickelberg, Y. Kaatz, R. Wagner, S. Wee, A. Boode, C. Hale, K, Ford, S. Dovre, G. lngalls, J. Sanden, L. Nelson, E. Anderson. Row IV: J. Schroeder, D. Grande, K. Hayes, C. Nelson, J. Stocking. J. Tucker, P. Baber, S. Ziegler, L. Frederickson, D. Crane, D. Stolp, L. Benshoof. J. Erickson, D. Weston. Row V1 V. Martin, J. Wilke, Mary Courneya, L. Craig, J. Brandvold, B. Biornstad, D. Christenson, B. Fingalson, C. Johnson, M. Piechowski,JG. Burrows, B. Martin, J. Olson, N. Johnson, C. Willette, J. Krump, 7 Row I: V. Martin, D. Grande, N. Johnson, V Pres. D. Christenson, Sec. Treas Mr. Piechowski, Miss Aasen, Pres. K. Day, P. Hafner, S. Baber, S. Root. Row Il: D.Westrr1an, D. Bellefeuille, P. Frederickson, S. Showman, P. Diamond, M. Schroe- der, A. 5W6nSOn, P. Dallirrn, G. Ingalls, L Nelson, S. McDonald, J. Ziesemon. Row lll: K. Kath, M. Rossi, M. Langoger, D. Baker, R. Wagner, C. Knight, C. Hale, K. Ford, A. Rice, S. Myhre, D. Gandrud, L. Benshoof. Row IV: C. Chapman, C. Olson, M. Jenson, D. Hoge, F. Hoffman, P Nelson, P. Bober, J. Dilley. B. Johnson, D. Larson, D. Murray, C. Sund- voll, M, Bergen, M. Waltz, Row V: J, Peterson, J. Tucker, J. Brandvold, B. Biornstad, A, Stearns, D. Williams, B. Erick- son, S. Piche, B. Lindner, B. Sauer, W. Snyder, C. Nelson, J. Krump. Pep Club Boosts School Spirit What's a school without school spirit? What's a team without a backing? Nothing. To arouse school spirit and to provide student backing of our teams is the goal of Pep Club. The methods used to obtain this objective are the presenting of pep fe-sts, supervising the cheer- leaders, providing buses to out-of-town games, and urging students to attend all sport exhibitions. After two years of planning and long expectation, the trophy case was finally completed, and now contains the trophies won by DLHS. Pep Club may look at the trophy case with pride, and know that in the years to come, this will be a lasting symbol of the ambition of Pep Club. The annual Sadie Hawkins Dance, which is spon- sored by Pep Club, proved to be enioyed by all. A few weeks before the event, one may find the DL women chasing the men down the halls trying to secure a date for the dance. Q Row I: M, Northrup, S. Huntley, M. Sundvall, M. Peterson, B, Stilke, J. Burgett, E. Freiie, L, Storm, J. Edwards, M Huntley Row Il: J. Christenson, B. Nannenga, D. Gray, D. Weimer, D. Stalln-ian, B. Martin, C, Knutson,.J. Sander, S. Swenberg, G. Ekern, P. Leitheiser, J, Swanson, T. Anderson. Row III: D. West, S. Mickelberg, J. ,Qisom L. Craig, B McKenzie, J Dill , D. Lia, J. Courneya, P. Gift, P. Wagendorf, M. Huebner, M. Blauer , England. Row IV: S. Defronce, K. C penter, K. Hayes. G. Burrows l. Barry, B. Fingalson, J. O'Brien, M.,,l nSOn, G. Stoen, L. Mellum, P. Frederickson, M Walz, M. Brober Row Vg K Ro nrud, E. Kaatz, K. Ferrin, C. etersan, M. Courneyo, D. Stolp, 9 9 L Cleveland, A oode. D Crane, M. Smith, B. Jones, P. Ziernann, S, Olson, B. Anlderson, J. M. Suter. f Jw A C x I JJ x J' 2 ands -5 3 fcfw how' yvcmce, , 22: :H cz rev. scfg, I5 -x'x X. 3 Performances By Glee Club Pralsed w l.J Jucndacrw A CCJQVwl.r1,l'! Pxecrvowskw R B'zn,m,i. Lf: 'or-,J Cla k, C Blcdgew C, Swc1foH,L Lmdsef. Row ll: Mr Buzower Momnl. Hwy, R. Sofvdohl, M. Schoecler, G. Sfcefm, D, Nwrrcf, R. Sordcfs, S. Olson, J. Sorvdeen. Row Ill: M MocCcrfhy, G. Burrows, Cfcme, L, Berry, D Hoge, P, Fredricksorw, Y. Kc1aYz,J. Bvmdfcld, J, SfCyJ'2V'AA'.7Vk, S. DeFfonce. RowlV: D. BeJefeuiHe, C, Krwfsow, B, Bgofn- s 1d,B Nofvm, H Moencf, J, Jofwsof J. Fbberfs, D Nwer'Ae',J Edwards L Svovrv, L. Kee-H. 1 B J , , 1 M QW P5 J 'a JI A A ,P . A f 6 , l 'X' .111 ! nv ' 'A' I 1 x - Y H f t 0 , ,V . V 1 44 . .4 U , 4. ' , 'Q 0 ,MQ KW D0 H 4 'L ,, ,M ly, If-9 -to-J ..,s., fz in- J , ,r 1 , 1JfJ T fl R I T V K 'AJ SY N L S P-gffley Rll E SfUKC 1 SRTEC-NY 'UC ,:iM. C Hxw f , T SX inf B B Q' B R IV N,5Q JV 1 my FY' 1.4 11 I li S- -Q Ailfx f . ,- . -49' , 1 , , ' 'I . l ' . V . 'Jil I Y ' 4 - I 1: ,C , 1 x JD 4 11, k of Q, ' X ' 1, . - fu . 1'L f - fx I Lf, f , 4 ,ff It ,I , ' J ,lr 'am ' -4-1 , ff Vx.. X ., 5,4 ,l ,,,, 7 4Q,fA g w 1 '-f-' , , ' :V'.'fw Fm fy f E : 'u' 1' 7 'Y U 1 ', 'wr J: , f:'t'C '. 11 . 42:1 R Ill: . T--':.-' 1 vvx A M . 'fvklwxzf , EL f X! Hflv 1 OV 'W Q A , 'I FN N1 f fx .RVN f-6, f r , , X Q U N fl 'V . 'LV ' ff -I v , A ' ,- 1 -Q ' R 1 31512 I- fl! 'FK at 4? , '1 Q Q Q ,Q 5 8 Q Q A ix : f 'W v , - , H 93. , f .' , A ,X wx . -- y 'Q- Choir Performance 'N' g. -Q 'Q i N N X X F N ta , x fn L , X E px ' ' 5 B 01 rw x Q ,Via uf:-M X ,W . X x ,f 4 N ff ff 'SP-45 en N ' . ' ' 4 .., 1' . sg Q. L a' fx - V . - .- me 'Q 1 ,. I , 'Q f x N X1 '9 if 4 ' . I xx I s Rowlz V ', ':- ' Y f+:,-- 3 f' l Efgf Row ll: 3 3,, Eg ,-ff--,4 ,' , Q- f ' - , J f-f---H f- J P.-, Q ' , Q1-f L yn, -. muff- Rowlllz -1 ' Q . --,' L P - --f, H ff.,-.-1 J X-lr, 1 Row IV: B 'f' ' ' ,J :N Every Yygsdoy cv? Thureciuf dw-rw V3 MCU' Cwd ','3r:if,:,f -J.--'wmge Two DU-42 ' iQ U Cfill if: crwnr Civ rf, hmm --rw-3i1'f'Pf' 'DV 'WU F355 c1ppQc1mm:QS. TM? 'Ji-': MVTTJCV U: Wirlldi' f C i' 31-Zim,-rg cwiimv' 'fb--fs ui P- Q: . fefosrmg fccwmcrueg V3 fmc1bNe ,1 ,1 bnerfif' :four :2'W 'mv:'y fwfr -1- gf: i: 'ff 'AQ '- J r-'5 'rj I, . Q 7 ,- l 1 r CIW we Uv' T7 rf-Q sri! TFVGLJQ THQ Lf'-E , , JZ CC C, T53 i1'T 1,11i QW HCI! 'ITM ,. fx 11 -- 2,QS 'mil-'F' Uf-f'..- t-mg M - Nome ,-.fp- Q Snow ' inf!-,Hs m f:,Lfff ,-,I ,.,.,I sf f y, My , .mv ...Li .W ,i cu. rw- -- J 4 f' QT fI'f 1. 'N by., . 4 . L,-.ff ,-,,- ,- . ,, wr-'CI' 'MON v afi . M ,- ,-fi ,H , I f ,.,., ,,J- y,,W.b3m, ,Wax wmv: -6 E me n , . , 1' Tw wi i 111-Liz f' f' 1 FN '5 Avfe ' 4 D'--ggiv' f -- ' J f' J . 5. . 1:-1 'A ..::3 f, fn-,-.V Wh M -W .-:fl f M .H 1--A -M fi .--tj K 1 ,M V -, 9 ,,. ., ' ig-, -' C: Q2 V '1' EZ :ff Qi fi: 'f11rf- ,fif- ,, V -Vizvl rx ,u,, W: F Vi: aim sf 31 Ei' 'vii fi' ' 1 1 s . -i Saxophone s P iactlce ft, -, . ,4 , 44. i 5 6:34-Te ' Row I: L. Ratz, D. Scharske, A Rice, M. Blauert, S. Wee, L, Wheeler, J. Wilkie, V. Martin. Row II: D. West, S. Swen berg, D. Baker, E. Stolp, L. Benshoof, S. Bohn, K. Perrin, B. Anderson, E. Anderson. Row III: J. Edwards, F. Walz, J Moberg, G. Ekern, D. Crone, C. Peterson, J. Beck, S. MacDonald, M. Langager, C. Borstad, J, Burgett, M. Soderberg, C Sundvoll, K. Doy, J. Flury Row IV: N. Johnson, C. Hale, P. Stilke, L. Nelson, S. Piche, M. Wiggins, K. Olson, P. Haefner, K, Kath, D. Vveimem M. Tioeger, J. Sanden, L, Mellurn, B. Erickson, T, Agamenoni, L. Nielson. Instrumentalists Four mejor divisions could be mode in the activities of The Detroit Lakes High School Band. Storting with the fall season, The beginning ot the school year, There ore bond ectian blazes awoy on hot number during band shows tor home football gomes. Rehearsals are held tive doys o week in all kinds of weother to provide enjoyable holt time entertainment for The tons. Much of The winter seoson is spent in preparotion tor The winter concert. However, Time still must be set aside tor work in pep band, swing bond, German bond, the annuol fund-raising voriety show ond ensemble groups, This yeor tor The tirst time the band has been divided into two groups, These are the concert and symphonic bond. The pep band, composed mostly ot bross instru- ments, played at school events such os home basketball games, pep tests and tournaments. Another busy seoson for musicians is the last three months of the school yeor. Events here include the spring concert, the Trip, district music Testival and porodes. Week- ly concerts in the city park, and frequent porades during the summer show that band isn't rust o school year activity. Besides playing their own part well, bandsmen reolize that cooperation is necessory tor producing tine music. 1-1 S B 'ff H A r-2' 41. I Row I: D. Gundrud, I- Swenson, B Mofrr. S 'JeFrance, Y. Kaa'z J Hass. Row ll: S Mckeltyerg. M. Pnevzffzifi, L. Hwy, M. Anderson, B. Havbesiad, J, Pue1z,L Fredrxckson, K, Carpenver, B. Carlson. Row Ill: J. Baxter. M Swanson, D. Anderson, H. Johnston, J Oison, B Crag. Row IV: R. Dahhquxst, P, Spechv, A Martlrson, B. Phdps, T. Ohm B B'o1vr', J. Jonnson, D. Kiomsrad, T, And-efean, J. Becklund, T. Swanson. B. Larson. D. Morignf, M. Jannsvon, D Mabef. Row V: L Crarg, K. Ca':er'er. J. P. Raetpcw, M. Bergen, S Myrre. N Strive For Perfection 1 4-.- ?! J. X H f Q.. 'ff' x. H.,-' Y ' Anderson, J Beckknd, and T Swanson b':s' dwrng a rnkd .r o'3cVi:e Fgarnengmr, L. Neiison, B. Borstad pause from practice vo ernrle for our Carrera. Z: .IL3- A I 'I l '.L- Row I: R, Ronstrom, P Snrort, D Rogstod, S. Peterson, R Ronst-om, K. Kotln, J, Rlsberg, M. Wolt, N. Johnson. C. Hole, B. Wolden, S VVee, Mr Bs-zoier Row II: K. Bren, D. Gunderson, J Parker, B. Moe A. Swenson. M Tabor, S. Peterson, S Jonnson, E, Stolp, J VVest, J. Wogendorf, B. Tollelson. Row III: D. Lrndronn, S. Wrnrum, K. Cusey, B. Swenson, B. McKenzie, J Stocking, D. Stolp, V. Mortln, J, Soft, L. Jononnson, A Boode, T. Boker, M Wern-er, M. Wneeler, E, Mostrn, D. Burrows. Row IV: G. Selck, L. Cogger, E Rotz, J. Wilke, J. Tucker, L, Nelson, G, lngolls, M. Sworoson, J. Hosty M. Molvmk, S. Johnson, D. Bllget, S. Nelson, S. Mlckleson, Junior Hi h Gains Valuable Row I: A. Swenson, J. Vw k e, fi. Boocle, P. Strlke Row Il: R Ronstrorn, C. Hole, P. Beck, P. Stilke, E. Stolp, N. Johnson, J Arwndson, J. Schrwdt, E Arderson. Row III. M. Wrggens, M. Klemenstorn, P. Stilke, L. Nelson, J. Rlsberg, R. Lee, L. VVinter, J. Dnlley. Row IV: S. INeurn, M. Fluffy, J. Swonson, S. Swenson, D. Hoge, S. Piche, C, Benewicz, S. Piche, M. Weirner. Row V: M. Totoor, E. Gustafson, L. Borstod, S Tofte, W. Wheeler, J. Andert, D. Tolokin, J. Wrich, P. Hoef- rer, K. Kotn J VVest, ,A Nocdorold, I. Moa E Johnson. X' 13' 'UF' - .rifffb 76 Q2 ! 1 353: 'W l.f jj'f'j -I owl G Nelson V Mo v I o ec Row l en e G B ek e D, Helen, y e e g J Gun ru , J Houck M Wheeler D Bloomquust R Hoghoug Row IV B Borsfcd P Specht D Cle elond J Kowe J. Wheeler, 9 N fl- , 1 W1 if 'iff If ,JJIVA YL 'J wsyrfllx LAM, f pl f 7 'W f ' J I A I .fq , . X 7 f Wh 2 UJVJCP ,J l- Vi, W gpbbydj 1 Lf g IV M A . j f U ,A X If . gf! I ' j-Oy Af . if' . jg, ' JV' Hfffnfwfflj f Z 'O' Nxduw my ijowipxmgxibqflgicmii if fvvbwwx AJRJ YgwJGuwFfi Um g umm 'um W ymtgfgiwwww ,W l? 1 WVU, Q' N L f lf 1 ygx 1 1 M Qian, Wx Wm V Mzmf SF MALI' Rx t', K I , 3AmJ1,s C ' X Www ww pq ww sty Wnt G Nothrup R Dalqu st Pa ker R Mann C Grossman M Steinke, W fa ak - '7 e.4 .ri ' H' nw Fl Playing an eight game schedule, the Lakers compiled a highly successful tootball season as they won six games and finished second in me Resort Region Conference. In conference play, the only blemish on their record was a one Touchdown defeat at the hands of unbeaten Fergus Falls. The Lakers were impressive in winning over Moor- head, Breckenridge and Alexandria. ln the Home- coming game against Wadena The theme, Skin- dians , was satisfactorily upheld as The DLHS gridders trampled out a 27-O victory. Other non- conterence tilts Tound The Lakers defeating Park Rapids and Crookston in easy victories 27-O and 20-7, and losing by a single point to Thief River Falls. Under The coaching of Jim Gustafson, the split T Lakers outscored their opponents I46 to 53 and held an impressive edge in total yardage, amassing l907 to an opponents 1318. The Laker gridders will lose a Trio of hard running backs and most ot their hard charging line through graduation, but a nucleus of lettermen will bolster next year's squad. Lakers Win Six In Rowl R Dufllney Vv Krump J Fitzgerald H Johnston D Weimer D Albright L Winter, C. Crane, T. Agamenoni. R. Lia. Row ll: C. Erickson, A Kertscher J Johnson B Johnson D Buck C Boistod M Anderson J Huebner D. Lucas, W. Tollefson, D. Kile. Row III: R. Wiedewitch, W. Joy, D QQ, il, 'Il Z rixcoh-1' - Wd Laker Scores Q ,A c ODDONcN 5 C'ool45'or1 Fergus Fai 5 Breckenridge Park Rapids Thief Rive' Wadena Moorhead Alexandria Successful Season Running through The Tires provides good Dean Weimer 27 gets key block from William Krump as he framing for the football hopefuls. lugs The leather Toward the goal Mike -Sleepy Parker breaks away for a lay up against Thief River Falls. Laker Cagers Under the direction of new Coach Carl Oman, the Detroit Lakes l-ligh School Basketball Team compiled a winning season with an ll-lO mark. The cagers'got off to a fast start and in winning 4 of their first five showed fiashes of great potential. As the season wore on, it became evident that although they had a fine first five, they had no floor leader or bench strength. This accounted for the fact that ofthe TO losses, 7 of them came by l and 2 point margins and kept them from developing into a really fine team. After being seeded third in district 23 play, the Lakers took a thrilling 56-54 overtime victory from Glyndon in the opening round. The tournament road came to a dead end against Moor- head in the semifinals as the Lakers came out on the short end of a 58-48 count, but some glory was salvaged when the bas- keteers came back to defeat Perham 57-55 in another overtime hair raiser. Bob Moe emerged as scoring champ with 333 points which tied the school record and the Lakers outscored their opponents T252 to TQTO, Prospects are bright for next year as all the veterans except Moe, Jack Lee, and Dean Weimer return. B. Moe, D Lucus, D Kile, W Tollefson, .l. Howe, Coach Carl Oman, A. Kertscher, M Anderson, J, Janke, -1- Lee- M Pilflier, D. Weimer, J. Johnson, SVLQ-Q! s hw- the -' . , ,T ' TL' if l r ' t:s'i t'f't i Ss' - T T v'-Q'7' . . rf-H . 1 L JF' 3: sh, 4 'af N P V 'iff cp I ' is .L , 'Ts N4 1 ll' 35- ff, 5 fs cf i ri will 2 5 I 1 lg M L Q L I . ,N ' 1 LT I , L L g l L . 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AL 1 l it H, , z i sb :P , g r L y H 5- V' , I f K . . 1 g n n 4- K -5 .f 7 X Have Wmmng Season Laker Scores K ndrf ckeg dge P Rforilds oorlweod 74- ford T re Rafe Fo s Fergus Fol s l.a?le Folls ,Q Be-mudu Glenwood Weumer scrombles for boll os Tollefson 243 G md ll Moe 20 ond Arwder on o Ybe Lokers look on Moorreod Perlwom 1 52 Tofols l 2 O Cemer Jam Jolwrwsorr Tries o boolc sbor ogomst Fergus Folls Bob Moe 20 sets up o screen for Jock Lee 22 os the defense os Werme 33 goes for rebound lofrer s1orrsTo drive lc the hoop ' 1 sh H5 J: fo , 'f:, 3 f f C g'-:Y - 4 79 ,'.' odefo f 36 62 are f' 4 6r 52 Erecfei V f . 60 , r ,f , , il D64 Rapl's fl f ' 42 - '.-A 56 PSF' 4 , I fi' f 40 3 57 Flex io ,If 1,7 55 61 rf V A 1' ly 62 r - s ff N 64 lxf ,rf 55 Y . fr 7 sf f 1 65 P ,Q 5 I , 66 54 ,P K ,'ll 5 r 45 62 I 'ff a ' ' 52 1 , 60 'gf l 4 x 59 ' 5 38 ,165 -faai '.'f' 58 ' - 72 Hr rs 68 F , 41 7l l 73 4 . l 1 'Q 51 ' 58 ' A ' 7,6 63 4 H ' Q' 66 r - M 63 B' 4 64 . , 56 ll O 54 S : 48 4 58 57 55 ,2 , 1 Wi Giga 1 x-4' 'P kai, 1 bla Vi -wo s ,d -IN Coaches Davidson and Bermaw provided hard grudnron workouts and Competmve games for the Cee Squad NJ C ra w D CJevea 1: ver w R Bun , o w Lync L Mnckelner rtred T e ensan row w a M Oson Aa endorf J was O ar! 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' 5 ', ' V' ' I f ' Y ! -' , K I . f . - x -' . 5 ,I A ' U Ieoms scramble for rebound offer the Lakers offempr Duck Lee Q2 goes up for c: baske? and once ogom To score fos'ed The score as Med Baby Lakers Wm 8 of I7 Games ,f wl B Q Vrxcmson 9 J Hglsefh C ros cn Cap DS,on.C9crC?1R ce H 1 a I L , ,, ,V U , X Ro : Joy, F H v - , R Munn, D. Le , . . , G s- ' mor, B Ccvlsow Row ll: P Specht, N Hoyes, J Long, D Mslbrcfh, K C vpQr'Yer,J m1 wen, , wrrvzs JY M , L L ,ff s ' fff' 4 , .L L A'--ft T :rc Tlqiiflflllilvl x45 I Furst lnne skates down ace on scornng thrust J Becklund B Johnson if Ice men scramble for puck during Dlstrlct Championship game B Johnson L Wheeler Hockey Lakers Capture Dlstrlct Crown Under the dnrectnon ot Coaches Rathbun and Ander son the Laker Pucksters clumaxed an Improved season by wmnlng the dlstruct playoft game 4 l over St Cloud Tech In the opening game the Red Clads surprised every one by takung Red Lake Falls by a 4 3 count Although these were the only vlctortes the Lakers Improved greatly as the season progressed as the scores against Crookston and Fargo show Scorlng punch Improved greatly over past years and was responsible for the good shownngs Brad Johnson led the scornng wnth ll goals and Becklund Albright and Wheeler followed In that order Prospects tor next years club are brnght as several lettermen return Alb ht u Be en Co e Fo L Wheee a cudMToegerBoho se Sade be 3 Coach R hb MNH +9 ' 5 ',l?'4,,-gala W , 13? ff i D ucv, G-sr 'Ll . e l l 5, U .A fn- ---J, Anti - ' ' ' ' 6 l I T9 Q A W' ' - 5- .- . c 1 v fzf ,. - ' if A X ,ra ' 'U . 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' 5 ,N A g : L' ' .aaftxi X Y V I ax A N ,' I .Q , Q l cs, :S 4' x. . l -l Photo flnush as Dean Wnemer 5 captures 220 nn Das Up n over as Bob Moe shows hugh gumplng form at on trlct Meet at Frazee IVWITGTIOH meet Tracksters Break Two School Records Under the able dlrectnon of veteran coach Urban Benewncz the Detrout Lakes l-hgh School track team had a hnghly successful season They Hnushed second nn the Dustract 23 meet losing to Moorhead by only 3V2 points but some glory was gained as tTve of the thnnclads won Hrst place honors In thear events ln spate of the Lakers placing only thlrd IH the reglonal meet Thompson and Lynn NNunter dlsplays has record breaking form as he prepares to hurl the dlscus Wnnter went on to the state meet Thompson won the hsgh lump wlth a leap of 59V2 and Wlnter broke the school discus record forthe second tame wuth a heave of T418 Another record breaker was Welmer who reeled oFl the 220 yard dash ID 22 seconds but placed only thlrd In the fast field Spectators watch nntently as broad lumper Harry John ston soars through the our I Q fel L . 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'ii fl? -2, , . . . . . . . , ,, 1 . . . . . . , ,, I I ' , n 87 Marv Anderson connects lor a lane drive over second bose to get an RBI and help Lakers rally K 'V 11 lan Jack Lee coaches as John Fitzgerald rounds thnrd after smoshung out a deep lane drlve Hurlers Lead Lakers to Slx Wins Undgf the coochung of Ted Anderson and assustant coach Qfdc Anderson the Lakers tlnnshed the season wutl c 64 record Will! len lettermen back the Lakers developed unto 0 Mining team Redclad hurlers were Allan Moberg and Jack Howe with Moberg given Crednt for three wins Gnd bn! loss and Howe had three wnns and three losses in 'lbs sem: finals of the Dustrlct Tournaments the Lalmn lost a heartbreaker by one point as Moor head downed them 8 7 DETROIT LAKES Perham Fergus Falls Fergus Falls Perham Pelucan Rapnds Perham Fergus Falls Battle Lake Lake Park Moorhead HDV! Asst Coach Rchad A derso R La J Ftzgerold A M e Ho e M Ander n Janlc .I lee P'MeyerlXRow Il D Alb ght D We mer D Lucas F R Mann Coach Ted Ande so OPPONENTS H . h - I '54 v , D .4 I ,. . . I 'A ' L ' T V L 'ak -Q .. , - f . Y if .V - I. K ' ggrsnx . M. 'V f' I, q 1 . ' Q1 . L . 'V A ..f.. Q -A A f' , t ' '-f . V . I V , .1 . L, Q3 Lei F '-.' . Q ' is -M 1 , ' .W . 43 T 0 O .J 1, , - - 6 12 , p f - 0 2 ' ' l3 5 F' A . 5 o L 'O ' ' ' ' l2 ' ' 4 T V ' . l l 7 g A ' 1 ' ' , 7 as Ig . , ' - ll 2 L g - . 8 3 A 4 if' 7 8 g . I r n n, . i , . I , . 0- R, Londt, A. Kertch r. Row Ill: J. w , . so ,J, e, J borg, , , , CIA : . ri' , , i , . , ox, X I. h r n. 1 F ll , - , , ' 1 f - - S, fk t D. Ferrin, D. Lee, J. Kertscher, D. Tucker, D. Wintum. Row l: N. Hayes, J. Long, T. Olson. Row II: Coach B. Eberhardt, G, Kludt, D. Nustad. Golf and Tennis Ieams Capture Crown Gof With a veteran squad of letter wunnung players coached by Jack Downs the DLHS golf squad cllmaxed a successful season of lnvntatnonal play by wnnnung the dlstnct meet Placsng second an the regnonal meet the golfers lost to first place Glenwood Wtth only one letterman returnlng the coach will have to choose three other golfers for the squad Duck Kertscher and Kurt Cleveland are ltkely prospects KW watch as Drck Srmpson attempted putt Bob Borstad and Pete succeeds nn makmg ilidv Tennw Members of the Laker tennns team have for the flrst tlme won the Region 6 tntle Phul Hayes and Gary Kludt the undefeated doubles team won over all competntron In the dnstrnct and reglonal meets Coached by Bull Eberhardt the team won all mv: tatnonal dual meets and the dlstrnct tntle Returning letter men Include G Kludt T Jacobson N Hayes and A Johnson State double contender Gary Kludt serves In an at tempt for an addltlonal polnt Z fn gmt . . . 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'CDM' L .41 LMA ,Ziff fi 12 ,, .-fill rson, Stewart 12, 60 Agamenoni, Tom 21, 74, 80 Agar, Jerry 21, 80, 87 Albright, Dave 21, 52, 72, 74, 80, 86, 88 Anderson, Bonnie 21, 52, 53, 59, 70, 74 Anderson, Carrol 21 Anderson, Merlin 21, 60, 61 Anderson, Twyla 21, 55, 65, 67, 69, 70, 72, 74 -B- Baber, Sharon 21, 52, 53, 55, 57, 59, 62, 69, 70, 72 Baker, Diane 21, 52, 53, 57, 59, 69, 70, 74 Becklund, Jack 20, 22, 52, 56, 72, 86 Blauert, Marilyn 22, 53, 57, 59, 69, 70, 74 Broberg, Mary Ann 22, 57, 58, 62, 70 -C- Carpenter, Kay 22, 53, 54, 55, 56, 65, 69, 70, 72, 74 Cartwright, Hazel 22, 62 Clark, Darlene 22, 57, 62 Cleveland, Linda 22, 58, 62, 70 Coalwell, Robert 22 Courneya, Janice 22, 53, 62, 69, 70 Crane, Curtis 23, 62, 72 Cusey, Koreen 23, 62, 72 -D- Danielson, Norman 23 Day, Katherine 23, 53, 56, 57, 62, 69, 70, 711 Downing, Fern 23, 53, 62 Duftney, Richard 23, 60, 61, B0 -E- Eidenschink, Curtis 23, 57, 72 Ekern, Gwen 23, 53, 57, 69, 70, 74 England, Phyllis 23, 58, 62, 70 Engstrom, Gerald 23, 52, 55, 56 -F- Ferrin, Kathleen 24, 69, 74, 72, 70, 67, 65 Fitzgerald, John 24, 80, 87 Flury, Jeanette 24, 58, 59, 72, 74 Friesen, James 24 -G- Gamer, Ethel 24, 63, 66 Gift, Patsy 24, 58, 62, 63, 70 Gilbert, Darlene 24 Gray, William 24 Green, Gary 24, 60 Gunderson, Donna 24, 58 Senior Directory -H- Hanson, Gordon 25, 72 Hanson, Marlys 25, 57, 62, 67, 69, 70 Hanson, Peggy 25 Harr, Terry 25, 86 Hayes, Karen 25, 53, 55, 56, 59, 69, 70, 72 Hendrickson, Ronald 25 Herrick, Donald 25, 61 Hoghaug, Jean 25, 56, 72 Helm, Mike 25, 57, 72 Holte, Curtis 25 Howe, Harold 26, 61, 72 Hubner, Marcella 26, 70 Huntely, Maren 26, 58, 62, 63, 70 -J- Jackson, Rollo 26 Jacobson, Tom 26, 56, 72, 89 Jacobson, Karen 26, 53, 57, 62, 69, 70 Jarandson, Janet 26, 62, 71, 72 Johnson, Allan 26, 56 Johnson, Beverely 26, 57, 62 Johnson, Mary Jo 26, 52, 53, 57, 70 Johnston, Harry 27, 74, 80, 87 Jones, Barbara 27, 57, 62, 63, 70 Jorgenson, Beverly 27, 62 Joy, Natalie 20, 27, 58, 62, 70, 72 -K- Klomstad, Dale 27, 61, 74 Kludt, Gary 27, 56, 89 Kohler, Larry 27 Krogstad, Arnt 27 Krump, William 27, 80, 87, 88 -L- Larson, Bud 27, 72, 74 Lee, Jack 28, 72, 82, 88 Lietheiser, Kathy 28, 62 Lia, Donna 28, 53, 57, 62, 66, 67, 69, 70 Lia, Rodney 28, 80, 87, 88 Lindner, Bette 28, 53, 57, 69, 70, 72 Lindsay, Luella 28, 71 Longtime, Audrey 28 -M- MaCaslin, Carole 28, 57, 62, 66 McKnight, JoAnne 28, 58, 62 Mackner, Shirley 28, 62 Manning, Darlene 29 Martinson, Arlene 29 Melander, Richard 29 Moe, Robert 29, 72, 82, 87 Morrison, Charles 29 Mulari, David 29, 60 -N- Nasset, Harold 29, 61 Nelson, Clareyse 29, 52, 53, 55, 59, 92 62, 69, 70, 72 Nelson, Gary 29, 72 Nygaard, Gerald 29 -0- Olson, Carol 30, 58, 62, 63, 70 -P- Peterson, Connie 30, 70, 74 Pfeifer, Roger 30, 56, 72 Poppenhagen, Dennis 30, 54 -R- Ratz, Lois 30, 53, 52, 57, 74, 72, 65, 59 Riebhofi, John 30 Rinehart, Shirley 30 Rognrud, Karen 62, 70, 57, 58, 30 Root, Sharon 30, 53, 52, 55, 59, 57, 69, 65, 67, 70, 72 -5- Sandvick, Howard 30 Sauer, Rebecca 31, 52, 53, 55, 57, 59, 62, 70 Savard, Douglas 31 Scharske, Donna 31, 58, 59, 62, 74 Schroeder, Donald 31 Seegebarth, Virgil 31, 60 Sherbrooke, Luella 31 Smith, Marlene 31, 58, 62, 70 Snyder, Waneta 31, 52, 53, 62, 70, 72 Spratka, Eddie 32, 56, 72 Stilke, Bonnie 32, 58, 62, 70 Stillings, Meredith 32, 60 Storm, Paul 32, 61, 66 Swenberg, Sue 32, 53, 69, 70, 72, 74 -T- Troeger, Merton 20, 32, 52, 54, 55, 56, 72, 74, 86 -W- Wagendorf, Patricia 32, 62, 70 Walther, Willetta 32, 57, 62 Walz, Margaret 32, 57, 58, 62, 70 Wattenhofer, Lewis 32 Weimer, Dean 33, 80, 82, 87, 88 West, Donna 33, 53, 69, 70, 72, 74 Wheeler, Larry 33, 56, 74, 86 Winters, Lynn 33, 80, 87 Woodard, Darrell 33, 89 -Z- Zeiser, Peter 33, 53, 57, 58, 72 Ziemann, Pot 62, 63, 66, 58, 70, 33 Zieseman, Joyce 33, 58, 62, 70 Zurn, Estelle 33, 62, 64 Zurn, Mary 33, 62 1 X x 1 F I 4 X - A r X : X X ' A .1 J 44, X ' r X A I ,Nl I f- hw Hn jf! 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