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

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,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

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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

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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