Detroit Lakes High School - Delakonian Yearbook (Detroit Lakes, MN)
- Class of 1957
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Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1957 volume:
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X O O + Q + s. 1957 D 'lkumun Presented by The floss of 1957 Defrost Lokes Nmnesom I Detroit Lakes High School New Replaces Qld Plans for The new high school orc now under woy, Novenibei' l3 found The enthusioslic voters of Dofroif Lokes eogerly woiting in line to vote lO52 in lovor of ond 489 ogoinsf the proposed proicc NAA l5 N AVFM Fu IJUK JUN Ol N GI SHOPS 8NQp5 AD HISTIQY g UQ. V Archiiects Troynor ond l-lerrnonson hove now Completed 1he plains lor This school which will be loco'ccl on The Corner ol Jonies ond Roosevelt Improved ifenis in This school include modern clossroonis, on enlorged gyinnosiuin ond o new olhlefic he v- -.,.. .-f- cvuwgqug Kwai .4 ,Q X id. Q , U E X ---.......'--l , ' A-A I 1 . N A A s , g - O , J,,.-,-,wi 5 , T5 ' iii uJ 'X 7 4 - ' af , K N., . 4 ' X e , 4 e 1 , . ' , . T t .N w - 09 fl i 4 7 Q 5 i .4 ' A Xj. , . 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A Q' Faculty Bringing to the student the rudrmertts ond o oun dotion of lite is the otm ot our administration They ottempt to build our urtderstortdtng for our gool in the future Classes From grades 7 through I2 students find enloy ment in leornmg through their ossociotlorts with teochers ond with their fellow clossmotes Helping the student to odlust to sociol lite goin mg lostmg friendship ond estoblushrhg o boclc ground in some specialized field ore provided by our vortous orgomzottons Athletics Scoring with knowledge o competitive spirit teomworlc ond good sportsmanship is hown through the efforts of our othlettc progrom lm 2. y y y f g . -P I9 W Activities ni QP 15 'Er' FllllEWllllll FlOSll'1Q fhe door on our nlgl scnool llfe N6 enfer rhe future wlfh hugh hopes ond fond rr rnones The Delolconlon presents To you C1 record of These rnern orles In The form of 0 book whlch we hope you E? 'lg P , , W4 1 will hnd useful ond enloyoble ln the process of lif , YQI 6 9, I 5 f + if + 0 vm! Wir.-im' + O O f QQ i + f 1' IULLNQT i'f::'0-same PF - - .: up e' :xii x dh j f Q 1 4 '7 Pruncupal Superuntendent Admunustratuve Asst Casper Hegdal Grant Johnson George C Sumson Prudence and Wusdam un Management Cutuzens of Detrout Lakes are represented by sx school board members un decusuons concernung school ussues One of the mauor problems facung Presudent Odland and other members of the board at the present tume us the plannung of a new senuor hugh school Actung as a meduan between the school board and faculty us Superuntendent of Schools Grant Johnson Hus many and varued dutues unclude appropruatung funds supervusung faculty and keepung the publuc unformed of school procedure Pruncupal Hegdal us charged wuth the operatuon of the hugh school and the carryung out of ITS ecluca tuonal phulosophy Assustung unstructors duscuplune Pr ncupal C Heqdol and Admunustratuve Ast G Sumson ds cuss choof ssues plannung of actuvutues and the general schedulung of the student day occupy the greater part of hus tume Helpung wuth hugh school operatuons us Mr Sumson our admunustratuve assustant Hus lab entauls many and varuous dutues uncludung pupul accountung attendance flnanucal advusor for co currucular actuvutues and the plannung ofthe athletuc program Performung the endless tasks of secretarual work us an efhcuent staff consustung of Mrs Magnon and Musses Marotzke and Hoeneck Thus completes the admunustratuve staff whuch s constantly endeavorung to buuld foundatuons for a stronger Ameruca Secretory M Magnon greets returnung students wuth make p s School Board Grant Johnson Superrntendent George Legler Treasurer D E G Ol son Clerk Dr M C Odland Presndent Bennett Gordon Dxrector Dr G J Olson Dlrector Absent I W Johnson Vice Presndent Teachers Perform Services Mary E Adams faruanna f- W Ted Anderson DortsE ,IVV mf' l RY E ADAMS S MARIANNA As IS E BAKKE So 4 GD Q A Co fest .io 11 2 , A 2 , 1 V4 - - ' 1 1 - J - , ' L 2 , ' : - . - , 0 A tl l Q ,IVV . ' . Er 'X' +5 J- ' zz .7 Y R 4 fit D J f MA . : peech, Erg l2, Srteetn Adwes ANDERSON: fut Deknontaf Art f1d.s:r W, TED ANDERSON: Ph,' Ed, st Foowzzzll, Baseigzz' DOR , : Eng 8, KTA, elltng 'Y Vl , , 7 R tt V 5 X W V J 2, H ,, Q Leaders Hel xi Akin 5 -l new UrbanJ Benewucz Lols Berman Thomas A Bowman Bully Bye 6' 1 had ,ai 11 ...gl .f--' Cal Berman Janet Bosworth Elizabeth Brady Ruchard Dahlager :Ogg 4-vl 6-. .4 X 5, X I 'V X as Y' is. Marlow Davidson Mildred Dlsse Patrlcla Durner Wulluam Eberhardf URBANJ BENEWICZ Guidance Dlreclor Psychology Natlonal Honor Socuety CAL BERMAN Scnence 78 J Basketball Football LOIS BERMAN Phy Ed GAA Cheerleaders JANET BOSWORTH Sr Home Ec Jr Prom Hot Lunch Supervisor THOMAS A BOWMAN Math 78 .lr Baskelball ELIZABETH BRADY Comrnercnal Busnness Club BILLY BYE Hnsfory IO Football RICHARD DAHLAGER Chemlsfry Physlcs Malh 9 Jr Foorball Boskelball Ass? Hockey MARLOW DAVIDSON Sclence 9 C Squad Football Track MILDRED DISSE School Nurse PATRICIA DURNER J Home E Sludy H ll WILLIAM EBERHARDT Socuol Svudres 7 Tenms Grade Scho I Basketball I, 1 ,Q 'lt L.: 'Q I x . 5 lx In In I ' v '2 I I Q ' I-7 Qs N 5 I . Q K . . I' ' V' ,af A K -K I A A-r' F V V . I 54 I f . , V, 1 I Y N, 1 I V g r I 'di . I rs, I Aff' I-ir uf I ' -f I :Q I I ' II 'J if li I A : - I I I 5 I r - I I V, I C, CI I . V fl Ip Q. A fix 1' ' ' I 'f- . A , if SX I O .. J 77-if 12 pUs to Establish l Q 'Ti X 'ii 'K Qvx v... R O l50OCSOf1 John T Johansson MRS Worren Johnson Cgrl G Lorson auf' ff' g Don R Engberg Wrnnulred Gortenborg Wlllord C Hessen Thelrno Holen DON R ENGBERG Englnsh ll Delronuon WINNIFRED GOTTENBORG Englnsh 9 WILLARD C HESSEN Hrslory ll DeLckomon Buslness Ad visor THELMA HOLEN Socrol Sludses 8 R O ISAACSON Englrsh 79 Thespucns One Act Plays JOHN T JOHANSSON Buology IO Screncf 9 Debole Jr Prom Mrs WARREN JOHNSON Sludy Hcll CARL G LARSON Moth 8 Jr Football Grade 8 Boslmetboll CLARENCE LQSELLE Moth Auduo Vlsuol Ards FRANKJ LONG Soclol l2 Student Councul ROBERT H LUEHRS lnstrurnenfol Musuc RUBY MOE Cornmercuol Golf B Weom Bosketboll Clo ence LoSelle Frgnk J Long Robert l-l Luohrs Rudy Moe 104 I K' 1 14 Q0 'Y 'C' Ruth Morgan Clayton R Olsen Carl Ornan Richard Ratlwbun 'WK 'S-vb i 2 i ,nur F111 of '.Y 3 George A Ola Crystal Olson LeRoy M Paulson Merna Reclcsnealer I lfh I . . . a Foothold 405 'ix 'Fi 4 ,gi if Rae Rhodes Lowell A Rodal Catlfterrne Samson Omer N Swenson RUTH MORGAN Socnal 8 Study Hall GEORGE A OJA Health Audra Vusual CLAYTON R OLSEN Agriculture FFA CRYSTAL OLSON Vocal Mussc CARL OMAN Math Cross Country Basketball LeROY M PAUL SON Drnvers Trannnng RICHARD RATHBUN Social Sclence 9 Hockey Asst Baseball MERNA RECKSIEDLER Jr Home Ec Pep Club RAE RHODES Eng l2 Spamsh Sr Class Play LOWELL A RODAL Eng IO Jr Class Play CATHERINE SIMONS Home Ec Study Hall OMER N SWENSON Commumty Aq Adult Educatton Farm Supervnsor In the World Q Q F31 Ol: if 5 1.1 ..-ni' EN C VEN um NORDIS E WANBERG J P RONALD M WENBERG r .1 vefn wr Norms ffgmfr FOV f ffVNL3f Hn YP-SL Afcr Q L Rodol and M Andefson lusren as D Enooer C Olson Mrs W Johnson und N Wcnberg emoy o heorry ous orwecdores noon meol 15 -L- , r If , X! N 501 ELLE . UL 1 LW Qpf, , I V Elervernff 745 C, Efg 7,, . 1 ,' lfd Ara, 'Ns I , my up Pwogwmf Lame' CHARLES L. WENDEL: sf we Am 1 f K 4 X x' Q 'L ! j E V ': C UL , N E X F5 Q Pc J iw .f f . rg Cf f , N , dj S 'lf -Q T 1, va, ,W u - 5 ga. 4...--M MA Q. Q Aw...- ? ,ln SJSJ4' chatter and converscmon The Pause that Refreshes Mrs W Johnson 15 cough? unowore os she ieoves the lunch H6 know!edge during Thelr free period lx, N Yu C LaSalle T Anderson o d B Bye Ilsten To nearby be ocqmrmg odvonced 1 Q I A S7 M Magnon frowns as V Haeneck laughs at loker onthe rs G Rndy Mrs C Holmgren Mrs O Swanson and Other end of The wne rs c e preporarlons The noon meol They Render Thelr Services Frorn dawn To dusk The lannors ore kepT busy cleon lng up our school and keepung TT an generol repaur Besndes Theur rnony dolly dunes of dushng svveeprng Taklng core of Tue poulers and keeplng The grounds Tn order They ore olfvoys vvllllng To sToy aher hours for vc1r1ous GXTVO cu rnculor ochvnles whuch ore be-lng held Eorly rnornmng hnds Tne cooks olready 1ndusTrmously preporlng C1 well bdlonced rn ol lor The noon hour rusn Besudes The Task of preporrng The meals our cooks ROWI B Frede uckson G Rrndy A Wrnters C Wheeler ore conTronTed vvnn The endless cnore of washung dlshes ond cleannng up Tne rernalnder of The noon hour rubble Follovvxng o rugrd schedule ou bus dnvers Tronsporf The rural sTudenTs To ond Trorn school They olso have The responsubulny of Tokung The sTudenTs To many ouT of Town ochvmes whrch lnclude TooTboll ond boskeTbdll gornes We wlll always rernernher Twern Tor Theur pa Tlence vvlTh The never ending desures ol The many sTu denTs E Garner ROW M Ne son F Svenb N Holman anltorsl Stensgard C Glawe G Frnaalson A Walstrom Mort J McCorThy O Togstad and H Rnener pause from dolly dunes Q g' I7 4,1 ll g + f Q + + WN if GL SSE C + + Q if JV + JF Ex ir 1 ! :ff O W, Q p + I -ali 1 Q! Y We Vnce Pres A Kerfscher Pres K Bloomquusl and Se J Sachs work 1 I f overtume for fhe ss-mor class a O Darlene Anderson Donald Anderson Marvin Anderson ADELINE ALTENHOFEN Busnness Club 4 DALE AMUNDSON DAR LENE ANDERSON Ushers Club 4 FTA IQ34 Band l 234 P p Bond 3 4 FHA 3 4 Pres 3 Llbrary Club 3 DONALD ANDERSON 234 Football l 234 Adelnne Alfenhofen Dale Amundson new 1, 6 '70 . K l X 'ur g S M I lf Q .1 I I . 3 I 5, it 1.3. ' - , . , . . ', c. . , K 2 I , , : , , , 1 E FFA l,3,3,4, MARVIN ANDERSON-Basketball l,2,3,4g Baseball l, ' -.., 35? if A! E Y I . ' A fl ' 1 , .25- x 00' H7 ff? If mfiif 1? if Q... 'Il' 5 i Carol Aulf Donald Beck Dannelle Bellefeuulle Monaco Bergen Raymond Blauerf Faces the World CAROL AULT Speech 34 Detronvon 34 DeLakonlan 4 Cl s Play 34 Tlwesplons 34 Llb ary Club 3 Buswness Club 34 DON ALD BECK Track 3 DANIELLE BELLEFEUILLE GAA I234 Uh Cluo I2 Speecn 3 DeL konlan 34 Co copy Edltor 4 C our D Band I2 P 'U 2 or 4 Hoc rr ,J C C TWYLA BOTTS GA!-I Un vs Clur . 4cen ' 'T 7'f'5i'5 1 fre JT x , I I A V V , N, ' 5 Q' S' s' . Q I J . I ll: Z f , IEA I . o o o - , p ' , p ' 1 OS STA - ,Z -fBu51n-ss Manager 2, Pep Band VZ., Focmoll ,, ' , 7 ' r - g ' , , - I, 3,4-Co-c:'c'1tn 4, 3-s'.etr:z'l l,2, , key Staaent Manager - , - , , , g s - 3, Vow l,Q,3,4, Lette en's CI rn l,2,3,4, lass Vice-pres 2, Class ers ' , , ' , C ' , - - ' 5 I1 ' Pres 3 - 3, 5 e 1 3, D-error-Zan 2, Pea 4-S . 7 le E g 'fl' le , g I I,2,3 ClcO 3: Tlnesnlizci 3: Euslncss Clan 3,4 CAROLE BOZE-GAA 2 4, , , . ' , , ' . ICA 3,4q Uzners Clco 2,34 ELDRED BOZE-DeLakont1:n 3,4 CICIZE P uf f , , , Q S 1 1 I 1 2 , : 34, 1-Lzprzri 4 'F 23, , IJZH-'Q Cuz, 24, FT Gi l ' , P l l,2,3,4fPres. 4, ss y g Tltes- 3,4 P11 4, Gt-'la' Gloe I 3, I 2: Pl 3 ' , 7 ' ' , g ' . Deb:-in 'an 4 Bond l,2,3,4, ' fr'2,3 4, Boixi Octet 4, Cross P rt f 'al , , , , 5 ' I , , . 34 Di-:Z Bird 3,-4, Sim ce CLI, Q, S,-,finq Bang 3: Y ' . 5 4 V . - Aff? , , H rl VV,VV Q I I ,, a .IZ ' , 'I ' I if , , c, X 3 ' I. 1 ' rm, G Q .Q 4 A , x I X I 4 ,I ' ' . I 14, Q I ec 4 Mx d nsernble 4 Gt 5 G e Club 2 3 Pep C ulo Class Play 34 Tlnespnons I2 Student Council 3 MON BERGEN GAA I 2 3 4 U hers Club I2 Detronlan 2 3 Bond 3 4 rs Glee Club 2 ep C up Cla Pla 3 plans I 2 National Honor Soctety 34 Homecoming Attendant 4 RAYMOND BLAUERT Footo tl 2 Track I2 34 Mighty Men Q 3 4 KARL BLOOMQUIST Mlghty Men I2 Cass Pres 4 CLARK BOR 72W'V 1 sw Ag- ROSE BRAUN Gn 4 C up C ct of WILLIAM BROWN Cro W ...rf .2 Karl Bloomqulst Clark Borstod X V Twylo Botts -an Y' Carole Boze Eldred Boze Rose Broun Wrllnom Brown 53? 1 1' II 24, David Buck Joseph Buhl Kay Bunnis Judith Burger? Richard Carlson DAVID BUCK Chorr 3 Football T234 Hockey l23 Track I2 3 4 Lelterrnen s Club l 2 3 4 JOSEPH BUHL KAY BUNNIS JUDITH BURGETT GAA 34 Speech 3 Deiroman 34 Editor 4 Del.akonuan 4 FTA 3 Band 3 Chour 34 Muxed Ensemble 4 Pep Club 34 Class Play 34 Pep Band 3 Thesprans 34 Swlng Band 3 RICH Donald Carler Wayne Chase Doreen Chrnstensen Rolland Coalwell Norma Cogger Bryce Crang Cynthia Crovlsrer II and Embarks upon ARD CARLSON DONALD CARTER WAYNE CHASE DOREEN CHRISTENSEN GAA I2 3 4 Ushers Club 34 FTA 4 Pep Club l 2 3 4 Vrce Pres Q Thesplans 2 3 4 ROLLAND COALWELL NOR MA COGGER BRYCE CRAIG Band I 234 Pep Band 3 4 CYN THIA CROVISIER 75 Lucllle Duhrmg R0f10ld DSGVOOT Wlllls DeGroa'f Qlchord Delke Life s Opportunities LUCILLE DAHRING FHA I 2 Busnness Club 3 RONALD DeGROAT Football 2 Mughty Men 2 WILLIS DeGROAT Football 2 Track 2 I 2 3 4 Speech 3 Derronuan 3 4 Editor 4 Pep Club I 2 3 4 Class Play 3 Thesplans 34 Business Club 34 Sec 34 JOYCE DILLEY GAA I2 3 4 Ushers Club 2 3 4 Pep Club I 2 3 4 Thesprans I 2 3 Patrrcua Diamond 4 ARDELLA ELIJAH Ushers Club 34 Bond I Busuness Club 34 CHARLES ERICKSON Football I23 Basketball I2 JUDITH 34 LOIS ANN ERICKSON Ushers Club 34 FTA l FHA 34 NORMA ERICKSON Speech 34 DeLakoman 4 Chour 34 GI ls Glee Club I VERNA FAIRBANKS if Joyce Dulley Ardella Elllclh Charles Erlckson If Judith Ernckson Loss Ann Erackson Norma Ernckson Verna Forrbonks '93 l G ,F 1 x . I f , Jr, 1 I o Q a 0 Q Q Q RICHARD DEIKE. PATRICIA DIAMOND-GAA I,2,3,4p USl'l9l'S ClUb ERICKSON-Ushers Club 3,45 FTA I,2,3,47 Girls' Glee Club 4: FHA : ' , 7 ' , 'o , 1 l - f , 5 ' 5 ' , 7 'r ' Q, ' Q f ,rv A - if an 4 'Q ' ws i -I 'F 'X vw James Fmgalson Mzchael Fuscher Plfmyllas Frederzckson Elaine Fre-:Ie Maynard Frzesen JAMES FINGALSON FFA I2 MICHAEL FISCHER PHYLLIS FREDE RICKSON GAA I 3 Speech I 2 3 4 Delroman 3 4 Managing Ed to 4 Glrls Glee Club 4 Pep Club 34 Class Play 3 TLWSSDIODS 23 Debafe I23 Sec 2 Nalnonol Honor Soclefy 234 Business Club 2 3 4 Pres 3 ELAINE FREIJE GAA 12 34 Uslwers Club 2 3 Detromarn 34 Girls Glee Club 3 Pep Club l 2 34 Thesplons 34 Labrory Club l 2 Business Club 2 3 4 MAYNARD FRIESEN DONNA GANDRUD GAA I2 3 4 Defranuon 3 4 Bond I2 3 4 Cho r 3 4 with Knowledge Girls Glee Club 2 Pep Club l 234 Thespuans 2 Cheerleader 4 Class Vice Pres l EILEEN GLAWE Ushers Club 34 Choxr 34 Lnbrary Club l Busnness Club 34 Sec 4 FAYE GULLINGSRUD rs Glee Club 2 Pep Club l J BRIAN HARRIS Bond l 3 4 Clwonr 4 Class Play 3 Debole l 2 Nafsonol Honor Socvety 4 NIS HEGG FFA l 2 4 Mogh Men I 2 DONALD HOLMES Science Club 4 Donna Gandrud Euleen Glawe Faye Gullmgsrud 3 JL- J Brnan Harris Wnllnam Haflestad Dems Hegg Donald Holmes 24 445 '17 Xydj' of ful i if vo' '. 3 as A L ' I :lr 9 x - if 'r l ' s P 1 , . 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A A x Y K K A p M 'I' in .l -4 ' A . - j Ls' . 2 , A 2 5 A I' A so f iq- -Q ,ei fix Jagk Howe James Huebner Sharon Hunfley Norma Jahnke John Janke and Aptitude JACK HOWE Football 34 Ba ketball 3 Baseball 234 JAMES H BNER crm Play 3 Footbal 23 r k234 lf gm, rf n 23 De ronlan 3 4 Choir 12 3 4 Girls Octet 4 Pep Club l 2 3 4 Cl 5 3 esplans r r Buslne C ub 2 NORMA JAHNKE JOHN JANKE Basketball 3 B eoall 2 3 4 Lettermen s Club 3 WAYNE JENSON FFA l 2 3 4 Vlce Pres 3 4 BRADLEY JOHNSON DeLakomar' 4 Football 3 4 Hockey l 2 3 leball ac 2 Natrona Ho r C e Pr Sconce Club 4 Lelte men s Club l 2 3 4 JAMES JOHNSON Band nn? 3 r 1 Tr nt Councll 34 flce Pres Cla :ce 2 3 Buslness Club 4 ROBERT JOHNSON Choir l 2 3 4 Mlxed nsemble 4 FFA Tr es 4 I MARTHA JOHNSTON Speech n l olr Mxed Ensemb e 4 Pep Band Q 34 u ent Councn l 3 4 Pres Homecomlng Queen 4 Lubrary Club Swlng Band 'J C ass Pres DONALD JORDAN Football l T ack 2 3 4 Wayne Jenson Bradley Johnson James Johnson ll Janice Johnson Robert Johnson Martna Johnston Donald Jordan '75 4 -- L, Pfam N 'T' -.Kill r X' f :,:,Qrs ru :ifssz5fZ', 4 Q ,Q ' ' sr fl 55 T - f I 'br ' Q - -, , .. v-...Q X I ' Q Q Q - p 5 Q , , . l,2,3, Football 23,45 Basketball 23,4-Co-cJpta'n 4, ack 4, Stu- UE - l g ,l ,,,, roc , , , l l e , . de , -l' - , 3, Leftermens Club 2,3 4, -ss V' - SHARON HUNTLEY-GAA l,2,3,4, Ushers Club l,2,3,4, Soeech 4, Pres. 3. JANlCE JOHNSON-Usrers Club 23,45 Glrlsf Glee Club T 4 1 :' ', fff, V J 1 V , f : asv T 2 ' T V - ' T 1 T f A Play , Th ' l,2,3,4, Libay Club TQ, ' ss l ,3,4. E 5 l,2,3,4- eos. 3, Pr . , Mghty Men l,2,3. . f ' g as ' , , g -s 34, Ba d ,2,3,4, Ch ' l,3,4g ' . f , , , f ' - , , ' 5 5 c , , , St d T l , , f , 4g f ' . g , g , , , ' g ' lg ' o, l , l. 4, Bcs 3,4, Tr k l, , ' fl no Sol ty 3,4- es. 4, -- , r l ,,,. 2 ' ' T Y J - 5 f ' Q., V I s ,. , l A ' L as 59 Barbara Kandt BARBARA KANDT GAA l23 Uslners Club I3 P p CI b I2 Thesplans 23 Llbrary Club l2 Business Club 34 ALLAN KERT SCHER Cholr 4 Boys Octet 4 Football l234 Cocaptam 4 Basketball I 2 3 4 Baseball 2 4 Track l 2 3 4 Lettermen s Club 3 4 Class Vnce Pres 4 LORRAINE KIEHL Ushers Club 234 FTA 4 Glrls Glee Club 3 FHA 3 Thesplans 4 DENNIS KILE Football 34 Basketball 234 Track 2 3 4 Lettermens Club 3 RUSSELL LANDT Football I2 Baseball l234 MARGARET LANGAGER GAA I2 34 Pres 4 Detronuan 34 Sports Ed tor 4 Band 1234 FTA 4 Margaret Langager Delores Larson Lyle Leegard Roger Lemmon Loretta Lemon David Lucas Dale Makey 26 ii' Allan Kertscher Lorraune Knehl Dennis Ktle Russell Landt for Va rled Pep Club l234 Class Play 34 Pep Band 4 Tlnespnans 123A Llbrary Club I2 DELORES LARSON GAA l24 Ushers Club 23 Pep Club l234 Class Play 34 Tlwesplans l LYLE LEEGARD 'vtlghty Men l234 ROGER LEMMON Mighty Men 3 LORETTA LEMON Girls Glee Club 3 Business Club 34 DAVID LUCAS Chour 4 Mtxed Ensemble 4 Football 34 Basketball 1234 Base ball 234 Lettermens Club 4 DALE MAKEY Band l234 Cholr 234 Mtxed Ensemble 3 Boys Octet 4 Pep Band IZ34 Mrghty Men 3 Swing Band 2 3 1- Q' X LoVonne Mortin Luigi Mozucco John Moberg lfene MUH JOmeS MUlGVI Occupational Fields LGVONNE MARTIN GAA l Speech 3 Grls Glee Club 3 Pep Club l Business Club 4 LUIGI MAZUCCO Detronion 4 JOHN M BERG Bond l234 Pep Bond 4 Choi 34 Boys Octet 4 Class Ploy 3 IRENE MUFF JAMES MULARI FFA 234 SHARON MYHRE GAA l234 Ushers Club 3 Detronion 234 Bond l23 4 Choir i234 Mixed Ensemble 4 Girls Quortet 4 Pep Club l2 34 Pep Bond 3 Thespicins 23 Sec Trecis 3 Science Club 3 Cheerleader 4 BEVERLY NANNENGA Ushers Club 4 Pep Club 3 4 FHA 2 JOAN NELSON Ushers Club 4 Speech 3 Business Club 4 LAURITS NIELSEN Speech 4 Bond l234 Choir 234 Mixed W E sernble 4 Pep Bond l234 Truck l Debofe l MARY NOR THUP GAA l234 Ushers Club 234 Speech 3 Detronion 34 P Club l234 Class Ploy 34 Thespions 23 Librory Club l Business Club l DENNIS NUSTAD Speech 34 DeLokonion 23 4 Editor 4 Choir 34 Mixed Ensemble 4 Clcss Ploy 4 Tennis 34 National Honor Society 34 Vice Pres 4 JAMES OBRIEN GAA l234 Ushers Club 234 Vice Pres 3 Del.okonion 3 Girls Glee Club 2 Pep Club l2 34 Class Play 3 Thespicns 2 34 Sec Treos 34 Student COUDCII 4 Sec Trees 4 Notionol Honor Society 34 Sec 4 Homecoming Attendant 4 01 Q Shoron Myhre Beverly Nonnengo oon Nelson A Lourifs Nielsen Mczry Norlhup Dennis Nustcd Jonis O Brien 27 .ne. 'iEe -r 1-3:9 Jea nette JEANETTE OLSON Ushers Club 4 Pep Club 34 FHA 3 Business Club 234 SHARON OLSON Ushers Club 234 DeLakoman 34 lee Cl b 3 Class Play 4 MYRNA PEARSON CAA l 3 4 Pep Club l 34 Business Club 34 DONALD PETERSON FFA I2 3 4 Mlghty Men 34 STEVEN PETER SON JOHN PETTIT Football l2 Basketball l2 Track l23 GOR Chour 4 Mixed Ensemble 4 G ls G John Pettit Gordon Priem Jean Reinart Ann Rice Gene Rinehart Clayton Ringstad Wallace Rodewald Olson Sharon Olson Myrna Pearson 5 J 5 'S' T: - K DOfW0ld Petefsor Steven Peterson Chosen after DON PRIEM JEAN REINART GAA l24 DELOROHIOD 4 Pep Club ANN RCE GAA Ushers C u 2 34 Detronuon nd l 23 4 br rlan 3 ee Pe C ub 23 4 Pep Bon 3 4 Thesplons 34 Sclence Club 2 Business Club 34 GENE RINE HART CLAYTON RINGSTAD Choir 4 WALLACE RODEWALD FFA l 2 3 4 Speech 3 fl has pai Q ' 0 A ' A i e ' 4 N0 s-1. 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' , . , - ' 'Y' 5 , ,J V 5 - YU Ik- V ' H F ' ' 0 I . 1 it n 1 as Q B X3 . -1 - f , Q, . f lime , .3 Secretory D McCabe President R Olson and Vuce President K Sundvoll go over the minutes of the lost meeting Grade 7 Finds Adlustment Difficult ROWI D Tlede C Lemmon B Chrustnonson C Crook C Cogger A .lenklns N Scheler ROW ll P Morrlson D Toves L Mosher D Anderson D Bien .l Gilbert C Anderson G Boyum D Engum M Mognon J Mohrlont P Adoms ROW lll M Engum G Sher brooke G Ronstrom W Waterhouse J Nygord C Eorly R R Peterson ROW IV B Holter D MocEntl1un C Fourbonks S Hull K Dnsse J Peterson J Borstod M Nordgulen R Crowell V Vlock K BSDEWICZ D Jacobson ROW V R Ulrich C Peterson K Klehl G Fronkberg B DeGroot B Ford R Mlckelberg D Lund 48 4 . . O 'Q O 0 O O Voregerg, B. Crane, D. Lindsay, D. Pilger, D. Swisher, K. Johnson, berg, C, Edwords, J. Squires, R. Brotlie, R, Olson, D. Mokey. A - . - - 1 a - , 1 K, 4' as K k. 1 Q x A . 5' , 1 . r . Q' K ' Q 6 ,-. - 9 -. 7 s f 1 A h -f' 'll . 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'- s B 1 v .- i ROW I D Myer D Broberg B Brady R Hubner M Wulson Martnnson J Dusse H Anderson J onnnng ROW II C Martin n G Lnd M Toblan L Bunnus C Manthel R Holmes A Olson S Olson L Lndstrom J Bates D Omvtg ROW III D Johnson C roeget J T ylor J Wtr M ser G Gould C Kung M all K Nasser P Rogstad J Vvullce S Etdenschunk R Johnson W I W Pydell H Sanders M And-,son F Grande Hogerty C Schmudt M Tong ROW ll J Moce J Scheeter H nsunger B H r an u rns Haze on Nodsle K Erickson C Moebeck ROW III D Dovre K Bergen Courneya J Newman M Samson A Selck K Cuhltn Sundvall C Olson D Thunstnom D Long ROW IV J Holmgren sf ROW IV D Stsell C Etdenschtnlc D McOunnn E Ortlepp B Wal swe usey e n nm n u Rho ewol ROW V J Rebhofl J Olson J Benshoof T Halt sack P Gregory C Enselman D McCabe D Schmudt S J t B Boswell L Dann S Taves Peterson T Snyder J Gwnn R Hanson F Heggness J Su er H rry C Carltsle J Mmckelberg A Zurn D Zurn ROW V Gunderson M Johnson G Johnson S Pechlo D Flngalson Englund P Flattenmesch S Amundson M DePree B Wlllette Andreson S Leggett 49 I . 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' I - N I , I' Q +9 0 + ...en 'i.:.,.L XX if 4 3 Q + f f + 0 + O 4 Q5 HGNTJVJTNJE-S if 4' Q i Q . x X X jf 'k I1 f G N '54 , f 9 w, A 9, B Johnson M Schroeder D Ncstad D Bellefeunlle and B Mar andcrs C Aut A Stearns and G Stoen rnrx humor wtth tm proofread copy for the comma deadlrne busxness at a Tuesday n ght mcct n The Efforts of These Few Vynen our sc tool days arc behind us we wall glance at our yearbook ta brtng back our most pleasant rnernortes By means of pictures and copy the De Lalcontan staff attempts to present a complete coverage of school lufe Every Tuesday ntght tus hard vvorlang staff gathers to prepare for the comung deadline It duvtdes unto four Mass Anderson Mr H sson ROW ll F Walz J Tobkn R S rs G Stoen N Ertclcson M Wrggens ROW Ill J Sanden B 51 separate groups conslstrng of tne copy art bustness and pwotography staffs To encourage student subscrupttons a slat ts presented each year Ads are collected from the local bustness men to acquire the rematnung necessary funds The efforts of these few make tnus your Delalconuan possrble shoof ROW IV Johnson B Brown A Stearns J Burgett on Wt t Snmson Q. M, . ... 'T 4 il' T ,. , 'gg .f ,. , , 4 .. Iv .. 1 3 ' I Q . . Q 'Q .Y I 1 O t 3 4 R mm O 5 ' rvsaggi W h 3 H X 'R ' Q. J t t' N . I . 4-, 'Il s . N, -ft lf 1 A! 'fl K . . .- ' EW- J- A + .. K 4 N, , , . ' , . - R S f , l , . - . ' ' ' ' . ' 2 X- . 3. ROW I: Mr, Wenberg, M, Schroeder, D. Bellefeuille, D. Nustod, Martin, C. Ault, J Relnort, V. Marttn, E. Boze, C Knutson, L. Ben- ' , . e , 1 . , , i, . an- . : S Ols , L, Storm, D. lloms, R. ' , B. de , . , . ' , ' : , . . . , . . ll l A K ll: K . , y . l 1 ' . . 7-K - . ' : sv Q , 1- a .- - ' f .9 .,,' 3 I , N , - . t - o W -N 1' . . , , M A V . . 1 lf I' ' 1' ' V' X ' 4' tt. '4 ', 1' fr Q 1 . -gf ' . I l J :I 0 I X ' C' N W I R ,nh e v P e er clcs nowrnar r ROW I K Blod e underson C artrhan ee n Me ern andrud L Benshool D S 0 p De r Hu ROW Detronlan Reflects Publtsned tn weekly th Detronlan glves the student an over all coverage ot sc ool ltte Student Impressions are expressed an th edltorual sectton Feature stones sports Items and nevvs of school lat IU general aso provlde Interest tor tne s'udents ot DLI-lS Under the guldance ot Mr Engbe g the advisor nun erous hours a e spent ln preparatlon lor the contnng dfaclltne Every Nednesday alter pub lcatlon the stall ratnf s to crtttctze t e p evtous Issue and hand out new Iscnn fnts fee reporte s a e sern buslly o redertckson L Crag G A lt L Taylor G Mazzu atles ad E Mc e D6 Y Kcatz S Huntle M Mr Engberg Student Interests talntng nevvs tor the next Issue Asslgnrnents are then typed up and proofread by the edltors Pat Dlarnond and Judy Burgett Upon correctlon tne copy ts sent to the Detrout Lalces lrtbune vvlerc tt undergoes the hnal process of becorntng one ofthe arfa s hncst htgh school publlcatlons To tqnance twe pope ads arc collected from local bustness establlswments Our school paper gives the students an rnslte unto tne held ot lournalusm vvhlch they can us throughout ltfe lrn n one e says S Hunt she pauses lrorn her S Showrnan J Burgett Jn P Darnond nn ke last rnlnue ror qypmg Choyeg rec ons before tt p r to p ess ,f 53 ROWI J OBren M Bergen P Frederuckson J Tobknn B Snyder L Benshoof D Stolp ROWII D Nusfod B Johnson T Swonson D Wetmer S Showmon N Hoyes R Monn B Hotlestod Students Wm Recognition Recognutton ot scholostuc cnbtltty leoclershtp choroc ter ond servuce as gtven to hugh school students by betng chosen o member of the Notuonol Honor Society El gtbulvty for membership IH this exclusive OVQOUIZCITPOH requures 0 student to be un the upper thtrd of has closs scholosttccnlly The students other guolthcottons ore corelully constdered by o toculty comrntttee Vyhen the ttnol decusuon as mode by thus group only cz smoll per centoge as unducted from the ortgtnol condtdotes chosen Under tne oble superyuston of Mr Benewtcz the od visor ond the officers ot tne group meetungs ore held OftTcersJ OBrten D Nusvod P Frederuckson ond B Johnson ml monthly Bustness ot these meettng conststs lorgely ot dtscusston c1s to the posstbtltttes ot cn Detrott Lolcc for engn exchonge student Ftndnces to tl ts protect Ore betng obtotned by concessuons ond the sponsortng ot porttes To cmd twcnx tn thetr ltmtted budget the soctety olso seeks the support of locol servtce orgontzotuons Htghltghttng thc yeor s octtvuttes as the tnductton cere n ony ot whtch tune new members ore welcomed unto tne society The Prtytlege ot belongtng to thrs orgont zotton ts yolued by tts members olwoys M Bergen R Munn Wetrner L Benshoot ond S Showrnon relox all D O O ' ' . i- ' . r 1' ' , , ,D ' , , I A ,A . , r 1 ws r 5 K S 11 ' x'ul ' ' - , x -' - A I ' .Q -,,t :W . 1 l f -, J , fo X x N - ' .tt X9 'ful . t . 03- C009-mi. 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J OBren M Johnson onlv Wsttz ROW ll J Johnson J Lyn 5 7 o gett ens o M Vtle mer son ROW Ill Herrnonson T Fox ckebng J ochs Wetrrcr S ur gett E4 Student Court Governs School Actlvltles Foundottons of dernocrocy ore tormed everywhere obout us ond one ot the rnost trnportont ptoces ts the begtnntng tt gets tn sct ool In DLHS the student courtctt serves os ct dernocrottc ttnk between the odntrnustrntton ond student body Two students ore elected onnuolly from eoch closs to oct os representottves tn schoot Issues Thts group meets every otter Tuesdoy an the boord room wtth thetr odvtsor Mr Long ond the odnttntstrotuon heods Honnecorntng ts o rnoyor octtvuty sponsored by student councul Ptons to thus efent ore undfr woy ttc hrst rw weeks of school wtth the setttng p ot ct budget op pountntent ot cornrntttees ond the setcctton ot o slogdn Ed h Sprung cs con potgn ts held o etcct thc new oth rs tor thc contrng your Ot cr ct tnctude scn dclcgdtes to t c stctc co f t choostng we dssembly progronts ond sponsort g portues tu ent councti r rnbcrs rcoltze tot tt as up to t m to vouce thc opur ons ot ttc stuJ nt body ond to co operote wttt the odntrnmstrotton Student cc opfrcmtton s otso essentuot tn rnoldtng twe pott fvoys to o good govf nrnent of tne- tuturc enshoot D Wetne c ns on OB e ct F W restdent M Johnston I tc- P15 ty Sec etory J moke suggest ons for the conwng rneetung ten ond Vtce Prestd tt F A DD Homecoming, ond Homecoming menT vvos of o peolc os Mgrflrci OuT in The form of opplouse os Q 1 , K uh 70?-ink 9 xg' i 9 TT , .sf if ,rr of ia., ' ' YT Ulllll N g f , naman- - 4 - - ' sg.. 5,1 -,T G Mozucco ond Queen Monho Johnston smile of specfofors during The porczde Couch B Corlson sifs back ond reloxes when he knows The gonfe is in the bog Laker Canoe Almost Upset Probolnly The l3iggesT evenf of The school yeor is T956 vvos everyfhing o doy could include. Beginning The czcnvifies wos The coronofion. Excife- Johnsfon wos crowned Sweefheorr of DL Highff cmd The cmficipcifion lJursT Homecoming wos offi- cicllly begun ond The proceedings commenced. VViTh The bond leciding The porodc' closs ond orgon- izofion floc1Ts we'e disployed To The specToTors, Spirifs ond enThusic1sm were high os T' c- sfudc-nfs loolced cilieod To The gonre ond porTy, B Brody ond exhousfed porfner poddle uo Thief River To Defeof il Y' ' Poddle Thief Rwferf' could be heord oll over The sfodium, buT The Lolcers monoged only o oeo Tie. Affer on excifing gome sTudenTs ond olumni rushed home To prepcire for The porfy. Upon enfering The gym oll Tnof oTTended The porfy found The Theme very eyidenT in The decorofions Thof adorned The donce floor. Memory Lone wos Truly o memory for oll The happy couples Thof Took porf in The donce. Through The corfinued efforTs of The sTudenTs ond The sTudc'nT council Homecoming T956 con be summed up in one word, specfoculor, Covcoptoin A Kerfscher looks on os Queen Mor1ho declores homecorring oHlc ally begun f ill --A T' Q fx -an i df? 1041 'Q- 1 '7 gf' I ug,-434' -QQJW 1 ' Homecorv rg queen M JoHnsro'w ond Fe cvewd nfs Wcz eWefeuxHe NA D 7 A 49 fb I' ,C . 5' IK!! 1 we 1 4' - 1 '-A. Q M 'U W, , ,ay N .V -.0 3 Y L Ma, '-M, 2 Q1 lezfff , ,, 4 21,5 f f -,NX ' f , ,Q - , 'Hf.., M J TM M ' ' , 1 fx Zi ,,, A f G . V 2 . f ,L L I' l . -3. , 1, X ' C ,M ' ! , D, B I ,L G'BHer1, o'd. e'g9r'. Regions, contestants-ROW I: Cfvsenter P Freda-rrkson B Lidner, A ushrson D Backe' l N Erickscn ROW II: Vt Tree- ger, B t-tatestad, F Scrafwa J Vent, D Nustad, Ufs Adcvrs K 'layes. F X-Adi-igor, G Nazucco Mrs f-cams, Vx' Scrrria' ard D Ba e N-r Poise is a Must Have you ever walked down the hall near Room 2l6 and heard the mellowed, mature tones of a DLHS Speech student flowing from the confines of this small, but cheery room? And didn't you marvel, especially to- wards the end of the school year, at how polished and confident these amateur Demosthenes' have become? Yes, these DLHS speech students, who work hard at correcting their speech faults, have built quite a rep- utation for our school at the various speech festivals in the last years. Last vear, ably instructed by Mrs. Mary Adams, prac- tically all of the speech students in DLHS and a few other interested students entered the local speech elim- ination festival. A number of students from this group entered each of the various divisions of participation which include humorous interpretative reading, seriou interpretative reading, original oratory, memorized ft 'Q scus cs 'J'ev't tfif' f oratory, extemporaneous manuscript reading, extern- poraneous speaking, panel discussion and pantomime. Following the initial elimination at the local festival, twenty-two students advanced to the district meet in Lake Park. At this meet the DLHS speakers really stole the show, amassing fourteen superior ratings. This wonderful showing continued at the regional festival in Fergus Falls as eight of twelve DLHS participants re- ceived superior ratings in their respective divisions. From the regional meet Martha Johnston went on to the state festival where she received a superior rat- ing with her amusing pantomime ot a western cowboy. Competition like this has brought to the speech stu- dents of DLHS many advancements in their speech abil- ities. The confidence and poise gained in contests like these are qualities very beneticial in later life. l as M Sctree M. Johnston does pantomime of western cowboy 'Q' Volednctonun Co Salutctonan Co Salutatonon Phyllls Frederlckson Jean Remart Jeanette Tobkln lndlvlduals Plle Llp Impressive Totals In recognltlon of outstandrng scholastuc abullty the sensors wsth the hnghest average are chosen as the top ten of thelr class Because the class of 57 had many hugh ranking students the competition was keen when the tame came to make the choice At the end of the second quarter of thenr graduatuon year the students averages were compiled To make the top ten of ones class ns truly one of the greatest honors bestowed on any student for hrs achievements In school The qualnflers will remember Eldred Boze David Lucas Beverly Snyder Donald Holmes ..gunll' Valedrctoruan Co Salutatoruan Co Salutatoruan Phyllis Fredernckson Jean Relnart Jeanette Tobkln Eldred Boze Davnd Lucas Beverly Snyder Donald Holmes Dennis Nustad Ann Race Wnllram Hatlestad Denms Nustad Ann Race Wlllldm Hatlesfad LaVonne Marian 394 389 389 37 367 359 356 350 347 4 39 ' ' ' ' 4 ............... ...........,, . . 8 ' ' , 5 . . .h ............ ' ......,.... . . . . ' ' ' 6 ,.............. ........... . ' I 7 ............... ........... . ' ' 8 ...........,... ' ,.,,,,,,,,., , ' 9 - .............. ' ,,,...,,,.,,,,,, . ' ' ' ' ' lO ............... ' ' ....,.... 3, l and treasure this honor for many years. ll -'-'-------'-4- L0VOr1ne MGVNFI -----'----- 3-39 O M v A , ' 3 Q A 9 9 if 2 'Sf A - L f Q Cb tetijvit W i 'QM M, - s -CJ O Ushers Club is shown taking care of the coat check ata basketball game. Guests Welcomed with a Smile Of great service to the other organizations within the school as well as the numerous civic clubs within the city is the Ushers Club, Under the leadership of advisors Mr. Simson and Mr. Bowman and the pres- ident Sonia Seaberg, membership in this exclusive or- ganization is open to all senior high girls. This organization provides girls to maintain a coat check at all home basketball games and ushers for the many local programs held within the school. This year Ushers Club also provided a team ot workers for the ROW l: Mr, Simson, M. Wiggins, S. Seaberg, S. Huntley, Mr, Bow- man. ROW ll: J. Clark, E. Ziegler, J, Johnson, E. Glawe, A. Rice, R. Samdahl, J. Erickson, S. Myhre, M. Runger, J. Stillings, B. Samp- son. ROW Ill: D. Christensen, D. Hoge, J. Olson, V. Thorpe, R. Zurn P. Odland, L. Erickson, D. Larson, R. Sanders, G. Stoen, E. Wetsch. local branch of the national Get-out-and-vote cam paign. As a reward for the year's eltorts, club members are given free bus tickets to the district basketball tourna- ments. The annual spring picnic provides an ideal clos- ing tothe year. Learning to be a gracious hostess and enjoying their responsibilities are assets gained in Ushers Club, which will be useful to all its members as lite unfolds upon new horizons, ROW IV: J. Dilley, M. Langager, J. Nelson, C. Willette, M. Malvick B. Kandt, P. Diamond, L. Kiehl, N. Viken, P. Frederickson, M. Courn- eya, M. Sundvall. ROW V: M. Schroeder, J. O'Brien, L. Dahring S. Olson, A, Stearns, C. Boze, R. Braun, B. Nannenga, D. Vander- poel, M. Northrup, A. Eliiah, A, Wolf 1 . ' . till ,I , QW l7lll7W:l,7T l f.-lfziiizuf lll ili- nf. .54 fn ' Q 4 -Q P. Melbye, S. McCarthy, C. Huntley, and R. Lee keep library in orderly fashion Club Aids Library Club is an essential function of our school. Under the supervision of Miss Ulven, the librarian, the library club members spend many hours keeping our books centered by means of the Dewey Decimal Sys- tem. Each member spends one hour a week at the check-out desk, while the other members prepare an attractive bulletin board to interest students in reading. Here the students are able to find information which ROW I: G. Jennison, A. Coalwell, L. Snyder. ROW ll: R. Lee, S. Sandvick, D. bye, P. Collins, .l. lusty. l'.ll Ll bra rua n will aid them in their class work as well as outside read- ing to provide entertainment. Other duties include arranging books and magazines, filing cards, and keeping things in good order for students who use the library. ln the future their knowledge of library work will prove essential. Our library club is one of the many service organiza- tions that aids in the operation of our school. Fischer, S. McCarthy, P. Mel- 61 ROW I: S Mickelberg, J Erickson, S Seaberg ROW II: M Swanson, tv' Benson, D Anderson L Braun. ROW III: R, Sanders, E Ratz, M Schroeder Miss Bakke. mateurs now . . . Professionals??? Future Teachers Helping Teachers, visiting colleges, ana pracTice Teaching at grade and high schools are just a few of The acTiviTies carried on by The FuTure Teachers of America, its purpose is To enable The members To inves- tigate vocaTional opporTuniTies in Teaching. Encourag- ing its members To explore Their own qualificahons in Teaching is another goal sought by The future Teachers, Well prepared, These sTudenTs go on To college feel- ing confTdenT of The knowledge gained in The Teach- ing profession. ROW I:J B-rge1T J O'Brier S 'f,Tckc'r,c-rg,J harder, L Meiiern Mr lsaacson, S Myhre ROW ll: L Benshool, A Boode, C. Hart man,J Siocking, D Larson J Ddley C Aulf, ROW Ill: R Sanders, S Seaber3,J Schroeder, G lnririils Y Kriznz, M Mer, P Gunder .ga :rg ie A T T s i T I l Thespians Being The only sTricTly dramaTic club in school, Thes- pians aims aT furThering iTs members' enioyment and knowledge of The Theatrical arTs. This spring, under The direction of Their advisor, Mr. Isaccson, and president, Joanne Sanden, Thespians pre- sented a children's play To The grade school sTudenTs and entered a play in The district conTesT. Through the guidance The members receive in This organization, the Thespians may go on in The fuTure wirh a knowledge of The Theafre. son M Longage' ROW IV: A Swenscr' B Norvin J. Brandfold, E, Anderson, L, Kiehl, S, Shawman, P Diamond, M, Schroeder. B Fingalson ROW V: D VVilli11r'ts, A Stearns, R Broun S Huntley, E. Freiue l' I X Q? - - Q ..,i A rr' F,- T1 L .. I M , 4 Nl, L':f Q Til w ' 5 o Left To Right, L Benshoot, Mr, Johansson, D, Stallman, G Huss, J Ekern, J. Stollenwork, J. Kent. Clubs Rocket to Success Debate Learning poise, economics, and oratory is the goal of the DLHS debate squad. Under the guidance of Mr. Johansson, members have been debating the resolution: That the federal govern- ment should sustain the prices of major agricultural pro- ducts at not less than 90 per cent ot parity. This team took part in debate clinics throughout Minnesota including the regional tournament in Moor- head. Debate is an activity which can be developed into valuable knowledge to be used in chosen, specialized fields. Business Club Business Club is organized to study business activ- ities, to promote good relationship between the business students and the businessmen of Detroit Lakes, and to develop an understanding ct current business altairs. Some ot the activities being conducted this year are field trips to downtown oltlces, and assisting the school ottlce and faculty members in typing and stenciling. The experience gained through this organization will help these future business women in their chosen ca- reers. ROW I: E, Freiie, A. Eli-ah, L. Martin, S Seaoeg, E Glawe, P. Frederickson, G Steen ROW ll. Mrs. Brady, B, Sampson, J. Olson, A. Altenholen, P. Diamond, S. Huntley, M. Pearson, B. Snyder ROW Ill: J. Nelson, L. Dohring, A. Wolf, J. Johnson, F. Gullingsrud, J. Zehms, L. Lemon. x x 4 .0 rf. I x11 can-? 4 'X ' D Peterson D SchmIdt andL Leegard are shown backstage at the electrIcaI control board udIo VIsuaI Proves a Necesslty MIghty Men of the movIes are responszble for an Important part of our educatIon the showIng of ed ucatIonal films Members of thIs group undergo many hours of traInIna before theIr dIrector Mr LaSelle con sIders them qualufled for theIr Important work Ablllly and responsIbIlIty are of equal Importance In the care and operatIon of delIcate audIo vIsual eqmpment thIs Includes maIntenance of the move proyectors showIng noon hour movIes handlIng publIc address systems and provIdIng phonographs and dISC Iockeys for VOFIOUS school actIvItIes Many hours of work go Into makmg a senIor hIgh school boy a MIghty Man Many hours are spent to pFOVIde you the student wIth an Important part of your educatIon ROWI J Sanden P Nasset Mr LaSelle D SchmIdt E Nordgulen ROW II D Anderson R Bengston K Gulseth R Carlson P Leland L Leegard M Enckson L Mntchell ROW III D Zehms C Johnson D TObklh G Ulnch D Peterson 64 lkwqkws , , 4' IDBI fl 1 O 0 O , , , . 7 K I M 'T if . 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K l L s Q ' J . , I R V Q . , ies s X ' I ' at x 'nn ,xl ROWI K Gulseth W Jensen B Johnson B Scherzer D Hegg Ernckson B Crowell J Anderson R Nercer D Anderson R Wm ters K Jarandson G Nelson G Kohler ROW III D Mackner R Fungalson G Ulrtck W Walther R Lundberg W Rodewald H Mtchell R Jansen D Scheeler D Rogstad E Norgulen L Mnch Nasset E Lerthelser B Wetdewttsch G Schrnndt D Schrmdt M Schmndt J Wllette R Carlson J Jackson From Green Hands to Future Farmers Learnrng how to provlde for the agrrcultural needs of our country rs one of the goals of the Future Farmers of Amerrca Thus us a natronal organlzatron for all farm youth or anyone Interested tn agrlculture and anrmal husbandry Besldes learnrng the best methods of farmnng and soul conservatron these future farmers learn how to be come better cttuzens of therr farmung communrttes Thr year the FFA members made and sold caramel apples durrng the lunch hour In order to provrde funds for some of therr annual protects whrch range from banquets to sendlng outstandlng members to varrous conventrons throughout the year Officers R Scherzer R Johnson D Hegg W Jenson K Gul M Schmudt W Rodewald and D Stoen learn weldlng seth and Mr Olson advrsor techniques necessary for farm work 63 fx 5 Q t 5 .5 ze R' . f PD Y , lt.. x , L. .- 'l , K' . I. O . . ' , ,v I - . 1: , 'Q ' ' . . ' ' o F v .K I .. v . ' 'f - S . ' - 1 Ni' ' E .1 Q .. 5, 1- A 1 C. Olson. ROW II: R. Reller, E. Schmidt, K. Pearson, D. Zehrns, M. ell, L. Lindsay. ROW IV: D. Peterson, R. Bengston, D. Anderson, P. . , . , . . 2 . , . I 1 - 5 , . , . . ' 'c 3 5 x xi' ' X . .-1' t ,, 7 1 Q . X , 9 vii idx r '10 i A ROW l: J Burgett, C. Boze, Mrs Berman, S Mickelberg, M. Lan- gajge',L Ee1 :'i2o5 D Grinarua P Dc1 3rd,R Bracn J Reinart ROW ll: S McDonald, M Vviggtns, D. Stolp, L. Mellenn, J. Clark, D. Bellelewlle, C. Sundvall S Myhre, J Dtlley, J O'l5'en, M. Schroeder, A Rice, D Larson, M. Northup ROW Ill: H Herdeg. K Boldjcft H Liiijst 'fze ia, D Mur'y, b bo'i's'iiJ, J Sctvoeder, L Flury, L. Freclerickson, D Crane, D. Hoge, E. Ziegler, E. Daily, M. L-W - Bergen M Pearson. ROW IV: D Christensen, J Sanden, C. Willette, C. Knutson, J Brandvold, Y Kacrtz, B Martin, L Craig, J. Huss, J Krurnp, S Seaberg, S DeFrance M VValz ROW V: L, Ktehl, B. Fingalson, E Anderson, G Burrows J Ruberts, D. Williams, D. Gray J Edwzifas B Errckson D XNetntPr E Freie L Storm, S Huntley, S Bohn, S Sr'own'an, C Johnson, D Clark. G. A. Afers Develop Teamwork Keeping physically fit is as important in life as booklearning. The Girls Athletic Association seeks to develop a sportsmanlike attitude in each member and to give her the opportunity ot learning to co-operate as a team member. Membership in GAA is offered to all senior high girls who are able to withstand the dreaded initiation which all established members thoroughly enioy. Taking time out from their sports, the girls played hostess at the annual Wltite Christmas party, Working ROW I: P Zeglei F Johnson, M Leitheiser, M Fiury, D, Fischer, J Jonnson, M. t-toghaug, E Hale, P. Beck, N. McDonald ROW ll: J, Meyer, V Jannson E Stolp S Stoen C Hale, S. McCarthy, C t-t:r'n1:r' S Jef- . Stockrg K Ka'lw D Gunderson, A. Mott, S Clark, M Fer'in P Freisert, K Elverts. ROW Ill: .l. PrlCE, J. West, K Bcnewtcz D Brahnwr, A Boode M Rossi, S. Barker, J. Zieg'e', N' Dtsse, P Arrtesan G Eotts, D Grande, K. Ford, M. under the President, M. Langager, combined forces pro- duced a seasonal atmosphere with festive decorations. Seasonal sports include volleyball, basketball, and bowling. The girls are stimulated to hard playing by the annual awards and the general competition that stems from hard play and teamwork. As the GAA'ers grow old and their once agile bodies become stitt, they will look back and remember sprained tingers, quarrels, and triends made in GAA. Klernentscn, J Lusty. J Ekern ROW IV: M, Tabor, J, Wilke, R. Wogne', A Swenson, D Tiegen, C. Ruberts, G. lngalls, S. Moe, l.. Johansson, B Walle B Sauer E Johnson, S Johnson, J. Virden. L Klazzo A Mm' ROW V. t-f Swaoson V Martin, D Johnson, E. Ratz, M Parker, K Hendrickson, S Sondvick, J. Dilley, P. Suter, P. Ehrens. R Lee, S Eidenschink, L Nelson, M. Johnson, E. Daniel- son, K. Disse, P Strike ROW I: M. Courneyo, S. McDonald, C. Blodgett, L. Craig, M. Swan- son, M. Bergen, D. Williams, Miss Recksiedler, M. Langager. M. Walz. ROW ll: D. Gunderson, K. Kath, M. Schroeder, C. Chapman, J. Schroeder, D. Stolp, L. Mellem, L. Benshoof, C. Sundvall, S. Myhre, D. Gandrud, M. Sundvall, J. Dilley, D. Christensen. ROW III: M Northrup, S Bohn, B Dombeck, H. Engstrarid, D. Murray, B. Fingalson, L. Frederickson, S. DeFrance, D. Crane, D. Hoge, J. 5'-1 'ii Clark, M. Pearson, D. Larson, A. Rice, J. Huss, D. Tiegen, B. Water- house, J, Krurnp, H. Herdeg, B. Biornstad, C. Knutson, J. Brandvold, Y, Kaatz, L. Flury, P. Diamond, S. Showrnan, J. O'Brien, J. Olson, P. Odland. ROW IV: S. Mickelberg, J. Ruberts, E. Anderson, A. Coughlin, G. Burrows, J. Sanden, J. Edwards, J. Burgett, S. Huntley, B. Erickson, D. Weimer, B. Martin, D. Gray, C. Johnson, B. Nannen- ga, E. Freiie, D. Bellefeuille. Our Cheering Power Pep Club has worked successfully during this past year under the direction of Monica Bergen, president, and Mrs. Berman, adviser, at promoting school spirit. An annual event sponsored by this club is the Sadie Hawkins Party at which students express their artistic ability in costumes and decorations. Branching out from Pep Club are our pep leaders or cheerleaders who help leod our team on to victory. Our cheerleaders, Sue, Carole, Dureen, Jo, Donna, and Sharon were chosen through processes of elimination ROW I: L. Klabo, N. McDonald, P. Beck, K. Benewicz, M. St. Marie, M, Rossi, C. Hale, O. Botts. J. Johnson, S Wheeler, E. Hale ROW ll: K. Disse, J. Meyer, T. Dombeck, D. Weston, K. Ford, E, Johnson, P. Hafner, G. Ingalls, R. Wagner, J. Stocking, C. Hart- man, A. Boode, J. Dilley. ROW Ill: D. Grande, B. Sauer, A. Swenl by faculty members, club officers, and finally by the student body. lt is the duty of these cheerleaders to arrange our pep tests and obtain student buses to out of town games besides arousing spirit and enthusiasm in each student. Another proiect accomplished was the buying of new cheerleader outfits which are red corduroy dresses. Our cheerleaders and every member of Pep Club help to make each athletic season more enioyable. son, J. Willkie, M. Klerrientson, J. West, K. Ferrin, E. Stolp, P. Stilke, D. Fischer, M. Parker, E. Ratz. ROW IV: M. Johnson, M. Mal- vick, L. Nelson, V. Martin, S. Johnson, S. Moe, S Clark, C. Lutsy. A. Muir, M. Hoghaug, B. Wolfe, C. Ruberts, S. Barker, K, Hend- rickson, S. Burgett. , . ' s cf Mxed emofons ore brougw our durmrj un e n Q Bfeom Chee leaders V Mor! K Bene 5 Johnson cr ii Pep Leaders Essential to Victory SDe Myhre - 5.1 V D. Malney, J, Sachs, T. Swanson, R. Wendt, and J Moaerg put up play sets. S Showmon E Bow and T Swonson Work hard durinq an all-important rehearsal Seniors Present Qutstanding Comedy Actors pace impatiently backstage, the unsettled manner of the audience falls to an expectant hush-it is the opening night of George Washington Slept Here, a play presented to our community by the '57 seniors under the direction of Miss Rhodes and student directors Dennis Nustad and Danielle Bellefeuille. Back- stage crews worlced throughout the performance add- ing their special talents to make what might have been a good play, spectacular. As the curtain rises we find Mr, and Mrs. Newton Fuller purchasing an abandoned farmhouse in Penn- sylvania. Hoping to convert it into a summer residence, as-, x -D 1 i i.. if to N N 2 the Fullers set about digging a well and planting a garden. That is, until they are confronted with a mort- gage and informed that if it isn't paid they will lose their home. Mr. Prescott, a neighbor, appears as a villain who has been wanting to grab the house from the confused and bewildered Fullers. Then a map is found, it is proven that the Fullers own more land than they claimed. George Washington Slept Here is a production which leaves fond memories not only in the hearts of the seniors, but in the minds of underclassmen who en- joyed the play. x l ' s X v 4 ,. 'I xl I1 L Q Q I 1 Q Row 1.5 Q 1- , ' - Row nu z -V V ,,.1 gi , 1 P Row Illfl Instrumentalists Provide B Brown and T Swovsov Yfowbone e'WwS.GSVS J. Pearson ond L. Nlelsen res! while Yrombones fair: over. ROW I: M. Piechowski, J. Wilke, V. Martin, D, Gandrud, J. Schroeder, A. Boode, A, Swenson. ROW ll: Q. DeFrance, Y. Kaatz, G. Huss, B. Harris, B. Craig, M. Swanson, D. Makey, M. Johnston. ROW Ill: L. Nielsen, J. Pearson, J. Ruberts, M. Soderberg, J. Sachs, S. McDonald, M. Langager, R. Hatlestad, J, Baxter, J. Puetz, D. Anderson. ROW IV: S. Myhre, D. Crane, M. Bergen, S. Bohn, L. Craig, H. Engstrand, B. Covell, P. Specht, R. Phelps, T. Olson, B. Brown, T. Swanson. Enjoyable Entertainment High pitched squeaks are changed into mellow, musical notes' on OH-beef tempo into O Continuous D. Crane pauses for breath as rest of the clarinet section rhythm, and a dull retrain becomes a vibrant echo con,i,.,Ue5p,oYi,,g. as Robert H. Leuhrs, Detroit Lakes High School's new band director, conducts practice sessions in room 64. Whether it is marching in the heat of the Water Carnival parade or the cold of the last football game, the band is always adding zest and color to community and school activities. Our concert band has been busy since early this year practicing patiently for first the annual winter concert and then the spring concert. Pep band adds spice at games and pep tests, while the Combo, under the direction of Rudy Moe, plays for school dances. This year the band schedule has been changed to allow for regular 6th hour classes. Woodwind sect- ionals are given on Tuesdays and brass sectionals are on Thursdays. This change gives the students additional practice time and does away with after supper sessions. Band offers more to its participants than an extra- credit or a means of enjoyment. It develops a music- al appreciation which the band student will long remember. i O L l Uonold-nr' rlneir irodifion os one ef 're N:'Tlw'fes s llnes' I3 :': s. 'fe DLHS G coooello cboir oere covir Vim-rl ' Gb ' 'y Dxisg 'fe fecr 'ee Cro' Voififei mor eng 'ours f cle' ev f:i'ec's' 'fiss Cws'c:' Clste 'o mwz- 'Ve f :2 ce : ond :'5C-'? ' cs:eo'3 tes U eo ' 'fel' s col 'fi 5 'ec- ff' 'wo fret' i9'iC'-:f'ons o'-ese -eol 'Q 're iommf' .'.e'e -- 'lbrzmsos :fo avec :if em' .ro 3:'-'e mf-Y sestd se Qs es 'Q 'reme :re 'z or ff Nos ocqu 'ed of 'fe ssrirg corcefr During Crrisfmos seosof re D, flscys reperl osre' in wfevde Lesfivifes by csvoling ot po mg 0' 'ffgfesr 'brougb om our bosiness seciion ond were CVilf?'fGlPC'fl oltewroffls Ez' O porty. ln eorly sprirg, me cinoir pofficipored ir music festivals lielol flrrooglwoof iliis oreo ond proved To be consideroble cornperiiion To Tlie oilwer cnoirs porficipolng, Highlighting o yeor of busy ocliviiies was ine iour, The Hrs' of its noiure in the niosic deponments Finonces for the lou' were 'oised moinly fbroogn flue mogozfe sole in Tlie lo' Tlre 'Free doy Your cons sfed of voriebs stop offs in sowbern Mrinesofo. Te vcfyizble experience goined from be-ng o rnember of 'ne DL croir will olwoys be o bene-ft To irs members in ine 'More ,U w.: lsx 11 Gnif Persons of Note ROW I: B. Biornsiod, R, Sorndohl, N. Viken, R Boyurn, C. Sundvoll, C. Knutson, S. Myh'e,J. Stillings,M Sundvoll, D. Bellefeuille, S. Huntley. ROW II: V Thorpe, A. Cooghlin, C Boze, B Muffin, M VN'olz,D Williams, D Gcxrdrud, M Schroeder, D Johnson, L Flow, E Glowe ROW III: J lying R Pfelzys, D Ander- son, B. Corlson, F. Herrnonson, C Ringsmd, J. Clork ROW IV: M Steinlce. B Sliorc, R Nelson,J Moberg, P. Brondvold. W. Hoflesfod, T. Swanson. Girls' quartet-H. Herdeg, S. Myhre, L. Craig, S. Showman. o a i N 67 Q Q Girls' trio-C. Knutson, L. Flury, J. Sanden. Outstanding Groups are Pride of Choir Detroit Lakes l-ligh School is fortunate to have many talented young musicians within its choral groups. The girls' quartet, trio, and glee club are among the best in high school choir ensembles in this area. Directed by Miss Crystal Olson, the girls provide musical entertainment at various civic and school func- tions in this vicinity. ROW I: C. Knutson, N. Vilcen, J. Stlllirigs, D. Gandrud, M. Sund- vall, S. Showman, L. Craig, L, Mellem, N. Erickson. ROW ll: M Walz, D. Bellefeuille, C. Sundvall, S. Myhre, D. Crane, L. Flury, N. Wheeler, J. Sanden, D. Stolp, ROW Ill: D, Williams, B. Martin, . r if ' V -,ff -, , F Sfmt-f fi-J sz-fferlfiv . Jw, W V 4 ' 'lv - M- 4:1 fi Lakettes became the name of the girls' quartet, which consists of tour songsters from the Girls Glee Club. This group has sung at many school parties, while the trio performed at more civic affairs. Talent is something that must be cultivated to be appreciated, and the girls cho- ral groups use their musical ability to the fullest extent. E. Glawe, V. Thorpe, M. Schroeder, H. Herdeg, R. Somclchl, S. Wee, P. Johnson, L. Storm, R. Sanders. ROW IV: A. Coughlin, C. Boze, R. Boyum, S, Huntley, D. Johnson, M. Muir, S. Olson, D Weimer, J. Edwards, J. Bvurgett. ' il. . .,. if: i- L i K . . - i 1 . lllilf ill i' 1 EQ? ik pg-1---f-H X in Boys quartet L Nielson T Swanson R Wendt F Walz Boys octet D Anderson B Sharp J Kam L Nnelson D Makey Soderberg J Sachs B Brown Mass Olson Glee Club Displays Male Power Not to be outdone by the weaker sex the strong voices of the basses and tenors loan their forces and come out with such famulzar songs as Memories are Made of Thus and other popular and sem: popular arrangements The Four Hnts and a Mass are probably the most popular ot all boys groups nn DLHS Mass Olson pro ROWI L Nnelson J Karn F Wulz D Frlesen B Baber ROW ll C Weldon D Makey M Soderberg D Lucas A Kertscher R Wendt R Sunger ROW Ill J Long T Swanson D Carlson vides the Mxss while she drrects the talented group A larger group rs the Boys Octet whnch does an equally fine rob Every Friday the boys have a practice session an preparateon for appearances throughout the clty We can all be proud of the spnrlted male enthusiasts that help gnve our chonr and choral groups the esteem It has achieved In thus area F Hermanson J Clark C Rlngstad J Sachs B Brown D Nustad ROW IV B Phelps M Sternke B Johnson B Sharp P Brand vold D Anderson J Moberg B Hatelstad L Nnelson 13 by h .. Q. I Y I Q . V A ' 101- ' ,F . L -Q e ,Mm - 1' ' ' I 2. v I, , is J 0 A ,, . V S- ,A 1 ' - X Q 1 ' - 'Q . If Q, , , ' ' If Q Q - ' - . ' , . , . , . . ' - . , . , . , . ' , , , M. O Il ll ' ll ' Il 4 ' , . . . . ,, . . . . . . ,, . . . . H - - 11 - - 1 - ' , . , - , , , V . - , - , 4 ' , , . , . - : . , , , . , . , . , : . , . ' , . ' , . , . - . , . I . : . , . , . , , . , . , . , . ' . -1 1 ev , . 42 Xp, -- V ' 'M J D Y T WW i I 1 Q ay 'Gels 3 -' 3- .', V ' E 9-Q15 Y N' '-05 W W' ,,..., ROW I: R. Ronstrorn, M. Ferrxn, S Wheeler, V. Johnson, N. MC- Donald, P Beck, J West ROW II: P Sttlke, M Erlckson, J, Hnlde brand, L Johnson, K Benew cz, M Flwy, B Gersvug, S. Olson, D. Smart, J. Lusty, A. DeGroat, D. Fvscher, S. Peterson, C. Ruberts, S. Burgett, M, Parker, J. Meyer, E Hale, K. Bloomquist, K, Fingal- son ROW III: Y. Gire, P. Peterson, K. Hendrickson, K. Grossman, R. Lee, M. St, Morle, N. Nybp, K. Arneson, C. Brodbury, E. Ruiz, for Senior Band and Choir ROW I: S. Just, K, Disse, E, Hale. ROW II: C. Edwards, L, Lidstrorn, Klaho, A Mulr, K. Dusse ROW IV: J Johnson, M. Frankburg, S Clark, J. Wheeler, J, Swenburg, P. Maloney, M. Olson, L, Miqkel bug, J. Lynch, J. Wagandorl, D, Bloornqulst, D Guida, J, Dghl qulst, C. Anderson, 5 Eadenschlnk, P, Srrart ROW V: T, Wolz, T Larson, P. Holen, L, Har,es, D. Riebholt, G. Jennison, R. Long, T Fritz, B. Davlde, J. Gandrud, B. Bunday, J. Lucas, R, Coughlin, D Cusey, J. Haack, L. Hanson, R. Hoghaug, M McCarthy, D, Wagner J Ranstrom, J Borstad ROW III: M Johnson, D. Jacobson, P. Irv- Borstad, L, Hanson, M Engorn, D. Gunderson, P. Nelson, J. O'Rorik, ing, R. Olson, J. Mace, G. Mitchell, K. Jones, J. Flury, K, Fingalson, R, Mickelburg, D. Burrows, T. Lynch. ROW V: M. Wheeler, D. Bloom- J. Johnson. ROW IV: D. Makey, J. Tollelson, B. Legler, G. Cole, H. quist, L. Muckelburg, J. Gandrud, J. Haack, R. HOQINJUQ- , ? I Iii , .gy r' Fl 3 ALE mx Q --,Z O U- . X .5 f -lA..Qf,b 0 ff' + 4+ ae 0 Q- .G ig QQ PJ? IITBLET ICS 0 1' 0 jr Q, JV , tz75 Q 'H M 25 :il 21.7.3 ii ,xii Qlilfiq y f , if si -I Y! R Y l T f X B Joy, B. Wiedowitsch, and R. Mann make an attempt to stop the opposing team. Team Acquires Experience and Bruises Making good use ot Coach Bill Bye's multiple oltense, the '56 Lakers powered to a 5-2-l record, and tied for second place in the Resort Region Conference. included in the list of Laker victims were Crookston, Breckinridge, Park Rapids, Wadena, Alexandria, losses to Fergus and Moorhead and a tie with Thief River Falls were the only blots on the Laker slate. Heading the list of Lakers who won acclaim in post- season activities was Carl Grossman who led the team in scoring and rushing yardage. Walt Tolletson and ROW I: D. Kile, J. Howe, B. Johnson, D, Lucas, C. Borstad, A. Kertscher, M. Anderson, VV. Tollefson, D. Buck, J. Johnson. ROW Il: R. Dahlquist, R. Mann, M. Parker, M. Steinke, J. Halseth, W, Rhode, B. Joy, G. Friese, C. Grossman, B. Wiedowitsch. ROW III: Mike Parker were the leading passer and pass receiver in the conference, Clark Borstad, Mike Partker, and Carl Grossman were selected on the all-conference squad and given all-state honorable mention. i957 Lakers may have some difticulty in filling the shoes ot the nine departing seniors. Mike Parker and Carl Grossman, who was also named the most valu- able player, were named co-captains tor the '57 sea- son. A. Lia, B. Bcrstad, D. Stoen, L Thompson, D. Howe, K. Carpenter, G. Brekken, L. Nielsen, T. Fox, R. Carlson, D. Kerfscher, D Milbrath, L. Winter, L. Anderson. ii 1 '- 6 LCK Detroit Lakes 27 ..,.. 13 , 26 . 27 . 6 .. Q8 . 13 . 32. LOW: PrCw1erh'euv3 'C,':h 'Q afar, Lqlfw gum Laker Record Cfooifefom FC'QUS FQHS , B'CCLi':VT'NdQ6' . Pfzfk RC1pid5 vw K 1- '. f'11dcfwC1 , . fZC'FQc1d fimdrrcn ' ff Qu eff UN! Opponents . 6 . 21 . O A C . 6 . O A 20 . 6 wle e s .l Coacned by Carl Oman, the '57 Lakers Sltgvyed morrects ol br Nance in comoling a i2--8 rrark, DQ. iUQ5'S go' oft to a :ost star' f. wang igcf 'n a '51, 'each ng ire cirrax o? trer seasor early nhe' 'hey duroed a shong Berridii 'een' 8OfoO. fls 'ne season wore on, roffever, it became eviden' 'hat the Lakers we'e 'fin the wrong district since tre Fergcs Falls Otters had come LD with trei' bes' 'eaai in years. Tre ostrict 'oxndment .nas rather snortlwea :or DL 're trst game 're Lc:ke's krock-ea 3Jt l-lamey, bat n 'ne sem-Vnals they lost a reonoreaker to Fergcs by a score ot 34- 30. i Individually, Jim Johnson, Laker center, broke two D.L. scoring records as he posted new marks tor season scoring totals and individual hgh in one game. J'm broke the scoring record by Looping 31 points against Moorhead on February l and racking , up Q9 against Breckenridge on February Q. Former Laker high ot 27 was held jointly by Jack Campbell, Dick Pettit, and Al Moberg, Jim's season total ot 35l was l8 better than the previous high of 333 by Jack Campbell and Bob Moe. 0 Johnsf 1v'v ptta ge' a rebcmrd lei the Lakers I n Q Mann ' -lhoersor B C':'lson, D Kite J Johrson, Vi Omar C Borsfod J, Tollefson, M. Parker, F. lf,- Wir Pi , l C1lSQlh eP'x5 55 F44 V -7 21' Lena - of ff FL? 'W f x I X I X X!! Individual Honors Cager Scores Detroit Lakes 79 ..... . . Perharn ...... . 78 . . . Wadena ...,. .. 65 . .. Thief River Falls . 80 . . . Bemidii ..... . . 44 . . . Breckenridge , . 59 . .. Willmar ... 73 . .. Litchheld .. 66 , .. Alexandria .. 62 . . . Moorhead . , . 68 . .. Park Rapids ... 59 . . . Wadena ... . 59 . .. Fergus Falls ,... 63 . . . Moorhead . . . 62 . . , Breckenridge . . 72 . .. Alexandria ., 68 . .. Fergus Falls ... 66 . .. Park Rapids ... 82 . . . Crooksion . . . 63 . . . Bernidii . . 72 . .. Staples .. Opponents 47 . 42 , 43 . 60 . 51 . 76 . 89 . 53 , 54 . 51 . 43 . 69 . 74 . 53 . 82 . 81 , 60 . 74 . 91 . 61 ..-. ...W ,A 1 .V rf' N,To1!ersori drwes as 'f Uofke' screen Berrwdg deferaer arker looks on as M Arrdersor scores two in Thief R'vef ga 4 I I . .. . .,.-... ,- .- .. - 5.1 0 s- -f-..,., , V,,Nr, h L, ,,,,,4 9' ., Q. Pelican lim- races for Laker as hc- gains needed yards Cee Gridders Train Under the able coaching ot Marlow Davidson and Cal Berman the Cee squad football team closed their season with a successful -4-2 wineloss record. Consisting ot T7 players, the team was one ot the smallest Detroit Lakes has ever had. The coaches ex- pressed the hope that more boys would come out next year. Cee squad holds the potential which makes tor either a weak or strong varsity. This years record holds bright promises tor a terrihc future team. - Laker stopped by horde at tacklers for A Squad. Cee Scores Detroit Lakes Opponent Frazee Perham P1 I- VQIILUIY Perharn Frazee Feraus ROW I: G Schnwat, P Maloney, V Benson J Lynch. L, Micke-llaeury, T Johnsor, J. VVheele T Lar on ROWII: G, Couvreya R Crowell J Swerbcrg, R Cusey, R Bundoy, E. Leitneiser, J. Jackson Carlisle, J. Lucas. -mga' J fJ.r'v-'N ' r ln . A .5 me . A . , H .L A.- an Q u 'x xt- , Iv- FJ4 ,'y SGJQP Jake, ?UChPQ f. +',v,O ' 'TZ 'VT v,fn.Q Enix ,ff f., z ,dh ,ur me E lm 31 1 41 lbs V xr , k' 'i A if Q C 1 J Q Cam' ace to re' ic e cock T, Fox defends goal as R Carlson and G. Brekken drive tv' another comt dwina nraztice Pucksters Mold Winning Team Coach Rathbon spent the season blending the inex- PUCk5tel'S SC0l'eS perierced underclassrnen .with the six returning letter- nen to nwold a winning teann lor the lutare The Lakers were hanfpered oy bad weather and inadequate facilities throughout the year, The puclcsters hong their skates up with a l-5 record for the year. Brad John- son, the only senior on the Sauad, led the scaring with ll points, Gary Bi'el4l4en, John Cayo, and Melvin Sodefowg atided fe fee' of thi: goals, . !i'h ll return- ing leuernzei' Rgithoen is 'aoking :ow-.afd to a 'bang- up season rex? year. ROW Iqj 'M 'honnczs L Scorch' 5 Jf'i'i5i 1 . ,, I G F'3ZF t SWG Detroit Lakes 5 . , . . Q.. . l , 3 .. . 4 ,. . O ,. . R Carlson, L Davenport. ROW D6 .4 Opponents Red Lake Falls ., l Fargo ....... . 6 Crookston . . . 4 Crookston . . . . 3 St, Cloud . . 7 Fargo .. . 5 II: J. Caye, G. Brelclcen, fi A ufqo ir X ,'-k 'KE' f 0.1-5 -41 I 4 V 4 r. 'fs mt' ,uw ' I t 1. Q ti ' I , . , ,Q H10-' 3-,451 1' .l, Johnson does ballet follow-through in shot put. kv V4-,ALA 'Audi' ua.-nun-naar.-o . ' J y'L,v-f,,.W ' I -5 A H. Johnston strains for eve' f 'nc' rt broad u'nrJ ln'1' Thinclads Have Almost Year Sporting two ot the best athletes in the state, the D,L. thinclads ran up an impressive array of second place 'finishes during the year. Lynn Winter and Bob Moe were outstanding all year long in pacing the red- men to the second post in Regional and District meets, the Lake Region Relays, the Otter Relays, the Dragon Relays, and a third place in the Sioux Relays. Both Moe and Winter competed in the state meet where Moe picked up points in the low hurdles and the high lump. Winter, the most valuable player, won the shot put and discus in the district meet, He also won the shot and placed second in the discus at the regional meet. This year, Marlowe Davidson replaces Urban Bene- wicz as coach and faces a rebuilding job alter the departure ot six senior lettermen.The bright spot in the coming year will be the experience and potential of the weight men. B. Moe grimaces as crowd watches intently. Tha... 63' l l , l mx-,lf f lt A 7 1 Av, Q 1. . ' G S are shown recelvlng dugout lnstrudlons from Coach Anderson Russ Lunch prepared To I Terr Coaches Build a Nucleus for '57 We had The nToTerial, buT we iusT couldn'T puT To- geTher o consisTenT winning Team combinahonf' mighT well be The Thoughfs of baseball coaches Ted and Dick Anderson aT The end of The '56 season. The Team failed To came Through in The righT places and finished The year vviTh a 2 and 6 record, Fergus Falls downed The Lakers in The TTrsT round of The DisTricT 23 TournarnenT To end The season for The baTsmen. DL, led 4 To 2 going inTo The sevenTh inning, only To have The OTTers lqnal The scare and force The game inTo exTra innings. Coach Anderson will have Ten reTurning leTTerrnen in '57 To give him a nucleus for a Tap flighT Tearn, ROW I: F. VValz,J Janlce, J, Howe, R March, M. Pa Detroit Lakes 7., l.. 2 l l 6 .. l ,. l ,. 4 .. Season Record Opponents . l7 . lO Fergus Falls .. l , l5 Perhanw ...., . Fergus Falls ,. . Moolrlhead . . . l Pelican Rapids Thief River Falls ,. 4 Thief River Falls .. 4 Fergus Falls .. .. .6 Rev, D. Alb' ghf. ROW ll: J. FiTsgerald, M. Anderson, D, Lucas, B Jonrsor, R Land? ROW lll: N' R '3-v'ac'5C'T C Cxrrc' R Lia G KludT, D. Vlfeirrer, Mr. T. Anderson. OL -6 'Q' 31 IQ 'Llp 31- 1,7 S 7 sf T I Keg, ' NAKE 4, vpxelsxg --- SZY 5 ,-E'-,2A 2 ' Tau T elf in ff..--:.M A l -T F Rf e'l'll sal Q 3 -...I-....4... Gel' Yea' Q Czrk, D Lee, V-fr Moe, and D V 1 W F T Os Wll f rar! rf Teams Supply State Contenders Gof LasT year proved To be a successful one for The D.L linksfers, Our r'nosT oufsfanding golfer, Dick Lee, re ceived medalisT honors in The Moorhead InviTaTional and The Disfricl 23 Go MeeTs. Lee earned coneda ist honors in The ResorT Region Conference and along wiTh Dick Clark won glory for The D.L. linkslers by qualifying for The sTaTe Tournamem aT The Region 6 Meer Coach Rudy Moe hopes To have an even more suc- cessful learn This year vvifh his enlire squad relurning, D. Lee pracTices cn The putnng green Tennw Tufored by Bill Eb rhardt The 56 Laker nefrner garnered second place in The resorT region conference and qualified Tfvo members for The sTaTe doubles Tour- narnenTs. Gary Kludf and Torn Jacobsen composed The DL doubles Teain which wenT To The sTaTe. The loss of These Two seniors will prove To be a handicap To The '57 nefrnen. This year's Team is forTunaTe To have four refurning leTTerinen. f'-rlll'lOLJQll The learn is noT experienced, if looks foward a promising season. D NusTad scores wiTh a bzzckhand smash .npr . Jr! v I A 48' fu- I .. 1 1 Y s f + I '- I Davenport ond J, Verden solo perform ot Whlte Christmas Porty. llhlm 1, 1-1 WX. 'a 3 X swag' 'Q gl Students Have E. Boze, V. Thorpe, D. Nustod, M. Schroeder, M. Friesen blow herd for Senior's vlcvory in fhe inierclczss 1ournomen1s. ' 9 om rn .4 '5 2 1 Cl 1,- -xfz. :. . FE Z ff QQ! Z 5 4 z f U the Life A. L10 ond C.Er'gebre1son pound the keys dwmg1hwrdPou, typ ir' mg 'S 8Ir- s N Q Q 5' Q 0 ' . 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