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

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,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 ,

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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 . Wi, . F A sf. a K lx, W y 7. ' 1, -K 1 - 4 eff 'Q ' I, . A D X S 'L 'F M' Q ' L . Q Q 1 ' 'Af 'J I V N'-0 'I I I I n v I r I 5 P . , 5 ' 'P . W? 1 .f H j - - I 1 I K - I . K l L s Q ' J . , I R V Q . , ies s X ' I ' at x 'nn

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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