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

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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.

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,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--'

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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