Canby High School - Lancer Yearbook (Canby, MN)

Text from Pages 1 - 64 of the 1954 volume:

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Wk m w ' T- - - itk Wk ’ - r-?:yy ■ r :y; Standing: Henry Williamson, Donald Straw, Walburga LaCroix, Bernice Lund,Daryl Johnson,Arnold Killen, Seated: Marion Snortum,Hugh Merritt,Willi am Richardson, Stella Leisure: 5 elementary teachers Standing: Phyllis Adams,Joanne Overland, Donna Larson,Jeanne LaTourrette,Ardis Jacobson,Betty Merritt. Seated: Ruth Heiren,Esther Rav,Lillie Martinson,Dorothy Camobell,Lois Beattie. hot lunch cooks Mrs. Blankenfeld Mrs. Strand Mrs. Vick Mrs. Gorder (not pictured) Colleen Koenigs Elaine Straw secretarial staff 6 •uo o_ _ °+ 3mow up-®- mi| j j • sspo c) utp Y c _ Baok row from left to right: P. Thielges, R. Schoephoerster, S. Grong, T, Dunn, Vic Lund,J, Salhus,M. Rasmussen,C. Graner, M. Flieder,E, Funk, Row 4: J. Funk,J, Mickelson, M, Jensen,R. Nelson, D. Benson,R. Yackley, P. Streff, Row 3: M, Thorpe, L, Thomsen,S, Bednar, M, Jants, J. Dunphy, P, DeVos,B. Schuver,M. Bresser, M. Gorder,R, Jensen, Row 2: V- Kelby, C, Ufkin,B. 01son,B, Gubrud,R, Kragness,A. Grengs,C. Cummings,V. Tesch, D. Tibbits, Front row: C, Olson,J.Lundvall,V.Gubrud,B.Hanson,P. Gubrud, E Bresser, P. DeVos,B. Reiter,J. Cole, Mrs, Anderson, EDITORS------------------------Elaine Funk,Carol Ann Olson ASSISTANT EDITORS------------------Sandra Snga,Bob Gubrud CLASS EDITOR———---————————----—------------ Marilyn Mamer ASSEMBLY EDITORS-----------------------------Janice Cole ASSISTANT ASSEMBLY EDITOR—-----------------—Carolyn Graner PROOF READING EDITOR---------------------—-Virginia Melby ASSISTANT PROOF READING EDITOR-------------Virginia Gubruc BUSINESS MANAGER—-----------------------------David Benson ASSISTANT BUSINESS MANAGERS—---------—Tom Dunn,Paul Gubrud HEAD TYPISTS--Viola Tesch,Janice Lundvall,Barbara Schuver WRITING STAFF: Jim Dunphy,Paul Pickrell,Corinne Cummings,Joyce Mickelson Darlene Yackley,Mavis Thorpe,Marlys Jensen,Shirley Bednar,Pauline Streff Barbara Olson, ART STAFF: Rose Yackley, Jeanette Funk, Phyllis Thielges Sandra Grong, PHOTOGRAPHY STAFF: Jon Salhus, Vic Lund, Ronald Kragness ASSEMBLY STAFF: Ruth Jensen, Ruth Schoephoerster, Marlene Flieder,Maxine Gorder,Mary Lou Rasmussen,Carol Ufkin, PROOF READING STAFF: Dora Tibbits PRyllis DeVos, Anita Grengs, Phyllis Sillman. SALES SfXFF: Vic Lund, Ron Nelson, Jim Poulson,Bob Lundvall, TYPING STAFF:MarlQne Jants,Louaine Thomsen, Bobbie Jean Reiter,Bev Hansen, Marilyn Drenser, Evelyn Bresser, 8 Mr. Hegdal,advisor;C. Olson,president:0. Hartsworm,vice president;E. Funk, treasurer;S. Enga,secretary. , 5TU1 €HT council Standing: Left to right - C. Olson,W. Richardson,B. Sickels.R. Nelson,H. Christ- ianson,?. Lueders. Sitting: Left to right - S. Johnson,E. Bockes, B. Gubrud, S. Thorpe,P. Fales, J. Qualley. Not on picture: Gil Lanners. 9 CHOJft Choir - page 10 Back How: H. Christianson,S, Lyslo,B. Lundvall,W. Richardson,R. Nelson,L. Ningen, H. Tackley, J, Salhus. Row 3 J Dunphy,A. Pearson,C. Oellien,P. Krogstad,J. Kloos,D. Lundgren,M. Halstenson , P. Pickrell. Row 2t M. Thorpe,P. DeVos,R. Nosbush,L. Ochs,D. Hacker,J.Roske,W. Thorpe,R, Shoe- phoster,J Cole,V. Tesch,V, Melby. Rowls D. Wahlstrom,L. Vernlund,J. Saltee,S. Nelson,N Carl- son,P. Hartness,P. Thielges,S. Johnson, J. Larson,B. Olson, L. Thomsen, B. Laswell, Choir - page 11 Back Rovr L. Nelson,V. Lund, F. Bultinck, R. Benson, R. Livermore, R. Kragness, A, Lanners, B. Christianson. Row 3s P. Lueders,P. Gubrud,Y. Redder,P. Streff,L.Lindbergh, J. Qualley, J.Gorder, M. Flieder. Row 2: I. Kack,S. Rasmussen,C. 01son,M. Lundgren,M. Killen, M. Thorpe, E. Kockelman, K. Ottinger,M.Swenson,S. Hacker. Row Is C. Peterson,B. Hanson,B. Reiter,J. Lundvall,D.Yackley, S. Fnga, R. Bemdt,J. Mickelson, H. Thronson, E. Bockes, J. Rasmussen, Mr. Johnson. Chorus - bottom-page 11 Back row: C. Peterson, J. Mickelson, K. Ottinger, M. Killen, M.Lundgren, Y.Redder, J.Qualley,J. Gorder, E. Kockelman, L. Thielges, S. Hacker,M. Flieder,?. Tesch. Row Us H.Thronson, S.Grong, J. Kockelman,L. Lozinske,R. Fry,J. Kragness, J. Funk,R. Floto,R. Eischens,J. Livermore,E.Bockes, J. Rasmussen,M. MacArthur. Row 3 V. Citrowske,C. Ufkin, P. Sillman,V. Gubrud,B. Gry,B.Langdon, J. Gorder,E, Heaton, J. Jeppesen, M. Bresser, E. Bresser,R.Nosbusch,L.Ochs. Row 2s E. Plageman, S. Saltee,M.Richter,M.Thorpe,V.Nelson,M. Karpinski,A. Melby,L. Guthrie,B. West,C.CarIson,J.Drietz , M. Kockelman. Rowlr M. Dopheide, S. Reynolds, S. Eischens, F. Bach,J.Ehlers,M.Coil,D.Shackelton, M. Lanners,K. VanDerstyne, D. Wahlstrom, B. Laswell, Mr. Johnson. 10 CttOftUS 11 Picture - page 12 Back row: J. Funk, M. Eberle, D. Hacker,C. Peterson,S. Nelson,R. Bultinck,J. Poulson. Row 4: K. Ottinger,J. Gorder,D. Ochs,R. Kragness,L. Lindbergh,P. Craigmile,M. Flieder. Row 3: S. Monson,V. Tesch,S. Hacker,J. Saltee,D. Cech,M. Dunphy. Row 2: J. Victor,?. Ochs, A. Anderson,S. Johnson,S. Rasmussen,S. Enga,B. Craigmile. Row 1: S.Berge, H. Thronson. Picture - page 13 Back row: J. Thomsen, P. Pickrell, A. Richardson,J, Rasmussen, S. Anderson,D. Dunn,V. Melby, Mr. Williamson. Row 3s B. Sickels,R. Floto,C. Hansen,E. Bockes,B. Gubrud,J. Thompson,S.Thorpe. Row 2: P. Hartness,E. Peterson, J. Mow, C. Kraft, C. Cummings, L. Ochs, J. Waltz, P. Gubrud. Row 1: J. Mickelson,P. Lueders,W. Beers,A. Lanners,P. DeVos,A. Thomsen. 12 13 LIBRARY Back Row: Left - Right - G. Heaton, E. Funk, C. Graner, J. Saltee, S. Urong,R. Yackley,J. Gorder. Row 3: M. Koch,A. Wollum,B. Olson,L. Plapeman,N. Carlson,D. Hacker,M.Bresser,K. Livermore. Row 2 P. Sillman,A. Grengs,G.Cummings,R. Jensen,C. Ufkin,D. Wahlstrom,E. Plapeman, Mrs. Anderson. Front Row: J. Cole,V. Gubrud.D. Tibbits,E. Bresser,C. Olson,J. LundvalL,' . Citrowske ?ROJ€CTlOniST$ Back Row: V. Hansen, L. Janssen,K. Heaton,D. Hamman,C. Lauek,H. Wollum,A. Hartsworn,H. Yackley, R. Reyerson,J. Cole. Row A: B. Sickels,V. Lund,D. Gorder,H. Christensen,J. Salhus,T. Dunn, D. Benson,R. Livermore,D. Lueders,S. Armitage. Row J: A. Lozinski,G. Victor,E. Peterson,Jr. Arndt, C. Koepp,R. Borchard,M. Melcher,A. Blumeyer, S. Lyslo,D. Demuth. Row 2: P. Pickrell,C. Potts,B. Christianson,R. Kragness,W. McLain, B. Gubrud, J. Kontz,A. Blumeyer,J. Steffen,A. Heaton. Row 1: R. Keimig,R. Syltie.B. Tesch.B. Olson,D. Ochs,C.MacArthur.J.Cleveland,J. Squashingroff ,D. Mamer 14 Senior G. A. A. Back Row: A. Tibbits, A. Graner, C. Lauck, C. Graner,R. Shoephoerster,P. Craigmile,R. Floto,S. Grong,M. Flieder, L. Lindbergh,B. Langdon, N. Wollum, E. Fliss. Row 4: J. Mickelson,J. Kragness, N. Carlson,P. Christianson,S. Enga,3. Craiginile,C. Hansen,S. Rasmussen,S. Berge,J. Reihe,S. Eis- chens,J. Funk. Row 3: S. Reynolds, D. Jants,E. Bockes,M. Mamer,J. Qualley,J. Rein,M. Winters,M. Jants,J. Rasmussen,V. Tesch,S. Thorpe, P. Sillman,D. Termunde. Row 2: J. Haglund,J. Jeppeson,D. Hansen,S. Anderson, J. Dietz, S. Ferguson, M. Rein,C. Cummings, S. Schuver,M. Kock,B. Schuver,S. Plinske. Row Is Miss 01sgaard,J.Cole,K. Ottinger,M.Swenson,J. Gorder,D. Dunn,C. 01son,M. Eberle, J. Lundvall.M. Killen,R. Thovson,C. Anthony. Cj.Avft. Back Row: J. Thovson, L. Voigt,S. Olson,G. Hensch,K. Mickelson,S. Blankenfeld.S. Olson,M. Sick- els,R. Yackley. Row 3: Miss 01sgaard,P. Nevins,P. Eischens,A. Richardson,S. Monson,Z. Larson,J. Winters.M. Dunphy.S. Sillman. Row 2: C. Lueders.S. Anderson,A. DeWitt,L. Plinski,Z. Thompson,G. Coil,8. McKeen, S. Steinke, F. Zanke. Row 1: D. Plageinan, D. Hoseck, J. Burlingame,N.Hagebak,L. Kragness,A. Benck,J. Sickels,M. Guthrie. Junior G. A. A. 15 3ack Sow: Jr. Arndt,R. Schwartz,R. Reyerson,L. Janssen,J. Halstenson, J. Otto,D. Lueder,L. Rey- erson,A. Blumeyer,B. Janssen. Row Us J. Thomsen,J. Richardson,T.Marczak, R.Hasner,D. Carl3on,C. Patts, C. Qellien,B. Mclain,D. Anhalt. Row 3: A. Blumeyer, H. Brown, D. Blumeyer,S. Armitage,D. Roske,L. Vemlund,D. Harms,A. Watt,J. Kloos,D. Berckes. Row 2: B. Tesch,J. Cleveland,C. MacArth- ur,A. Thomsen, D. Gubrud,D. Grengs, R. Bultinck,B. Popowski, M. Kamrath. Row Is R. Pearson, D. Shiopy,J. Steffen,D. Snyder,L. Heaton,M. Fok' en,A, Kioto,E. ?okken,Mr. Englund. T.r.4 . Back Rows K. Heaton,B. Hamer, L. Schmidt,H. Wallum,J. Stone, D. Hamann,F. Lesewski,E. Madoll,R. Briggs. Row 3s W. Beers, B.Floto.D. Kompelien, R. Bednar,C. Oellien, R. Drietz, F. Bultinck,P. FaJ.es,J. Drietz,V. Popowski. Row 2s J. Kontz,J. Keimig,B. Sickels,E. Peterson,R. Lage,L. Eckart G. Lanners,T. Fairchild, D. Demuth, Front Rows A. Lanners,C. Hauisen,D. Cech,G. Palm,A Lozinski, L. Kraft,B. Fokken,D. Ochs,Mr. Siiglund. 16 comm€ivwroft Back Row: D.Yacklev, G.Graner, P.Thielges, P.Leuders, M.Rasmussen, B.Langdon, S,Rasmussen, J, Mickelson. Row 3s M.Bresser, C,Peterson, M.Mainer, P.Pickrell, P.Streff, M.Thorpe, A.Olson, Enga, Miss Dahl. Row 2sE.Bresser, Y.Redder, M.Gorder, C,Cummings, L.Thomsen, V.Melby,P.DeVos, B.Hanson, S.Johnson. Row Is J.Lundvall, V.Gubrud, C Olson, C.Kraft, P.Gubrud, B.Reiter, D. Tibbits, P.West, J.Cole. Back Row: R.McLain, G.Heaton, M.Rasmussen, R.Yackley, B.West, Row 2: M.Gorder, A.Bertamus, D. Chlebecek, L.Guthrie, A.Grengs, Miss Chase. Row lf L.Lozinski, B.Fry, D.Hansen, P.West, Y. Cleveland. -r 5- K nq sob QU€€T) CAROL Roberta Reiter, Barbara Olson, Carol Peterson, Irene Rack, Marilyn Mamer, Janice Lundvall, Paul Christianson, King Bob Sickels, Queen Carol Olson, Linda Hooker. ---- and the Dragons were drubbed as the Lancers defeated the Madison Dragons Li to 0. This Mas one of the outstanding features of the 1953 Homecoming on Friday, October 16. The coronation ceremony started at 2sl5 when Bob Sickels and Carol Olson were crowned King and Queen by Orv Hartsworm, vice president of the Student Council. The attendants were Marilyn Mamer, Janice Lundvall, Barbara Olson, Carol Peterson, Irene Rack, and Roberta Jean Reiter. Flower girl and crown bearer were Linda Hooker and Paul Christianson. A very effective coronation address was given by Rev. Bruce Rodrick. The only thing that dampened our Homecom'ng spirits was the rain which began at 3 o'clock. The band did not play but the floats and the rest of the parade continued. The first prize float tas the seniors with the slogan Dragon-Net Disaster . On the float a large dragon was caught in a net and a loud speaker poured out the popular Drag Net. The sophomore float won second prize with the slogan Damper the Dragons . The Freshman float won third with the slogan Trim th e Dragons . During the half at the game, the Queen's Float and the Prize winning floats were presented in front of the bleachers. The band gave their interpretation of Goldilocks and the Three Bears , The annual homecoming dance held in the little gym endad the 19 3 Homecoming festivities. 19 ft UrooK _ •«7 presenting - our miss brooks' Miss Brooks (A high school Qiglish teacher)---Sandra Enga Miss Finch (The librarian)-——------Ruth Schoephoerster Hugo Longacre (The athletic coach)—---Walt Richardson Mr. Wadsworth (The high school principal)---Bob Qubrud Miss Audubon(The music teacher)------Corinne Cummings Elsie (A student)-----------------------------Del oris Hacker Elaine (A student)— -------- —---------—Marlys Killen Jane (A student)----------------------—Sylvia Johnson Sylvia (A student)---—-----------------Carolyn Graner Doris (A student)----------------- Virginia Gubrud Marge (A student)———————————Phyllis De Vos Faith (A student)----------------——Phyllis Hart ness Rhonda (A student)—-----------——----- -Patty Craigmile Ted ( A student)--------------—— -------------------Al Gjovig Stanley (A student)—-----------—-------———Tom Dunn Martin ( A student)------------------Luther Magelssen Mrs. Allen (Rhonda's mother)---------- Sandra Grong Have you ever thought of becoming an English teacher? After seeing Our Miss Brooks, the Junior Class Play, and the problems of an English teacher you've probably changed your minds. It was a play with in a play with Miss Audubon and Miss Brooks competing for the directorship. Miss Brooks won but this only presented more difficulties. She didn'tgive Rhonda Allen,daughter of an influential board member, the leading part. Even though Miss Brooks had a soft spot for the coach, Mr. Longacre, she ended up by having a feud with him over the use of the gym forplay practice. After the discouragements of their love life Jane, the leading lady, (who is hopelessly in love with Ted) decided, along with Miss Brooks, to become an old maid. When the night of the play finally arrived Martin had an allack of appendictis. After much pursuasion Mr. Longacre decided to take Martin's part in the play. After this event Miss Brooks claimed being an English teacher was fun after allI BackRov—E.Funk, M.Rasmussen, R.Livermore, P.Lueders, P.Craigmile, R.Yackley, Row 2 C.Cummings, S.Enga, M,Thorpe, B.Langdon, J.Miekelson, M.Kockelman, P.Devos, Row 1 B.Laswell, D.Tibbits, P.Gubrud, C.Olson, Y.Redder, Mr. Richardson. speec+t junior RCD CROSS council Back Row— C.Graner, R.Schwartz, R.Livermore, S.Rasmussen, Row 2— A.Richardson, S.Enga, D.Blankenfeld, R.Meade, J.Haglund, Row 1— C. Leuders, J.Cleveland, V.Qibrud, S.Bruflat, Mr. Richardson S u Uonsnanson - ■ — Sr. tVifrb li t.a Somber I uca ' Octroi t v| Y' ftombcr- Clbcc lca.d€r ( roxf youJ ' •Xackit, CSuallcij Gl xa T.k£v 6ocktS luAw TSoa, O ordcK. 3umov V I k Q,k t r lead t n l back hou)): SVc -ani Olo«so , Darlene. Mo-okcr Wirltcj AncUrso , ?05cJit Kocb Carol Ann Olson - stn icnr cJitcr ) tender- tj Uqvsi i tars cVlCCK leadc 3uca s . DOctrlenc Senior - -V'years L)a i -1 ta r onia orpg. v5r. b (jb ebg tirade1' Ogm b r Tf 1. sign my book? «. St. Leo maidens 3. Marie U.'way back when 5. at the prom 6. Phyllis 7. Choir trip 8. Sanitary, huh? 9. Hair washing 10...now, Carol 11. a door full 12. Orv's birthday party. 13. pretty flashy, yes? i , Marilyn, we never suspected 15. after the party—RogB- 16.Patty 17. a G.A.A. trio 18. Marilyn 19. Bernadette 20.Liz 21, What ya feeding, girl? 22. Sandra, Susan 23. children 24.Pualie 25.Jane 26. ElAine, g'nite. 27. Janice, Liz 28. Rhoda 29.El ine 30.picnicking 31.hard at work,Nancy? 32. Mavis 33. Zelda Brrrrr! Is that nice Janice? Janis Queen (?) I OKOBOLI, our characters Ruthie Lucille Three little maidsk Since when1 Big problem, boys office help Could have been Valentines ? DickD Irsrlctte and Marlene ucrmorc SUidc f projection isi leaders GnDD 'i v °l ?2 -J -Q UlOOpX) j, 1VJ4. (TO rs rr o Ai.c3(p) vT VwDlZt -o m,-jr g) i J’JX o xj (||T S) 3!CKV(3 0d ’HA') MO} ® (A)-IVS TIIW D T .1. « ! u -iw -OfT} ) s o oosip |fl ) lM4 - H«!  .Woy0 J.-©(XA liy k' ino ' v.tuo o 4.-jiv?iT (r (j) k(00 ■■O no SSp3l 3 p M3J (J) ■joJve ■ r o ojj 11(331 -3 C|o (t) 'Hiqi 'l.J'D tjnpVJ Q) dmni btmson business manager sporii ediVor muLencs be. proud when (jou. do a.'Hiing well , M3 m ttcr hoiohuthb le. our jofo-ct, 9or ih's prtH good +£awnj srW aV- to help on tfce. ujUelc human race . ’ Back Row: J. Larson, D. Luedsr, A. Plinske, R. Bednar, C. Lauck, R. Benson, J. Otto, B, Swenson, A. Gjovip. Row U D. Benson, J.Salhus, J.Halstenson, J. Kontz, C.Arndt, R, Gottsch, J, Dunphy, H. Christianson, P. Krogstad, T. Dunn, H. Brown. Row 3 Mr. Englund, B. learner, B Gubrud, J. Poulson, B. Slckels, R. Kragness, B. Sickles, G. Lanners, H. Wollum, Mr. Davis. Row 2 tf. Richardson, R. Nelson, W. Borchard, P. Fales, B. Lundvall, J. Stone, 0. Hart sworn. Row 1 R. iinmons, R. Borchard, B. Olson B. Christianson, D. DeBettipnies, S. Lyslo, W. Heise, P. Gubrud. vflusuy VARSITY OPPONENT SCORE Appleton 7 i Clarkfield 6 ♦Dawson 7 ♦Ortonville 0 ♦Madison 0 Granite Falls 7 Pipestone 21 Marshall 6 CANBY 13 13 13 26 H 13 0 12 Honor arc Co-co.jpVai ns Sor ‘W't- t ta.son : Oru HarHujorm ill Sickcls BOMBERS OPPONENT SCORE CANBY Tracy 6 13 Pipestone 6 20 Marshall 18 12 Madison 12 0 LvHk S oux Conference Champions — 953 — Record : 5 wins - 0 losses 0 +'ies 30 oiaiuc aw Back Row: Row 3 s Row 2: Row 1: L. Reynolds, K. Salhus, G. Reeser, D. Carlson, D. Ellison, R. Doom, D. Shippy, M. Kontz, R. Gubrud, L. Watt. I. Wollum, D. Sherlin, R. Mead, D. Grem’s, D.Blankenfeld, M. Sniegowski, K. Goettsch, Omitted: M, Plinski (third from right) Mr. Overlund, D. Blumeyer, D. Nielson, J. Bednar, A. Blumeyer, B. Tesch, L. Vernlund, A. Watt, Mr. Potter. K. McKeen, L. Poalson, A. Swenson, M. Meyer, J. Ferguson. A SQUAD PEE WEE'S OPPONENT SCORE CANBY Madison 18 8 Appleton 6 33 Clarkfield 0 0 Granite Falls 12 0 Ortonville 20 13 OPPONENT SCORE CANBY Madison 0 0 Appleton 0 18 Clarkfield 0 0 Granite Falls 0 6 Ortonville 0 7 Sctnc’b SV°m St Season ' A 3. aA tftt. CAa k t. Id ijamt- ktAwtto In a I ucs , tarn «, ' v Ol. K u UW- CcU •bt.V ? (Viano. v Dauc. rcla.¥ i hcj Back row: Coach George Potter, 0. Hartsworm, W. Richardson, C. Lauck, R.a-aras, H.Christianson, R. Sickels, Assistant Coach Neal Davis. Bow 2: R. Christianson, R. Kragness, R. Nelson, T.Dunn, G. Halstenson, W.Borchard, D.Blankenfeld. Row 1: Managers, J.Larson, P.Gubrud, D.Benson. VARSITY SCORING FACTS: During the regular season, Canby scored 1139 points to their opponents' 971. scoring records found 5 team members with over 100 points for the Individual 20 games Charles Lauck Walt Richardson Harv Christianson Ray Grams Bob Sickels 321 points —averaging 16. points a game 235 points —averaging 11.7 points a game 174. points —averaging 8.7 points a game 136 points —averaging 6.8 points a game 108 points —averaging 5.4 points a game During the three tournament games Canby scored 181 points to 159 points for their opponents. Scoring honors were evenly shared by 5 plsyers: Ray Grams—36 points; Walt Richardson and Bob Sickels—35 points each; Harvey Christianson— 33 points; Chuck Lauck—32 points; Ron Nelson- 8 points; Dick Blankenfeld—2 points. CONGRATULATIONS.' BOYS .' — OatVvYvi %c.ort-boout- 4 OPPONENT CANBY Montevideo a 47 Ivanhoe 50 47 Clarkfield 39 41 Appleton 43 55 Marshall 29 70 Dawson 63 51 Granite Falls 59 62 Dawson 59 46 Ortonville 38 66 Appleton 44 65 Madison 51 58 Tyler 48 63 Ortonville 60 68 Clarkfield 47 51 Hendricks 61 75 Marshall 55 53 Madison 45 61 Minneota 44 55 Wood Lake 42 47 Granite Falls •overtime 53 58 DISTRICT 9 TOURNAMENT GAMES OPPONENT CANBY Wood Lake 32 50 Ivanhoe 65 70 Hanley Falls 62 61 34 district 9 runner' 14aru QVu'isY'uxn son - soipVio vnorz. V )a V RicJhavd s on -junior 4r----- (grains - un ior 608 ieVstds - sen ior Charles LqucIy - sen ior 35 Back rov: C. Arndt, J. Salhus, R. Goettsch, G. Halstenson, J.Otto, ft.Pearson. Row 2: Coach Neal Davis, R. Borchard, B. Christianson, D. Blankenfeld, J. Dunphy, J. Kloos, B.Olson, Assistant Coach George Potter. Row Is S.Lyslo, D.Leuders, L.Janssen, A.Blumeyer, D.DeBettignies. BOMBER SCOREBOARD OPPONENT CANBY OPPONENT CANBY Montevideo 25 29 Madison 28 39 Ivanhoe 21 36 Minneota 33 a Clarkfield 23 26 Wood Lake 36 53 Appleton 26 45 Granite Falls 44 42 Marshall 38 33 Dawson 28 36 A comparison of scores shows the Granite Falls 29 48 Bomber team outscoring their Dawson £2 33 opponents 786 to 622. Ortonville 38 33 Appleton 28 34 Four Bombers earned the right to Madison 27 38 the 100 club: Jerry Halstenson Tyler 36 48 scored 243 points; Bob Christianson Ortonville a 39 scored I48 points; Jon Salhus scored Clarkfield a 49 123 points; and Dick Blankenfeld Hendricks 21 45 scored 118 points. Marshall 34 39 David and Paul sweep up Friendly cheerleaders Back row: K.Goettsch, J. Beanai, C. Clement, M.Plinski, R.Meade, Row 1: R.Craigmile, R.Hanson, R.Syltie, G.Reeser, M.Sniegowski, Coach Norm Overland. Above 3un ior 'A JUNIOR HIGH A SQUAD Canby 21 Madison 28 23 Dawson 37 28 Minneota 27 28 Minneota 24 30 Marshall 18 29 Clarkfield 16 23 Marshall 20 36 Hendricks 42 JUNIOR HIGH PEEWEE SQUAD Canby 28 Minneota 22 Canby 19 Minneota 15 21 Madison 27 38 Marshall 39 24 Clarkfield 28 38 Marshall 39 24 Hendricks 28 19 Tyler 28 Junior- S quad Back row: D.Ellison, P.Johnson, J.Thompson, T.Otto, I.Wollum, Row 4: L.Fliss, R.Maertens, D.Sherlin, R.Doom, D.Carlson, Row 3s K.Salhus, C.Phipps, D.Mamer, B.Monson, Row 2: T.Olson, L.Reynolds, L.Poulson, R.McKeen, M.Meyen, Coach Don Row 1: A.Swenson, T.Sniegowski. R.Tesch, M. Rack, Straw, Game warmup a free tnrow- now for a bucket— Should be good for two, Walt This one's for Chuck! iRay says here It Is , Chuck uirqinicL nr e.lby proo rt.adin edita r CLASSES --- deter r i HQ.V io K) qH ou K nsij uuai sum) V)ard i'll waste ho strtn t in cr 'h ---- or no ont. totv failed Unless lit gaue up tnjin . Back row— M.Dunp y, A,DeWitt, P.Eischens, M.Hartness, S.Blankenfleld, S.Iverson, D,Hacker, C.Lued rs. Row 2— G.Keiraig, L.Fliss, K.Goettsch, R.Coil, B.Johnson, R. Craigmile, Mr.Straw, Row 3— C.Coil, P.Kelly, J.Citrowski, C.Coil, S.Anderson, S. Giese, A.Benck, N.Hagebak, Mr. Potter Row 4— B.Dahl, O.Gubrud, J.Ferguson, T. Grengs, J.Erickson, S.Knutson, J.Hegg, D.Hoseck. Back row P.Nevins, J.Thielges, L.Sillman, T.Otto, A.West, J.Winters, K.Mickelson, L.Voight, Row 2—D.Shepard, A.Schmidt, L.Plinski, S.Nielson, J.Winters, R.Ras- mussen, K.SaIhus, Row 3— L.Poulson, G.Yackley, D.Stanke, S.Sillman, M.McLain, D.Plageman, G.Shepard, A.Swenson, Miss LaCroix, Mot pictured are S.Bruflat and D.Olson. 40 Back row: L.Ellison, F.Keimig, I.Benck, C.Hensch, V.Hagebak, C.Cech, D.Elumeyer, I.Chrtt, C.Eendickson. Row 3s M.Kontz, R.Doom, D.Jones, J.Bednar, L.Eilers, R.Guthrie, R.Gubrud, 1.relcyn, Hiss Olsgaard. Row 2: J.Knutson, J.Hanson, S.Jensen, S.Hasner, F.Eouckaert, J. Hamann, F.Denelsbeck, L.Kulla, l.Kragness. Row ]: J.Hofland, J.Burl ingame, J.Coquyt, D, Kompelien, J.Jeremiason, L.Christie, M.C-uthrie, Mrs.Iund. Back row: J.Marczak, L.Wigtcn, I.Watt, R.TheiJges, D.Heister, R.liginski, D.Gher'in, V.. R0W 3: S,C:,son M.Iaurier, J.Thomsen. F.Willgohs, J.Swenson. P.Olson, .lucnardscn, _.t.onson .J.Thovson, J.Horavetz. How 2: J.Thompson, Z.Thompson, J.Vernlund, l'ir leo’BZ‘LarSOTnr’,,R’YaCkley’ L-0dfnbrett M.Shippy, B.Mckeen. Row 1: R.Moravetz, A. Overland ‘eeSer’ W,West M.Sniigowski, J.Watermeulen, L.Revnolds. P.Ochs. C. ichter, Hr. Top!3ack Row:L. Larson,h. Grengs,D. Grengs,?.. JanBsen,D. Kielson,C. Oelien,i . Johnson,D.Jants. Row 3: £. Lentz,M. Johnson,R. Hartness,A. Graner,C. Lauck,E. Hoseck,J. Gorder,J. Larson,.:. Lockelman. how 2:D. Mouw,D. Kunt,H.Lacek,R. Maertens,M.Kamrath,R. Hanson,J.lund,J.Haglund, K. Jeremiason. Row.ltL. Giese,M. Olson,K. Kraft,k. Gylling.A. Keaton,D. Mainer,P.Kockelmar,, R. Koch.Miss. Leisure. Middle picture: Back how: S. Taylor, A. Watt,J. Thomsen, D. Koske,D. Shaikoski,L. Reyerson,L. Vernlund, I. Wollum,-. Thompson, how 3Reihe,B. Slama,K. Wollum,M.ftood,A. Tibbet,s,D. Winter,S.Zanke, R. Paulson,D. Richter. Row 2: R. Syltie, L. Thovson,Shackelton,K. Yackley,M. Stanke, D. Peterson,D. Zanke,D. Snyder,R. Tesch. Row 1: G. Steffen,r.. Learson,P.. Swenson, S. Schaver, C. Peters,R. Thovson,a. Thomsen,D. Shippy,iMr. Englund. Bottom picture: Back HowsD. Berckes,D. Anhalt,C. Clement,C. Carlson,D. Blankenfeld.D. Ellison,. . Ju-.-yer, Row 3: M. FlisSjB. Craigmile,Z. Flics,C. Dopheide.A. Anderson,S. Ferguson,P. uunn. :cw 2: M. Eberle,S. Anderson,M. Fokken, A. Blumeyer,R. Bultinck, J. Dietz,M. Bueltel. Row 1: a. Burlirgame,A. Kioto,J. Braun,J. Blood,J. Elood,C. Antony,E. Fokken,Mr. Killen. Top picture: Hvt ?1 r  s muab wtt: fremblav K Reiners.J- Rasmussen,S. Plinski.S. Revolds. Row 1: R mdcUe pictSe• ’ qUaShlnpr0ff’B- p°P°uski.D- WaMstrom.K. Vanderostyne, J.Pr- «rs. Back Row: C. Arndt, J, Dunpby R. Emmons, H. Christianson, J. Cole R DeBe ti mVe 4 Pi n 522; • “ • . z Bottom picture: Back row: W. McLain,S. Lyslo,D. Lueders,l . Janssen,0. Halstenson,F, Lueders,J. Otto,H. Hasner,J. Kloos. Row 3: A, Melby, M. Lanners, S. Hacker, E. Heaton, C. Nelson, J. Kragness, J. Mi eKelson C. Hansen. Row 2: E. Kockelman, M. Koch, M. Karpinski, M. Kockelman, K. Livermore, D. Jants, NosbuschjL, Ochs,I. Lozinski. Row 1: K. Ottinger,C. Kontz, C. KacArthur, D. Harms,R. Olson, R. Keimig,J. Jeppesen,M. Heflar.d, Mr. Davis. Christianson, ’, Car] son,S. Enga,F. Craipmile,I • EJ15son,S. Pednar,A. Coi3. Row 2:K.Fenson F. DeVos,D, Ceck,?. Fa3es,F. Fokker,C. Cunnings. Row 3s V. Citrowske, R. Fry, R.Berndt,?. Fredricks,A. Andersen, ?'r. . Richarsor, Middle: Back Row: D. Kompe]ien, J. Reirig, F. Ieseweske,D. Hainann,A. r jovig,R.roettsch,R. La e, Row Three: K. Jensen, F. langdon, I. J indl erg,P. Hartness,S. r'ronp, C, Craner,N. Hansen, J. Gorder. Row 2: I. Kraft, J. Kontz,W. Heise,D. Hacker,J. I arson,F. Gubrud, A. Ianners. Row 1. K. KijPen,J. Kocke]oman,S. Johnson,V. Gubrud,?'. Tundgren,!'r. Johnson. Bottom: Back how: K, owenson, E. Madoll,W. Richardson, B. hammer,L. hagelssen,L. ielson,G. Balm. Row 3: B. Blama, S. Kelson,J. Baltee, J. Roske, R. Schoephoerster, R. Yackley, B. Valtz, ! r. V i27iair.son. Row 2: . Thorpe, J. f'ouv, 1. N ngen,: . ’. inters, S. Settee, Rien,viss Chase. Row,]: D, Ternur.de.F. o51‘msrj,B. Schuver,C. Ufkin,!'. Richter,’'. Fv enson,J. Ua tz. $€1)10 5 Expectation ------ look ahead and sts. -ftt rows 9rcs MCU) a s aU ?il,cd strange, surprising li t r w t BILL SICKELS— Enjoy Yourself, It's Later Than You Think — Class Officer-12; Tress; Student Council-12; Football-11,12; Co CaptUn-12; Track-12; F.F.A.-12, Sentinel-12. CAROL OLSON— Its All Over, But The Memories —Class Officer-ll-Vice. Pres., 12- President; Student Council-10,11,12, Pres-12; Choir-11,12; 3.A.A.-9,10,11,12; Jr. Class Play-11 Speech- 11,12; Commentator- 11,12; Lanccr-lC,11,12; Library-lC,11,12; Jr. Red Cross Homecoming Queen-12; Girls' State; Cheerleader-9,1C,11,12. ROM NELSON— If You Knew Susie, Like I Know Susie —Class Officer-9, Tress., 12- Vice. Pres; Student Council- 12; Choir-12; Football- 12; Bosketball-ll-, 12; Baseball- 1C,12; Jr., Play-11; Speech-11,12; Lsncer-12; Projectionist-9 1C. 3IL3ERT LANNERS— There Is A Tavern In The Town —Stuaent Council-12; Footboll-12;Track-ll,12 F.F.A.-12. ELAINE ANN FUNK— Happy Times —Class Officer, lC-Pres., 12-Sec; Student Council-lC,12, Treas 12; 3.A.A.-1C,11; Jr. Class Play- 11; Speech-lC,11,12; Loncer-lC,11,12; Library- 1C, 11,12. CRY KARTSWCRK— If I Could Sing Like Bing — Class Cfficer-12; Stuaent Council-Vice Pres.-12; Choir-9; Fcotbcll-lC,11,12; Co Csptain-12; Basketball-12; Bomber-10,11; Track-11,12; Baseboll-11,12: Jr. Class Play-11; Jr.Hi. Jinx-9; Projectionist-9,1C,11,12. Gil - counci I eicunc - « ccfc aOyU - council MYRON ANHALT— Contented —Transfered in 11th grade. ROGER BEDNAS— Ramblin' Man — Football-12; Truck-12; Jr. Class Play-11; Speech-11,12; FFA-12 DAVID BENSCN— Scatterbrain —Student Council-11; Football Manager-lC,11,12; Basketball Mgr. 1C,11,12; Baseball Manager-lC, 11,12; Lancer Business Manager-12; Projectionist- 9,1C, 11,12. RAYMOND BENSCN— For He's A Jolly Good Fellow —Choir-lC,11,12; Football-lC,11,12;Baseball-ll 12; Jr. Red Cross Council-12. GLENDA JEAN BERG— The Old Piano Roll Blues —Girls' Chorus-9,10. ANNA MARIE BERTAKUS— Pointing The wlouds With Sunshine _F.H.A.-1C,11,12. WAYNE BCRCKARD I Won't Dance —Class Officer, Sec.-9; Football-11,12; Basketball-12, Bomber 9.10,11; Jr. Class Play-Stage Manager-11; Projectionist-9. EVELYN BRESSER— Typswriter i ong Girls' horus-lC, 12; Commentator-10,11,12; Lancer- 12- Library-11,12. ’ ROBERT E. BRIGGS— I'm Moving On —F.F.A.-12. FRANKLYN BULTINCK— Don't Fence Vie In —Choir-lC, 11,12; F.F.A.-12. DELPHINE CHLEBEGEK— Living The Life I Love —Girle' Chorue-lC,11; G.A.A.-9,1C; FHA-1C,11,12 YVONNE CLEVELAND— Smallfry — Girle Chorue-lC; Commentutor-11; Lancer- 11; F.H.A.-1C,11,12. JANICE COLS— I'm A Big Girl Now —Choir-10,11, 12; Girle' Chorue 10; G.A.A.- 9, 1C,11, 12; Commentator-lC,11,12; Loncer-10,11,12; Jr.Hi Jinx-9; Library-10,11,12; Cheerleader— 9,1C,11. VIRGINIA COLLINS— Thie Ie The Life —Girle' Chorue-lC, 11; F.K.A.-9,1C. DUDLEY DEKUTH— I Didn't Know What Time It Wae —Projectioniet-9,1C, 11,12; F.K.A.-12. MARY DOPKEIDE— Sugar Sweet —Tranefer from Butte, Nebraska, nth grade. Girle' Chorue-12, Pree.-12. JARRCLL DRIETZ— Life Sets Tedious Don't Itt —F.F.A.-12. RONALD DRITZ— Time On My Hands —F.P.A.-12. THEODORE FAIRCHILD— Make Mine Country Style —F.F.A.-12. MAXINE ANN GORDER— I'm In The Mood For Love —Band-10,11; Girls' Chorus- 10; G.A.A.- 9,1C; Speech-10,12; Commentator-10,11,12; Lancer-12; F.H.A.-12, Trees.-12. ANITA BARBARA GRENGS— A- You re Adorable — Girls' Chorus-10; Commentator-11; Lsncer-ll,12; Library-11,12; F.H.A.-10,11,12 Sec.-10, Pres.11. SHIRLEY A. GROTJOHN— Anywhere I Wander —Girls' Chorus-10; F.H.A.-10,11. LILLIAN GUTHRIE— No Other Love Have I —Girls' Chorus-9,10,12; G.A.A,-9,1C; F.H.A.-10,11,12. MERTON HALSTENSON— Ain't Doing Bad Doing Nothing —Choir-9,12. BEVERLY HANSEN— A Little Bit Of Heaven —Class Officer, Vice. Pres.-11; Stuaent Council- 1C, Choir-10,11,12; Girls' Chorus-lC; Jr. Class Play-11; Speech-11 Commentutor- 11, 12 , CHARLES HANSEN— Temptation —Projectionist-ll,12; F.F.A.-12. VERNON HANSEN— Makin Whoopee —Baeketball-Bomber-12; Track-12; Baeeba 11-12; Projectionist-9 1C,11,12, LA VINA HASNSR— Time On My Hands —Siris' Chorus-9,10; F.H.A.-1C. GRACE HEATON— Thou Swell — Girls1 Chorus-lC; Commentatcr-11; Loncer-11; Librury-lC,11,12; F.H.A.-1C,11,12. KENNETH E. HEATCN— Give Me Time — Projectioniet-lC, 11,12; r .F.A.-12. MARLENE DEE JANT'S— There's Nothing Like a Model A — Girls' Chorus-10; G.A.A.- 9 1C, 11,12; Commentator-12; Lancer-12; Cheerleoder-9,1C,11,12. IRENF KACX— So Tired —Choir-11,12; Girls' Chorus-lC; Homecoming Attenaent-12. CARL KOEPP— Changing Partners —Baseball-12; Projectionist-ll,12 CHARLOTTE KRAFT— Keep It Gay — Bond-9,1C, 11,12; Girls' Chorus- 10; Choir-ll Speech- 12; Commentator-10,11,12; F.H.A.-9,10. RON KRAGNESS- If I Had A Penny —Band-9,10,11,12; Vice. Pres.-12; Choir-10,11,12; Football- 10,11,12; Basketball-12; Bombers-9,10,11; Track-11,12; Baseball-10,11,12; Speech-11 12; Lancer-12; Projectionist-12. FKILLIP KRGaSTAD—''Smiles11—Choir—10,11,12; Football—12; Baseball—11,12. JEANETTE LARSON— I Love Those Wide Open Spoces —Choir-11,12; Girls' Chorus-lC,11: 3.A.A.-9 1C; F.H.A.-10. ’ BOMNIE LASWELL— Music, Music, Music — Choir-lC,ll,12; Girls' Chorus-lC, 12; Vice. President- 12; Speech-11,12; Commentator-12;Lancer-12. CHARLES LAUCK— Charlie My Boy —Class Officer, Vice. Pres.-9; Football-12; Bnsketball-11,12; Track-10,11,12; Jr. Claes Play-11; Projectioniet-9,1C,11,12; Boys' Stato-ll. REX LIVERMORE— Just One Girl — Choir-10,11,12; Treck-10,11,12; Projectionist-9,10, 11,12, Foreman of Club-12; Jr. Red Cross Council-12. ALVIN LOZINSKI— Taint Nobody's Bizness If I Do —Projectionist-10,11,12; F.F.A.-12. VICTOR LUND— I Want A Girl —Choir-11,12; Speech-11,12; Lancer-12; Projectionist-9,1C,11,12 Co-Foremen of Club-12. DUANE LUNDGREN— There's Music In The Air —Choir-10,11,12. JANICE LUNDVALL— It1 s a Lonesome Old Town —Choir-10,11,12; Sec.-12; Girls' Chorus-lC; 3.A.A 9,1C, 11,12; Commentotor-lC,11,12; Lancer-lC,11,12; Jr. Hi. Jinx-9; Library-10,11,12 Homecoming Attendent-12; Cheerleading-9,10,11. Transferred to Edison High School , Minneapolis, January '5 . BOB LUNDVALL— Wine, Women, ArrfSong —Football-11,12; Choir-11,12; Busketball-12, Bomber-lC, 12; Jr. Close Ploy-11, Stage Manager; Lancer-12; Jr. Hi. Jenx-9; Projecticnist-9. Transferee to Edison High School, Minneapolis, January '54. MILDRED MAC ARTHUR— Let A Smile Be Your Umbrella —Girls' Chorus-lC,11,12; Commentstor-11. ROSEMARY MC LAIN—' Beautiful Brown Eyes —Jr. Class Play-11; Speech-10; Lancer-11; Library- 10,11; F.H.A.-1C,11,12. MARILYN MAMER— Ain't She Sweet —Girls' Chorus-lC,11, Treas.-ll; 3.A.A.-9,1C,11,12; Pres.12 Jr. Class Play-11; Speech-11 Comment3tor-lC,11,12; Lancer-12; Class Editor-12;Jr. hi Jinx.-9; Production Editor-9; Homecoming Attenaont-12. VIRGINIA MELBY— Sweet And Lovely —Class Officer, Sec.1C, Treas.-ll; Student Council-lC,11; Band-9,1C,11,12; Sec-12; Choir-lC,11,12; Girls' Chorus-lC; Jr. Class Play-11; Speech 11; 0omment3tor-lC,ll,12, Editor-12; Lonccr-11,12; Jr. Hi. Jinx-9, Editor; Auoio- Cisuol Secretory-12. KERLYi: vELChSR— A Fool At The Steering Wheel —Projcctionist-9,10,11,12. DONALD OCHS— Yeung Man With A Horn —Band-11,12; Jr. Class Playll; Projectionist-9,1C,11, 12; F.F.A.-12 . CLARENCE CELLIEN— A Wonderful Guy — Choir-lC,11,12, Vice. Pres.-12; F.F.A.-12, Tress.-12. BARBaRA ANK OLSEN— Love Is The Sweetest Thing — Choir-lC, 11,12; Girls' Chorus- 1C, 11 Commentator-11; Lancer-12; Librnr -ll.12: home cornin' 9. I ANNA LOUISE OLSON— Anna —Girls1 Chorus-10,11; Commentator-12. LYLIS PLAGEMAN - Ain't We Got Funl, Girl8l Ohorus-lC; G.A.A.-9; Librory-lC, 11,12;F.h.A.-lC,ll VERNON ADAM PCPCW3KI— I111 Get By — F.F.A.-12. JAMES C. POULSCN— In My Kerry Clasmobile —Close Officer-9, Pres.; Band-9,1C,11,12;Football 10,11,12; Bos etba11-1C,11,12; Boseball-lC,11,12; Jr. CI086 Play—11; Lancer- 11.12: Projectionist-9,1C. CAROL PETERSON— Sophisticated Lady — Band-9,1C, 11,1' ; Girls' Chorus-lC, 11,12; G.A.A.-9,1C; Jr. Class Ploy-11; Speech-lC,11,12; Jr. High Jinx-9; Homecoming Attendent-12. ELL3WCRTK PETERSON— Do I rforry -- Bond-11,12; Projectionist-lC, 11,12; F.F.A.-12; Sr. Close Play-lC. PAUL PICKRELL— I Can't Face The Music —Class Officer-lC, Tress.; Student Council-lC; Bend- 11,12; Choir-lC,11,12; Speech-lC; Comment tor-lC,11,12; Lancer-11,12; Jr.hi. Jinx-9; Projectionist-9,1C,11,12. MARY LCU RASMUSSEN— Mery Lou — Girls' Chorus-lC; Speech-11,12; Commentator-11,12;Lancer-ll 12; F.H.A.-1C,11,12; Pres-lC,12. SUSK HUM. I Lc ® Band-9,10,11,12; Oholr-11,12, 8.0.-12,01«.' «. i un ,r «■—«fwr-ic.n.u, oras Red YVC:c::e REDDER— Lets Harmonize — Choir-lC, 11,12, Treas.-ll; Girls' Choruo- 1C, 11, 12, Vice. Pres.-11, irene.-12; -j.A. A.-9,1C; Jr. Class Play-11; Speech-9,1C, 11,12, Commentatcr- 1C,11,12; Jr.Hi. Jinx-9. BOBBIE JEAi: REITER— Oh Lady, Be Good — Bond- 9, 1C, 11; Choir- 1C, 11, 12; Girls Chorue-10; Commentator-1C,12; Lancer-lC,12; Jr.Ki. Jinx-9; Homecoming attendont-12. DARRELL REYNOLDS— Highways Are Happy Ways —Projectionist-11,12. LOREN SCIS'IDT— It Never Entered My Mind —F.F.A.-12. MILDRED M. SCHULTZ— Powder You re Face With Sunshine —Girls Chorus-lC; F.K.A.-1C. R03ERT SICKELS— The Entertainer —Class Officer, Pres.- 11; Student Council-11; Bsnd-9,1C,11 12, Treas.-9, Pres.- 12; Choir-11, 12; Football-11,12; Basketball-12, Bomber-9,10,11; Beseboll-11,12; Jr. Class Play-11; Speech-11; Loncerll; Jr.Ki Jinx-9; Projectionist— 12; Homecoming King-12. JAMES STONE— You're The Tops —Football-11,12; Basketball, Bomber-lC,11;Baseball-ll,12;Jr. Hi. Jinx-9; Projectionist-lC; F.F.A.-12, Pres.-12. PAULINE STREFF— Look For The Silver Lining —Class Officer, Sec.-11; Student Council- 11; Choir-lC,11,12; Girls' Chorus-10,11, Pres.11; G.A.A.-9; Speech-11,12; Commentator-lC 11,12; Lancer-12; Jr.Ki. Jinx-9; Girls' State, Alternate,-11. VIOLA MARCELLA TESCH— Rings On Her Fingers —Band-11,12; Choir-lC, 11,12 Girls' Chorus-10,12, Sec.-12; G.A.A.- 9 1C,11,12; Commentator-lC,11; Lancer-11,12; Speech-11,12; Jr.Hi. J inx-9• PHYLLIS ANN THIELSES— Mad About The Boy — Choir-11,12; Girls': Chorus- 1C; Commentator- 12- Loncer-12; Library-10; F.H.A.-1C. LGUAIKE THOMSEN— You Can't oo Wrong Doin' Rdght -Choir-lC, 11,12;3irls'Choru8-lC;Cominent8tor 12; Loncer-12. KAVIS THORPE— She's No Trouble —Choir-12; Girls' Chorus-lC,11; Jr. Class Play-11;Speech-12 Commentator-11,12; Loncer-12; F.H.A.-10. DORA JEAN TIBBITS— Them There Eyes —3.A.A.-11; Jr. Class Play-11; Speech-11,12;Commentator 1C,11,12; Lancer-lC,11,12; Jr.Hi. Jinx-9; Library-lC,11,12. LUCILLE JUNE VERNLAND- Lovely hula Hands —Choir-12; Girls' Chorus-lC. GORDON E. VICTOR— The Prisoner's Song —Projectionist-9,1C, 11,12. PHYLLIS WEST—Give Me The Simple Life —Speech-11; Commentator-11,12; F.H.A.-1C,11,12, Sec. 12, Vice, Pres.-11. HARVEY E. WOLLUM— Let's Live A Little — Football-9,10,11,12; Track- 1C,11-,12; Speech-12; Projectionist-9,1C,11,12; F.F.A.-12, Reporter-12. DARLENE YACKLEY— Don't Worry‘Bout Me —Choir-11,12; Girls' Chorus-11; Commentator- 11,12; Loncer-12; F.H.A.-1C. HAROLD YACKLEY— Give Me Five Minutes More —Choir-12; Track-lC; Speecn-11; Projectionist-9, 10,11,12. We, the senior class of 1954, dedicate this yearbook to MRS. GLENN ANDERSON. We appreciate the interest she has shown in ub and in all of our actiTities. Under her direction our library has been an interesting and a pleasant place in which to work. For the past six years she has served as faculty advisor for our annual staff. For these things and many nore we wish to express our thanks. May this dedication be a token of our appreciation. F burij Ihf. at