Canby High School - Lancer Yearbook (Canby, MN)

Text from Pages 1 - 110 of the 1949 volume:

M$0 aXM We, the Senior Class, dedic-te our 19 +9 Lancer to Miss Ella Billington. Miss Billington has served Canby Public School faithfully for iuany years as first grade teacher. We know that the dedic'. tion of an annual is a srrAll thing, but it is a way in which we can show her our respect and admiration. « OLAF A. SYLTIE Moorhead Teachers Political Science English °r Education University of Minn. Social Studies Educ. Administration Charles S. Ja es Herbert Lueders rv ma.1;.' '.■■■wtt.',’ '!nr:r: v s waum® LUGII A. MEH- ITT 3e idji Teachers Biological Science ttWWWtf’WFST St. Cloud Teachers Elementary A.3H0LD KILLEN Stout Institute Industrial Arts r.ARLYS SANDVIG St. Olaf College History, Sociology Yankton College,S.B. Huron Colle.ge, S.D. University of .Vis. .TTY ADAMS : ankato Teachers atheraatics, Science Syracuse University lior e F,c nr::ic3 LUCILLE WESTBY orthern Teachers n ’lish, Cor ercial MAURICE ENGHAUSEN niversity of Minn. :,nglish, Art neal davis GENEVA DRISCOLL Luther College Social Studies Physical Education Mankato Teachers Social Studies Grddc — — fdcuHvj ROGER ISAACSON Benidji Teachers Physical Education Social Studies 1 STELLA K. LEISURE Mankato Teachers University of Minn. Art, English ! A AMUNDSON - Secretary — ... L. MARTINSON, L. GARRY, E. 3K0ATE ■vm ANITA SUM)BY TORRENCE CARLSON Winona Teachers Mathematics History Northland College Music Social Science R. MADISON, L.JCTUISON, E.BILLIKGTON m x XL KWmsmw fWyglv iwwviS 'iv ts wwivftffivirAiWBt l;ji'j;rx ■• , v. FRA' 'ES DELAURIER ’on don't inter- est me—-what am I saying? Mixed Chorus 3 Girls Chorus 3 Jr. High Chorus 1 Octet 2, Band 2 .ueen’s Attendant Lancer Staff 3 GAA 3, Vice Pres. Jr. Class Play. Sophomore Flay Commentator 1 YAPLYS KACK Bill and steno- graphy are my whole life. Lar.cer 1 Commentator 1 Girls Chorus 3 Mixed Chorus 1 Jr. Hig i Chorus 1 Soph. Class Sec. Sr. Class Treas. Student Council 2 Queen's Attendant GAA 1 OjJt t f AA Olsia cI. ViuOJi MEREDITH GJOVIG Pretty, peppy, and popular. V. Pros. 9th Grade Treas. 10th Grade Sec. 12th. Grade St. Council 2,Sec. 9th Grade Chorus Mixed Chorus 3 Vice President Girls Chorus 3 Band 4, Sec. Jr. High Jinx 1 Lancer Staff 1 Honecoming 3ueen Student Director Jr. Class Play GAA 4, V. Pros. JAMES SEVERSON A puzzle—even to himself. Band 5 Student Council 3 Lancer 1 Patrcl Pres. Sr. Class V. Pros. Soph. Class V. Pres. Jr. Class Swing Band 1 Jr. Ciass Play yum hi DONALD ENG He•e small but so is a stick of dy- nami te • Basketball 2 Pres. Sth Gr ad e Pres. Jr. Class V. Pres. Jr. Class f-' f •� Bfsra t mvlwK swiwrvifww.irw ywiwvv awcvffi vtw gggggnwfgggrgr :ck:ov ALL: t-. A. r EPSON he puts her wor- ries in a box and sits on the lid and giggles Sir Is Chorus • Nixed Choir 3, loc Junior Hirh Choir GAA 3, Patrol 2 Pros .-man Sec , Jin Octet 2, Sextet 1 Solo Vork 3, Bands Pep Band 1 Swing Band 1 ALL BENCH .. handsome man with n yellow car Track 2 ROGER BERNDT onon are no good -—unless you,ve got one Football 2 Band 4 Patrol 1, Captain WARREN CHRISTENSC Such a spell I cast upon you Football 1 3asketball 1 Band 1, Pres Swing 3and Lancer Staff Transfer from Boyd. VIOLET ANDERSON You name it, I've had it. Cheerloading 1 Jr Class lav , r Commentator Staff Lancer Staff 1 ’ARLAN BERNDT :e ets around. lixed Chorus 1 ’rarsfer from Gary VIRGINIA Cl KISTIAK- ( ,?! :le, twinkle goes her eye—- Vho, we wonder. i' , Tumblin 1 Cheerleadir. 3 -ueen's Atter.dan Jr. High Jinx 1 ixed Chorus 3 Girls Chorus 3 Octet 1 Jr. High Chorus Jlass Play CHARLES CLAPP If anyone agrees with me, I roust wron • 1atrol Captain wm 'A' w w ap 'am |j w v.i m is vmwnfi w ';r ktttt sj «s • fwwwy GAA 3, Chorus 1 Commentator 1 Girls Chorus 1 Lancer Staff 1 MARVIN DYSHAW At first he seems so very shy— llut when you know him, my oh myi Boys Chorus 1 Mixed Chorus 1 Transfer from Maynard WARIE GRENGS She puts nor wor- ries in a pocket with a hole in it Mixed Chorus 2 Girls Chorus 3 GAA 4,Library 1 Comentator 1 Tumbling 1 9th Grade Chorus MARILYN GUDMUND- SON Full of fun and pretty too. Girls Chorus 2 Vice President Mixed Chorus 1 Octet 1, GAA 2 Trio 1, Lancer 2 Commentator 1 Jr. High Jinx 1 Jr. Class Play Queen s Attendant Sophomore Play WU6 IMf Track 1 Mixed Chorus 1 Y7ENDBLL OUBROD He’s just the ,tbestest,f guard in the conference, Football 2 Transfer from Madison JOAN GUSTAFSON It’s nice to be nice but nicer to be nicest. Jr. High Chorus 1 Girls Chorus 1 Commentator 1 Lancer 1, Band 2 Freshman Class Treasurer OVA COLLINS iuietness and sin oerity are her virtues• ALVIN DIFFERDING yarn it, why can t E I play football this year? lancer Staff 1 Jr. C1p.?s Play Football 1 Track 1 Mixed Chorus 4 Boys Chorus 2 Transfer from Clarkfield GORDON ELLISON Go east, young man, go east. (Porter, that is.) § JACK HENT-3BS He's full of fun and fancy free Band Transfer from Cary MARIAN HOVE ;' arn, poiso, and talent, all has she---• A finer student could not be 3and 4 Transfer from Brooklyn, N Y Dramatics Club 1 Pronoh Club 1 English Honor 1 New York all city High School Orch Transfer from Northwood, Iowa DARLENE HUNT A little girl with a big heart. Pep Club 1, GAA 2 Commentator 1 Girls Chorus 3 9th Grade Chorus Queen's Attendant Transfer from Manson, Iowa HAROLD JE?.atINOS He's a swell guy once you get to know him Mixed Chorus 1 '.Thy worry---there is another day coi ing Jr High Jinx 1 :Patrol 3 jMixed Chorus 2 [Bovs Chorus 2 Projection Club ARLENE HUNT •Then work inter- feres with love— forget the work 9th Grade Chorus Mixed Chorus 3 Girls Chorus 3 Horn uartot 2 Brass Sextet 2 Pep Band 4 3a d 5, GAA 2 Commentator 2 Jr High Jinx 2 JAj-ES JANTS His past is a my- stery HARRY KAPINOS ivery day is lad- ies dav with me, Junior High Pos- ture Prince Football 3 Track 2 Chorus 1 Band 4 Pep Band 1 Jr. Class Play 't as 4fW vv� wBN •viewfr wv 4W4W«v i dfr'V«v'f v«� FvKSwiv mF .-• SttMLSmMW «AgM tw-s m 3ETTE KRUG Haver a dull mo- I meat is my motto Jr. High Jinx 3 Jr. GAA 2 Sr. GAA 4 9th Grade Chorus Patrol 2 Girls Chorus 3 Mixed Chorus 3 Library 1 CURTIS KNUTSON He'll 8ail away to am isle in the bay with the boat he has built in shop Jr. High Chorus 1 Mixed Chorus 4 Boys Chorus 3 VIVIAN LANGDON She'll make a good teacher. Girls Chorus 3 Mixed Chorus 3 Jr. High Chorus 1 GAA 4, Band 3 Conr.entator 3 Queen's Attendant Jr. Class Play Jr. High Jinx 1 Swing Band 1 Sophomore Play WILLIAM LARSON Vi e're three mus- keteers, Blackie Marlys, and me. Bamd 7, V. Pres. Manager Football 2 Mixed Chorus 1 Track 2 Jr. Class Play Lancer 3 Boys Chorus 1 Swing Band 1 Patrol 2 .'.hen I feel like studying, I lie down and sloeo it off. Football 2 Basketball 3 Student Council 3 Pres. Soph. Class 3and 3 Jr. Class rlay Patrol 3 CAROLYN SULLA :e has an A ay about her. Jr. High Jinx 1 Chorus 2 Commentator 2 Lancor 2 LUZ TTA :JwNN R3 Think of rod hair and you think of L zetta. 9th Grado Chorus Girls Chorus 3 Library 1 GAA 1 WILLIAM LIVINGSTON Little Mr. Fixit” Projection Club Patrol Jr. High Jinx Lancer Staff ?IV SwiS wmtmwf tS ttMwfS ('rfS - W N VM 4MVMMlVllVi ADELINE ? A’ ER or.e s another St. Leo gal Jr. High « 1 Siris (!) or Mixed Chon s 1 Student Council 1 oho's e verybody . Library 3 GAA 2 ' Girls Chorus 3 Lancer Staff 1 ■She Otto make rood Girls Ch' ru? 1 OLLORIS PAL! do I like a certain jeep Cenrentator 1 ' 'KRLIN ! ELBY Cur future Pelson Eddy. Lancer s vaff 2 Hoy8 Chorus 2 Mixed Chorus 3 President Jr Class Play Patrol 2, Jr High Chorus 2 Projection Club 1 Coment at or 1 JOYCE OLSON The unspoken word never causes trou- ble. Chorus 1 Girls Chorus 1 Jr High Jinx 1 Jr Cia33 Play Cera. ntator 1 Lancer 1 '■'•IADY3 OUYERSCN this learn- ing,-—?.Vhat a thing it is I RICHARD RECKOFF I have my own way of living Pootball 4 ?a3eball 1 Student Council 1 Transfer from Sutherland, Iowa zX i gMxraa: awir LORRAINE SKC-R - ZSW3KE Marriage is my opportunity Girls Chorus 2 Transfer from Ivanhoo JOYCE UFKIN Always trying to □ spoil the curve in health Chorus 1 LEONARD SWENSON Our fastest nan---1 track, that is Track 4 Football JEAN THOMPSON Minneota, here I come GAA 2 Jr. High Jinx 1 Junior Class Play JOAN STELLMACEER I like what they grow down Marshall way Octet 1, Band 5 Jr. High Chorus 3 Jinx 2, GAA 2 Jr Class Play Lancer Staff 2 Swing Band 2 Commentator 1 Mixed Chorus 3 Girls Chorus 3 Trio 1 GERALD THOLKES Girls, girls--- you moke me blush Boys Chorus 1 Mixed Chorus 2 Lancer Staff 2 Projection Club 3 FLCRANN TCTMAN It's just me and my Palomino Bond 3 Pep Band 1 GAA l£ Jr Class Play RUTH VANCE I'm not late, that s just my shadow Band 5 Mixed Chorus 2 Commentator 1 Jr High Jinx J Patrol 1 Girl's Chorus ] French Horn Quartet 2 TTSTT . rt' wwiiv jlan -ahlstrci: She's ;uict «aid urr '. trusive. 9th Grade Chords Girls Chords 5 Mixed Ch rus 2 Library 2 3AA 1 ■ ARLIK .VICTORS Gome''ay ho may bo president. Truck 4 . MARL WICKS Air only Porter ■al. Commentator 1 I.oncer Staff 1 IbSl St' t'WbS ucifer-------------------Dick Reel.off Madam Zita----------------C rolyn Kulla Gerald--------------------; erlin Mel by eggy Walker--------------Xarlys Kac: Paula Knox-----------------------Florann Totnan Dr. Jack Ladd-------------—Bill Larson Craig Kendall----------------------Larry Kapinos Buddy Bronson--------Marilyn Gud:.undson Charles Korton------------Roger Eerr.dt Diana Hobart------------------------Joan Stellr.iacher O'Flinnigai:------------Bill Livingston Student Coach-----------Meredith Gjovig Coach-----------------Maurice Eng hausen r? m sslzi mm m n m 'ohn Hove, Bili Fales, Dale Jurank, Frank Dushack, Charles Yaier. Thi -ois Cech, Marilyn Ojovir, Helen Gustafson, Bonnie Blankenfield, Luann r.rlotte Erickson, Roselyn Antony, Margaret Anderson, Marilyn Iren s. icmt Mr Enghausen, Shirley Ellison, Lois Emmons, Harold Fier, Edward ohn Bliss, Donald Drietz, Daniel Fairchild, Betty Eischens. Fro velyn Hanson, LaVonne Fredlund, Betty Bruns, Bernadette Hoffman,Carol orcthy Hinsvark, Darlynne lie sec , arcelline Chri stensen,Var. ’or le All ouise Johnson n?”’ , axine L :da-r , ase :ror. jack Row: OO.Smi W, fltrf y f.Mjnson C . Uriels Son D.Uin ud K, L Me I bij XPouAson B.Valefc, fcO. A Heck son t Bethj B v-uns . The Junior Class presented Lrotner Goose, a three act comedy, Nov- ember 12th and 13th. Jeff Adams was an architect by day and general cleaner-upper for his orphaned brothers and sisters in the evening. Into their midst came Peggy Winkel, whom Jeff mistook for tne new maid. Peggy, tired of selling hosiery and fond of children, agrees to help out.' Lenoro Hudson, who had just Inherited a million dollars, wanted Jeff to build her new house and she hoped he would share it with her. Hy, with her football plays and a bowl of poison ivy, spoiled these plans. Wes, who always had that Woman Look for someone, bought a motor-scooter to take Eve to tne dance. Peggy left and Jeff realized what sne meant to him and got her back. Directors-Betty Adams Lucille Westby Student Coach-Marilyn Mitchell Stage Commit tee-:� .anager, Leland Fllss, Richard Redder, Rodney Olson Properties Commit tee--arlys v.aertens, Carol Betts, Margaret Anderson yake-Up Committee-Darlynne Hoseck, Marilyn GJovig, LaVonne Fredlund, Maroheta Lund, Sylvia Snortum, Marilyn Olson, Margaret Svltie, Rosemarie Kraft, .arlys M.aertens, Carol Betts, Shirley Ocnsendorf Phyllis Kack Publicity-Rosemarie Kraft Usnerettes-Ruth Reihe, Varless i. elrose, Maxine Labbs, Lois Emmons, Margaret Anderson o o © o o QOS € l' ■ V Row: Merle Arndt, son, Kenny Anderson, John Paul Jones, ichard Kusby, Leonard offmar., Ronnie Cole, Don Hanson, Mike unphy, Algene Hoffman, Gene Isfeld. 3rd Row: Richard Guthrie, rcl Bultinck, Marilyn Gubrud, 'arilyn Anderson, Rose Varie uthrie, idith Briggs, Vorr.a Hunt, Carol Hu5singer, Darlene loffman, Jeanette Fuoss, Barbara l.vjen. 2nd Row: Miss Driscoll, •.driar Hemisr, Jimmy Benson, LeRoy Jov -or , Clarence Drietz, ionell Kales, Dill Blank nfie'i , Jarrell rnge3, Darrel] Grot John .lois Bert arms, Lu one Berkes. 1st Row: Ardis Cech, Marly? eecher, Lcis Hoseck, .ditL Hnlts, Viviar Johnson, Lola Fluttur, ona Arndt, JoAnn Fry, Lucille ack ow: Jar os 1'r.oik , verett .asr.ussen. Bob Miller, emon ..auck, Ronald Smith, .endell ’ iller, Gordon Velson, LeRoy Roles, LeRoy Melby, Gerry rrrse+V , 3rd ow: June Xamra v , Jor.ioc ’’onson, Florence Krug Marilyn alvee, Joyce L°rgden, Marcellr estfield, Lois Tilbury, Corel ein, •'vilis Wahlstrom, : arilyr estfieli, � r.ary Lesewski. 2nd Row Mr. Merritt, Irene illrohs, Joyce Larson, Roger Kroyrtad, Joseph Keimi % Charles elrose, ’ .win ?fovak, Leslie Kr 't, Clifford Toov, ’oh erritt, vis ito ’ r. Killen. 1st :;owi Loretta Clufson, Ramona r 11 ar � else ’ rl Lczinski farilvn Ar t ack : 2'.. r Citterman, Leslie Qorder, Ronald Emmons, tratton,Ervin ickelsor., Dorrold Termunde, Dick Tesc:., Dou; las • ’h rlir., Jule Jacobson, ' r. Isaacson. Third Row: JoAr. rank, Charyn Hustad, Mary JeBettignies, Lorraine Slama. Jeanette Krug, Rose Hvrisinrer,Lorraine Marczak, Dorothy L. Hanson, Leona Troska, Carol Thompson. Second Row Darrel Gubrud, Elory Arndt, Clayton ertamer, Urban Kack, Magnus 3rogaard, Paul Dovre, Elden Wolfe, Harvey Kack,Jamos Breyfogle, Elden Cuverson Front Rows Beverly Christianson,Ellen Hults, Clotildis Citrowske, Donna Ferguson, Shirley 3runs, Jeanette Carlson, Audrey Fliss, Elizabeth Keimig, Shirley Bresson, Bette Grengs Rev : “1 - hlstr ■ , Kaynar tenson, Merwin Johnson, barren rek, .Took Leverant, Der terson. Bill , , .o icrc r, tani ” r sen, Ihird Row: ”r. Syltie, is 'ever son, Dorothy Han son, Gwendolyn Tibb its,Dorothy Lundgrei, reel I e Grange, Mildred Victor, Dorothy Lipintki, tv :.ir. r , Mies .andvip. Second Row: Moreen Lanners, is , , Julene Killen, Ardis Nosbus , 1 e. r.• • Lloou, Catr : rine Dtroff , Darlene Cchsendorf, Dorothy ey, 3cv rl.y Vans or.. Front Row: Mar jorie Toov, Patricia r,Judith Hanson,Vivian Friedricks,Franklin Mitchell, Anthony or, 3illy F-itcrson, art ha Lcrvnzen, Joyce Melby, Gladys tianson D� Grade ack Rowi Miss Adano, Jor ;oil,Virbii Pyle, Louis Pertl,Duay r Syltie,Alon Thovson, Gloria h 'ackley, Delores Clson, Doris ?.e endell Dunn, John Snortum, -al lankenfield, Harlan Ticks, Char rr h. LaVonr.e Pockes, Mary Lar .eona Hentze r., Nordahl Peers, John 3rd Rowt Mr Car Iso 1. 'ali 2nd Row: ara : aier, r ore, . sickles, Pries, C Llan, R. Nelson tsworn,C. Lauck, H. wollum. re erson, er. TOW! Back Row; H. Kapinos, W• Miller, B. Miller, B. Tiloury, E. Mikelson, L. Swenson, R. Smith, B. Larson, W. Christenson, M. Dunphy, W. Gubrud, Second Row: Coach Davis, J. Ormseth, B. Amundson, L. Roles, J. Leverenz, R. Reek- off, D. Knutson, W. PeitL, R. Berndt, K. Anderson, D. Tesch, Assistant Coach Isaacson, Bottom Row: E. Rasmussen, L. Hofftaan, R. Anderson, D. Termunde, D. Engel, D. Fairchild, A Heraish, A. Bertamus, J. Tholkes, C. Drietz, D. Hanson. Tracy Canby played Tracy for its first gaire of the season at Tracy on Sep- tember 10. Tracy defeated Canby 13 to 6. Granite Falls For the second game of the Lan- cer season Canby played Granite Falls on Canby1s new football grid- iron. Canby was a little scorched by Granite when they won 20 to 0. Clarkfield The third football game of 48 was played on September 24 with Clarkfield, Canby was still in that rut from the two preceding games and couldn't get out of it. The final quarter ended with a 3core of 2 for Clarkfield, 0 for Canby. Dawson October 1 saw Dawson at Canby for Canby's third game at home on the new field. Dawson was ahead almost all of the game and when the gun went off it found Dawson ahead 39 to 16. Ortonville Our Homecoming game on October 8 found the Ortonville Trojans invad- ing Lancer territory. In the last two minutes of play Canby inter- cepted a Trojan pass and won its first victory this season—24 to 19 Madison Madison playoa their Homecoming game here on October 15. The game ended in a 13 to 6 victory for the Lancers. Hutchinson October 29 saw Canby making the long trip to Hutchinson only to be defeated In the third quarter. The final score was Hutchinson 19 to Canby's 7. Olivia The last game of the Lancer seas- on was at Canby with Olivia. It was a cold night for Olivia but a cold- er one still for Canby when the game ended. Canby was 2 yd3. from another touchdown. The final score was Olivia 20 Canby 6. vriri t dfVftVfl wivriiWift ftvftw y ■(t - .vis ?8SV|V4S' rw «v SSSSw ■ i iiriimggnri a � iVi' fl'M a grygTnKwrasrrfftt . g. gr, -: -? g j'-i :ui5 V W a ? l y JFvV 'Dick J c'e Voug IV i rod y 'Ro AJ V Mike Ami Ke.ro roy fs K £ od V £ • r.‘ V £kv Vill s yA Buzz. V Fww ( '.nMV .l.’,i.''VV,r:,' 'jyr 'Borues 7 Back row:Kr. Isaacson, Don Hanson, Ervin Mikkelson, Ronald Smith, Wendell Miller, Ronald Cole, Mr. Davis. Front row: Mike Dunnhy, Warren Christensen, Dudley Knutson, Bill Blankenfeld, Donald Engel, Gerry Ormseth. November 301 schedule w: Marietta. lecomber 3 second gone ( of 40-27. Pec mbor 7: victory wken was a nip an ' ahead in the December 10s Canby opened its basketball h a game on its own floor against ‘he Lancers defeated Marietta 58-88. The Canby Lancers won their on th Hendricks floor by a score anby took its third straight they defeated Tyler 49-33. It tuck affair until Canby pulled quarter• ncer’s hot shooting pushed over Clarkfield, 49-21. ancers were off fom but easy victory over Milroy, third The L The them to an e December 14: tViey still took an 51-26. December 21« Canby defeated the score of 38 Christmas A: ■34 : leton This in a fame acation,but that thriller by was played dur didn’t atop the fans from coming. January 4, ’49: Granite Palls downed Canby for its first iefeat in 7 ar.es by the narrow margin, 37-35. January ?« Canby came buck after is first iefeat to win from Olivia, 48-36. The game was close until the last quarter when Canby started pouring in the points. January lit The Lancers defeated Kinr.ootft, 3-34 on Canby’3 floor. second do — hard luck ing mar- January 141 T feat from ' Da on free tlirow gin. t an: Lancers took their , 39-34. Canb ’s proved to be the winn January . ... . � . 9i t Canby fire in .nal gun the Ivanhoe game me period, 24-22. pulled an overt sounded Ivanhoe led 22-21, a free throw coming which period out of the 7Hien the f but Mikkelson had he made good. Then in the overtime Smith sank the winning basket. February 1t Canby lost its third game to Mad- ison, 4 -2 . The fact that Canby made 11 out of 69 shots shows how f‘ r off fora they were. February 8t Canby defeated Minneota for the second time, 35-26. Minneota made it a lot harder for the Lancers this time t an they did in the first game. February 11i Canby met a greatly improved Marietta team and defeat them, 54-40. February 15x Milroy’s strength surprised everyone and they kept close to Canby during the first half, but Canby still defeated them 45-29. ebruary IB Canby's acourate shooting and control orboth back-boards was too much for Hendricks. The game ended 55-28,Canb2. % favor. February 22i Canby beat Ivanhoe more easily in tnia am than they did in the first. This •one was won by the score of 42-31. February 25 Revenge was sweet as the Canby lancers defeated Madison 40-35 in their se- cond meeting on the Madison floor. March 11 Car.by lost their last regular sea- ame in a close one with Tvler 35-34. The Lancers played a good floor game but missed too !ra iy of their lay-aip shots. January 1! wore hard playing Crtonville Tro- d by Canby Lancers 49-35. lA KtTBALL x t� U V! dis Gerry Bill ' TH ',4 aww� 4N , i flV ft,ts «n r.4 � i HW' i ,«, tT wT-ST N 4 ' ii � S svy: i V( v NYa vfN iiN 4v. . viv fs • vfwVi VWfv events Back row: Mr. Davis, John Hennir.gsga rd, Whitney Pertl, Richard Husby, Jack Leverenz, Gerry Ormseth, Mr. Isaacson. Front row: Russell Blankenfeld, Dwayne Olson, Wendell Wicks, Darrell Engel, Jerone Christianson. Toumanont Games March 9, 1949 Canby played its first -arae in the district tournament with Tracy and defeated them 35-30 3oth teams were jittery in the first quarter; Tracy recovered in the second quarter, and Canby found themselves in the second half! Smith was high point man with 15 points March 10, 1949 The Lancers gained the right to play in the district finals by defeating liinneota 45-41 Canby had a good lead at half-time,31-19, but Minneota had whittled the lead in at the last half Miller was high with 13 poir. s and Mikkelson with 11 March 12, 1949 Canby lost the district championship title to Marshall 29-19. The Lancers played a good floor game but they couldn't make the baskets Mikkelson was high with 9 and Christianson followed with 5 mt V?' ■ !J-ftgfcVt Vy S ’ ft WJft mt? MM' Opponents Canby ! (arietta 16—30 Hendricks -22—12 Tyler -15—30 Clarkfield -19—26 Milroy -12—25 Granite Falls-24—18 Olivia -13—28 Minneota —22—30 Dawson -10—12 Ortonville - 9—31 embers Opponents S8—Ivan’:oe — 5 26—Madison —20 25— Minneota —13 26— Marietta —32 41—Milroy —12 31—Hendricks—18 4—Ivanhoe —23 33—Madison —24 —Jiyier —11 •arren Christenson won the seasonal free contest (open only to first ten) with an average of 529 Total points scored for the season by our leading scorers were a3 follows: Wendell Miller—253; Ronald Smith—244; Mike Dunphy—160; Mrvin ikkelson—145, '.endell Miller and Ronald Smith were selected as members of the All-District team. Marshall,our district winner, lost to Dawson in the first game of the Regional. Dawson, who earned the right to play in the state tournament, lost the first game to Rochester, defeated Brainord, and lost the Consolation title to Hibbing LICK jronrs T.-� nun v 9 'aril Ti + Vi j?O'V • A ' • iivn • Sharvn Hui lore ic, Tibbitts, Marly’S Melrose, U|im T’, jean incnps , Mar i lyn Mai er, S Floranr. Totman, ratricia Miller, drey F nine Qanna uthrie, . Mary ’ • , • • r,don, Jeanette Krug, Florence Krug, semario Kraft, Bonnie Blankenfleld, lansor, Loretta Lindber' , Marcelle lith GJcvig, Vivian Langdon, Frances ?: ird Row: Marilyn Smith, Swendelyn Ann Fr8nk, Dolly Larson, Betty Kruf Leno Killon Second Rcw: Lao Mohn, :ch, Betty Eischens, Shirley 3runs, Mitchell, Miss Driscoll. First Rowt va Collins, Donna Ferguson, Louise e, Darlene Hunt,Gladys Christianson Lrol tsy Ochsendorf, , Yvonne Redder. , Barbara M ier, lores Clsor., Dorothy Second how: Marilyn 9 or. 11, Carol Olson , Jar.ice JHenr«c©ftfiiag Jim ieverson, Dianne ::oseck, Mariya Xack, Vivian Langcon, Frances Oehaurler, Hueen Meredith Gjovig, Marilyn Gud- mundson, Virginia Christianson, Darlene Hunt, Bruce Eicninger. The 194o nomecommg festivities startea after weeks of planning with a huge bonfire Thursday night The high- light of tne event was the coronation of ueen Meredith Gjovig by Jim Severson on Friday afternoon. The Royal Party entered to the strains of Pomp and Circumstance played oy trie Hign Scnool Concert Band. Immediately af- ter tne coronation ceremony tne entire student body lined up for tne parade through tne streets of Canby. Prizes were awarded for tne best floats in the parade. The G. A. A. float featuring a oarber shop and its sing- ing quartet, won first prize. The sopnomore float won second prize witn its graveyard interpretation. The freshmen float, showing a mecnanic overhauling an old model T Ford, won tmrd prize. Friday night the celebration was climaxed by a foot- ball victory over Ortonviile, followed by a student and alumni dance in the scnooi gym. Queen Meredith am. try.■?? va« a w « cneeRLefiDens . V A 1 1 K rllyn Orengs, Violet Anderson, Eetty Bruns, Virginia Christenson tsy Ochsendorf, Susie Livingston, Gloria Hentges s! M 1_ 'a a councif fa § 4 viN m ;!i':T:fiT , .tudent Council's first major activity of chis ye r was selling Homecoming buttons to defr-y :ic eco ing expenses, and sponsoring the Honeco.ing r:ce, October 10 (for senior high students and ■lunnl). They ■’Iso initiated the student-monitor system in the halls. In a successful drive to help cut costs for th jchool :ual they sponsored the fill , Secret -.and , netting ne-rly one-hundred dollars. Booster out tons for the District 9 Basketball Tournament '.;ere sold in March. The Council is surveying the use of Student Activity Tickets in various high schools in this arc-, with the DosslbiUty that such a ticket ir.ay be adonted by Csnby ill h School next fan. •SeoeT ” Cou.nc.� p’resvdievi't The enrollment of the sophorore rclass is eighty-seven students. The class officers are: President, Ronald Smith: Vice-President, Edith riggs; Secret-ry, Lola Fluttom ; Tre-surer, Marilyn Maier; class advisors, Kiss Driscoll,Mr. Merritt, and hr. Killen. The soDhoaore class carty was a hardtime affair to students came in a ;ropriate dress. Games were played and, of eoursq refreshments were the highlights rf ti e evening. The enrollment of the junior rclass is seventy-two. The class rty fiat r'd folk-dancing, games. and dancing. Lunch consisted of b r .ecued ha:.burners and . op. (We really have some very good cooks in our class). Class officers for the year: Preside: t. John Ilennings- gaard;Vice President, PichardRedder Secretary, Betty Bruns; Treasurer, Frank Dusnak; class advisers, Miss Adams, Kiss Chase,and Mr. Enghausen c ‘5 , J; 4 §n remote The senior class began its last year in C.H.S. under the leadership of Jim seversor. as President; Donald Engel as Vice—-resident; Meredith Gjovig as Secretary; Earlys Rack is Treasurer. Class advisors for the senior class were Miss Sundby, Mr. IPryahl, and Mr. Mickelson. The senior party featured a ne.spaper dressing contest won by the group that dressed Bill Larsen as a pumpkin (He nearly suffocated in the paper shell---). The group also pantomimed nursury rhymes. Dancing was in full swing v hen someone broke the Schottische record. The highlights of the year for the seniors-------the class .lay----the trip to the cities------and graduationwith all its excitement of ordering announcements and having the ictures taken. g mm wiiWMBLw-A % 's i Tj'S urinare arames ♦' 4 ' 1TW4 '% ' tf © • tiw • 'SwSS rv 4 'V VkMft VOCAL music ? ? M H M f U H ! 9 t t i f i � f f f f v t % t r 1111t t tti tt t tV t i_ 9 3 ff 4 i f § « t � S 9 ft� a . t f t f t � mmm m� v If � 4 % ' ■ i Sl’ H U H 9. w W- « « JJ M tf 71 : - • I � 4 % ick Row: M. Grengs, S. Ochsendorf, M. Gudmundson, A. Mamer, . Salte©,M. Lund,J. Langdon, R. Kraft, C. Erickson, A. Anderson, L. Floto,M. Laabs, J. Roles, F. DeLaurier, M. Gjovig, C. Koenigs, : . Westfield,C Rein. 3rd Row: C. Kaok, J. Lanners, R. Gustafson, R. Lesewski, V. estfield, !.!. Anderson, V. Langdon, J. ahlatron, J. Stellmacher,R• Vance, B. Blankenfield, J. Kamrath, M. Smith, J. Tibbits, C. Bultinck, L. Emmons, V. Gjovig, D. Hinsvark. 2nd Row: K. Sorenson, V. Maior, L. Fluttum, B. Lauck, D. Larson, L. Hosack, J. Monson, 3. vjen, R. G'thrie, L. Cech, 3. Krug,V. Christianson, V. Johnson, V. Groni, A. Hunt, P. Kack, M. Nosbuch 1st Row: P. Olson, L. Melby, B. ?runs, V. Thompson, N. Arndt, C. 1'illard, A. Nelson, B • Hoffman, Kack, S. Snortum, I. Thorne, A. Swenson, D. Hunt, E. Hanson, L. lufson, L. Lanners, R. Kraus, r. Carlson 1 GIRLS1 CHORUS The Girls Chorus made its first appearance of the season at the Christmas Vocal Concert, along with the Choir and the Triple Tria CHOIR The Canby High School A capella Choir opened its 1949-49 season at the Library Benefit, October 20. Its next appearance was at the Christmas Vocal Concert, December 15. The theme was set around the meaning of Christmas, and between numbers a short play was enactod. lumbers on the- prorra n included both sacred and secular, ending fith Mr. Carlson s arran '-ment of White Christmas. The Spring Concert was April 24, and the District Music Contest at Tracy was held the 26 and 27 of April. TRIPLE TRIO AND 30YS QUARTET The CHS Triple Trio made its first appearance at the Christmas Vocal Concert. They sang Carol of the Bells and Santa Claus ;s Coming To Town . They hav also appeared at the Rotary Club Christmas Dinner Party, the George Grim lecture, and the PTA meeting. The Boys Quartet is the newest vocal musical organ- isation, organised after Christmas. Both the Triple Trio and the Boys Quartet appeared at the District Music Contest. Choir Officers Girls Chorus Officers President------Merlin Melby President-----Frances DeLaurier Vico-Pres. —Meredith Gjovig Vice-Pros. —Marilyn Gudmundson Secretary Arlene Anderson Secretary-------------------Dolly Larson Treasurer -Gerald Tholkes Treasurer----------Marilyn Gjovig m V-.SS' 91S9 W I i'.WWS f'Ag g Arlene Anderson, Marilyn Gudmundson, Marilyn Smith,Carol Millard, Lorraine Melby, Virginia Christianson, Katherine Sorenson, Fran- ces DeLaurier, Joan Stellmacher. ana mjimiutatm 7ts m -« v vwc.-yw iv V'. v� wiv vcW VvCVaov’u s Leland Fliss, Edward Clapp, Richard Redder, Aloys Streff -7 . -W Yack ?.ow: C. Tho-: son, • Cc'rsendorf, D. Olson, L. Yackley, S. tad, 0e3ettirnies, C Peterson, D. Hanson, 3. Forruson. 3rd ow: M. Gorder, L. Mohn, 3. Lund ren, B. Peterson, L. Gorder, C. ck, T. 'ueller, ’ . Pain, . Lanners 2nd Row: M. Loren.ren, . ,c’r.3endorf, Y. Redd r, B. 'unsor., ?• Janis2eski, R. Livermore, . :oihe, . Frie:ricks. A Thovson, !ir. Carlson. 1st Row: L. •cokes,J. Hansc ., V. Yar.or,R McQuillen,R. Livermore, R. LundvaR, C Kraft, J. Cole, G. Berg 'V 'lAVAMbW. 'ifu« '� v vv8 tf r «- t f' 'Vwa-yy 'two i «v .v . « . yvav « .' tswr f .■ fwwssw ih . cv $ rir- w« tifteis, 8A� 9 ,-ZA’ Back Row: L. Fredlund,M. Smith,S. Thorpe,H. Kapinos, R. Peterson, L. Mohn, D. Ferguson, '. Christianson, . Clapp, R. Gubrud, A. Anderson,J. Severson. Third Rov;: 7. Langdon,F. Severson,’ . Lyslo, F. Totraan, A. Hunt, 3. Lauck, R. Vance, J. Paulson, ?. Cole, P. Olson, C. Eriokson, B. Amundson, • Isfeld, M. Anderson. Second Row: W. Schutjer, 3. Maier, D. Hanson, J. Leverenz, E. Briggs, J. Gustafson, J. Stellmacher, L. Cech, J. Snortum, S. Hanson, D. Larson, C. Millard, J. Killen, M. Maier, F. DeLaurier. First Row: r. Williamson,S. Livingston,K. Sorenson,C. Koenigs,M. P.estfield, ’. Hove, M. Gjovig D. Peterson, ?'• Svltie, 3. Larson, B. Towne,J. Frank, A. Cech, J. Monson PEP BAND The pep band played at all the hone basketball games. They entertained during the halves with marches and novelty numbers. SWING BANT) tie have our own swing band this year, organized shortly after Christmas. The Swing Band made its first appearance at the Girl Scout Play in April. Among our favorite selections have been Bugle Call Rag, Among My Souvenirs, and Now is the Hour. SMALL INSTRUMENTAL GROUPS The CHS horn quartet made its first appearance at the George Grim lecture. They played two numbers, 0 light of Life by Bortni- ansky and Entr1 Acte by Schubert. This group performed at the District Music Contest as well as other instrumental soloists and groups such as the Clarinet uartet, one the Cornet Trio. BAND The Canby High School Band made its first appearances of the 1943-49 season at all the hone football manes. This series of appearances was climaxed by the Homecoming game and the Home- coming parade. The first concert was December 8. Among the selections were Dancing Tambourine, Tshaikowsky's Pathetique Symphony—and stout Hearted lien by Romberg. Tickets were sold at this concert and the proceeds went to the newly organized band uniform fund. The spring concert was March 29th. Band Officers President-—barren Christensen Vice-President-----Bill Larson Secretary---Meredith Gjovig Manager-------------Don Hanson � «« f' ! IMM mzm i 3ack Row: Harry Kapinos, Julene Killen, Marilyn Maier, Arlene Hunt, Jane Paulson, Russel Peterson. Front Row: LaVonne Fredlund, Wayne Sehutjer, Dolly Larson, Carol Millarj, Barbara Maier, Marilyn Smith V� n I 4 :‘ack Row: Don Hanson, Marilyn Maier, Vivian Lanpdon, LaVonne Fredlund, Jim Severson,Arlene Anderson, Marilyn Smith, 3arbara Maler. 2nd Row: Anne Severson, Charlotte Krickson, Dolly Larson, Der.r.is Peterson, Julene Killen, 1st Row: Warren Christianson, Bill Larson, Joan 3tellmacher, Katherine Sorenson, Janice Monson ffrTT s a mu r;_ a m ittwwuwuu S3 7 I .v; g s g as r '-'Ky 'JTZ''ft tvv , I,, — Officers — T)on r 3 C r. V)0 ill i jwi ion — «V Vxowre.? routs d ' ,V C‘- Vitre. ft mzw Dolly Larson, Carol Millard, Edith Briggs, Margaret Anderson. Arlene Hunt, Beverly Lauck, Ruth Vance, Jane Paulson |y,r.s iViJ V Y y Wi fcWNffV VMtt ik v i, i editor------------------------------Meredith Gjovig Assistant Editor---------—-------Sylvia Snortum .Business Manager-------------------------------Bill Larson Assistant Manager-----------------Leiand Fliss roduction Manager---—----------Joan Stellnacher Assistant Manager---------------LaVonne Fredlund Sports Editor--------------------------Whitney ?ertl Assistant--------------------------- Bon Engel Art Editor------------------------------Dor Hanson Art Staff---------------------Katherine Sorer.son Marlys Maertens Dorothy Hanson Ronnie Cole Musio Editor---------------------------Dolly Larson Assistant- ------------------ --Carol Millard Social Literary Editor----------Margaret Anderson Assistant--------------------- --Joyce Olson Feature Editor-------------------Frances DeLaurier Assistant---------------------------Betty Bruns Photography Editor-------------------Merlin Melby Assist an t - ----- —------- Don Hanson Senior Class News---------—-------Joan Gustafson Junior Class News-------------------Rosemary Kraft Sophomore Class News-----------------Janice Monson Sales Manager------------------- --Gerry Tholkes Sales Staff------------------------ Bill Fales Bill Livingston barren Christianson Alvin Differding Violet Anderson Mary Ann Nosbusch Typists________________________________Marlys Kack Carolyn Kulla Marilyn Gudmundson Pearl T icks Eva Collins Joyce Olson Student Back Ro«: Dick Reckoff, Prank Dushack, Bill Amundson, Ronnie .h, Don -'-3r.son, Richard Redder, '.'.r. Hegdal. 2nd Row: Adrian Blemish, Betty Bri.ns, Marilyn Maier, tfarlys Pack, Lola Fluttum, Don Engel. 1st Row: Jim Severson, Meredith Gjovir, Dudley Kr.utson. John Hennlngsraard l Anc ei Back Row: LaVont.e Fredlund, Marilyn Gudmundson, Joyce Olson, :'r-snc?s DeLaur ier , Margaret Ar dersor., Rosemary Kraft, '.’ary Ann Dos ouch, Betty Bruns, C rolyn Kulla. 2nd Row: Don Engel, V.'arren Christianson, Alvin Dlfferding, Dolly Larsor., Merlin Melby, Carol .'liar:, Bill Livir. - t 'r., Joan Gustafson, 3111 Fale , Lee Fliss, 'hit :.'-y r.'Ttl , Jerry r- oik- . 1st Row: Miss S- n -.by, Marlys Kack, Joan r11 mache Dor. Hanson, ijt mv iMwawy w m '.'}wvrx srw Tty rr tyxi ' I 1 1 w msvfvvap r. v riv F sv fc v Back Row: Pol-r, •- , . c • Pruns, J •. , • , . c - , . Ac :: • rr - • , . -r -■ s , n • . r iN Arndt, F. • v • � • ' - r'« , • •� • i • i • • • WAiMtt %� itt wv mmwmi'mat Back Row: Jack Leverenz, Dennis Peterson, Merlin Helby Aloys Streff, Leland Fliss, Pitney Pertl, William 2nd Row: Richard Redder, Darrel Gubrud, Douglas Sherlin. 1st Row: Mr. Fales, Bill Livingston, Leroy Melby. Redder, Darrel Gut.rud, Douglas Sher Carlson, Stanley Hanson, Jerry Tholkes, Eugene Isfeld 'U ibuii j o L'Uixoy n-ixisuiij j erry iuuiiiea • isieiu The boys in the Projection Club are taught hnw to run the 16mm motion picture equipment,film slide projector,and the pub- lic address system. The club handles all film showings for the entire school, under the supervison of Gerry Tholkes, student director. Mr. Carlson, acts as faculty advisor. Back Row: Don Hanson, Gerry Orraseth, Mike Dunphy, Janet Roles 2nd Row: JoAnn Fry, Rose ?iarie Guthrie, Mary Ann Lozinskl, Patricia Miller, Shirley Nosbuch, Bernadette Hoffman 1st Row: Miss Sundby, Loi3 Cech, Mary Ann Nosbuch, Rosemary Kraft. Checking in books, shelving, and processing new books were a few of the duties of the student librarians. Thirteen senior high students and two Junior high students acted as librarians this past year. Awards in the form of pins and medals are given in recognition of satisfactory work. ecxJksVv-O vxujv Arvic cph Back row: Marlon Christensen, Muriel Wiegers, Gregory Vos, Joyce Thompson, Florence Bullick. Middle row: Joan Benson, Margery Larson, Ilene Thomsen, Jean Mitchell, Bernice Cumiings, Ardis Jacobson. Front row: Mrs. Lillian Monson, Norma Thompson, Jean Bressler, Irene Swedzinski. 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