Canby High School - Lancer Yearbook (Canby, MN)

Text from Pages 1 - 144 of the 1947 volume:

Front Row: Margaret Wanner, June Newell, Ida Stella Leisure, lismer John a on. Geeor.d Row Pfcv onsdr., Lillie Martinson, ' ildred Smith, Alice 7 Third Row Carrie Hovland, ’ argaret Buck, Ella Jeanette Jahraus, Marian Moen, Mr. Willianso: David Lewis, Roger Isaacson, Perry Doney, Edi Vr. Killen. T.ordby, y, Anna •egnahi ling ton. Ruby ::c ?o rth Row� Elmer r fZ VW JF'jfJtfjLjf Girls Chorus (6 Mixed Chorus (6] Band (5) Patroi (1) BEVERLY AURE Band (S ) Sec.(l) Swing 3and (2) Mixed Chorus (6) Mixed Sec. (1) Girls Chorus (6) Triple Trio (l) Homecoming Att. Commentator (1) Student C. (2) Sec. (1) Jr. A Sr. Plays Sophomore Pres. Annual Editor Jr. Hi Jinx Vocal Lessons (2) 8th Gr. Award DOREEN BOCKES Band (5) Girls Chorus (6) Sec. (2) Homecoming Att Cheorleader (3) Annual Staff Sophomore Sec. Jr. A Sr. Plays Commentator (l) Student C. (1) Mixed Chorus (6) Jr. Hi Jinx (l) iTTY DEBET?IS Hr Is Chorus Tr. Hi Jinx ( Jonmentator ( library (4) atrol (3; tu'LT M M. 1 DUKE UELAORIER (Trans. Student) Girls Chorus (l) Mixed Chorus (l) Vocal Lessons (l) Annual Staff Tumbling (1) I Homscoming Att. Jr. Class Play-?.Fll Drama Club National Honor Coo. National Thes lar. So Senior Class Play RAMONA DEVOS Girls Chorus (3] EVA MAE DIETZ Jr. Class Play Girls Chorus (2; Library (l) GLORIA DRSWJSON Girls Chorus (6, Mixed Chorus (6 Triple Trio 11) Corarentator (l) Vocal lessons (1 FA£ EDUARDS Girls Chorus (6) Girls Chorus Pr.(l) Lix d Chorus (5) Triple Trio (1) band (s) Band Sec. (1) Commentator (l) Jr. Hi. Jinx (3) Annual Staff Vocal lessons ( ) Jr. Cl. Play St. D. RAMONA PIER Girls Chorus G.A.A. (2) :d JEAHNIME POSS Girls Chorus (l) l.A.A. . � Commentator ily Patrol (1) Girls Chorus (3) Ccrrr-;ntator (l) Senior Class ?la fc fVY GORSKI Football (l) Girls Chorus (6) G.A.A. (1) Jr. Hi. Jinx (1) ,?i;VrCi hshtoes ' rls Chorus (2' •A A• o) EomacoMing Att, Comentator (l) MARION JENSEN Girls Chorus (4) ra Mixed Chorus (2) j O.A.A. (4) ARVIH JEPPSSEN Basketball (3) Football (4) Trac (3) 1ARJDHIE JURANEK Girls Chorus (1) Mixed Chorus (l) 3.A.A(2) Cormentater (l) Annual Staff MAKJORIF HACK Girls Chorus (6) Mixed Chorus (2) C.A.A. (4) Sand (5) Patrol (2) Jr. ;'i • Jinx (3) Jinx Editor !l) Corcnentator (2) Pep Band (2) KATHRYN KAMRATH DAP.OLEV- KEISEP , !4� Vix9d Z rM3 (4) G.A.A. (1) Voice Lessons (l! JAMES KILEY Transfer Student iuo.t.c. di) Football (1) MALVIW KRAFT JACK KRAGNFSS Boys Chorus (3) Mixed Chorus (6) V, C. Pres. 0) Mixed Ensemble (3 3oys Octet (2) Band (5) Band Manager (1) Student Counci. Jr A Sr. Play Swing Band (l) Patrol (3) Queen's Float (3) DELORIS LAABS Girls Chorus (3) M1xed Chorus (3) Band (3) ILENE LARSON Girls Chorus (2} ■ r ■ vv DOROTHY LAHDSTRfV Girls Chorus (4) Mixed Chorus (4) C. Tice -res. Pand (3) Swing Band (1) Commentator (3) ■ .a.a. G.A A Treas (1) Student Council Homecoming Att. LYLE LINDBERG Football (2) Track: (2) HOWARD LUND Chorus (4) Patrol (2) 3and (5) Basketbsll (4) Football (3) Swing Band (1) Studert Council Jr Class Play 0 0 4 0 0 J r 0 0 4 0 -j 0. 0 f (2) (6) (6) CAROL LUIIDRINi Band (6$) Pep Band (4) Brass Sextet Girls Chorus Mixed Chorus Mixed Ensemble (2) Triple Trio (1) Voice Lessors (1) G.A.A. (3) Jr. Vice Pres. Student Council Jr. b Sr. Play Jr. H-i Jinx (1) Cornmentator (3) Annual Staff GILBERT MAMSR Traok (3) ARDIS MELBY Girls Chorus (4) Mired Chorus (1) Commentator (2) Annual Staff HERBERT MIKKELSON Boys Chorus (1) Mixed Chorus (3) Patrol (1) Basketball (4) Football (3) Track (l) Sophomore Pres. Student Council 7r. L Sr. rW r Girls Chorus (6) •'ired Chorus (6) Girls Sextet (1) Triple Trie (l) Band (5) Jr. Hi Jinx (2) Commentator (3) — . • -or 1} ,:omeconing Att. Queen’s Float (3) Annual Staff Voice l.essons (2) Sr. Secretary St«Hent Council PATRICK MILLER Football (2) Track (3) Sr. Class Play MAVIS VOHR Girls Chorus (4) Mixed Chorus (4) Band (4) G.A.A. (3) Commentator (1) Homecoming; ueen Jr. Hi Jinx (1) Sr. Cl as- PI a , LEATRICE JtC Girls Chor 4 d f 4 4 0 0 ¥ 4 i ¥ 4 4 0 0 4 4 0 4 0 LLOYD NELSON Mixed Chorus (4) Petrol (3) Basketball Van. Football Van. Track Man. Senior Pres. Student Council S. C. Pres. Annual Staff Band (Drur. ’'ajor) Sr. Plav ;«ava NCPD Girls Chorus (3) Mixed Chorus (4) Band (3) 3.A.A. (I) Boys Chorus (1) Vixed Chorus (2) DELORIS PAULSO] Chorus (2) :cris F SEK Girls Chorus (3) Mixed Chorus (3) Bond (4) Clarinet Quartet St. Dr. Sr. lay JAMES PRIDAL Boys Chorus (1) Mixed Chorus (4) Band (2) Football (2) Sr. Class Play FRANCIS RA3M7SSKN ALFRED RADER Transfer Student Football (2) Softball (2) rHARl-'S RHEA Mixed Chorus (4) Patrol (2) Basketball (3) Football (d) Eighth Sr. Award Sr. Class Play RAMONA RICHARDSON Library (1) G.A.A. (1) ARLENE SALTES Girls Chorus (2) Band (3) G.A.A. (1) Chorus (; Swing Jr. y ay Pr' Jir.x Less o' ELMER AAOESEN Senior Advisor In Ourselves Our Future Lies’ CJhkJAJ (LJLo las Turquoise and Hhite American 3eauty Rose jt F f -i F f t f F - F r J F F F r J r f f £ f ? f ? f f f CLASS HISTORY The Class of 47 met for the first time in Miss Billington's first grade, with 32 mem- bers Everett Bushman was the director of the Rhythm Band Our class grew in the second grade, so in the third grade it was split into two sections. Jack Kragness came from Por- ter with fistfuls of paper money to intrigue the girls with In the sixth grade six peo- ple begem studying band lessons under Mr Williamson. Our class was well represented in all of the grade operettas In the seventh grade we moved to the Junior Assembly, end the confusion of different teachers and periods Miss Probstfield was the Junior High Principal In the seventh grade, fourteen of our class entered B band, and many more in the 8th grade Beverly Aure and Chuck Rhea were the receivers of the American Legion 8th grade award Carol Lundring was absent this year, attending school in Colorado During this year a scrap drive was held, with students bringing in huge quantities of everything from bed- springs to tin cans The P.T A sponsored a successful fun-fest for all the grades An avalanch of new faces invaded our class in our Freshman year Merlin Cole and Marge Kaok were oo-editors of the Jr Hi Jinx For the first time our grade made a Homecoming float. Chuck Rhea was president of our grade that year In our 10th year we advanced to the second story and Miss Towey. Beverly Aure was .looted class president We used a 'horse and buggy'theme for our float Doreen Bockes was the new Sophomore cheerleader A Christmas Carnival was held this year, sponsored by the Student Council In our Junior year our class play, The Sunshine Twins, under the capable direction of Miss Moen, was very successful In the spring the Juniors were hosts to the Seniors at the annual Prom and Banquet with the theme being Rolling Down to Rio. The Red Jackets furnished the rtusio for the Prom During this year, the vocal groups of C H S walked off with top honors at the regional and state contests The top performers, the jftixed chorus received an A at the district and an A at the state Shirley Smith was president through- out our Junior year A successful football season began in our Senior year with the defeat of Clarkfield. Mavis Mohn was reigning queen at the Homecoming events, crowned by president Lloyd Nelson This year our football team captured top honors with the title of Chmpion of the Little Sioux District School dances were obtained this year, and proved to be a huge success The Swing Band played at several of these The Basketball team also took-honors at the District, winning over Marshall and Lynd. Herb Mikkelson and Chuck Rhea made the All-Dis- trict team and Herb topped the District record with 1011 points in his high school career The Music Festival at Marshall proved to be an enjoyable day for all the ohorus and band members who participated in it, along with the other schools of district nine. The Senior class play, Silas Marner, was held April 25th with LeRoy Hemish in the title role The Seniors were guests of the Juniors at the annual Banquet and Prom, May 10 and 16th The end of our school career came on May 29th, 1947, when 74 Seniors graduated from Canby High School. 0 ¥ 0 CLASS WILL 0 0 0 f 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 5 0 0 0 0 0 f 0 f ¥ ¥ 0 ¥ 0 0 0 0 DELLA A. wills the ability to get diamond to one of the Ouverson girls. RUTH A. wills her trouble with the teachers and her laugh to Jerry G. BEV A. wills her sarcastic remarks at play re- hearsal to any poor Junior DOREEN B. wills her cheerleading pep to Bonnie Hdntges• JIM B. wills his Prose and Peetry book 44 to Lloyd W. ALICE AND ARLYS will their sparkling compan- ionship Marilyn and Joan. IRVING C. wills his 'quiet' overcoat to Bud H. JOEL C. wills his honor of escorting the Home- coming Queen to a lucky Junior boy. DIANE D. wills her back chair in Latin to Carol M. BETTY D. wills her 'wonderful' shorthand notes to whoever wants them. EVA D. wills her ability to get along with the teachers to Ralph D. RAMONA D. wills her favorite class— Economio — to all the Juniors. GLORIA D. wills her place in Triple Trio to Kathryn K. FAE E. wills her chair in Latin II to Jim S. RAMONA F. wills her 'Lindy' to the Porter JEANINE F. wills her gum-chewing in Stenogra- phy to a 'busine88-minded' Junior. VIVIAN AND ILENE will their mysterious Thurs- day dates to Arlis A. and Joyce P. BENNY G. wills his Social to Sliver D.—For Bettdr or For Worse. DCRENE G. wills her front desk to any poor Junior. LORRAINE H. wills her car-driving to a 'safe' Junior. CLEMENCE H. wills Texas to anyone who will take it off her hands. LEONA H. wills her make-up slips to Lyle G. ROBERT H. wills his school work to an ambi- tious person. LEROY H. wills his 'full-house' winning streak to John K. WALTER H. wills his muscles to Donald E., to get him through Social. ARDYCE H. wills Marshall to Carol M. MARION J. wills her G.A.A. ability to Janice. ARVIN J. wills an empty spot to be filled by some brain. MARJORIE J. wills her jokes to the Juniors. They will appreciate them I MARJORIE K. will8 ?to . Lewis to Roman M. KATHRYN K. wills her car to Tommy 0. DARCLFNE K. wills her 'blues' singing to Dar- lys J. JAKES K. wills his English book reports to Willie F. ?CALVIN K. wills his driving ability to any poor sucker who can stand it. JACK K. wills Bonnie to Jim S. DELORES L. wills her trips to Gary to all Juniors. DOROTHY L. doesn't want to will anything-she wants to keep him. ILENE L. wills her Gary dates to another lucky girl. DELKAR L. wills his meanness (what meanness) to Loran. LYLE L. wi11s his slogan to the Junior boys. HOWIE L. wills his pep (if any) to Ralph D. He needs it 1 CAROL L. wills her fifth period (Walt) to Doris B. GILBERT M. wills his track ability to Dennis Fredrickson. ARDIS M. wills her loyalty to the school pa- per to Joyce T. HERBERT M. wills his English to some bright- er student—for instance. Shady C. PHYLLIS M. wills the fun of getting out of class during Homecoming to the Queen's float Comm.—Arlis A., Bob H., Meredith G., and Merlin M. PAT M. wills his desk by the Homecoming Queen to ???????????? MAVIS M. wills her cousins to Vivian C. LEATRICE M. wills Woodward's store to Ilene, Jean, and Donna. CORKY N. wills his bad marks and devilish ideas to Rolland T. WAVA N. wills her Western books to Shady. CLAYTON P. wills his driving to Lowell H. DELORES P. wills her basketball ability to Edith. DORIS P. wills the Clarinet Quartet to Canby High School. JAMES P. wills his college 'past' to Bob H ALFRED R. wills his 'good marks to the Sophomore class, just to be different. FRANCES R. wills her fast typing to Chuck K. CHUCK R. wills his seat behind Finances to “Jim T. RAMONA R. wills her parties to Virginia C. ARLENE S. wills Madison to Bette K. DELORIS S. wills her midriff in Phy. Ed. to the Junior girls. MERCEDES S. wills her man trouble to Joyce. SHIRLEY S', wills her arguments with Miss Towey to Lloyd W. ROSALIND S. wills The Egg and Roman to another poor Junior. PAUL T. wills his 'window-peeping' to Myron Hanson. DELPHINE T. wants to please give St. Leo to someone I i HERB T. takes his Studebakor with, him, so quit hinting I MARILYS T. wills her Algebra papers to some- body— just to get rid of thetf. LOWELL T. will gladly leave Canby High School to the underclasses. ?4ARY V insists on willing her false teeth to someone. Any volunteers? RUBY W. wills her 'fast-talking to Mr. Stibal. DICK W. wills Porter to the rest of the gang. r 0 0 0 0 0 0 ¥ 0 0 0 0 f f 0 0 0 0 ¥ 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 ¥ 0 0 0 CLASS PROPHECY Mrs E Emmons (nee DELLA ANDERSON) is on the farm helping her husband and trying to keep order among her fire little 'boys. DIVINO CHRISTIANSON is working on the farm, being helped by GILBERT MAMER and DELMAR LINDBERG. They are to grow squashes in the shape of bananas BfiTTY df BETTYnGNIES and E A MAE D StZ are now in New York after attending a Radio and Television school Theyare determining television screens they can break by suddenly showing their faces. DIANE DELAURIER, after attending the University of Minnesota, has fi- nally realised her ambition and is now a model in the Sears-Roebuck catalog GLORIA DRENG- SON is now the secretary to the president of the International Farmers Co-op, BWOTMT GOR- SKI. She offers the -comment that it is a very interesting job. RAMONA DEVOS and RAMONA FHfo are keeping the patients interested in Kissimme Hospital, Minnesota. PUT EDWARDS is «till attending Macalaster College She just oan't seem to get through a certain course or is it that the teacher is handsome. VIVIAN FOX is now the President of the Canby Bank. Her assistants are DAROLENE REISER and DOkRENE GR£n'GS. KATHRYN KAMRATH and LORRAINE HALSTENSON are oarrying on the work of Sister Kenny in her Institute at Minneapolis. Mr. Stibal who is now president of a college, has two private secretaries—MARGIE JURANEK and ILENE SHEPHERD— who take up most of his time. CLAYTON PALM, alias Hot Rock1'' is hiding out as his farm for fear the cops might fine him. MERCEDES SEVERSON has now learned the Sleep Rules from LYLE LINDBERG and has passed the qualifications as a member with flying colors. RUTH ASHER and Bifl. al rF are in partnership. Bev. as the nurse, and Ruth as the undertaker ! DOREEN B0CK1?S is the flying cheerleader of Augustana College. How she does it no one knows, but she flies and cheerleads at the same time. ALICE BRESSER and ARLYS SHIPPY are head casheir in a chain of hot-lunch centers. MALVIN ZR Ft has been so greatly disappointed in Social life by Miss Towey, that he has retired into a peaceable farm life. SHIRLEY SMITH is playing professional basketball with the Oklahoma Red Heads ably assisted by .ftANfrllg F6SS and MARION JENSON. Having modeled, OZZY SORENSON is the president of the Texas Cotton Corporation. gtfcj NCE HALVORSON is waiting for a ride back to Texas j although JIM PRIDAL has tried hard to pass the qualifications. MARY VANCE KAs become the leading model in the Powers Model Agency—operated jointly by ARVlN jEPFESeN and WALTER HQHSH. ALFRED RADER has joined the Navy, to see if he can find his ancestors. WAVA NORD is one of the famous Hollywood dress designers. She is saving her money to buy a diamond-studded saddle for her horse, Tony. CHUCK RHEA is now the famous coach in Canby High, and is getting some added help from Wanda Amundson. LOWELL TILBURY is still busy finishing the work on his make-up slips. PATRICK MILLER and H EkB TFflVRSQN have just graduated from the State School for Traffic Cops. They hold the highest honors ever given. PELORIS LAABS is still trying to please Miss Towey by copying the American Observer word for word. ARDYCE HENTGES has now taken over her Dad’s cafe in Marshall, and has turned it into a nightclub with RAMONA RICHARDSON as the main at- traction. ILENE LARSON is Miss Moen's successor as English teaoher ! FRANCES RASSMUSSEN has developed her typing speed to 150 words a minute, even surpassing Miss Smith’s speed. ARLENE SALTEE is the teacher of the Burr Sohool. LEROY HEMISH just got a job in the pro- gram It Pays to be Ignorant, and is really raking in the dough. JAMES KILEY is the world's leading heavy, light-ereight title contender. The only obstacle is fcarvey Mount. MARJORIE RACK has taken over the brewery in Canby, in her father's stead. She is having a very good business too. CORKY NELSON is now running the Nelson Lumber Yard. He is making plenty of poker tables and trying them out before he sells them. HERB MIKKELSON has attended the Uni- versity of Minnesota as the all-star football and basketball player. Now, he is happily married to DOROTHY LANDSTROM, and rearing more basketball and football players. ROBERT HAN- SON has a 1,600 acre farm and has reoently invented the great Hanson feed oorn that makes pigs grow like corn. PAUL TATE is starting his career repairing water towers in Gary. Harry James is being pushed out of the spot-light by that maestro, JIM BORGESON, and his great Swing Band. Mr. and Mrs. JOEL CHRISTIANSON (nee MAVIS MOHN) have twins whose names are Marian and David, named after their two favorite teachers, RtCHARD WOOD is now a deore- pit postman from carrying all of RUBY WOLLUM’S mail, especially those from Marvin V. - ARDIS MRLBY and MARILYS THOMPSON Are managers of the shoe department of the Sears and Roebuok Co. ftKLPHINE tHolKET and E)fct6ftlS PAULS ON have their own bus line. The Bull Dog Inc., with their pass word being woof.w I)BL6kIS S RJLTZ is editor-in-chief of the Esquire raagaxine. Her chief photographer is LEATRICE MOkAVfcTfc who takes pictures of their leading model, DORIS PESEK. LEONA HANSON is still patiently waiting for her fianoee to return from the Army. JACk KRAGNfeSS has joined the Merchant Marine, and he has a girl in every port. PHYLLIS MILLARD Is still single and still in doubt as to whether it is Deadeye or Art. CAROL lAnDRING is still attending St. Olaf College as her night life is taking up too much of her Vlme• She is the main attraction at the Alvin, which is under the able management of HOWIE LUND. F 4 F 4 F 4 4 4 4 4 4 { ✓ ✓ , ✓ «I r J BMP ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ JUNIORS first Row: I Pyle, W Amundson, L. Westphal, S. Olson, D« DeBettingies, W. Fa . Anderson, M. Plageman, D. Jeooesen, M. Ou- verson, Second Row: A. Jamos, C. Stone, A. Christianson, C. Ouverson, P, Schultt, L. Ouverson, R. Meade, S. Jeppeson, J. Mitchell, . • Penscn, ?•« Clson, V, DeVos, E. Poulson. Third Row: L. Lotenski, A. Jacobson, A. Fasbender, B. Hentges, D. Bromberg, C. Voen, J. Thompson, K. Rraabel, J. Prollwiti, 3, Streff, I. Thompson, ?• .Nhackleton, Mildred Smith—Advisor. Fourth Row: A. Arndt, V. Christianson, J Triop, J. Kively, A, runs, L. Hunt, R. Miller, R. Tibbets, D. Fredrickson, R. Dovre, B. Soramerfield, iunderson, Carrie ovland—Advisor. Fifth Row; M« Hanson, Kam— rath, 0. Knutson, C. Hanson, C. Coequyt, . Hauge, C. Kittleson, L. bor- der, D. Erp, R. Mahlisr, R. Christianson, T. Ison. CLASS OFFICERS President.......................border Vice President.................Rolland Tibbets Secretary........................Norma Thompson Treasurer......................Gilbert Kamrath Student Council...........Archie Bruns “DON’T TAKE MY PENNY, the Junior Class Play, was held on November 22 and 23. The net proceeds amounted to $416.50, which will sponsor the Banquet, May 10, and the Prom, May 16. ft. r Left Doris Brow- ” berg. Junior Drum Major- ette Right None other Hans at jH 4 4 4 4 4 4 f 4 4 4 f 4 f 4 4 f4 4 4 4 X f J. f 1 M JrB 5 r -s r ✓ r SOPHOMORES Front Row L.Lanner� , M. Grengs, L. Skorgewski, F. Totman, 3. Christian- son, P. Holmlund, R. Tennyson, G. Ororson, F. Otto, J. Gustafson, D. Hunt, ¥. Rack. Second Row: ?. Moke, V. Christianson, . Livermore, V. Lang- don, J. Thompson, A. Hunt, C. Kulla, J. Ufkin, H Glib, J. Walstrom, C. Christianson, E. Coilins, M. Nosbuch. Third Row: C. Clapp, C. Knutson, J. Severson, P. Xively, • • Gubrud, G. Jammings, R. 3erndt, B. Livingston, J. Granger, J. Hentges, H. Berndt, G. Tholkes, Miss Towey-'-Advisor• Fourth Row: M. Gudmundson, ?• DeLaurier, M. OJovir, A. Manor, I). Palm, v. Rhode, A Lanners, A Anderson, J. Olson, R. Vance, B. Blanks:.fold, V. Anderson, B. Krug Fifth Row: H. Xapinos, ' • Halverson, L Severson, M. Melby, J. Jants, D. Benok, G. Ellison, V. Winters, A Diffording, J Nickel, D. Knutson, 9. Larson, Vr• Kilien—Advisor, CLASS OFFICERS ................. Vice President..............Tim averson Secretary....................Marlys Rack Treasurer................Meredith Qjovig Student Council.............Donald Enrol 1946-47 was a great yoar for the Sophomore Class—nothing happened I e had the first prise for the best Homecoming Float in the bar.——It rained. Our Convocation program was a huge suc- cess, namely, V?ho Gets the Car Tonight? e aro all looking forward to our Junior Class Year for putting on the best Prom and Banquet ever i The success of the Soph- omore s Class Party is evi- dent in these two photos, taken during the height of the evening. r r f r A T A r j f f 4 f J r j f f r £ v V t f A i 9 1 Jl Tl Firet Row: D. Sherlin, P. Peterson, A, Mueller, L. Oordor, R. Nelson, D. Gorder, E. Arndt, D. Oubrud, Second Row: S. Hanson, F. Hack, P. Mtl- ler, V. Fredricks, C. Streff, D. Fer uson, L. Mohn, A. Fliss, 3. Grengs, R. Anderson. Third Row: C. Nelson, M. Grengs, L. Troska, I. Christian- sen, J. Leverent, R. Peterson, D. Hanson, S. Hustad, J. Frank, F. Sever- son. Fourth Row: Miss Buck—Advisor, J. Krug, L. Kively, B. Kack, H. Paulson, r.. Mikkelson, D. Peterson, M. L e3ettinpies, L. Lindbergh, J. Killen._________________ f A- A AI .m nr. First Row: 0. Lilleman, G. Onnseth, ?. Cole, L. Olufson, P.l . CJson, R. Guthrie, J. Monson, A. Kuestor, 3. Towne, I. -ie, Second Row: P.L. Ola n, E. Brigs, D. Engel, B. Blankenfeld, M. Dumphy, E. Isfeld, L. Fales, L. Kraft, M. Meier. Third Row: J. Kamrath, N. Arndt, C. Villard, E. Rohde, F. Krug, D. TCiest, M. Anderson, B. Evjen, L. Fluttun, M. Kraabel. Fourth Row: Miss Yegdahl— Advisor, R. Smith, R. Husby, H. Hanson, V.. Mil- ler, D. Hanson, R. Cole, R. Hogg, K. Anderson. First Row: I son, ?. Duahacl D. Pairohild, i Johnson. E. Rai n, ... orti, D. Juranek, B. Araui , u. Fier, J. Bliss. Second Rot� eckson, I. Ther � , L. Fredlund, _ a. rengs, ■• Christlar Third Row: P. Kack, B. Lauck, Grepgs, A. Prellwitr, ■enig, R. Kraft, L. Emmons, M. Syltie, L. Melby, B. Fourth Row: 3. Troska, J. Lanners, R. Reihe, H. Gustaf? Poulson, M. Christianaon, ?. E'sehens.'C. Fetts, far; Ander? n, K. Mitchell. Fifth Row: V. Smith, J. Hoseck, tens, B. B1 trJcer.feH, F. Sorenson, L. Kioto, C. Erickscr Lund. L. Cech, S. Ellison, V. eabs. .sixth : Mr. Fliss, A. Streff, R. Redder, R. Tilbury, I Olson, F. Laochelt, J. Hennings-aerd. syer. :usse S. OchseiK . oies, ■• , Hinsvark, .--Advisor, raer- G R A D E G R A D E . Bruns, Dabusch. £ JDC ItLJEJEjiL fMJFJT. £rMMWW'WJFJE,'JTJE rJ£j£uk ■HHIMHBBi r ' 5 r A f ■ f f £T V = r ACTIVITIES CALENDAR September October November December January February March 16 — School opened. 20— Football—C?.arkfield here 27-- Football--Dawson—here 1— Parkinson Unit Lyceum 2— Ritz Trumpeteers Lyceum 3— Homecoming bonfire and pep fest 4— Coronation Ceremony Football—Ortonvi11c School dance 11— Football—Madison—there 18— Frank Hopkins Lyceum Football—Tracy—there 25— Football—Appleton—there 30— Gibson and Schucske Lyceton 1— Football—Olivia—here American Education and Book Week 6— Convocation by Normal Training Sophomore Class Party 8— Football—Granite Falls—here 22— Don't Take My Penny 27-- U.N.O. Convocation 29— B.B.— Lynd—here Thanksgiving 5— G. Hazard Lyceum , 6— B.B.—Marietta—there 8— Sunday Vesper Band Concert 10— B.B.—Hendricks—there 13— B.B• —f inneota— here-- Goat Game 15— Sunday Christmas Vocal Concert 17— B.B.—Milroy—there 18— Musical Convocation 20— B.B.— Hanley Falls—here Pre-Christmas Hop 3— B.B.—Appelton—there 7— B.B.—Granite Falls—here 8— Natural Science Features—Convocation 10— B.B.—Olivia 14— B.B.—Hendricks--here 15— Jr. Class Party 21— B3. Marietta—here 24— 38. Ortonvilie—there 27— BB. Colloqualisms, Trites, A Defective Speech Convocation 28— 38. Hanley Falls—there 1-- M. Buffalo Lake--there 4— 3 . Clarkfield— here 5— Sr. Class Party 7— BB. Minneato—there 11— 'Vade Ooeretta 12— Lincoln's Birthday—C naocaticn 12-- Visual Miucation F ilm-Convocat’ on 14-- Valentines Dance 16— R.r. Iveuihoe--there G.A.A. 3asketball-Granite Falls—there 18— B.B. Milroy—here 21— B.B, Dawson—there 25- - B.B. Madison—there 28-- B.B. Tracy—there 5— ? ho Gets The Car Toni ht -So?h. uonvocacion 6— Sub-District.- . 9 7— - i� � i i � 12-- district 9-Tcurnaments ACTIVITIES CALENDAR (Cont'd., 13-18— Girls Inter-class Basketball Tournaments 17— G.A.A. Basketball—Dawson— here 19- - St. Regis Trio Lyceum 20- 21— Regional Tournaments 24- - G.A.A. Baskotbr.il--Granite Falls—here 27-29-- St te Tournaments 30— Sunday Hand Vesper Concert 3-7— Easter Vacation 9— Vocal Recital Courtesy, Etiquette, and Mannerisms Convocation 11— Marshall Music Festival 13— Vesper Vocal Concert 17— Choir Tour 19— District ? usic Contest at Tracy 25— Silas Marner 29— Joel Guin Lyceum 30— Platform Lectures on Related School Problems-Convocation 10-- Banquet 16— Prom Raymond Schutr— Magici an--Lyceum 25— Baccalaureate 29— Graduation and Award Da r 30— Memorial Day Silsa Hamer Serior Play 1947 Dolly Wirthrop, the housekeeper.....................Phyllis Hillard Jer , the bottler..................................Joel Christiarson Godfrey Cass, the Squire'a ............................Jack hracross Martha Kinbls, h: s aunt............................. Doreen Boofces I.r.st n Via brother.........1....................' .J«me3 Pridahl Squire Case, an important personage ................Herbert ‘ ikkelsor. Si las Marrcr, a weaver. .•••••••.............• « • • « .LeRoy Health Master Bryce, Z-. Ifroy's Friend. •••••••.......... .Patrick Miller Mary Out , r charming y uuy lady...................... Mavis Mohr. Jsj � Cunn, her -Ister� .......................... .Diane DeLaurier .•r• r' . -, '1 ortha's r. ■ isb an ' •� . . . . • . . • • • . . • • • alt er ? t i sh Munoy Larne ter, odfrey's sweetheart ............. .Caro! Lundr Inf Priscilln .ammeter, her lister. •••••••• ............ .overly Aure Mr. Larsseter, +••• father.................1...........Lloyd Mel.wr. hppie, ohil w! o ctr,r tc art r.«. ........ .....«• • v lan l cx Aaron irthrop, n love with -ppie. ••••••••.•••• .Charles Ph.ea Sally, a maid with a .orpose.........................Arils Jacobson Vonnan Porter, a publicity man....................... Harlin Hanson Penny, a pretty little miss..........................Wanda Amundson Caleb, her absorbed father.......................... Glen Borohard Mark, her farm minded brother. .........................Bob Hauge Mavis, her attractive sister.................... Darlye Jeppeson Lydia, her busy mother. • • I . • • ............... .Bernice Streff Joanna, hor loyal girl friend................... .Kathryn Xraabnl Kevy, her resourceful boy friend...................Charles Kittlese.n Oreg, her pal with ideas..............................P.cr.an Miller Gram, just horself..................................Norraa Thompson Monsieur Henri, a ?re ch designer.......................Donald Brp Claire..................................... .Bonnie Hertges '-Isle. ........................... .Jean Mitchell Lucilio. .... ......... . Shirley Jeppeson Red, a deliver boy..................................... John lively Harrison Day, a young author...................... ''live Coequot Don't .Take Vy Penny Junior Play 1946 4 A 3 4 I '4 4 4 t f 4 4 4 4 4 r d r I 9 t t w The Sunshine Twine i onni e, twin. awiy , the othe TP, • Robinson, len Robinson, r«. Ellis, has ormft . ■ ob . n a on, arol Lun' tiring Jack Kra •TOSS vllis Mi 11 ard ..Howard Lund Doreen 3 Aure '1' rt Robi - son, V id of t' o cl a .«••••.•«..••• •••••••••••• rt Bebe Prath r, who refuses to stay put ...................... Donna Bei all Porter, whose money rots i: the way......................... LeRoy . eo Prather, a 1a.mb who learns to roar........................•••alter Pari ins Doyle, a talent scout.................................... The Sunshine Twins' by Dare Thomas was produced ’'ovenber If, :nd r the direction of Miss Marion Voen In the hirh school ryranasi This was a here succe� id the proceeds amount Sir Robert Lauri Annio Laurie, hi sc Lare ............. err b ir 7� l Lord I Lady Carly1 -, ’is i i1iiam Dougl 9rego Jane Scott, Bruce, weddi Bruce, woddi •end all aco. rr Mack intosh •y, the house us email the stares Annie Laurie L or . 'H (o Tl and ti •rr in love w! in lore wi ballads is reverend •.................... her Mackintosh, an old lady of the hills••••••••••• Anr.ie Laurie, a r cm anti o comedy n three acts by 46, by the senior class of 1946. It i ?e proceeds amounted to $336 32. OS r 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 f 4 J 4 4 4 4 I 141 BSHf I First rowt P. 2 illard, J• Pridal, D« Laabs, 3 Larsen, M. G«ovig, D. Pe- terson, C. Koenig, B. Aure, J. Snortum, K. Sorensor., J. Poison, P. Olson, A. Bruns, Second row: C. Stone, L. 7-estphal, L. Hent res, A, Saltee, v. Mohn, D. Larson, R. 7 ollum, J. Stellmacher, 7., Livermore, D. Pesek, J. Lever enz. Third rows F. Edwards, D. Landstrcn, S Hanson, J. Frank, F. Totman, D. Ber.son, N. Thompson, J Killen, R. Miller, D. Bockes, M. Kack, M. Maier, R. Sorenson, L. Hemish, TV. Hemish. Fourth r'n : Mr. Williamson—Director, V. Langdon, A. James, C. Lunaring, A. Hunt, R. Vance, R. Berndt, K. K aabel, G. Knutson, D. Hansen, R. Lund, • Vord, M. Severson. Fifth rows R. Gun- derson, J. Sevorscn, A. Anderson, H. Kapinos, C. Clapp, L. ?elscn— Major, G. Granger, R. Asher, J. Kra ness, S. Smith, W. Amundsn. t Front row VT. Livermore, TT. Hemish, A. Runt, C. Lundrine, 3. Smith, J. Left to Rights A. Bruns, B. Aure, D. Landstrc r n, Smith, TV. Hemish, J. Eragness, F. Sdwar s, . Lunds, • Hemish, J. Pcrrescn. ■HHHPHOH 3 i + s f f A 0 f A f f Frcnt Rows Mr. Carlson—Director, A. James, A. Jacobson, D. Tholkes, D. Landstrora, A. Fasbender, D. Laacs, D. Jepresen, M. Mohn, V. Christianson, M. Jensen, G. Drer.gson, N. Thompson, D. DeLaurier, W. Amundson, R. Asher, D. Peekes, F. Edwards, B. Hentges, . ring, D. Perek. Second Rems V. Lang- den, I. Thompson, R. Gunderson, Mord, J. Stellmacher, K. Severson, C. Moan, D. Kaiser, P. Willard, K. Frsabsl, D. Bromberg, A. Arndt, J. Pyle, . Liver- more, A. Ar.dersor, ?. DeLaurier, M. Gjovi -, 3, Aure, L. Hanson, S. Smith, R. Sorenson. Third Rori G. Borchard, J. Pridal, H. Hanson, J. Kragness, Hanson, A. Bruns, A. Differding, L. TTestphal, G. Knutson, R. Dovre, R. Miller, M. Melby, C. Kittleson, P. HolsJLund, C. Knutson. iestnhal, J. Severson, C. Knutson, J. Granger, B. Livingson, ''arisen—Director• Rem Twos J. Tripp, R. Po re, M. Han- son, A. Bruns, R. !fillsr, J. Kragness, B. Larson. Row Three: G. Xnntscm, J. Pridal, K. “ikkelson, H. Henson, M. Melby, C. Kittleson, A. IHfferding. Row One L. Y P. Holmlund, Hr. f w m 0 r 1 n A 1 j u - V: V r - Vi 3 j 'MU ' F ✓ ✓ £.1 S- 5 SWING BAND PEP BAND Our own Swingeroos and do we love music I Public appearances: pre-Christ- mas hop. Sweetheart ball. Masonic dance, Canby Men’s Glee Club concert, Can- by-Granite Falls basketball game. Their theme song is Moonlight Serenade but what about Whispering? We supply the music but you supply the pep I This gang has more fun than a circus At every home basketball game they can be seen and heard at 7 10 sharp I FULL BAND President.............. LeRoy Hemish Vice President....................James Borgeson Secretary.............. «Beverly Aure Librarians............Phyllis Olson Marilyn Maier Manager .......••••••••Jack Kragness The Canby High School concert band presents two major concerts each year. They appear at every home football game and small groups provide music for special events This yoar' the band is participating in the Marshall Music Festival, April 11« The district music contests are held at Tracy, April 19. Canby entrants include the full band, brass sextet, clarinet quartet, and three soloist . Members of the brass sextet are: Cornet.....••••.•••••••Marilyn Maier Donald Hanson Trombone.......•••••••••Shirley Smith French Horn......... «Carol Lundring Baritone Horn..........••••Anne James BBb Bass Horn.,........Jerry Granger Members of the olarinet quartet are Walter Hemish Dolly Larson Jour, oto-.Ainu� -- Wanita Livermore The soloists are: Tenor Saxaphone.......Mercedes Severson Baritone Horn,..............Anne James French Horn,•••••••••••.Carol Lundring MIXED CHORUS President........................•••••Jack Kragness Vice President...............Dorothy Landstrom Secretary-Treasurer....................Myron Hr son Librarian.••••......••••••.......•••••• «Beverly Aure GIRL’S CHORUS President •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••.Fae Edwards Vice President...................... Bonnie Hentges Seeretary-Treasurer ..........•••• •••«Doreen Bockes Librarian.....•••••..................Carol Lunaring BOY'S CHORUS President ••••••••••.••••••.......«.«•••.Bud Hanson Vice President..................«Charles Kittleson Secretary-Treasurer...................... .Curtis Knutson Librarian.,............................Archie Bruns The choral groups under the direction of Mr. Carlson presented two suc- cessful vesper concerts, December 17 and April 13. A private recital was held by the twenty vocal students April 1. April 11, the choir participated in the Marshall Music Festival and broadcast a program over KMHL, The fol- lowing week the choral groups went on tour, presenting concerts in Clarkfield, Granite Falls, Montevideo, and Dawson The results of the, music contest to be held at Tracy, April 19, are not known, but the students and director hope they will equal or surpass the fine record set by the chorus last year. fcj 0 0 ¥ - r J f J r CANBY v HIGH 5CH0C Left to right: Clemence Halverson, Ardyce Hentges, Doreen Bockes, Lloyd Nelson—Senior President, Ronald Cole—Flag Bearer, Sharon Ferguson—Flower Girl, Mavis Mohn, Wendell filler—Flag Bearer, Gene P.eoser— Crown Bearer, Phyllis Millard, Beverly Aure, Dorothy Landstrom. Honr sjsumX J$ Behold, Her Majesty’, -ueen Mavis Mohn was crowned October 4, chosen by the students of Canby to rule over the 1946 Homecoming Celebration. Preceded by weeks of float planning and skip- ping, the events began with a huge bonfire and pep fest October 3. The coronation ceremony took place the next afternoon, but the long-awaited parade was can- celled. The football team defeated its opponent, Ortonville, and the celebration was climaxed with a Homecoming dance in the school gym� 4 f A A f m ______ w r 4 7 i r d A T § J F f 0 J f — ¥ f f tj r F f 0 0 .... ---- f J. ' c1 f K. Ai'A - •= V,— - 'j r A 7 v f d f 4 f -=7 J? = J7 r 5 W I, j f r A r '% 0 ej5 F CANBY 26 OLAOTIILD 6 In the first game of the season the en- tire Carby team played good ball. Out- standing on defense were Pat Killer and Arvin Jeppesen. Herb Mikkelson and Jim . Borgeson looked good on offense. CANBY 21 DAWSCN 0 Herb Thompson and Lyle Lindberg stood out in the line while Joel Christianson and Chuck Rhea played a fine game in the backfield. The first Canby touohdown was scored by Mikkelson when the game was less than a minute old. 21-0. ig the first six MADISON 0 ipoiled another home- icrapping Sadison ups on was undoubt- lineman of the game, tackles. CANBY 19 1 Rtft'l NVILLE 0 downpour failed to dampen the Canby spirit as they trampled the Tro- jans in a 19-0 Homecoming victory. The right side of the line was nearly invin- cible with Hanson and Pridal playing a strong game. Heraish and Chri stia .« j- sparked the baokfield. CANBY 16 TRACY 0 The homecoming preparations of Tracy wore all in vain for the Canby Lancers walked off with an 18-0 victor . CANBY 54 APPLETON 0 The Lancers had little difficulty in winning their sixth straight viotory at Appleton. The soore was 34-0. Appleton made no serious scoring threat and we were able to garner but one first team. CANBY 7 OLIVIA 7 The Canbyans played Olivia to a 7 to 7 tie, which proved to be a thriller from the start to finish. Past, hard charging, crisp tackling and clean play arkod the play throughout the came. Canby was completely outweighed in near- ly every position but made up for it in scrap and determination to keep their season's record unspetted. Jim Borgeson threw a short pass to Rhea who lateral- led to Lund for the touchdown. Howie Lund was nearl; away for a touchdown run on the last slay of the g««-e al ter elud- ing several taeklers before finally be- ing stopped when off balance. C LVBY 18 GRANITE FALLS 7 The largest crowd in Canby'• history saw the Lancers complete an undefeated season against Granite Falls here dropping the big Granite Falls team out of the conference champions!.ip picture 18-7. Canby rip- ped the highly touted Granite line to bits finding it. unnecessary to take to the air or use any of its triok plays, he Granite kickoff war returned 82 yards by Chuck Rhea. Canby played straight football with Jim Borgeson doing most of the riotous line plunging to soften up the Granite dofense. As its final porf'nvnanr z, ♦■ ,e line turned In or of its best games. Jharlos Rhea (Capt) toward Lund Joel Christianson lerbert Mikkelson James Borreson LeRtfv Hemish LETTE’’''' ’ Arvip Jeppere- Herbert Thorapsor Lyle Lindberg James Pridal Patrick Miller Richard Jffood Dennis ?redricks-r Loran Lindberg Gilbert, Kainrath Rolland Tibbit Harlan Hansen Archie Bruns Lloyd Hestphal Duane DeBettignli ' = = A? = ArAJr JTjf = VilkV k 'VW %. '%. 'iHifc. 'Hu. % '''Ik % ’WkWk ' Hu 'V HL ’«Uii. '% % ''Hu. %'%'% .............. ''Ilk % % % :■ ‘JH s. | •r ®-: : LJrfMw r«ll � ll � II f� f a IRC A r ? DISTRICT CHAMP 10' Sitting� Charles Rhea, Howard Lund, Herbert VikJceluon, Cliv Joel Christianson Standing: Perry Lioney—Coach, rondel 1 Vi Clifford Hansoq, Harlan Hanson, Duane DeBetti nes, Ronald Smi Isaacson—Assistant Coach SEASON SCHEDULE Won—31 Lost—5 ler, Canby •Lynd 52«••••••§•§43 Mariet ta 23 •• '� •Hendri cks 3 ' • ••••••••• 4 Minnie ta 36 ••••••••••■3 Milrey 2 sssssssss44 Hanley Fal iS 11•• • • • ■ •t 11 •Anne1ton • 28 Oranit e Fa ilsSl •••••• 45 Olivia 51 •••••••««vo Hendri cks 2 ......... 4 Variet ttsassssss Ortcnrilio Hanley Falls Buffalo Lake Clarkfield Ivanhoo Minneota Milr v •M dlson Traoy Morris 30 45 35 DIS Morsi xn ■ 1 tv • 11 41 Canb; Herb Ml Un« H Clifford H� Wendell Vi. Wn.-Hr Wan 'JZdTMJF •%’%. -'k ''k•’nit ''ik v v’v M'k - ik G. A. A. nors, B. woffman, Nosbuch, C. Koenig Larson, C. Christla 3. Eischens, LIverm sendorf, R. 'ier, R. K V. Lanrdon, D. Grenjrs, M Varce, 3« '■•rug, ?• X. Kraabel, V. Yartins Dlson, D. Jeppesan, It Olson, M Vohn. Second Row: S. . Collins, P. Ka k, 7.. Amundson, D. -Tosek, Y. Jansen, arson, 0. Betts, L. Johnson. Third ;-.ow: J. Tialstrca, more, 0. Landstrom, B. 31ankenfeld, Smith, S. Och- Kraft, A. Prollwitr. Fourth Row: A. ;:unt, J. Roles, , D. Br-'mberg, B• Hantgas, 7. Edwards, J. Prellwitt, Blankanfal . Fifth Row: F. BeLaurler, V. Cjovig, mith, 3. Aura, undri.n,7, V. Severson, A. President...............................Beverly Aura Senior Representative.............«Dorothy Landstrom Vice President. .................... Kathryn Kraabel Junior Representative...........................Doris Bromberg Secretary-Treasurer• ••••••••••••.Betty B1ankenf e1i S o oh or , or o Repr e s int at i vei vi an —an gd on Freshmen Repres ntativos................Dolly Larson Louise Johns cm Front Row: S. Snortun, V, C Halverson, enson, J Pou! rhompson, V. Christianson, W. Amundson, C. Betts, P. Kack, Iss Buck—Instructor. Second Row: D -andstrom, ith, V. 1 aertens, B. Blankenfeld, D. DeLaurier, R. Sor- S? JL JF. — - r j=r -=r -=r -c SENIOR HIGH CHEER-LEADERS Virginia Christianson, Bonni Hentges, Doreen Bockaa b b JUNIOR HIGH CHEER-LEADERS Bethel Tent no, Betty Krug, Nona Arndt = Jf 'jfjF J’’= r f f 0 7 0 0 0 0 0 0 4 0 j r 0 J r 0 0 0 t 0 0 0 f 5 dL_ r _ - t ' _£ r 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 4 ram'll'■� i Va Sitting s F. VM- . Hannon, Langdon, 3. . -.roff, . ’ .rar.ev , j. Lendstrom, J Foss, V.. K ck, raabel. • Hentgos, C. Moon, V. Thompson, A. Molby, A, Bruns, V, Fox, B. Hauge, F. ,f LI lard, ... Amund- son, M. Molby, W. Vohn, Aura, M. Severson, C. Lundring, J. .hompson, Mildred Smith, Advisor. COMMENTATOR STAFF Editor-In-Chief.......Phyllis Millard Associate Editor.....Wanda Amundson Feature Editor.........Carol Lundring Assistant............Bonnie Hentges Make-Up Editor............Ardis Melby Assistant............Joyce Thompson Art Editor..................Boo Hauge Assistant...........Kathryn Kraabel Advisor.................Mildred Smith C 3 -----------------------------“ oYtflfl ® __________ ; TsT p rMiLiffi if Front Row: Mildred Smiv -- sor, D. DeLaurier, N. Thompson, A. Jacob- son, R. Tennyson, J. Severson, J. Mitchell, D. Tholkes, . Amundson, M. Mohn, Marian Moon—Advisor. Second Row: D. Benson, C. Lundring, D. f-rom- berg, L. Hemish, B. Larson, R. Miller, C. Rhea, ?. DeLaurier, -rards, M. Juranek. Third Row: K. Krae-el, C. Voen, V. Severson, D. Anderson, S. Smith, P. Millard, A. Melby, L. Hanson, B. Aure, A. Brosser, Mr. Aagesen— Advisor. Fourth Row: D. DeBettingies, L. Nelson, D. Erp, M. ,!elby, B. Hauge, C. Kittleson, H. Hanson, D. Lindberg, H. Lund, J. Kragness. LANCER STAFF Editor-In-Chief.......Peverly Aure Assistant Editor....Ardis Jacobson Business Manager...........Mercedes eversor. Production Manager......Phyl ■'« '«Hard Sports Editor........... Charles Rhea Social and Literary iitor.....Carol Lundring Art Edotor.......................Bob Hauge Faculty Advisors.,fildred Smith, Marion Voen, Elmer Aagesen. mmmmm v ijwr Front Row: L. ’’elson, N. Thompson, GJovig, ?• Millard, B. Aure, Kack, L. Heraish, J. Savor son. Back Row R. Honiah, A, Bruns, L. •order, H. Lund, R. Tibbote, G. Kamrath, D. Knutson. STUDENT COUNCIL President...................•••••Lloyd Nelson Vice President,.................Walter Hemish Secretary.................Beverly Aure Troasurer.................Archie Bruns Advisor....................Vr. Aaresen LIBRARY STAFF President.•••••• Vice President,• Secretary....... Treasurer....... • Betty De3ettir.gies •••••••«Ruby Aolium ... Janice Prellwitt Arlene Christianson . ••..••Leona arson ••••••••' its Nordby Co Nelson, L. Hanson. Standing: V. Grengs, V. Nosbuch, J. Xillec, L. Hals- tonson, A. Christenson, P. Kiley, D. Ferguson, J. Ralstrrm, ! • Lindberg, A. Pre llwitt, L. Lanners, Visa Nordby— Librarian, J. Prellwitt. ■■■■■■ mmmmmmmmmuum Flrs Row R uuthrieV P • Peterson, E. Arndt, L. border, P. Miller, S« Hanson, D • Gubrud, G. Crmseth. Second Row: D. Sheri in, E. Clapp, W. Pertl, V• Grengs, V. DeEettingies, D. Ferguson, R. Anderson, I. Christianson, A. Mueller. Third Row: 5. Rack, K. Anderson, L. Fliss, W. Miller, H. Hanson, K. Hegg,' fc. Lsachelt, J. Krug. r%? Front How: Lilas Grubich, Sarah Clapp, Marie Cyriacks, Ida Olson, Lorraine Remerouwski, Miriam Frazour, Mrs. Stella Kelley—Instructor. Back Row: Mathilda Mihm, Mavis Enke, Perr.illa Konpelian, Dorothy Rogers, Velma crooks, Bernice Ourerson, Joyce Burk. ’ r5' =r r 4 7 4 4 — r r 4 4 7 4 4 4 4 4 j r 4 A £T f 4 A 7 4 f j r 4 4 4 j r s 7 4 W 4 J — A — 4 A f A 7 J 7 ¥ 4 4 4 4 J iw. - The Juri or—Senior Banquet of 1946 was held on May 4 Th theme was South American, with Cabal- leros' used as programs and Senoritas as nut cups, deooratinr the tables The program Headin' Down to Rio Wi produced and directed by Mr. William- son Music for the Prom, which was held on April 26, was furnished by Bob Kenny and his Red Jackots Play Cast, Junior-Senior Banquet, 1946 Kneeling, left to right� Benny Corski, .alter Hemish, Herb nompson, .ick Viood, Arvin Jerpesen, Joel Christianson, Jim Kiley standing, le?t to rights ' ercedes Severson, Gloria Jr eng son, Carol Lundrinf, Vary ”anc , John rra.-ness. Ardis Melby, Donna Bendickson, 'ae -iwarda, Corkv Nelson, Vr ’llliamaon—Jir- ector, Pat Miller, Maivia Kraft, Herb Mikkelscn, Beverly Aure, Phyllis Millard, LeRoy Perish, Paul Tate Itl.l.� ' tm s? f i JW ✓ OT 1 f f W f t ' J .’Jf jS? Seniors of 1947 Do You Know that you can purchase a very ap- propriate gift for your school—a gift that will perpetuate the memory of the class of ’47for as little as $3.60? Our “School Gift Service’ catalog contains pictures and full descriptions with prices on more than 300 items which have been se- lected for their suitability as class gifts and which you can purchase at a saving at prices ranging from $1.50 up. Write for Free Catalog Today You will be pleased with the up-to- date suggestions offered thru this SCHOOL GIFT SERVICE 4925 GLENDALE KANSAS CITY V-KWJl A • -' rrr -• A- ■■ '-: ■ , -Vv'A.T'v.ft ■ • 'sCSr • A- v' •v ■Vv rV x