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

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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. . '

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'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'

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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