Canby High School - Lancer Yearbook (Canby, MN)

Text from Pages 1 - 114 of the 1950 volume:

. t] I I , I i dedicAtion Tic the students of Canby High School, dedicate our 1950 Lancer to Mr. henry Williamson. He has been moat faithful and valuable to our school these many years a9 director of the band and teaoher of American History. Under his able direction our band has attained the enviable position, which it now holds, as one of the outstanding high school bands in Western Minnesota. In dedicating our Annual to him, we wish to express our deepest gratitude and appreciation for hie excellent service. 1 r Back rows Torrar.ce Carlson, Neal Davis, Roger Isaacson, Arnold Killen. Seatedi Eleanor Golti, Geneva Driscoll, Helen Chase. Baok rcsri Mary Langehough, Hugh Merritt, Charles Simonitsch, Henry Willi amson, Doris Rodnyre, Seatedi Betty Adams, Stella Leisure, Anita Sundby. Back rcrot Betty Merritt, Florence Isaacson, Lucille Garry, Yvonne Palm, LaVerne Johnson, Ruth Prunty, Seated Lillie Martinson, Lillian Monson, Ella Billington, Edna Shosten. MAHJORIE ALLECKSON Her way® are of pleasantness Chor vs (9) Library 1 Jr, Class Play G.A.A, 1 CAROL BETTS Might as well be out of the world as with out a car, 9th Chorus Jr. High Jinx G. A. A. 3 Girls Chorus 1 Commentator Staff 3 (Feature Editor 2) Annual Staff 1 Tumbling 1 NILLIAM J. AMUNDSON Not a sinrer, not a saint, just a right guy. Student Council 1 Annjal Staff 1 Football 2 Band 3 MARGARET C. ANDERSON By the work one knows the workman. Annual Staff 3 9th Chorus Choir 3 Girls Chorus 3 Octet 1 Band 3 Clarinet Quartet 3 Clarinet Solo 2 Jr. Hi Jinx Student Counoil 1 Commentator 2 BETTY JEAN BRUNS iis good to be merry and wise. Choir 3 Girls Chorus 3 G. A • A • 2 Cheerleader 1 Queens Attendent Secretary Jr. Class Student Council 1 Jr. Class Play Annual Staff 1 Coronentator 2 ROSELYN ANTONY Footsteps worth following in. Chorus 2 Commentator taff 1 Homec ming Attend- ent 12 Transfer from Clark field. LOIS CECH Here's tc a girl with a heart and a smile; who makes this bubble of life worth while. Jr. High Chorus Sand 4 Red Cross Delegate 1 Girls Chorus 3 Library Staff 2 Choir 1 Annual Staff 1 Commentator Staff 1 EDWARD G. CLAPP -un and fancy free. Hand 4 Chorus 4 Projection Club 1 Patrol 1 Brass Sextect 2 Pep Band 1 Swing Band 1 Quartette 2 Vocal Solo 1 Bast Tuba Solo 1 Annual Staff 1 LCIS EMMONS Deeds not words. Girls Chorus 3 Library 1 Commentator 1 DONALD DRIETZ Quiet and reserved he shuns the con- spiouous. Trarsfered from Ivanhoe• HARLOTTE B. ERICK- ON 11 the world's a tage but to me its circus. and 3 Chorus 3 Choir 3 9th Chorus 9th Chorus Secretary Class Play 11 Declamation 1 Annual Staff 1 G. A. A. 1 Swing Band 2 FRANK B. DUSHACK Girls are so ur-nec essary. Student Council 1 Class Treasurer 11 Football 2 Baseball 2 ARIEL FAIRCHILD An independent thir.ker who holds himself aloof from the petty squabbles of sohool life. Football 3 Track 4 LAVONNE A. FREDLOTD She and life got along. Pand 3 Mixed Chorus 2 V-Prea. -irl s Chorus 2 Brass Sextet 2 Swing Band 2 Pep Band 3 Trombone Solo 2 Octet 1 Library 1 Jr. Hi Chorus 1 Jr. Hi Jinx 1 Commentator 2 Annual Staff 3 Sophmore Play MARILYN LOUISE GJOVIG Ilf it's a good time, Icount me in. Mixed Chorus 3 Sec. Girl s Chorus 3 Tree. |Commentator 2 (Soph. Vice-Pres. Student Council 1 Home Coming Queen LFLAHD FLISS Play and 1 11 play with you, study and you study alone. Mixed Chorus 2 Projectionist Club 3 Captain Basketball 3 rre?hman President Senior Vice-Pres. Patrol Captain 1 Ann al Staff 2 Student Council 2 Boys .uartet 2 Choir Treasure LUANN A. FLOTO She's always putting off until tomorrow what she had no in- tention of doing to- day. Commentator 3 Girls Chorus 3 Mixed chorus 2 Choir Council 1 Declamation 1 Junior Hi Jinx 1 MARILYN J. GRENGS She's the center of ah—traction. Jr. Hi. Jinx 1 Patrol 1 Tumbling 1 G • A. A • 3 Girl's Chorus 3 Vexed Chorus 3 Commentator 1 • Cheerleading 3 Home Coining Attend ent HELEN V• GUSTAFSCN ® Kve ryb ody s friend. Jr. Hi. Chorus Girls Chorus 2 WILLIAV E. FALES Wo expect great things of him. Mixed Ch :rus 2 Annual Staff 3 Jr. Class Play Declamation 1 Projectionist Club 4 Jr. Hi Jinx 1 Jr. Hi Chorus 1 HAROLD J. F1EP It's eas to get a- round whop you’re small• EVELYN S. HANSEN Life is 1ong but I'm short. 9th Chorus Choir 3 Girls Chorus 3 Jr Class Flay Commentator Staff Annual Staff 1 Vocal Soloist Octet 1 Declamation 1 Senior Class Sec Student Council 1 DARLTHNE J. HOSECK Happy arc I, from care I'm free, I love life, so let ire be G. A. A. 2 Commentator 3 Annual Staff 1 JOHN R. HENNINGL- GAARD He can resist any- j thing but tempt- ation Basketball 3 Baseball 2 Jr. Class President] Student Council 1 Student Council Treasurer DOROTHv MAE HINS- VARK A gal tha?. really gets around Jr. Hi Jinx Commentator 2 9th Chorus Girls Chorus 3 Choir 3 Jr Class Play JOHN ft. HOVE So many worlds, so much to do• Band 2 Orche tra 2 Choir 1 Violin Solo 3 Horn Quartet 1 Brass Sextet 1 Annual Staff 1 Pres. Student Coun- cil 1 Sr Class Pres 3asketball 3 Transfer from North- wood, Iowa. Trans- fer from Brooklyn New York HARRY J. JENSEN His hobby is tend- ing to his own bus- iness BERNADETTE T. HOFF MAN Being small dcesn' stop me Choir 3 Girl Chorus 3 Octet 1 G. A. A. 3 Library Assistant 3 Commentator 2 CELINE AN XACK ' t fence me in. phallis e. kack Don’t pass tempt- ation lightly by; it may never come again. Girls Chorus 4 Choir 3 Commentator Staff 1 Jr. High Jinx 1 Tumbling 1 G. A. A. 2 COLLEEN T. KOENIGS Give me a roll on the drums. Band 4 Choir 3 Girls Chorus 3 Commentator Staff 1 G. A. A. 2 Jr. High Jinx 1 Chorus 1 JO ANN LANNEfcS Girls Chorus 3 Commentator 1 G. A. A. 2 Kind words are the music of the world. ROSEMARIE KRAFT Everybody’s craiy half of the time. Choir 3 Annual Staff 2 Library 3 Commentator Staff 3 Jr. High Jinx 1 G. A. A. 4 Chorus 1 DOLLY L. LARSON Better late than never. Band 4 Clarinet Quartet 4 Pep Band 3 Jr. Hi Jinx Editor G. A. A. 4 G. A. A. Vice Pres. Choir 3 Girls Chorus 2 Commentator 2 Annual 2 Band Sec. 1 Student Council 1 Ootet. 1 MARTHA ANN KRONABETTER A shy gal—the kind you have to have to whistle at twice. G. A. A. 2 Girls Chorus 2 Commentator 1 Transfer from St. Joseph Home coming Att. BEVERLY LAUCK Be reasonable and you’ll be happy. Horn Quartet 3 Pep Band 1 Band 3 Choir 2 Girls Chorus 3 Pres, of Girls Chorus Commentator 2 Annual 1 Audio-Visual Club Seo. 1 ' r LLOYD L. LESEWSKI A guy whcfe here to- day and here tomorrow Patrol 1 MARCHETA J. LUND She says things with her eyes that others waste time putting into words, Jr, High Jinx Commentator staff 3 Girls Chorus 3 Choir 1 Sec, Girls Chorus KITCHELl the door when opportunity Knocks before it goes to your neighbor's door, Jr, Hi Jinx Annual Staff 1 Girls Chorus 1 0. A. A. 1 Jr. Class Play MARLYS R. MAERTENS Don't look at me that way, 9th Chorus Patrol 1 Tumbling 1 G. A. A. 3 Jr. High Jinx Commentator 3 Annual Staff 2 Declamatory 1 Girls Chorus 2 Choir 1 Soph, Class play SHIRLEY NOSBUSCH St. Leo, here T come. G. A. A. h Library 3 Commentator 1 LORRAINE ANN VELRY I Just keep dusting the cobwebs off the moon. Jr. High Jinx Jr. High Chorus Commentator 3 G. A. A. 2 Choir 3 Girls Chorus 3 Triple Trio 1 Octet 1 Soloist 2 Jr. Class Play Soph. Class Play SHIRLEY A. OCHSEN- DORF A gentleman is a rarer thing than some of us think. 9th Chorus Jr. Hi Jinx G. A. A. 2 Girls Chorus 3 Choir 3 Commentator 3 Vocal Solo 3 Annual Staff 1 Tr. Hi Jir.x Typist Dec. Audio Visual Club WHITNEY A PERIL The fisure� I draw aren’t number . Capt. of Sohool Patrol 9th Grade Soph Clast Prea Jr Clatt Tree. Choir 2 Student Counoil 2 Jr Clatt Play Annual Staff 2 Projectioneat Club Track 2 Football 2 JANE POULSON In this world you gotta be crazy or you’ll go nuta Band 4 Choir 2 Girl Chorua 2 Horr Quartette 2 Commentator Staff 3 Pep Band 2 Jr Clatt Play Jr. High Jinx 1 Tumbling 1 G. A. A. 2 Chorua 1 MARILYN SMITH Love me today-tomor- row may never ocme. Red Cross Representat- ive • A• A• 2$ Girls Chorua 3 Choir 3 Band 3 Octet 1 Triple Trio 1 Solo Work 3 Declamation 1 % „ t Pep Band 2 v 7 Swing Band 2 Tumbling 1 V. Pres. Girls Chorus MARILYN MAE OLSON She has friends she hasn’t even used yet Choir 1 Girls Chorus 2 Commentator Staff 3 Jr. G. A. A. 1 G. A. A. 3 Jr. High Jinx 1 Tumbling 1 Chorua 1 A 9th grade class sec. Jr• Cheerleader Himecoming Att. RODNEY D. OLSON Sometimes I think t much good looks is handicap. Choir 2 Student Council 1 Annual Staff 1 Sr Class Tres M. REIHE ilence is golden. JANET RCLES ■Success is doing a loom .on thing un cornin' ;cnly well. G. A. A. 4 Library 3 Girls Chorua 3 Commentator 2 IfffARD A. REDDER Ideas are funny little thingsj they won’t work unless you do. - Chorua 4 Solo work 2 Student Council 2 Declamation 1 Projection Club 4 Vice Pres. Jr. Class Quartet 2 Annual 1 ALOYS STREFF The harder I try the gooder to be, the woraer I am. Choir 3 Boys Chorus 1 Boys Quartet 2 Vocal Solo 2 Pres. Choir Student Council 1 Annual Staff 1 Projectionist Club 2 Jr. Class Play Declamation 1 iOBfcRT C. TILBURY [ dare do all that nay become a man. Band 3 Mixed Chorus 2 Girls Chorus 2 Commentator 2 Lancer Staff 1 Library 1 Flute Solo 2 r VERA L. THOMPSON Experience is the name everyone gives to his mistakes. Library 1 Commentator 2 Girls Chorus 2 BERNICE TROSKA (You'll never offend person by returning a smile. Band 2 MARGARET R. SYLTIE A heart, with room for every Joy. SYLVIA SNORTUN Laugh and the world laughs with you. Jr. Hi Chorus G. A. A- 1 Jr. Hi Jinx . Girls Chorus 3 Mixed Chorus 3 1 Octet 1 Annual Staff 2 Coranentator Staff 1 3 ABEL A. TECSHE hes got rings on her ingers. NA E. TIBI ITS res y«� , yes'' in her tor 1 . A. A. 1 1 ibrary 1 omeccming Attendant Girls Chorus 1 ibrary 1 horus 1 iris Chorus 1 Back row: J. Kelmig, J. Jones, M. Junphy, L. Hoffman, R. Cole, V, Lauck, R. Husby, 0. Hanson, D. Engel. Fourth row: L. Hoaeek, R. Guthrie, C. Huisinger, E. Brigga, J. Langden, N. Hunt, F« Krug, J. Kamrath, J� Fuoss, M• Andersen, Vies Chase. Third row; L. Kraft, E. Berckes, B. Blankenfeld, C. Driett, D. Grotjohn, G. Isfeld, K.Anderson, J. Benson, L.Fales, Vias Adams. Second row: J. Fry, 8. Evjen, V. Gubrud, C.Bultinck, J. Larson, R. Lesewski, V. Johnson, L. Fluttum, N. Arndt, F. Cole. First row: V. Antony, R.Kraus, L. DeVos, A. Hemish, R. Krogstad, R.Guthrie, E. Engel, V. Loiinski, A. Coch. Back rows E, Rasreussun, L. Velby, B. Miller, R. Smith, H. Miller, G. Nelson, L. Roles, C. Toov. Third row: Mr. Carlson, P. Walstrom, C. Rein, M. V.estfield, L. Tilbury, M. Saltee, J. Monson, M. 'estfield. Second rowt M. Mitchell, M. Maier, B. Merrit, J. Thelkes, G. Ormseth, M. Novak, I. Willgohe, C. Millard. First rewt L. Olufson, P. Olson, A. Nelson, M. Nemits, E. Rohde, A. Swenson, B. Towns. r ? Hta Junior class res zn+5� :---------- P’ 'Seventeen ii U vujir n E Standings Mis Langehough, Vernon Lauck, Carol Millard, Margin Novak, Bethel Towne. Seated! Barbara Evjen, Marilyn Anderson, Ronald Smith, Joe Keimeg, Marilyn Maier, Arlys Swenson. Fronti Loretta Olufeon, Bob Merritt. r The Junior Class presented Seventeen Is Terrific, a three act comedy, November 18 and 19. Chuck Allenby was a teenage boy with a knack for getting into trouble. His efforts to secure five dollars for the spring dance caused plenty of trouble J A cranky father and Hugo Jarvis, who tried to steal his girl, Ginny, didn't make Chuck's efforts and easier. Dr. Allenby missed an appointment to see the Allenby farm be- cause Chuck had taken the car. Chuck was punished by having his allowance taken from him. A few weeks later the farm land became valuable and Dr. Allen- by was rich. Chuck was praised and received money for the danoe and won Gin- ny back. George Bennet, friend of Chuck's finally persuaded Chuck's sis- ter Barbie, to go to the dance with him. Hugo Jarvis took Barbie's friend Nancy Pomeray. Hannah Hawks, the hired girl from the ccuntry, decided not to marry any of her pen pals but remained with the Allenby family. The Cast Dr. Allenby Mrs. Wagner (Grandma) Hannah Hawks Chuck Allenby Barbie Allenby Janie Allenby Billie Allenby Patsy Gardner Nancy Pomeray Hugo Jarvis George bennet Ginny Grant 1 '1 Hard £eth el Town w 0 - ph Ke’ r.eg £ ovenson L rb ara ivjen Bob err i tt Lore t 'i Olufson Lari lyr. rider sc Honela .Smith Larv in .Novak . ari iyn : aier IT ' t T Back row i J. Jacobson, S • Hanson, P. Dovre, R. Emmons, J. Leverenz, R. Anderson, L. Gorder, E. Arndt, U. Kack, H. Hack Fourth row Y. Grengs, D. Lundgren, S. Hustad, D. Hanson, J. Krug, J. Larck, R. Huisinger, M • DeBettignies, B. Kack, Mr. Merritt. Third rowi B. Ladwig, F. Janisreski, J. Killen, J. Frank, D. Lipinski, D. Hanson, L. Lindbergh, A. Flies, B. Grengs, M. Kleos. Second row 0. Gudrud, 3. Hanson, E. Keimig, D. Ferguson, S. Bruns, M. Lorenren, J. Carlson, C. Citrowske, J. Breyfogle, Miss Driscoll. First rowi V. Friedrioks, E. Dysuiok, C. Bertamue, D. Gorder, M. Brogaard, S. Bresson, J. Hansen, G. Christianson, B. Christianson. Not on picture� D. Fliss. Back row� A. Mueller, R. Tesch, R. Peterson, E. Mikkelson, D. Peterson, D. Termunde, M. Stratton. Third row: Mr. Kil'.en, C. Thompson, F. Sererson, L. Slama, L. Troska, M. Victor, G. Tibbits. Second row: A. Nosbusch, E. fcolff, B. Peterson, M. Swenson, P. Wahlstrom, D. Sherlin, D. Ochsendorf. First row: E. Ourerson, P. Miller, D. Yackley, C. Streff, L. Vohn, Y. Toov, F. Mitchell. Back rowi E Streff, P. Peterson, L Pertl, D Zimmerman, K, Vainer, 0 Scrultz, C Rich ardson, V. Pyle, Fourth row: Mia� Adama, B Work, D Slama, J, Snort . , j Nemi’t, D. Olson, J• Waterr.uelen, ... Swenson, L Miller, Third row: M. Moher, A, Siliman, R Voravets, L, Yackley, M Aenakaug, L Winter, D, Olson, P, Oohaendorf, M, Schuver Second row: C Nesbusch, A, Thovaon, P, Thorpe, D Reiho, M. Pixite, M. Palm, R Speight, B Maier First row: B, Olson, D Madall, R, Ormseth, R, Rye, E Savat, J, Waits, W. Thompson, E, Wicks Back row: H Henningsgaarc, R Funk, N, Beers, C Haeska, 0, Eischena, J, Chriat''•neon, J. Coil Fourth row: J. Gubrud, B, Or eng r,, L Cnria-cnsen, V • Bacv, G, H«ntges, M, ' ;eunar, J. Demutn Third row: J, Fier, J Brandt, L. Fairchild, L. Eisohons, W. Lysic, R. Blank- enfeld, Mr, Isaacson, Second row: S, Living on, L. Hentges, Kronabeiur, A. Kloos, L. Beckos, L, Christiansen, Miss Sundcy. First row: R. Hoseck, H, Hunt, C Campbell, W, Dunn, R Fuosa, L. Larson Back Raws D. Benson, H. Yackley, F Bultinck, W Pries, H. Weilum, C Lauck, 0 Hartswonr,, W. Sickles, R Liver «era, V. Hanson. Fifth Rewi W. Rasmussen, C Peterson, E Funk, M. Sohults, D Chlebuck, D• Eiler, L. Sillman, Y Redder, L Plagemer, Mr. Simonitsch Fourth Row! C Kraft, J. Lars n, M. Mamer, M Gorder, R. Livermore, P Strett, L Guthrie, R Lee, Third Row: V Melby, G. Victor, D. Melrcse, W. Schutjer, R. Briggs, R. MoQuilien, V Lund, R, Andersen, D Hansen, Mr. Syltie Second Rewt B Hansen, J. Lundvall, G, Berg, J Cole, P. West, R McLain, V, Tesch, M Jants, D Yackley, C, Olson. Front Rowt D, Ochs, R, Lundvall, R Sickles, W. Berchard, J, Poulson, 0, Citrowske, R. Kragness, C Hansen, Miss Leisure Hot on picture! Ronald Nelson Back Row! Mr Davis, L Lundquist, P Fales, R Goettsch, D Melby, A. Gjovig, B Flcte, R Larson, L Kraft. Fourth Rowi C Dysvick, L Lindbergh, S. Enga, C, Christianson, M Drengson, S Nelson, S Saltee, I Janisteski, J Gorder Third Rewj Miss Rodmyre, L Zimmermann, M. Winters, P. Craigraile, A Coil, N Carlson, S Grong, A Thompson, M. Rein Second Rowt D Mead, D. Larson, W Heise, T. Dunn, J. Larson, W. Beers, D Preis, R Gubrud Front Row! J, Walts, B Schuver, L Gravellie, C Graner, M Kille� , C Cummings, B Friedricks, A Andersen. Not on picture! Rose Yackley FOOTKAM. ’ Baok row: B. Amundson, L Role� , J Leverent, B. Miller, R. Smith,E. Mikkelson, W. filler, D. Hanson, W. Pertl, M. Dunphy, E Rasmussen Third row Assistant Coach Roger Isaacson, D Farichild, K Anderson, M. Stratton, A. Bertamus, D. Termunde, P Tesch, R Funk, D Juaranek, G Ormseth, F Dushak, Coach Neal Davis Second row D Olson, P Peterson,L. Pertl, J Tholkes, A. Hemish, S. Hanson, R. Anderson, E Wolff, C Bertsmus, 0 Eischens, First row Manager R Guthrie, W. Dunn, J. Christianson, R. Ormseth, J Snortum, J Coil, R Blankenfeld, W. Borchard, J. Poulson GRANITE FALLS-CANBY Canby had a T.D after two plays of the game and made easy work of defeating the ’power city boys 26 to 0. CLARKFIELD-CANBY Canby fcund the going quite a bit tougher at Clarkfield and lost 6 to 0 A long return of a kickoff turned the tide of an otherwise evenly matched game DAWSON-CANBY Canby oame baok to win the third game of the season against the conference champions, 6 to 0 ORTONVILLE-CANBY Canby lost their ohances to tie for the conference when they went down to defeat at the hands of the Trojans, 19 to 12 This game was played in the rain on a fairly muddy field MADISON-CANBY Canby defeated a weak Madison team 45 to 0 to end their confereroe schedule with three wins and two losses HUTCHINSON-CANBY Canby outfought and out played the Hutch Tigers to win 7 to 2. Hutch would not hare scored except for a blocked kick OLIVIA-CANBY In a bitterly fought battle between two long-standing rivals, Canby lost a 19 to 14 decision on a well-executed last minute T D. pass play Canby was represented by four members on the mythical all-conference team Honors this year went to Mike Junphy,Ron Smith (co-captains of the team)., Adrian Hemish, and Kenny nderson Jack. i r Davis Wo G«m $ Dicl w SvovjlxC HI on ce re so on m Standings Coach Roger Isaacson, Wendell Miller, Ervin ikkelson, Ronald Smith, Ronald Cole, Donald Hanson, Neal Davis, Assistatn coach. Front rowi Roger Ormseth, Vana- ger. Bill Blankenfeld, John Henningsgaard, Jack Levurenr. ike Dunphy, Gerry Ormseth, For the first time in the history of Canby’s Basketball career, The Little .x Conference Trophy came home to us with the following gamesi Canby 46 Clarkfield 39 Canby 44 Granite Falls 37 Canby 37 Daw8on 34 Canby 45 Ortonville 43 Canby 59 Vadison 30 Non conference games: Canby 55 Hendricks 19 Canby 56 Milroy 38 Canby 43 Ivanhoe 22 Canby 42 Tyler 32 Canby 48 Sauk Center 47 Canby 53 Melrose 45 Canby 54 Minneota 30 Canby 37 Tyler 33 Canby 32 Ivanhoe 30 Canby 39 Clara City 34 Canby 50 Minneota 41 Canby 44 Marshal 1 49 Canby 65 Milroy 40 Canby 58 Hendricks 44 Canby 56 Cottonwood 35 Canby 52 Madison 19 Statistics for the season! o Leading scorers: Ron Smith, 402 points for a game average of 13,5j Krv Mikkelson, 329 points for an average of 11; Junior Miller, 211 points for an average of 7; Mike Dunphy, 196 points for an average of 6,7; Ronnie Cole, 64 points for an average of 2,3, Erv. Mikkelson had the best free throw record—61 out of 92 attempts making a season average of ,663, Other free throw records were John Hennings- gaard 10 out of 1R fo£ a ,555 average; Ron Smith, 75 out of 147 for an av - erage of ,510 DISTRICT 9 TOURNAMENT Thu Canby Lancer� won the District 9 title for the second time in the history of the school by winning four games in the district tournaments in Tracy and Marshall. Tn the first game, Canby defeated Balaton 69 to 35. The second game found Canby out in front of Cottonwood by a score of 60 to 33. The Lancers were hard pressed in their semi-final game by Ivanhoe, which used very slow tactics and controlled the ball for the first quarter making the score at the end of the first period 0 to 0. The Lancers led by 11 to 9 at the half, then pulled away for a 40 to 26 win and the gleam of district honors in their eyes. Canby 56 Marshall 46 The Lancers started fast and led by 22 to 8 before Marshall knew what hit them. Marshalls Tigers came back but not enough as the determined Lancers led by Smiths 19 points and Bones floor play would not be beaten. The Canby championship team was honored with three men on the all-distriot team— Err, Ronnie, and Bones. REGION 3 TOURNAMENT For the first time in the history of the school, Canby came through the Regional Tournament at St. Peter with the title and the ohance to play in the state tourney. Canby 42 Hutchinson 38 The Lancers were a little nervous to start the game but after a bad first half, pulled away to defeat Hutch 42-38. Canby 34 Appleton 23 The Lancers jumped to an early lead and led 19 to 8 at the half. In the third quarter Appleton made a bid for victory but the Lancers showed their dribbling «id expert ball handling to win 34 to 23. In any write-up of the Regional, mention must be made of the fine quality of clay turned in by Mike Dunphy—his ball stealing and guarding were the subject of much conversation among the spectators. STATE TOURNAMENT Canby 42 Mankato 32 Canby a young Lancers won the first game of the State Tournament from Mankato 42 to 32 with Smiths' 15 points leading the way to viotory. Canby 25 Duluth Central 38 Except for an exceptionally oold shooting night on which they hit only 12 of their shots, the Lanoers could have defeated the State Championship team from Duluth. Canby out-rebounded the Trojans, and with Erv holding their All-State center to 10 points, were in the game until the end. Canby 34 Rochester 37 Tired and weary from 3 days in the oities, the Lancers fell before the Rochester Rockets 37 to 34. With only 2 minutes to go, Canby tied up the game at 34-34, but lost the third plaoe standing to a scrappy team that refused to give up. Comments on the state tournament heard by an outsider! Canby had the best balance of any team there———the Canby iron men were not dependent upon one man, but played team ball———the class of ball handling, the deceptive plays under the basket, the passing, and team spirit are marks of a 'good outfit'—Cole's rebound play was well worth a congratulation, too. CANBY MAY BE STATE TOURNEY ‘SWEETHEART’ Canby Tops Appleton by Stria fillt tod to defeat South St. Taul Jt .is meat that found 6-5 captain Jim ant in a hero' role. Robbinadale, rrpreaented in a state the firal time, had the day'a easiest ..... ...___________________ t eliminated Bomidji 48-34 with it a le for.the night •e«ion. superior height the big factor. Don Dale «' i.u - :: BMriON til.HI At Thirl Ki.r, � «II. (IImUi Hr«li4|l |l. Hirirn II |« MM«U'taN| Irrl.lr U. K.r|.i«4 I! South St. Pa dria feuding with Aa expected. Ih all time attendnn attendance. There large a few Show! cellent Canby Jumfc quarter lead, to 108 at ih Appleton up quarter to retain and then won pull! fourth quarter wit finest displays of contr that one could expert high school basketball. Key man of the Cm control display was We ler. 6-1 guard, who handled ball like a collegian. «•2 Ronald Smith, left handed ward, amused the 3.000 spectato with some accurate produced 15 ninr ■Mkrilrr rani 41. i Appicta : ■ Uttn«4al« 4 OUII J 4I } nr At Hart AlriandrU J, ■-landings Neal Davis, coach, Darrell Gubrud, Jerome Christianson, Dwayne Olson be land Fliss, John Hove, Darrell Engel, Louis Pertl, Adrian Heraish, Richard uthne. Kne-lings Wendell Dunn, Roger Ormseth, Stanley Hanson, Russell Blankenfeld, David Melby, Whitney Pertl, Harvey Kack, Harlan Wicks. Season Record Canby 26 Hendricks 14 Canby 24 Milroy 23 Canby 23 Tyler 34 Canby 19 Ivanhoe 17 Canby 25 Granite Falls 23 Canby 22 Clarkfield 25 Canby 28 Minneota 22 Canby 18 Dawson 35 Canby 17 Tyler 31 Canby 26 Ivanhoe 30 Canby 29 Madison 17 Canby 30 Minneota 27 Canby 23 Marshall 45 Canby 31 Milroy 38 Canby 31 Hendricks 25 Canby 30 Cottonwood 34 Canby 37 Madison 28 Coach Davis micknamed the Bombers?. • . News of the Bombers Did you know that top scorers for the season were:- Russ, 110| Dwayne, 86j John Hove, 59................The Junior High tournament ended with the Iowa team, captained by Jerome Christianson, winning. The Bombers Jerome, 72i Cor� so WV' o -X )l ihft i ) 0 tcV iQgi h Chayvi pion liip .=Ulmuis 1 3 I 1- inncsuV I (UsO ,U) o ws'ih lVU« iowSiV ‘Ur io� W V Uiisconsm o cr) _Xou)q Utr omf -Pm 4 — _PUrdu.g I Uk[ ig 1 CBmtu g Io . .4. OU)d cTo ur name nh :!ack rowji Bob filler, Ron Smith, firv Uikkeieon, Don Hanson, Middle row Whitney Perti, LeRoy Roles, Mike Dunphy. Front row Dan Fairchild, Kenny Anderson, Bill Rlankenfeld CANBY INVITATIONAL The Canby Invitational Trank Meat wan won by Madison with 60 point . Canby was second with 4 . followed by Oranite with 1”, and Clarkfield with 10. liilckelson high Jumped 6' 7 to break the school record of 6' 6 held by Denis Fredrickson. Wendell jubrjd threw the shot of 41' 5 to break Bende's record of 37 8 . Swenson, Wendell Miller, Hanson, Perti, Husby, Fairchild, Anderson, Dunphy. Smith Winter®, and Bob Miller gained point® for Canby, ST. JOHN'S INVITATIONAL Canby tied for 5ti in the class B division, Dunphy set a new record in the half mile with 2i09.3 erasing the former record of Mamer. Mik.elson broke his own hirh Jump reoord with a 6� 8 Jump. Perti took 3rd in the mile. The Dual Meet with Granite Falls ended in a tie—62 l 2 points apiece. First places were won by Perti, Swenson, Oubrud, Roles, Bob Miller, Larson, and Dunphy. LITTLE SIOUX CONFERENCE Leonard Swenson led Canby to 2nd place with 10 3 4 points. Dunphy was the on.y Lancer to get a first place breaking the Conference record with 2i10.3, in the half mi le. DISTRICT MEET Dunphy captured 1st place in the half mile and Whitney Perti 2nd in the mile to qualify them for the regional meet. Canby ranked fourth. REGIONAL MEET Dunphy won the ri. ht to run in tho state meet with a sparkling Jaunt of 2t07.9 to break his own school record. STATE MEET Dunphy, running with tho best half milers in tho state, failed to win a place among the honored five. The Seas n Letter Winnersi Oubrud, B. Miller, Roles, Smith, Mikkelson, Swenson, Dunphy, Anderson, Larson, Fairchild, Hanson, Blankenfield, Perti, Winters, Husby Outhrie, Mgr. ■tueen Marilyn Gjovig reigned over the 1949 Homecoming festivities which took place on October 14, 1949. Events started with a huge bonfire on the school playground Thursday night followed by the coronation ceremony and parade on Friday afternoon, and the ig football game Friday night. Canby was the victor in this game, defeating Madison 45-0. After the game an alumni dance was held in the gymnasium. The prise winning floats were as follows The senior grade won third with its weird Cremate Madison , Senior G.A.A. used Drug the Dragons to capture second, and the eighth grade first with the slo an Grind-Up Madison . These, togetherwith the Queen's float were exhibited before the stands between halves of the game Friday night. The Band played before the game, and performed a number of skits between halves. The COr ovv Cl V I or r °M0n’ °lflyn Ant0ny Betty Brun8' Barbara Jeramlngs. Morris Koch, osn Marilyn OJortg, Donna Tibbitts, Dolly Larson, Marilyn Gren s. IB N ID First Row: M. Westfield, M. Westfield, J. Larson, M. Syltie, P. Olson, S. Livings- ton, J. Mickelaon, C. Koenigs, M. De Bettignies, B. Towne, D, Peterson, L. Hentges, A. Cech, J. Monson. Second Row: M, Mitchell, W. Lyslo, R, Krogstad, J, Frank, L, Cech, S. Hanson 0« Larson, C. Millard, E, 3riggs, J Levereni, E. Isfeld, F. Cole, C. Peterson, C. Thompson, Third Row: L. Yackley, B. Maier, C, Cummings, J Killen, J, Hove, B. Lauck, J. Paulson, L, Boches, R, Sickles, W. Beers, C, Erickson, D, Han- son, 9, Amundson, M, Maier, V, Anderson, R. Kragness, A, Severson, P, Gubrud, Mr, Williamson, Director. Fourth Row: L, Fredlund, D. Lundgren, M, Sm:th, D, Gubrud , J, Paulson, R, Gubrud, S, Thorpe, R, Peterson, E, Clapp, M. Saltee, B. Troska, A, Swenson. Majorettes: D, Ferguson, L. Mohn, PEP BAND The pep band played at all the home basketball games. They entertained during the halves with marches and novelty numbers, SWING BAND We have a swing band again this year; it was organised last fall. The Swing Band made its first appearance at the faculty play in October, Among our favorite sel- ections have been In the Mood, I'll String Along with You, and My Dream Is Yours. SMALL INSTRUMENTAL GROUPS The CHS brass sextet made its first appearance in the Presbyterian Church. They played one number, The Scarf Dance, by Chaminade. This group performed at the District Music Contest as well as other instrumental soloists and groups such as the Clarinet Quartet, and the Horn Quartet, BAND The Canby High School Band made its first appearances of the 1949-50 season at all the home football games. This series of appearances was climaxed by the Homecoming game and the Homecoming parade. The first concert was in December 7.Among the sel- ections were Semper Fidelis, Selecti ns from Wagner, and Stardust, the Spring Concert was March 14th. Proceeds from the faculty play, band carnival, and two concerts went tc the band uniform fund. The band also had an exchange program with Maynard, went to the Marshall Music Fes- tival, and played for the District, Regional and State Basketball Tournaments, President Vice President Secretary Treasurer Yanager Band Officers John Hove Donald Hanson Dolly Larson Marilyn Maier Bill Amundson V, swmq baud Standing: LaVonne Fredlund, Marilyn Smith, Janice Monson, Edward Claon. John Hcve, Carol Millard. Seated: Leila Yackley, Charlotte Erickson, Dennis reterson, Polly Larson, Ann Severson, Susanna Llmingston, Eugene Isfeld, Julene . illen, Barbara Maier, Marilyn Maier, Donald Hanson. PCP BAUD L. Fredlund, D. Larson, D. Millard, K. Smith, A. Swenson, Paulson, B. Maier, R. Gubrud, 'H. Lyslo, R. Peterson. L. Bockes, J. I r F Hriplc 'Trio_____ flndrrson Care! Mil drJ LrOonne Vrtdtard «.rnaJtH« Holman lor rain iarilvjrt Srx.rt, Ldv n Hanson kanon luia nor vkvn Morn quarW ? John Mou 'BeuerU L,(Ck Jon? rou 0 Bonnie Doches Quoriti pictured} ftLdrjl C Lpp, I Richard Redder, W, «« 9 iSS loijs 2� re Cld rinet n uar drqdrel Anderson fc iflo Sriqq s Corel M. Vord T)ol!u larson TSrossSex Mcnilijn Mdier, Bdrbard Mate Jobh H oue , fiaberf Gu.bru.d LoU n opp. o nnerre, Mona irst Row R. Kraus, L. Fredlund, D, Ochsendorf, C. Millard, V. GJovig, C. Koenig, M. Anderson, L. Floto, M. DeBettignes, J. Poulson, V. Malar, C. Rack, V. Olson, E. Hanson. Second Row: 3. Bruns, 3. Hoffman, M. Syltie, L. Melby, L. Ceoh. V. Ochsen- dcrf, M. Lund, C. Erickson, M. Maertens, M. Grengs, V. Smith, D. Larson, P. Rack, D. Hansen. Third Row: B. Petersen, J. Tholkes, 7. Fales, D. Peterson, R. Redder, L. Fliss, A. Vuelier, P. Dorre, R. Krogstad, J. Ranrath, D. Hinsvark, A. Swenson . Fourth Row: J. Benson, L. Gorder, J. Keir.eg, W. Pertl, A. Streff, R. Clson, J. Hore L. Melby, M. Novak, E. Clapp, Mr. Carlson, 106 Ring Avenue North Canby, Minnesota March 21, 1950 Dear Susie, I am writing to tell you the news and doing of our Acappella Choir and our Girl's Glee Club, The Acappella Choir made its first appearance October 5, 1949 at the County Teacher’s ssoelation, 7 e sang two numbers: Adoranus by Palestrina and The Orchestra Jong by George Schuman, Our second appearance was our Christmas Vocal Concert, The concert was in tableau form telling the story of the Birth of Christ. The entire concert oonsisted of sacred numbers• Our outstanding number was Salvation Is Created by Tschesnokoff. Other numbers were: To Thee .Ye Sing by Peter Thoch, Today There Ringing by F, Melius Christianson, The Girl's Chorus made its first appearance at the Christinas Concert, Our two numbers were: The Christmas Nightengale by Ruby Show and Away In A Manger Arran ed by Torrence Carlson, The Christmas Concert closed by the combined singing of the Vocal Department of Mr. Carlson's arrangement of Silent Night. The Acappella Choir made a tour in April. We went to three schools in one day. The schools were: Madison, Granite Falls, and Clarkfield, Some of our numbers were: Res- toration by Edwards, God Walks Beside Thee by Leland Sateren, Hi Ho, Sing Gaily by Luvaas, and a novelty number Simon, the Fisherman, featuring the Boy's uartet. The District Music Contest was held at Tracy on April 16. Our contest numbers were Restoration and God Walks Besides Thee. The Girl's Chorus numbers were: My God How Wonderful, A Sootch Psalter, and WE Praise Thee, 0 God by Leland Sateren, The Annual Spring Vocal Concert was held April 11 in the school auditorium. The num- bers were the same as we sang on our Choir Tour. Our Vocal Department has had one of its most active years this year. Our tours and concerts were both fun and successful. The following are our officers: CHOIR: President: Vice President: Secretaryi Treasurer: That's all for now Aloys Streff LaVonne Fredlund Marilyn Gjovig Leland Fliss Susie 1 GIRL'S CHORUS: President: Vice President: Secretary: Treasurer: Beverly Lauck Marilyn Smith Marcheta Lund Luann Floto - X5 cr£ r T «' w % %W. t w i’ ; � , ,V? VfVfV « ? ? V«% W v � f I « HtM HlHt� a , I � ’ I • � � . � ’’ I !►� , . i , I. V. VW «1 W U j 4=t First Row J. Hanson, R. Kraus, L. Olufson, L. Fredlund, B. Bruns, N. Amdt, J.Kil- len, L Melby, P. Olson, D. Oohsendorf, C• Millard, L Flutturc, C• Betts, M. Olson, A Swenson, B. Grengs, E. Dysrich, E,Hanson. Second Rows G. Christianson, E. Engel, A. Nelson, D.Hanson, J. Monson, A.Fliss, V. Johnson, L.Lindberg, M. Gjorig, C. Rein, M. Grengs, M. Smith, J. Poulson, M. Maier, D. Lundgren, E. Willgohs, B. Hoffman, V. Thompson. Third Row L. Mohn, M. Nemitz, M. Gubrud, M. Syltie, J. Larson, S. Bruns, S Ellison, C. Erickson, L. Floto, J. Krug, J. Krug, J. Kamrath, L. Emmons, H. Gust- afson, S. Ochsendorf, P. Kack. Fourth Row M. Lozinski, S. Bresson, B. Hanson. J. Lanners, L. Cech, M. Westfield, C. Koenigs, M. Saltee, R.Kraft, Mr. Carlson, M.Lund, y. Maertens, J. Roles, S. Hustad, M.Westfield, 0. Hinsvark, M. DeBettignes, C. Kack, R. Lesew8ki. JR.HJQ+f CHORUS First Row A. Anderson, B. Hansen, L. Gravellie, J. Cole, M. Jants, L. Christianson P. Craigmile, C.Graner, P. West, M.Killen, J. Waltz, C. Olson. Second ?cwi A. Thompson, G. Berg, W. Heise, D.Benson, R. McQuillan, R. Livermore, G. Victor, R. Lundvall, L. Zimmerman, D. Yackley, B. Schuver, B. Fredricks. Third Row J. Lund- vall, V. Tesch, D. Hansen, M. Gorder, R. Lee, M. Winter, P. Streff, C. Peterson, R. Livermore, M. Mamer, L. Plagenan, J. Larson. Fourth Row C. Kraft, M. Rein, C.Pys- vick, Y. Redder, D. Chlebeeek, S. Nelson, B. Grengs, M. Palm, S. Salte� , S. F.nga, L. Guthrie, S. Grong, Fifth Row Mr. Carlson, V. Melby, R. Yackley, M. Schultz, L. Sillman, M. Drengson, M. Pukite, P. Ochsendorf, D. Olson, D. Roihe, E. Funk, M. Wen- skaug. FEATURE --Margaret Syltie Lola Fluttom ART STAFF —« Judith Hanson CLASS --Dolly Larson Marilyn Mitchell Mary De Bettignies Rosemarie Kraft SPORTS --Ronald Smith Mike Dunphy TYPING STAFF— Shirley Nosbusch CHARACTERIZATION --Carol Millard Bethel Towne Ardis Ceoh Edith Briggs VUSIC --Marilyn Maier LaVonne Fredlund Charlotte Erickson Darlene Hosek PHOTOGRAPHY --Jack Leverent Stanley Hanson Darrell Oubrud Evelyn Hanson Shirley Ochsendorf Margaret Anderson FDITOR-IN-CHIEF Sylvia Snortum CO-ASSISTANTS Mavis Mitchell Don Hanson HEAD TYPIST Lois Ceoh BUSINESS MANAGER Lei and Fliss ASSISTANT Jim Tholkes SALES MANAGER Bill Fales ASSISTANT Gerry Ormseth Edward Clapp John Hove Richard Redder Bill Amundson Loi Whitney Pertl Aloys Streff Rodney Olson Frank Dushak SALKS STAFF E . «ack Row: ff. Pertl, B. Amundson, U Fliss, J. Hove, R. Smith, R. Olson, J. Leveren , M. Dunphy• Fourth Row: M. Maertens, J. Tholkes, B. Pales, A. Streff, D. Hanson R. Redder , E, Clapp, C. Erickson. Third Row: D Hanson, L. Cech, M. DeBettignies, R. Kraft, M. Anderson, B. Lauck, D. Hoseck, S. Ellison. Second Row: Miss Sunby, C Millard, M. Vaier, S. Snortum, M. Mitchell, D. Larson, M. Syltie, M. Mitchell. Front Row: G Crmseth, D. Gubrud, J. Hanson, B. Towne, L. Fredlund, E. Hanson, S. Hanson. rack Row: B. Kack, M. Gjovig, R. Kraft, J. Langdon, N. Humt, D. Peterson, ' D. Hans Lauck, M. Maertens, L. Floto, M. DeBettignies, M. Grants, M. Grengs. Fifth Row: J. Fuoss S. Ellison, V. Westfield, J. Larson, C. Koenigs, R. Antony, D. Hanson, S. Hustad, J. Roles C. Rein, L� Emmons, J. Kamrath, Fourth Row: P. WahlStrom, G. Tibbits, D. Larson, M. And- erson, F. Severson, M. Lund, D. Hinsvark, C Thompson, M. Anderson, V. Johnson, M. Smith, D. Hoseck. Third Row: S. Nosbusch, B. Evjen, M. Maier, B. Lauck, S. Oohsendorf, L. Ceoh, Y. Westfield, J. Killen, J. Frank, J. Fry, J. Lanners, L« Fredlund. Second Row: D Gubrud C. Millard, L. DeVos, C. Betts, D. Tibbits, F, Engel, C. Kack, J. Paulson, I. Willgohs, B. Hoffman, N. Arndt, S. Hanson. First Hew: Miss Goltt, P. Miller, M. Loienske,.7.Kronabetter L. Melby, B. Bruns, L. Mohn, M. Syltie, E. Hans n, R. Kraus, M. Olson, V. Thompson. r Back row: P. Miller, N. Arndt, Miss Sundby, D. Ochaendorf, J. Fuoas, M. Dunphy, (?• Orroaeth, D. Hanaon, J. Lauck, L DeVoa, M. Lotinski, R. Kraus. Front row: R. Guthrie, L. Cech, B. Hoffman, J. Roles, S. Nosbusch, R. Kraft, J. Fry Back row: D. Benson, W. Lyalo, H. Kack, H. .'.ollum, C Lauck, R. Krogatad. Second row: . Merritt, L Gorder, J. Keimig, E. Iafeld, M. Stratton, C. Peterson, L. Melby, El Gubrud. Seated: L Pertl, Mr. Carlaon, A. Streff, R. Redder, B. Falea, E. Clapp, W. Pertl, L Flies, R. Ormseth Pack row: M• DeBettignies, D. Hanson, J. Lauck, J. Krug. Fifth row: sen, A. Flisr, L. Lindbergh. Fourth row: M. Grengs, C. Thompson, Third row: D. Ferguson, S. Bruns, B. Evjen, B. Grengs. Second row: Grengs, E. Dysvick, B. Christianson. Front row: Miss Driscoll S G. Christianson, L. Mohn, P. Miller, L. Bockes. Don. Hanson, J. Frank, N. P. Olson, S. • Livingson, G. ?• Sever- Amdt . Bresson, Tibbits, Left to right: Gladys Christians n, Gwen Tibbits, Marilyn Grengs, Lao Mohn. ' Carol 0 Usu - - TittWv� Uanice Cole oCk r ' rB’ K Ck: D H“ on “• R. Kreft, J. Larck, J. Roles, S. Hustsrf, L. S,1“ ' ‘ Gr!ne ' J' Fr“k‘ K,urth r wi A Fli8 F’ Sererson, P. Wahl.tro� , R. Guthrie, J. Krug, F. Krug, J Kamrath, R. Reihe, C. .hompson, L. Lindbargh, P. Cohsandorf. Third raw: Miss Driscoll, V. Friedricks, D Tibbits, M. Sohurar, D. Hanson, M. Grengs, D. Larson, uli ? nJge8 M Vftrler� L- Mohn Seoond row: F. Cola, M. Allackson, D. Ferguson. V. Mitchell, S Bruns, D. 01 «on, G. Tibbits, S. Nasbuch, B. Hoffman, M. Lorenien. First row: P. Miller, L. Hentges, G. Christianson, E. Dysvick, B, Tawna, M« Mohar, B. Maiar V. Olson, B� Christianson, L. deckes, S« Livingstone Back Rawj R Livermore, S. Eaga, L Sillman, E. Funk, D Eilers, V• Drengson, D. Chlebecek. Faurth Raw M Mamer, R. Laa, M. Gordar, C. Patarson, C. Dysvick, J. Larsan, L. Guthria, Miss Driscall. Third Raw P. Craigmila, Y Rodder, P Straff, L. Lindbergh, A. Coil, N. Carlsan, S Greng Second Raw: M Killan, C Grainar, D. Hansan, L Zimmerman, L Plagaman, D. Yackley, J. Cole. First Raw: B. Friedricks, C Cummings, B. Schuver, V, Tesch, m! Jants, J. Lundvall, C. Olson Back row: Mr, Hegdal, M, Maier, H, Hack, F, Severson, B, Miller, J. Lauck, P. Devre, C, Millard, Front remi A. Streff, L, Fliss, E, Hansen, A. Henish, J, Hove, V DeBettignies, L, Rolea, R. Olson, M, Anderson, D€CJLA1D Back row: Mr, Merritt, A, Streff, J, Leverens, W, Miller, D. Peterson, R, Redder, Miss Langhough. Third Row Mr Syltie, M, DeBettignies, S. Hustad, L, Floto, M, Meertens, C, Erickson, F. Severson, Mr, Simonitoh, Second Row: E, Briggs, P, Dovre, W, Fales, M, Novak, D, Oubrud, M. Smith, Miss Adams, Front Row: P, Miller, E, E«ison, J, Killen, D, Henson, M, Maier, B, Towne, A, Cech, Hack Rem: H. Yackley, R. Livermore, W Prois, W. Sickle� , H. Wollujn, C. Lauck, D. Melby, A Gjovig, F Bultniok, 0. Hartsworm, 3. Hanson, D Benson Fifth Row: J Gorder, S Fnga, R Livermore, L Lindbergh, S Nelson, D Chlebecek, E« Funk, L Sillman, M Schultz, C. Peterson, D Olson, Y Redder. Fourth Row: Mr Syltie, M Rein, L Zimmerman, J. Larson, C Kraft, P. Streff, S. Grong, M Gorder, M. Winters, A. Cole, M. Mor.er, J Cole, Miss Leisure Third Row: 0 Citrowski, P Fales, V. Lund, L Lindquist, 3. Floto, W. Schutjer, B Briggs, R Goettsch, L Kraft, R Anderson, W. Borchard, TV. Heise. Second Row: J, Waltz, J Lundvail, G. Berg, M Jants, V. Tesch, L Graveillie, D Hansen, A. Thompson, M.Killen, C Cummings, B. Schuver, C. Olson. Front Row: D. Mead, R Kragness, R. Lundvail, T Dunn, J. Paulson, D. Melrose, R. Sickles, W. Beers, J. Larson, R Gubrud, Cm Hanson ■ - junior ftiqh Back Rowt E. Funk, W. Lyslo, D. Melby, A Gjovig, D. Olson, L Yackley, Miss Rodnyre Second Rowr L. Bockes, V Melby, Y. Redder, D. Olson, M Palm, R. Livermore, S. Enga Front Row: C. Cummings, M.Jants, R. Gubrud, H. 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