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

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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

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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!

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