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

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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 '

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'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

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