Canby High School - Lancer Yearbook (Canby, MN)

Text from Pages 1 - 60 of the 1951 volume:

v We, the students of Canby High School, wish to dedicate our Annual to the men and women in the Service and to the cause for which they are fighting. In this small way we endeavor to show our appreciation for the sacrifices which they have made for us. We all long for, hope for, and pray that universal peace soon becomes a reality William Tlieder Charles T«vncS Herbert Lueders GrrondaM O w Cbdrlcslu-rbdk Conrad Pe+erson Casper Hct dd I 'Princ pd I Old? Sijltie flssistoni ''Principd Su. er'in'Ve.mieh'V CUrence Mickelson (picWvc.-preceding page) 6 Back row: Henry Williamson, Torrence Carlson, Neal Davis, Roger Isaacson, Hugh Merritt Sitting: Beth Lane, Stella Leisure, Anita Sundby Back row: Sitting: Arnold Killen, Betty DeBlois, Mary Langehough, Charles S monitch Geneva Driscoll, Helen Chase, Eleanor Goltz 7 Back row: Lois Beattie, Lucille Garry, Esther Ray, Doris Johnson, Ella Billington, Lillie Martinson. Sitting: Rosalind Johnson, Lillian Monson, Marlys Braun, Betty Merritt LU jnd j Swanson - Mr. HtC-Welson KENNY E, ANDERSON- I d rather hold a pigskin than a girl• -Football 1,2,3,11 Track 2 MARILYN J. ANDERSON- A man is always better than a book.n-Choir 1 . Girls Chorus 2, 3 Triple Trio 1 . Commentator Staff 3,1 . Class Play 3 Declamation 3,1 NONA D. ARNDT- What lies beyond those eyes? -Pep club 3 Choir 1 . Girls Chorus 1,2,3, Commentator Staff 3,1 . Library Staff 3,1 . Junior High Jinx MARLYS BEECHER- A smile always warms the heart. - JAMES W. BENSON- To be awake is to be alive. -Choir 3,1 EUGENE J. BERCKES- Men are but children of larger growth, -Choir 1 ALOIS A. BERTAMUS- Don't recite too loudly, I want to sleep, - BILL DEAN BLANKENFELD-,rWise men say nothing in dangerous times. -Basketball 2,3,1 . I Track 3. Stage manager 3 EDITH A. BRIGGS- Trifles make perfection, but perfection is no trifle« -Band 1,2,3,1 flarinet Quartet 2,3,1 . Commentator Staff 1 . Lancer Staff 3,1 . Declamation 3,1 CAROL J, BULTINCK- Our lives all interweave-each needed in its place, -Girls Chorus 1,2 ARDIS MAE CECH- Few things are impossible to diligence and skill• -Band 1,2,3,1 Commentator Staff ! • Lancer Staff 3,1 . Declamation 3 FAE NADINE COLE- Every why has a wherefore. -G.A.A, 1,2,3,1 . Band 1,2,3,1 . Student Director of Jr, Class Play, Declamation 1 RONALD COLE- All great men are dying----I feel sick. -Basketball 2,3,U LUCILLE HELEN DEVOS- She1 s little—quite a cut up for her size. -Commentator Staff 3,U Library Staff 3,h MIKE F. DUNPHY-,TWe all boil at different temperatures. -Football 2,3,h• Basketball 1,2, 3,h• Track 1,2,3,U« Baseball 3,h. St. Council U. Lancer Staff 3 U. Library Staff 2 DARRELL W. ENGEL- Work fascinates me—I could sit and look at it for hours. - EVELYN ENGEL- Bright is the ring of words—when the right man rings them. -Choir U• Girls Chorus 3� Commentator Staff 2,3 U Junior High Jinx BARBARA EVJEN- Life just gives me time and space. It’s up t© me t© fill it. -G.A.A. 3 Pep Club 3. Choir 3,U Girls Chorus 2,3� Triple Trio Commentator Staff 3,U Jr. Class Play. Jr. High Jinx LIONEL FALES- Bored of Education. -Basketball 2 LOLA M. FLUTTUM- I agree with no man's opinions. I have some of my own. -Soph. Class Sec. Choir Girls Chorus 2,3 St. Council 2. Commentator Staff 2,3,h Lancer Staff 3 JOANN K. FRY- Small deeds done are better than great deeds just planned. -G.A.A. 3 Girls Chorus 1. Commentator Staff 3,h• Lancer Staff U. Library Staff 2,3,h DARRELL D. GROTJOHN- My mind has held a million thoughts• - MARILYN GUBRUD- Worry and I have never met. -Girls Chorus 1,3 RICHARD D. GUTHRIE- Sits the wind in that corner? -Football Mgr. 3,U« Track Mgr. 2,3,h ROSE MARIE GUTHRIE- Today we sleep—for tomorrow we may have to work. -G.A.A. 1,2,3,4. Girls Chorus 2,4, Library Staff 1,2,3,1; DON HANSON- There are three lights—the sun, the moon, and Shirley. -Fresh. Class Pres. Football 3,4. Basketball 2,3,4. Track 1,2,3,4. Band 1,2,3,4. Mger. V. Pres, and Pres. Swing Band, Brass Sextet, Pep Band. Lancer Staff 2,3,4- Co-Ed. 4. Student Council 2 Commentator Staff 2,3. Library Staff 1. Art Editor Commentator and Lancer ADRIAN HEMISH- Anything that stands in the way of ' we is unimportant. -Soph Class Pres. Jr. Class Pres. Foorball 2,3,4. Baseball 2,3,4 Student Council 2,3,4. V. Pres. 3 and 4 LEONARD J. HOFFMAN-,rWomen are words: deeds are men. -Football 2 LOIS M. HOSECK- The unspoken word never causes any trouble. -Girls Chorus 1,2 CAROLYN M. HUISINGER- Blushing is the color of virtue. -Commentator Staff 4 NORMA HUNT- The kind heart is like a sun that shines upon the passing crowd. -G.A.A. 1,2 Girls Chorus 1,3 RICHARD C. HUSBY- Better late than never. -Track 2,3,4 S. EUGENE ISFELD- Life without a car is futile. -Band 1,2,3,4. Swing Band 3. Choir 4 Projection Club 2,3,4 VIVIAN JOHNSON- Silence is the golden attribute of the wise. -Choir 4. Girls Chorus 2,3 Girls Quartette. Commentator Staff 3,4 Lancer Staff 4 JOHN PAUL JONES- Silence is golden,—that's why I'm broke. - JUNE D. KAMRATH- The past is measured by the deeds we've done. -G.A.A. 2,3,4. Choir 2,3,4 Girls Chorus 2,3. Triple Trio 4. Commentator Staff 2,3,4. Lancer Staff 4. Jr. High Jinx LESLIE I®AFT-nThe wrong way always seems the more reasonable. ARLENE lfcUESTER- Size is no barrier to efficiency.”-Library Staff h RAMONA M. KRAUS-”I 11 do my living now to make sure I get it done. -Choir 2. Girls Chorus 3. Commentator Staff 2. Library Staff 2. Homecoming Attendent ROGER W. KROGSTAD- School isn't so bad—it's them women. -Band 3,1a. Cornet Quartet 1a. Pep Band 1a. Choir 1,2,3,1a. Boys Chorus 1,1a. Boys Quartet 1a. Projection Club 3. FLORENCE MARIE KRUG- I stayed up all night—and finally it dawned on me.”-G.A.A. 1.2,3,1a Choir U. Jr. High Jinx JOYCE ANN LANGDON- One love have I. -Fresh. Class Sec. G.A.A. 1. Choir 1a. Girls Chorus 2,3. Commentator Staff 2,3,U Art Ed. 3,U. Declamation 3. Homecoming Attendent. Carnival Queen 3. Jr. High Jinx. Jr. High Chorus JOYCE LARSON- Head in the clouds, but feet on the ground. -Band 3,1a. Commentator Staff 3,li. Lancer Staff 1a. Girls Chorus 3 VERNON LAUCK- Time elaborately thrown away. -Football 1. Track 1. Baseball 1a. Projection Club h ROSEMARIE LESEWSKI- Full of fun and mischief too—doing the things she shouldn't do. - Choir 1a. Girls Chorus 1,2,3. Triple Trio. Commentator Staff h MARY ANN LOZINSKI- Life is short—so am I. -Girls Chorus 3. Commentator Staff 3,U. Library Staff 2,3,U MARILYN MAIER- A good mind possesses a kingdom. -Soph, and Jr. Class Treas. G.A.A. 1,2,3,1a Pres, of G.A.A. 3� Band 1,2,3,U Treas. 3. Librarian 1,2, Cornet Duet 1a, Cornet Solo 3« Brass Sextet 1,3. Pep Band 1,2,3,1 . Swing Band 3,1±. Cornet Trio 2. Choir 2,3 V. Pres. 1a Girls Chorus 1,2,3. Triple Trio, Girls Quartet, St. Council 2,3. Commentator Staff 3,1a Ed.U Jr. Class Play. Declamation 3,U. Homecoming Attendant LEE 0. MELBY- I think I'll go out tonight and give the girls a break. -Choir 3,1a. Projection Club 2,3,U BOB MERRITT- It isn't what you do; it's what you get away with. -Choir 1 . Boys Chorus 1 Projection Club 3. Jr. Class Play 3. Declamation 3 CAROL C. MILLARD- Without music, life would be a mistake. -Soph. Class Sec. Sr. Class Treas. Band 1,2,3,1 . Swing Band 3,1 . Pep Band 2,3,1 . Clarinet Quartet 2,3,1 . Choir 2,3,1 . Choir Sec. 1 . Girls Chorus 2,3. Triple Trio 2,3,1 . Student Council 3,1 . St. Council Sec.i ommentator Staff 3,1 . Lancer Staff 2,3,1 . Sr. Class Play. Homecoming Attendent. Jr. High v nix Ed • BOB MILLER- Late hours are bad for one: but they're so right for two. -Jr. Class V. Pres. Football 2,3,1 . Track 2,3,1 . Baseball 3.1 . St. Council V. Pres. 3. Lancer Staff 1 Declam 1 WENDELL MILLER,JR.- Old silver tongue, himself. -Sr. Class Pfres. Football 1,2,3,1 . Track Basketball 1,2,3,1 . Baseball 3,1 . Declamation 3,1 . St. Council 1 MAVIS MITCHELL- The most useless day of all is that one in which we did not la‘ugh.w-G.A .A 2,3,U Band 3.1 . Lancer Staff 3.1 . Co-Ed. 1 , Declamation 1 JANICE M0NS0L- She works when she works but she'd rather play. -Band 2,3,1 . Swing Band 2,3 1 . Choir 3,1 . Girls Chorus 1,2,3. Triple Trio 1 . Quartet 1 . Library Staff 1 AVIS NELS0N- My one and only weakness—men. -Choir 1 . Girls Chorus 2,3. Triple Trio 1 GORDON G. NELSON- Silence is golden—that's why I'm a millionaire. - (| MARILYN RENEE NEMITZ- There are three things of importance in life—men, money, and men. Choir 1 . Girls Chorus 3 MARVIN G. NOVAK- Work? Where have I heard that word before? -Choir 1,2,3,1 .Boys Chorus 1, 1 . Jr. Class Play. Choir Tres. 1 PHYLLIS LOUISE OLSON- Like gravity she has the power of attraction. -G.A.A. 1,2,3. Treas. 3. Pep Club 3. Band 1,2,3,1 . Choir 1. Girls Chorus 1,2,3. Commentator Staff 2,3, Home- coming Queen LORETTA C. OLUFSON- Time is but the stream I go a-fishing in. -Choir 1. Girls Chorus 2,3 Jr. Class Play GERRY ORMSETH- Business? Quite simple,' It's other people's money. -Football L.. Basketball 3,1. Track 3,h. Baseball 3,U. Commentator Staff 2. Lancer Staff 3,1a. Library Staff 2,3,1 Declamation Ij EVERETT RASMUSSEN Never hurry, never worry, LEROY ROLES- I can be pushed just so far .' -Football 2,3,1 . Track 2,3,U. St. Council 3,U St. Council Tres.3 MARILYN SALTEE- I'm as fond of dates as an Arab. -G.A.A. 1. Band 3,U. Girls Chorus 1,2,3 RON SMITH- If athletics were music, Ron would be a whole brass band. -Soph. Class Pres. Football 1,2,3,U. Basketball 1,2,3,1 . Track 1,2,3,U. Baseball 1,2,3,1 . St. Council 2 Jr. Class Plav ARLYS MAY SWENSON- Sing away sorrow-cast away care. -Sr. Class Sec. Band 3,1 . Pep Band 3,1 Swing Band 1 . Choir 2,3,1 . Girls Chorus 2,3. Triple Trio. Girls Quartet, St. Council Treas. 1 . Commentator,Staff 1 . Lancer Staff 1 . Jr. Class Play. Audio-Visual Sec. 1 . Jr. High Jinx. Jr. High Chorus JAMES G. THOLKES- He's here—there—and everywhere. -Sr. Class V. Pres. Choir 1,2,3,1 Choir Pres. 1 . Boys Chorus 1. St. Council U. Lancer Staff 2,3,1 . Projection Club St. Foreman LOIS JEAN TTI_BURY- Good words are worth much—yet cost l’ttle. - CLIFFORD M. TOOV- This moment—is the peak of time. - BETHEL TOWNE- I had an idea-but T lost it. -G.A.A. 1,2,3,1 Treas. 3 Pres. 1 . Band 1,2,3,1 Band Librarian 3,U. Lancer Staff 3 Jr. Class Play. Declamation 3,U. Homecoming Attendent CAROLE UFKIN- A winning smile—a pleasant way. -Choir 1 . Girls Chorus 2,3,1 . Commentator Staff 2. Jr. High Chorus PHYLLIS WAHL. TROM- Enough work to do—and strength enuff to do the work. -G.A.A. 3,1 . Choir 1 . Commentator Staff 3,U. Lancer Staff 1 . Library Staff 1. Declamation 3. MARCELLA JEAN WESTFIELD- Her greeting is always a smile. -Band 2,3,U. Girls Chorus 2,3,U Commentator Staff 3 Lancer Staff h MARILYN JUNE WESTFIELD- A heart with room for every joy. -Band 2,3 U. Girls Chorus 2,3,U Commentator Staff 3 Lancer Staff U DARLENE K. WIEST- Too low are they that build beneath the stars. -Fresh. Class Treas. Girls Chorus 1. Commentator Staff U. Lancer Staff U. IRENE WILLGOHS- Little said is soon amended. -Girls Chorus 3. Commentator Staff 3,h Lancer Staff U Class colors: ±nd uohite Class flower: jd n te rose Class tr o+to - l ot dt tV CL top — But climbina 16 17 Back row: R. Anderson, R. Qnmons, S. Hanson, E. Arndt, W. Bednarek, D. Gubrud, U. Kack, P. Dovre. Fourth row: E. Keimig, D. Gorder, .T. .Tacobsor, D. Fliss, H. Kack, C. Bertamus, S. Bresson. Third row: B. Kack, M. DeBettignies, S. Hustad, J. Krug, R. Huisinger, A. Fliss, J. Frank, M. Grengs. Second row: Mrs. DeBlois, J. Killen, D. Hanson, S. Bruns, J. Carlson, M. Kloos, F. Janiszeski, D. Ferguson, Miss Chase. First row: B. Christianson, G. Christianson, E. Dysvick, B. Grengs, B. Hansen, V. Friedricks, J. Hansen. Not on picture C. Citrowski, L. Gorder. Back row: P. Wahlstrom, M. Stratton, M. Swenson, J. Leverenz, E. Mikkelson, D. Peterson, D. Termunde, A. Mueller. Third row: D. Lipinski, B. Peterson, D. Sherlin, W. Meyer, R. Peterson, D. Tesch, E. Wolff, F. Severson, G. Tibbits. Second row: Mr. Carlson, M. Risdahl, C. Thompson, M. Victor, L. Slama, J. Lauck, L. Troska, D. Lundgren, A. Nosbusch Mr. Williamson. First row: E. Ouverson, P. Miller, M. Lorenzen, D. Yackley, D. Ochsen- dorf, C. Streff, L. Mohn, M. Toov, F. Mitchell. 18 19 Back row: R. Funk, J. Coil, H. Henningsgaard, E. Mainer, 0. Eischens, W. Lyslo, N. Beers. Fourth row: R. Blankenfeld, C. Campbell, J. Brandt, N. Fliss, J. Christianson, L. MilLer L. Fairchild, V. Grinde. Third row: A. Kloos, J. Gubrud, R. Moravetz, L. Christensen,M Back, G. Hentges, B. Grengs. Second row: Mr. Killen, D. Madoll, R. Hoseck, B. Mork, W. Dunn, H. Hunt, B. Maier, Miss Goltz. First row: S. Livingston, I. Mathison, L. Larson, J. Demuth, L. Christiansen, L. Hentges, L. Bockes. Back row: D. Slama, L. Pertl, E. Streff, D. Zimmerman, 0. Schultz, D. Nemitz, V. Pyle, J. Snortum. Third row: H. Wicks, R. Ormseth, D. Olson, C. Richardson, P. Peterson, W. Swen- son, W. Thompson, Mr. Merritt. Second row: M. Palm, A. Sillman, L. Yackley, M. Wenskaug, L. Winter, D. Olson, M. Schuver, D. Reihe, Miss Driscoll. First row: C. Nosbusch. R. Taylor, R. Speight, P. Ochsendorf, P. Thorpe, A. Thovson, B. Olson. L. Steinke. 20 o A Back rows R. McQuillan, P. Pickrell, W. Sickels, J. Stone, L. Schmidt, H. Wollum, R. Nelson, H. Yackley, M. Melcher, P. Nosbusch. Fourth row: M. Rasmussen, L. Sillman, S. Tilbury, M. Schultz, L. Schaeffer, L. Plageman, P. Thielges, A. Olson, R. Skorczewski, Mr. Isaacson. Third row: R. McClain, Y. Redder, L. Vernlund, M. Thorpe, M. Mamer, P. Streff L. Thomsen, C. Peterson, Miss Sundby. Second row: E. Peterson, D. Reynolds, R. Sickels, 0. Victor, V. Popowski, R. ' anDerostyne, B. Melrose, J. Poulson, R. Watermeulen First row: D. Ochs, P. West, V. Tesch, B. Reiter, Olson, V. Melby, D. Tibbits, P. Nosbusch, C. Olson, Not on picture: L. Hasner, A. Lozinski, M. MacArthur, H. Ochsendorf D. Yackley 9 Gxo c Back row: R. Benson, 0. Lanners, C. Koepp, R. Livermore, R. Drietz, C. Carter, C. Lauck, S. Christianson, 0. Hartsworm, F. Bultnick, W. Carlson. Fourth row: D. Benson, M. Halstenson, J. Drietz, K. Heaton, T. Fairchild, V. Hansen, R. Lanners, R. Bednar, V. Lund R. Briggs, W. Bofchard, P. Krogstad. Third row: V. Collins, L. Guthrie, A. Grengs, D. Chlebecek, I. Kack, S. Grotjohn, A. Bromberg, E. Funk, J. Larson, M. Bresser, M. Lenz, Mrs. DeBlois. Second row: R. Kragness, M. Jants, D. Hansen, M, Goraer, B, Laswell, R. Livermore, G. Heaton, R. Jenson, C. Kraft, R. Lundvall, First row: L. Citrowski, L. Braun, G. Berg, J. Lundvall, J. Cole, E, Bresser, B. Hansen, Y. Cleveland, D. Demuth, C. Hansen, D. Lundgren XO C Back rows W. Floto, D. Kompelien, W. Heise, J. Bednarek, A. Gjovig, L. Nelson, R. Goettsch P. Fales, J. Keimig, D. Cech, Fourth Row: R. Yackity, B. Langdon, S. Nelson, I.Janiszeski, J Mouw, P. Hartness, S. Grong, J. Saltee, S. Slama, J. Gorder L. Lindbergh, Mr. Simonitsch, Mr. Syltie. Third rows Mr. Swenson, C. Christianson, J. Tesch, N. Carlson, S. Enga, A. Coil P. Craigmile, E Kapolczynski, D. Hacker, C. Dysvick, M. Winters, J. Waltz Second row: V Gubrud, A. Thompson, C. Cummings, B. Schuver, M. Rein, C. Graner, S. Saltee, C. Waldal, P. DeVos, L. Gravellie, P. Sillman, M. Killen. First row: A. Anderson, M. Richter, D. Pries, R. Wolff, L. Kraft, J. Larson, R. Gubrud, B. Fokken, S. Johnson, B. Friedricks, D.Termunde 7 6vcvdc Back row: S Armitage, C. Arndt, R. Emmons, H. Christiansen, A. Plinske, P. Lueders, J. Otto, D. Lueders, R. Rekkedahl, R. Borchard. Uth row: Mr. Davis, M. Flieder, J. Kragness R. Floto, J. Drietz, J. Funk, V. Nelson, A. Wollum, K. Livermore, M. Karpinski, E. Bockes Miss Lane. 3rd row: A. Reiners. H. Thronson. M. Kack. M. Coil. K. Ottinker. J. Oualipv. J. Mickelson, J, Rein, M. Steinke. S. Hacker. B. Kapolczynski. 2nd row: D. Gubrud, Ri Christianson, W. McLain. D. Flynn,'D. Gorder, J. Cole, J. Duhphy, S. Lyslo, R. Olson,Miss Leisure. 1st row: E. Thompson, S. Plinske, C. Hansen, S. Thorpe, P. Ghristianson, D. Shackelton, D. Jants, J. Gorder, L. Ochs, P. Gubrud 25 Back row i L. Fairchild, J. Christianson, H. Kack, R. Ormseth, H. Hunt, D. Slama, L.Miller T. mailer, 3rd row: Coach Neal Davis, E. Mainer, J. Snortum, R. Anderson, S. Hanson, D. Olson, R, Emmons, D. Gubrud, D. Peterson. 2nd row: R. Funk, D. Termunde, D. Tesch, J. Leverenz, W. Miller, D. Hanson, G Ormseth, 0. Eischens, E. Rasmussen. 1st row: E. Mikk- elBon, L. Roles, L. Pertl, A. Hemish, M. Dunphy, M. Stratton, B. Miller, R. Smith. (tat Yty S uoA OrKiqhSquad Back row: R. Emmons, R. Bednar, R. Benson, C. Carter, A. Gjovig, H. Wollum, V. Hansen, 0. Hart8warm, W. Borchard, 3rd row: J. Salhus, T. Dunn, D. Benson, R. Gaetch, G. Victor, B. McQuillen, H. Christenson, P. Krogstad, R. Rekkedahl. 2nd row: R. Isaacson, J. Larson, R. Kragness, B. Lundvahl, D. Cech, J. Paulson, B. Wolff, C. Arndt, B. Sickels, W. Dunn, H. Merritt. Front row: P. Gubrud, J. Dunphy, D. Flynn, R. Borchard, R. Gubrud, B Olson, R. Christianson, W. Pries, D. Demuth. Canby 31 Monte 2 Canby opened its football season with an easy victory over the Monte Mohawks. With Bones Miller making many long runs, the game was never in doubt. Ronnie Smith s defensive play was also very outstanding. Canby 1+6 Clarkfield 12 It was sweet revenge for the Lancers as they soundly beat the team that upset them 6-0 the year before. Again it was Bones Miller who did most of the ground gaining. Canby s line, led by LeRoy Roles and Bob Miller, didn t give the smaller Clarkfield team a chance. Canbv “Hfi Bawson 12 This was number three J or the unbeaten Lancers. Leading 30-0 at the half, the Lancers made easy work ol the inexperienced Blackjacks. The defensive line play of Dick Tesch and Louie Pertel stood out in this Homecoming Game. Canby 1+0 Ortonville 0 The game o? the year and the Lancers were at their peak. Led by piston-legged Adrian. Hemish, Canby scored early when Bob Miller recovered a fumble on the 25 and Bones Miller skirted right end to the three from yhere Don Hanson rammed over. After that it was all Hemish—1+9, 30, 50 and 89 yards the little guy went, three of them for T. D s. The blocking of Kenny Anderson and the defensive play of Bob Miller were very outstanding. Canby 1+7 Madison 12 This was another easy victory for the Lancers. Scoring the first time they had the ball the Lancers never gave the Dragons a chance. They became just another team that couldnt find Hunsy s hips. Canby 28 Granite 13 Granite scored eaFTy and led 7-0 at the half. The Lancers just couldn't get going until midway in the third period when Hunsy went 5l yards for a score. A little while later with the aid of a beautiful block by Stratton, rambled 82 varda for another score. Granite came back and scored but missed the point. Canby then marched to two quick touchdowns and a 28 to 13 score. Things looked bad in the first half, but the Lancers, led by Bob Miller and Erv Mikkelson, refused to be beaten. Canby 1+6 Pipestone 6 Scoring on long runs by Don Hanson, Adrian Hemish, and Bones Miller, the Lancers made easy work of the Pipestone Arrows, to the tune of a brilliant 1+6-6. Canby 58 Olivia 0 This game was a glorious ending for the Lancer team Hemish scored twice and Hanson once to give Canby an early .lead. Mike Dunphy then too� to the air and completed four touchdowi passes before the game ended. One of them a long fifty yarder to Kenny Anderson who made a great catch for the T. D. The conference champion Lancers were honored with six men on the all conference team____Bob Miller, Adrian Hemish, Bones Miller, Ron Smith, LeRoy Roles, Mike Dunphy. Congratulations! Stortb oar —- fc —C-l C Id - V Or oniMllc Z Applefo C'Wd i S6h Gre mV VoW 7 =L f 1 RppleVor littw s Co ei'« e 'Tropki 29 Coach Isaacson, W. Miller, E. Mikkelson, R. Smith, R. Cole, M. Dunphy, Assistant Coaches Davis and Merritt. Second row: B. Blankenfeld, D. Hanson, J. Leverenz, G. Ormseth, R. Ormseth-Manager. First row: R. Blankenfeld, L. Pertl, J. Christianson, D. Olson. Canby 39 Monte 29 Starting very slowly and not playing up to their usual standards the Lancers made hard work of the Mohawks. At one time in the fourth period, the score was tied at 27 all. The Lan- cers then pulled away to win. Ron S. led our scoring with 17 points. Canby 68 Hendricks 23 This was a very easy game for the Lancers. The score mounted steadily with the second five playing most of the way. Ron S. with 19 and Bones with 17 led the scoring. Canby h2 Ivanhoe 22 This was another easy game for the Lancers. Ivanhoe jumped to an early 7 to 0 lead, but the Lancers then scored 21 points while the Eagles were getting only one free throw. Mike led the scoring with 12 points. Canby 36 Minneapolis Central UO Canby gained an early lead but ran out of gas in the last quarter. They once led 10 to 2 and led 25 to 22 at the half. Central then took the lead on seven straight points (29 to 26)• The Minneapolis club led 36 to 3U at the end of the third quarter and never trailed after this. Erv with 13 and Ron S. with 12 led our scoring. Patzwald and Blanchard were Central1s aces. Canby U8 Minneota 29 The Lancers had very little trouble with the inexperienced Vikings. Erv led our scoring with 13; Roberg hit 10 for the Vikings. with 63 to 39 With Erv gathering in almost every rebound that came off the boards and also scoring 19 points, the game was never in doubt. Smith and Miller made llx and 16 points res- pectively. Canby UO Dawson 29 After holding a sale half time lead of 20 to 11, the Lancers began to relax and the Black- jacks pulled to within 5 points of the Lancer team. Ihe Lancers then put on a scoring ■pree and pulled away to win, with Erv s high score of 11. 30 Canby 63 Granite Falls 51 Leading by a safe margin until the last 5 minutes when Granite pulled te within ene peint ef the Lancers, the Canbv team had brief moment ef worry. The Lancers then scored 13 peints te only 4 for the Kilowatts. Rennie with 27 and Erv with 18 led the scoring, while Larsen hit 19 for the losing Granite team. Canby 79 Strandburg 28 After a elese first quarter whieh found the score at 16 te 13, the South Daketians fell apart and it was another easy victory for the Lancers. Mike, Err, and Ron led the scoring with 18, 17, and 15 peints respectively. Canby 79 Lynd 25 This was a very easy game for the Lancers. They seemed to be able te score almost at will and were never in trouble. Canby 59 Madison 25 Winning their second straight Little Sioux Conference Championship, the Lancers made easy work ef the Madison Dragons. Ren led the scoring with 18 points. Canby 68 Glenwoed 46 Scoring an amazing 32 points in the first quarter the Lancers coasted to a victory over the Glenwood olub. This game stands out as one in which uncanny shooting ability was demonst- rated. Ron and Erv led with 13 each. Canby 51+ Marshall 1+5 This is the game the boys always want to win; and after a close first half, they put the game on ice by a few quick baskets. Mike with 13 and Erv and Ron with 12 each led the scoring for Canby. Lanoue hit 21 for the Tigers. Canby 55 Grove City 1+1 Led by Bones Miller, wKo tallied 17 points, the Lancers defeated a big, but slower Grove City team. It was close for the first half, but the beginning of the second half found the Lancers catching fire and taking a decisive lead that was never threatened. Canby 66 Danube 52 Trailing 23 to 22 at the half, the Lancers fought back to finish the season with a 68 to 52 win over the hot shooting Danube club. Bones led the score column for Canby with 21 points. DISTRICT TOURNAMENT Canby 36 Lake Benton 20 Having nothing in mind l ut to keep the score down, the Lakers hardly ever attempted a shot. This led to a very uninteresting and yet a very easy victory for the Lancers. Canby 69 Tyler 1+9 Led oy Keith Meyer, who tailed 18 points, the Tyler Danes made life miserable for the Lanc- ers throughout the first half and part of the third quarter. The Lancers coolness under fire then paid off and they won by a 20 point margin. Ron and Erv each scored 22 points in leading the Lancers to victory. Canby 61+ Marshall 1+0 Holding the Tigers’TTigh scoring center Charles Lutz to only 2 points, the Lancers started slowly and then built up a lead of 32 to 18 at half. After this the Tigers lost a lot of spirit and it seemed to be just a matter of how much difference there would be in the final score. Smith and Mikkelson again led the Lancer scoring with 21 and 18 points. The Lancers were honored by hsving three layers named to the All District Team----Mike Dunphy, Erv Mikkelson, and Ron Smith. REOIONAL TOWRNAMRW? Canby 1+7 Dawson 35’ Dawson started fast and led 9 to 2 at one time during the first period of play The Lancers then tied it up at 13 all, and from then on the champs never trailed. Ron Smith led the scoring with 17, being helped by Bones who hit the bucket for 12. Sundby had 15 for the losers. Canby 1+6 Redwood Falls 31 Led by Erv Mikkelson who rolled in 17 points, the Lancers won their way back to the state tournament with a 1+6 to 31 win over Redwood. At one point the score was 8 to 6 in favor of Redwood. The Lancers staged a spurt that carried them to a 22 to 9 lead and that, sewed up the game. MANKATO INVITATIONAL TOURNAMENT Canby 53 South Saint Paul 1+1+ . . Hitting”of their shots the Oncers, with Bones impressive 18 points, made easy work of the Packers. leaves So 3oubt that this was one of the greatest games the Lancer team has err r played. Everybody was outstanding in this final game of the tournament-clever ball handling, rebounding that was out of this world, amazingly accurate shooting, and general floor play. S to e “totur n rr z,n f - clj z S3 31 Okc . sA «.vs Back row: Coach Davis, r. Emmons, S. Hanson, C. Lauck, D. Engel, R. Funk, P. Peterson. Second row: P. Fales, A. Mueller, R. Guthrie, R. Ormseth, H. Wicks, V. Hanson, R. Nelson. First row: R. Kragness, R. Sickels, J. Poulson, W. Borchard, W. Dunn After slew start the Bembers picked up fast and at the end ef the seasen were geedencugh te beat two first teams, D. Olsen. H, Blankenfeld. and J. Christianson tied for the indiv- idual icering far one night at 11. Olsan led the scaring far the seasen at 81, Russ was next with 75. Prebably the mast thrilling game af the year(including the varsity games) was played in the new gym against Danube when the Bombers led by the inspired playing af Jake Engel scared three baskets ta twe far Danube in the last minute far a 42-41 viotery. The yearlings ended with an impressive 10-3 record. Canby 19 Mente Oppesitien 31 27 Headricks 25 24 Ivanhee 18 27 Minneeta 15 28 Clarkfield 15 27 Dawsea 24 27 Granite Falls 31 49 Madisen 27 29 Appleten 20 18 Marshall 26 39 Hanley Falls 34 42 Danube 41 32 Lynd 24 Coni d f I STATE TOURNAMENT Canby U5 Hopkins h3 Canby gained an early lead and led 31 to 26 at the half. Hopkins tied it up 38-38 at the end of the third quarter. Baskets by Erv and Ron then put the Lancers into a U5 to UO lead. Hopkins came back with 3 points and. had the ball with 15 seconds left. Mike stole the ball, took the ball out of bounds, and called for time out before anyone knew what was happening. That was all for Hopkins. Erv made 9 out of 11 chances from the field and led the scoring with 19) Ron added 13. Porter and Tschimperle were outstanding for Hopkins. Canby 63 Brainerd 3h With another fabulous shooting exhibition by the Lancers hitting on k6% of their shots, the Lancers made easy work of the Warriors from Brainerd. Ron hit for 25, Mike 11, and Bones 9 to lead the Lancer scoring. Canby 52 Qilbert 69 Gilbert hit an amazing 65% of their shots and that was the whole story of the final game. Gilbert gained an early lead of 18 to 6. This was too much to make up and the closest the Lancers ever came was a 27 to 21 score midway in the second quarter. Richardson had 26 points for the Gilbert club. Erv, Bones, and Mike each had 10 for the Lancers. One of the outstanding things during the state tournament was the playing turned in by Ron Cole, who has never been given credit for the great ball player that he really is. Even though he never did score many points in his career he was outstanding in his defensive play and in his rebounding. The only boys who know how good he really is are the ones that v' ve played against him. Canby was honored by having one of its team members named to the All State Team-Ron Smith. Congratulations to you, Roni Also congratulations to a deserving team! 33 : Tet Tour rxjnie m C cJnWcilo InuiM ones CVirfrnpions C CAKBY'S ERY5N . f £ . mikkelson .g- - 5“A°FHffeS,X 1 ,tii44TlONAl. ' foe It SMOOTlNu PEEFOO IV AK -t Co et nte CViO mptortS ”T e ior 3 CVi j yv pi on S — iv r er - u my anoy Coach: Dunp P Dr-.ii-.Qr -l____' aworl1 Canl • v I UTKKNHOl S If kn«n ImIMII .UlIMkUn the top Tr.«r ■ state championship tro ! which will be presented ai I community's big athletic d ov. 20. IT IS the second time I Austin and coach Red Hri have picked off the pionship, first � - year the - s Big Nine football is also have annexed high school title ' lations of the Li tern of ratin’ the suit, Austin will recei During the Ullru quai •at oulscoml t lie In the lust period t) held the one point 9-8. 5th of the I-anccr w Same w the last quarter the I 18 points to the o make the final sc - OascfoaH Baseball Back row: t t Coach Roger Isaacson, M. Dunphy, R. Smith, E. Mikkelson, W. Miller, B. Miller, J. Leyerenz, D. Termunde. Kneeling: H. Wicks, R. Ormseth, M. Swenson, E. Arndt, G. Ormseth, M, Stratton, Sitting: W, Dunn, Manager, The Lancer team finished second in the District Nine meet, Marshall beat them 7-1 in the finals at Minneota. Games leading to finals Marshall 7 Canby 1 It might Tiave been a close game, but the Canby defense committed eight errors behind A, Hemish, who gave up only three hits. The Lancer bats were also very impotent, W. Miller getting Canby's only hit, Canby 8 Lynd 2 Canby won their first tournament game from Lynd. Ronnie Smith pitched a no-hitter and struck out 13 Lynd batsmen. Canby 7 Balaton 1 It wosliemish's turn to pitch a no-hitter. After the first inning when Balaton got their only run on a walk and an error, Huney set them down in order. Canby 7 Lake Benton k Spotting the Lakers U runs in the first inning, the L-ncers, behind the one hit pitching of Ronnie Smith and the big bat of Erv Mikkleson, came back to whip the Benton team 7-h. Season games The Lancers won only one game during the regular season, that being an 11 to 1 win over Granite Falls. Other scores during the season were as follows: Wood Lake 3 Canby 2 Granite 6 Canby 5 Echo 5 Canby 0 57 Back row: Coach Davis, B. Miller, R. Smith, E. Mikkelson, W. Miller. 2nd row: R. Husby J. Leverenz, D. Hanson, M. Dunphy, L. Pertl. First row: R. Guthrie, L. Roles, G. Ormseth, D. Olson. Conference In the conference track meet the 6 teams placed as follows:- Canby 03 Madison 69, Granite U8, Ortonville 21, Clarkfield 9, and Dawson $. With Bones Miller scoring 19 points on second places in hurdles, pole vault, and the high jump, the Lancers ran away from the favored Madison Dragons for the conference title. MJe Dunphy set a new conference record in the half mile, covering the distance in 2:09. Other first places gained by Lancers were Louie Pertl (UaO), Whitney Pertl (Mile), and Erv Mikkelson in the pole vault. District Canby gained five first places in the district track meet. Whitney Pertl was first in the mile, Erv Mikkelson in the pole vault, Mike IXinphy in the half mile, and Don Hanson in the 220 and the discus. Region Of the five Lancers competing in the regional, three gained the right to enter the state meet. Erv Mikkelson was second in the high jump, Whitney Pertl second in the mile, and Mike Dunphy first in the half mile. State None of the Lancers placed in the state meet, but Mike Dunphy broke his own school record in the half mile, with the time of 2:0U. 38 Back row: W. Lyslo, L. Miller, R. Oubrud, E. Streff, M. Saltee, D. Gubrud, J-.Paulson, Third row: D Peterson, E. Isfeld, R. Krogstad, P. Gubrud, F. Cole, C. Kraft, I. Matheson R. Sickels. Second row: J. Snortum, J. Frank, B. Reiter, M. Maier, J. Killen, B. Maier, J. Gorder, P. Craigmile. First row: J. Qualley, M. Mitchell, E. Briggs, M. Westfield, A. Cech, M. Flieder, B. Towne, P. Olson, L. Mohn. W U) oS 9 G Rcmc) The first band activity of 1950-51 that started the ball rolling was participation in the district music festival at Marshall on November 18. The four-hundred piece band was under the direction of Mr. Frederic Hillary. The Canby High School concert band held its winter concert on December 6. The featured marches were Salutation, His Honor, and King for a Day. Other favorites were Magnus Overture, Cavatina, and Malaguena. Jack Leverenz played the clarinet cadenza in the latter. A novelty number, Clancy Lowered the Boom, was enacted by Jack Leverenz, Stanley Hanson, Bethel Towne, and Ardis Cech. The next public appearance was on February llx when they gave an exchange concert at Maynard. At this time they introduced their spring contest selection, Landsighting by Grieg. When the new gym was ready, the full band entertained at basketball games with marches and popular numbers. Some of the popular numbers they learned were Bonaparte s Pie treat, Can Anyone Explain, Molasses, The Thing, and Tennessee Waltz. 40 The spring concert was given on April h. Back row: R. Peterson, D, Lundgren, A. Swenson, V. Melby, S. Thorpe, Mr. Williamson. Third row: B. Bockes, J. Hansen, C. Cummings, L. Yackley, A. Severson, C. Thompson, C. Peterson A. Bromberg. Second row: M. Westfield, J. Larson, L. Lindbergh, L. Hintges, R. Kragness, D. Hanson, W. Beers, P. Lueders, J. Leverenz. First row: J. Mickeison, M. DeBettignies, S. Livingston, S. Enga, D. Hanson, C. Millard, S. Hanson, J. Monson. y anc u7 or h -A The annual band party was held on October 21 . Games were played in the until 9:00, and then a picnic lunch was served at the lake. This yearfs swing band was almost crowded out by the other activities, but they managed to get in a few rehearsals. They worked on the following numbers: Bonaparte's Retreat St. Louis Blues Goodnight, Irene I'll String Along with You Mr. Williamson organized several new instrumental ensembles this year. T..e enseiubles practiced noon-hours, after school, or in the morning and learned numbers for the district contest on April 13-11 . The groups are as follows: Comet quartet Comet duet Horn trio Clarinet duet Clarinet duet Baritone duet Tenor and Baritone Wally Lyslo, Roger Krogstad, Eugene Isfeld, and Paul Gubrud Marilyn and Barbara Maier Iona Mathison, Bob Sickles, and Bonnie Bockes Marilyn and Marcella Westfield Patty Craigmile and Marlene Flieder Sonja Thorpe and Bob Gubrud Leila Yackley and Frances Severson Clarinet quartet Carol Millard, Edith Briggs, Patty Craigmile, and Marlene Flieder Those who played instrumental solos are: Jack Leverenz, Clarinet Sandra Enga, Flute Leila Yackley, Baritone sax 41 Back row: W. Swenson, D. Fliss, R. Emmons, L. Gorder, J. Snortum, E. Isfeld, Third row: Mr. Carlson, E. Berckes, N. Fliss, L. Melby, D. Termunde, D. Peterson. Second row: J. Langdon, E. Engel, L. Fluttum, L. Olufson, M. Wenskaug, B. Hansen, S. Bruns, M. Nemitz. First row: L. Mohn, S. Bressor R. Kraus M Anderson, V. Johnson, D. Hanson, P. Ochsendorf D. Ochsendorf. Have you ever sat down by the fire and let your mind wander back over the memories of the past year? I did that the other night and I started thinking about the activities of the Canby Vocal Music DBrU'ent. We started out the year by electing our officers. The Acappella Choi' ', which consisted of sixty-five members, elected as their officers the following: President-Jim Tholkes Secretary-Carol Millard V. President-Parilyn Maier Treasurer-Marvin Novak T e Giris Chorus, wnicli had sixty members, elected: ?resident-Mary DeBettignes Secretary-5haryn Hustad V. President-Darlene Ochsendorf Treasurer-Marcelle Grengs On December 20, 1950, the vocal groups, consisting of Choir, Girls Chorus, Sextet, Triple Trio and Boys Quartet, made their first appearance in the Christmas Concert. The theme of the concert was telling the story of the birth of Christ from the InnKeeper's point of view. Some of the most outstanding numbers by the Choir and Girls Chorus were- Go Not Far From Me, 0 Lord , Cherubim Song and Beautiful Savior , by the Choir and Still with Thee, and Cherubic Hymn by the Girls Chorus, the Triple Trio sang Away in the Manger , an arrangement by Carlson. No Candle was There and No Fire , by the Sextet, and Shepherds Awake , by the Boys Quartet were also on the program. The Concert was closed with a choir, Girls Chorus arrangement of Silent Night . During the year the various groups made appearances in student assemblies, exchange programs and community affairs. - 42 Back row: J. Benson, M. Novak, P. Dovre, A. Mueller, W. Thompson, R. Merritt. Third row: J. Tholkes, R. Krogstad, D. Zimmerman, J. Kamrath, J. Krug, M. DeBettignies, S. Hustad. Second row: J. Hansen, J. Monson, B. Evjen, R. Lesewski, E. Dysvick, B. Maier, L. Yackley N. Arndt. First row: A. Nelson, C. Millar4 A. Swenson,M. Maier, J. Killen, G.Christianson P. Wahlstrom, M. Kloos, B. Christianson. Patsy Ochsendorf, Darlene Ochsendorf, LaVonne Bockes, Judith Hanson, Julene Killen,Mary DeBettignies. 9 J 43 Siivls Chorus L' La °n f®1™ D- Reihe M Wenskaug, R. Guthrie, B. Kack, R. Moravetz, L. K„ °eBettl6nies Gubrud, G. Tibbits, D. Ferguson, P. Thorpe, Mr. Carlson. Third row: L. Mohn, L. Christiansen, I. Matheson, C. Citrowski, A. Thovson, R. Spieght, A. Nosbusch, J. Krug, G. Hentges, S. Hustad, M. Schuver, S. Bresson, B. Grengs, L. Hentges, M. Lorenzen. Second row: C. Nosbusch, L. Steninke, B. Hansen. D. Hanson. S. Bruns M West- field, A. Fliss, M. Bach, L. Winters, L. Yackley, M. Grengs, A. Sill-nan, B. Grfngs, W IT Janiszeski. First row: B. Olson, J. Hanson, S. Livingston, V. Friedricks, R. Taylor, D. Ochsendorf, D. Olson, M. Westfield, D. Lundgren, M. Kloos, J. Derauth, A. Kloos, J. Killen, E. Dysvick, G. Christianson, B. Christianson fituartet Wallace Swenson Paul Dovre 44 Dennis Peterson Roger Krogstad ft rlBht} Arlys Swenson, Marilyn Maier, Barbara Evjen, Marilyn Anderson, Janice Konson, June Kamrath, Rosemarie Leweaki, Carol Millard, Avis Nelson. Clarinet Quartet Marlene Flieder, Carol Millard Patty Craigmile, Edith Briggs 0 X Douglas Ruth, Bethel Towne, Carol Millard, Joyce Langdon, Wendell Miller, Queen Phyllis Olson, Carol Ufkin, Marilyn Maier, Ramona Kraus, Ruth Salhus Queen Phyllis Olson reigned over the 1950 Homecoming festivities which took place September 29, 1950. Events started on Friday afternoon with the coronation ceremonies and the parade in the rain. The rain, however, stopped some by evening so that the football game could be play- ed. Canby was the victor in this game defeating Dawson by the score of 38 to 12. After the game an alumni dance was held in the gymnasium. The prize winning floats were as follows: First Prize Seventh Grade Second Prize Sr. G.A.A. Third Prize Juniors The floats were not exhibited between halves of the game because of a wet and muddv field. J The Band postponed their homecoming show until the next weeks game. Back rows S. Bruns, D. Olson, M. DeBettignies, C. Thompson, A. Fliss, J. Krug, J. Lauck, F, Krug, J. Kamrath, G. Hentges, M. Grengs, D. Hanson, Third row: Y. Redder, E. Funk, L. Plageman, R. Guthrie, P. Wahlstrom, L. Yackley, A. Severson, M. Schuver, M. Wenskaug, P. Streff, M. Mamer, A. Thovson. Second row; D. Ferguson, L. Mohn, G. Christianson, L. Guthrie, F. Cole, J. Frank, M. Maier, M. Mitchell, I. Matheson, R. Livermore, E. Dysvick, Miss Driscoll. First row: J. Cole, J. Lundvall, B. Reiter, P. Miller, D. Hanson,V.Tesch B. Maier, M. Jants, S. Livingston, L. Hentges, B. Christianson, C. Olson Back row: 3rd row: Qualley. D. Jants. M. Kock, 0umx l (GL(L N. Carlson, ?. Craigmile, S. Urong, R. Floto, L. Lindbergh, J. Funk, D. Dysvick M. Rein, A. Coil, B. Langdon, S. Enga, C. Graner, E. Bockes, J. Mickelson, J. 2nd row: C. Hansen, K. Ottinger, C. Cummings, M. Flieder, B. Schuver, M. Killen 1st row: Miss Driscoll, J. Gorder, S. Thorpe, P. Christianson, B. Friedricks, S. Plinske jack row: C. Streff, Hr. Ilegdahl, R. Blankenfeld, D. Olson, L. Fertl, 2. Hikkelson, M. Dunphy, S. Hanson, D. Tesch, S. Livingston, J. Snortum. Front row: eterson, C. Millard, W. Ililler, A. Swenson, A. Hemish. standing (left to right) Miss Sundby, D. Ochsendorf, L. Christensen, J. Lauck, M. Bach, C. Wosbusch, t{. Miller. Seated: R. K-aus, L. DeVos, N. Arndt, G. Jrmseth, J. Fry, A. Kuester, R. Guthrie. Back row= W. Dunn, R. Livermore, D. Slama, H. Wollun, L. Pertl, 0. Schultz. C. Lauck, W. Lyslo, J. Stone, D. Nemitz, D. Olson, V. Hanson, R. McQuillen. Second row: R. Lundvall, R’. Nelsonrd{r RWl RthM l C 1! 0n’ Sic ,re11, J Christianson. E. Wolff. P. Peterson. OchsendorV D Xh,’ MT’’ll DJ Be,?s°n' R Hoseck, H. Hunt. J. Paulson. First row: D. C Millard ?• c ’ D- Stratton, Mr. Carlson, E. Isfeld, V. Lauck, L. Melby, C. Millard, A. Swenson. Head Projectionist-1—Jim Tholkes Back row: L. Miller, D. Gubrud, J. Leverenz, D. Peterson, W. Lyslo, S. Hanson, Mr. Swenson. 3rd row: Mr. cimonitsch, A. Kloos, A. Severson, E. Briggs, P. Dovre, M. DeBe- ttignies, M. Palm, Mr. Syxtie, 2nd row: Miss Langehough, M. Maier, M. Mitchell, M. inorpe, r . ColeHanson, Mrs. DeBlois. 1st row: Kiss 3rown, L. Hentges, J. Killen, B. Maier, E. Dysvick, Miss Lane. , 60 Commentator ---- Back row; Miss Goltz. J. Kamrath. J. Langdon, D. Wiest, D. Gubrud, D. Peterson, J, Lauck, N.Hunt. E Briggs. Third row: J, Larson, V, Johnson, C. Thomoson, M, DeBettignies, C. Huisinger, F. Severson, M. Anderson, P. Wahlstrom, I. Wlllgohs. Second row: E. Engel, J. Killen, R. Lesewski, B. Evjen, D. Hanson, J.Fry. M. Maier, C. Millard, L. Fluttom. First row: B. Maier, L. Mohn, D. Ochsendorf, L. Devos, A. Swenson, M. Beecher, A. Cech. R. Kraus. 9 Lancer Staff Back raw: D. Gubrud, M. Dunphy, J. Leverenz, B. Miller, D. Hansen, D. Peterson, C. lauck, S. Hansan, G. Ormseth. Faurth raw: M, Westfield, M, Westfield, A Fliss, M. DeBettignies, C. Thampsan, J. Lauck, E. Briggs, J. Kamrath, V. Johnson, S. Bruns. Third raw: J. Larsan, M. Risdahl, J. Fry, J. Frank, LWillgas, D. Hanson, P. Wahlstrom, D. Lipinski, J. Demuth, Second raw: M. Mitchell, C. Millard, W. Dunn, P. Davre, M. Strattan, J. Thalkes, T. Dunn, S. Enga, Miss Sunby-Adviser• First row: J. Hanson, S. Livingston, D. Ochsendorf, L. Mohn A. Swenson, M. Toav, P. Miller, A. Cech 51 ASSEMBLY AND LAYOUT Judy Lauck Patty Miller JoAnn Fry Marcella Westfield Marilyn Westfield Jylan Demuth Adeline Kloos PHOTOGRAPHY Jack Leverenz Darrell Gubrud Susie Livingston Wendell Dunn TYPING STAFF June Kamrath Irene Wilgohs Vivian Johnson Joyce Larson Phyllis Wahlstrom Arlys Swenson Darlene Wiest Lao Mohn JoAnn Frank The Ldnc.®r EDITORS Mavis Mitchell Don Hanson ASSISTANT EDITORS Mary DeBettignies Paul Dovre BUSINESS MANAGERS Gerry Ormseth Jim Tholkes HEAD TYPISTS Ardis Cech Edith Briggs WRITERS Mike Dunphy Darlene Ochsendorf Carol Millard Carol Thompson Shirley Bruns Audrey Fliss Marilyn Risdahl Dorothy Lipinski Marjorie Toov Dennis Peterson Sandra Enga Tom IX:nn Charles Lauck ART WORK Dorothy Hanson Judy Hanson SALES STAFF Bob'Miller LeRoy Melby Marv Stratton Stanley Hanson Standing, Miss Langehough-Director, J. Lauck, D. Termunde, A. Severson, D. Peterson, J, Xillen, E. Dysvick, B. Hanson, D. Ochsendorf, P. Dovre, Sitting? J. Leverenz, G. Tibbits D. Gubrud, M. DeBettignies, S. Hanson, M. Toov nJ)rc Cites Ploy The Junior Class Play, MA Date With Jucfcr, portrays Judy Foster, a teen-age miss, trying to collect more subscriptions for the conininity Relief Fund than her pet rival, Tootsie Whitman. The girl bringing in the most money was to be crowned queen and lead the grand march at a dance given in her honor. Despite Judy's efforts, which included entering members of her family in the Most Kissable Lips contest and in the Glinto Hair Dye contest, writing true confession stories, and getting a friend to help impress a Broadway Producer with her acting. Tootsie got a bad case of hives, and since Judy was next in line to be the queen, she went happily offto the dance. Judy Foster, A Teen-Age Miss” Melvin Foster, Judy's Father Dora Foster, Judy's Mother Randolph Foster, Judy's younger brother Hannah, The Maid Barbara Winsocket, Judy's Friend Oogie Pringle, The man in Judy's life Mitzi Hoffman, Another of Judy's friends Mr. Martindale, A Theatrical Producer Mrs. Hotchkiss, The Laundry Woman Eloise Hotchkiss, Her daughter who elecutes Mrs. Shlutzhammer, Of the P.T.A. Rexford Meredith O'Conner, A new boy in town Susie O'Conner, Rex's kid sister Mary DeBettignies Jack Leverenz Gwen Tibbits Stanley Hanson Beverly Hanson Darlene Ochsendorf Darrel Gubrud Judy Lauck Darrold Termunde Julene Killen Eva Dysvick Ann Severson Paul Dovre Marjorie Tcerr =-9tome£c.C1ub Standing: A. Thovson, L. Steinke, L. Winters R..Moravetz, J. Gubrud, L. Yackley, R. Spieght, M. Wenskaug, R. Taylor, Sitting: Miss H. Chase, L. Larson, B. Olson, I, Matheson 53 Back raw: P. Streff, J. Stone, P. Pickrell, S. Enga, L. Lindburg. Third raw: M. Flieder, P. Nesbusch, J. Qually, Y. Redder, M. Mamer, J. Mickelson. Secend raw: V. Me],by, D Tibbits, R. Lundrall, C. Cummings, B. Reiter, Mr. Swenson. First raw: J. Lundvall, P. Christianson, R. Gubrud, J. Cole, B. Hansen