Canby High School - Lancer Yearbook (Canby, MN)

Text from Pages 1 - 68 of the 1956 volume:

THE LANCER 1956 Published By Canby Public School Canby, Minnesota We have Known you for 8 years and do especially appreciate your interest in us and our welfare; your desire for the expansion and promotion of our school; your determination to provide us with a good educa- tional background. Perhaps more than all, we appreciate your sense of humor. We will never forget your version of The Night Before Christmas ; that always seemed a fitting start for our two weeks holiday. To you, Mr. C. P. Mickelson, we, the students of Canby High School, dedicate our 19?6 Lancer! 2 FACULTY and CLASSES The Lancer Staff would like to pay a tribute to the growth of one phase of our vocational program---the shop department. When Arnold Killen joined the Canby faculty in 193ft , the shop program was limited indeed. During all these years, Mr. Killen has struggled along in the basement of the grade building in somewhat crowded quarters, has added equipment, and has made the depart- ment an important part of boys' education in Canby . By 1951, the department was expanded to include the metal shop and a metal shop teacher was added. Today Don Straw holds that position. In 1953, an agriculture uapartment was added with Dewaine Englund as instructor. 1955-'56 sees another part of Hr. Mickelson's building and expansion program realized—the new shop and vocational ag building. This has long been one of Mr. Killen's pet dreams. And so. to this department, we say a special Hats ____________off to vou. ____________________________________________ Administration Clarence D. Mickelson BA-Macalaster College MA-University of Minnesota Home town: Braham Residence: Canby Superintendent, Advisor-12th Lillian Monson BS-St. Cloud Teachers College Home town: Foley Residence: Canby Grade 6 elementary Principal Science and Mathematics Anita Anderson BS-Winona Teachers College University of Minnesota Home town: Harmony Residence: Canby Geometry, Librarian, Science 8 Advisor-Lancer, 11th and 12th grade Arthur Neufeld BA-North West Schools, Minneapolis Macalester College Home town: Wclf Point, Montana Residence: Canby General Science 8, Math 7 Advisor-?th grade Elva Weeks BS-South Dakota State Teachers Home town: Hendricks Math 8, Algebra 9, Advisor-8th Hawley Eia BS-Moorhead Teachers College Home town: Shelley, Minnesota Biology, General Science 9 Advisor-Jr. High Student Council 9th grade George Easter BS-Moorhead Teachers College Home town: Humbolt, Minnesota Residence: Canby Algebra, Physics, Chemistry Advisor-Projectionist Club, 10th Casper H. Hegdal BS, MA-University of Minnesota Home town: Belview Residence: Canby Junior Senior High Principal Advisor-Senior Student Council Advisor-F.T.A. 12th grade 4 BA-St. Olaf College Home town: Benson Rudiments, Choir, Girls Chorus Music 5, 6, 7, 8. Advisor-lOth grade Duane Anderson BS-f'oorhead Teachers College Home town: Carson, N, D. Residence: Canty Band, Social Science 1? Chorus 9, Advisor 11th grade Musi c Physical .duration Hazel Clsgarrd BA-Concordia College Home town: Comstock Phy Ed, Health Advisor-G.A.A., 9th grade Norman Cverland BA-Hamline University Home town: Chatfield Phy Ed, Health Coach: Football, Track, Basketball Advisor-8th grade George Potter Grinell College BA-Luther College Home town: Austin Social Science, American History Phy Ed 6, Athletics Coach: Basketball, Baseball Advisor-10th grade Delores Rekola BA-University of Minnesota BS-St. Cloud Teachers College Home town: Hibbing English 10, 12 Advisor-12th grade Stella Leisure BS-Mankato Teachers College University of Minnesota Home town: Canby English 8, 9 Advisor-Fatrol, 9th grade William Richardson BA, MA-South Dakota University Home town: Pipestone Residence: Canby English 10, 11 Advisor-Commentator Plays, Speech 11th grade English 5 Social Studies i| John Farnnam BA-Kamline University Home tovm: Minneapolis Residence: Canby English, Social Studies 7 Community Living Assistant Coach Advisor-7th grade '..'alburga LaCroix BS-Kankato Teachers College University of Minnesota Home tovm: Faribault Social Studies 8th grade Art 7, 8. Advisor-8th grade Vocational Helen Chase BS-Syracuse University University of Minnesota University of Hawaii Home Town: Minneapolis Home Economics Advisor-F.H.A., 11th grade Arnold Killen BS-Stout Institute Home town: Eau Claire, Wisoonsin Residence: Canby Wood Shop Advisor: 8th grade Donald Straw BS, MS - Stout Institute Home town: Jasper Residence: Canby Metal Shop, Assistant Coach Advisor: 7th grade, 11th grade Marcella Johnson BA-St. Olaf College BS-Bemidji State Teachers College Home town: Bristol, S.D. Commercial Advisor: Commentator, 10th grade Dewaine Englund BS-South Dakota State Home town: Milbank, S.D. Residence: Canby Agriculture, Assistant Coabh Advisor: F.F.A., 9th grade Audrey Kindbjorgen BA-St. Olaf College Home town: Hendricks English, Social Studies 7th World History, Advisor-7th grade 6 Esther Ray St. Clou Teachers College lows State Teachers College Mankato Teachers College Home town: evillo, S. D. .esidence: Canby. hth grade Ruth Heiren Moorhead Teacher College St. Cloud Teacher College Mankato Teacher College Home town: Montevideo. Uth grade Lillie Martinson Moorhead Teacher College St. Cloud Teacher College University of Minnesota Home town: Clinton. 3rd grade Lois Beattie Mankato Teacher College Home town: Canby. 3ru grade Elva Thompson Cedar Falls Teacher College Home town: Porter. 1st grade Joanne Overland Kacalester College Home town: Chatfield Residence: Canby. 2nd grade Genevieve Berry St. Catherines College Bemidji State Teachers College Home town: Bagley. 2nd grade lyllis Adams Mankato Teachers College Home town: Morten. 1st grade Betty Merritt Bemidji Teachers College Home town: Olivia Residence: Canby. 5th grade Jeanne LaTourrette Macalester College Home town: Fergus Falls Residence: Canby. 5th grade Janice Hanson Augsburg College St. Cloud Teachers College Home town: Sauk Rapids Residence: Canby. 6th grade Class of 1956 ROSALYN MARIE EISCHENS President ■ MARILYN RUTH THORPE JAMES L. CLEVELAND KATHY OTTINGER Secretary Vice President Treasurer JOYCE •� . MICKELSOM Student Council President MARLENE ANN FLIEDER Student Counoil Representative 8 SIGMUND D. ARMITAGif, CLARENCE EUGENE ARNDT JR. FLORENCE G. BACK EVELETH ANN BEECHER ARNOLD R. BLUMEY ZR ELIZABETH ANN BOCKES ROGER ALAN BORCHARD HOWARD LEE BROWN CAROLE RENEE CARLSON HARVEY LEROY CHRISTENSEN PHYLLIS PHAYE CHRISTIANSON ROBERT 0. CHRISTIANSON 9 ma : Jf Rltl LYS DELAINE con. 'lES E. COLE MAPI) J. DEBKTTIGNIEE nr DAjflD L. DRIETZ JEjtN S. DRIETZ JA [ES ERWIN DUNPHY Jj IK IE Y. EHLERS SHIRLEY ANN EISCHENS MARJE.iN K. EKERN RUSSELL DEAN EMMONS HENRY JOHN FAIRCHILD RUTH A. FLOTO 10 B.'.RNICE M. FEY JEANETTE A. FUJ '-'AVID A. GOPL'FF JOAN A. GORDER BETTY JANE. GROTJOHN DUANE A. GUBRUD PAUL D. GUBRUD SHIRLEY ANN HACKHR GERALD GLENN HALSTENSON CAROL R. HANSEN DON J. HARMS RALPH ALFRED HASNER 11 EDITH KARY HEATON LEONARD MICHEAL janssejU DORENE JAN?r- JANICE JEPPESEN PAUL M. JOHNSON AGNES M. KACK MARILYN A. KARPINSKI ROBERT L. KEIMIG JAMES N. KLOOS MAVIS A. KOCH EVE-.IN GaOILIA KOCKELMAN MARLENE H. KOCKELMAN 12 JANICE K. KRAGNESS MADELENE E. ? BANNERS KATHLEEN LIVERMORE LUCILLE CECELIA LOZINSKI DAVID MICHEAL LUEDERS PERKY H. LUEDERS STANTON J. LYSLO CHARLES MACARTHUR MERRILL 0. MALKOVi WILLIAM JAMES MCLAIN JR. AUDREY M. ■'•v.LV VIRGINIA M. NELSON 13 ROgC MARY HOSBUSCH LUd [froa b. cck;: ROI LRT E. OLSON JCP I H. ARL ;n h. JOA ; M. OTTO PEARSON PETERS ELI SN MARY PLAGEMAK SHAEYN FAYE PLINSKE CLYDE J. POTTS JACKIE QUALLEY JANE RASMUSSEN ARLENE J. REINERS 14 JOYCE E. REIN EDWARD J. ROLES JON JAY SALHUS RAYMOND 0. SCHWA :TZ DELCRIS ANN SHACKELTCN GERALD J. SQUASHINGROFF CARLA MARIE STEGING PATTY A. TAYLOR SONJA JERENE THORPE 15 BARBARA JANE TREMBLAY KATHERINE A. VAN DERCSTi HE JOSEPHINE J. VICTOR DORIS E. WAHLSTROM BARBARA JEAN WEST LYLE D. WINTER 16 Row U- S. Anderson, D. Fliss, R. Paulson, L. Reyerson, D. Roske, C. Clement, D. Roles, S. Serge. Row 3-D. Hunt, J. Gorder, A. Anderson, D. Blankenfeld, M. Fokken, M. Shackleton, M. Kockelman. Row 2-D. Zanke, D. Richter, D. Shippy, A.Blumyer, K. Gylling, J. Braun, D. Mouw C. Peters, Row 1- M. Jeremiason, M. Bueltel, J. Blood, M. Eberle, R. Thovson, C. Antony. Juniors Row ii- A. Antony, M. Rood, D. Ellison, B. Janssen, S. Taulor, N. Wollum, S. Zanke. Row 3 B. Slama, E. Hoseck, D. Jants, L. Vernlund, D. Anhalt, J. Reihe, R. Hartness, S. Kontz, Row 2- S. Schover, R. Bultinek, D. Pearson, I. Wollum, B. Grengs, J. Steffin, S. Ferguson. Row 1- D. Weber, R. Koch, J. Blood, C. Dophiede, D. Dunn, L. Giese, R. Swenson. 17 Row 3- D. Carlson, A. Thomsen, J. Thomsen, R. Maertens, R. Syltie, P. Johnson, C. Warwick, C. Oellien, D. Blumyer. Row 2- A. Watt, D. Grengs, R. Tesch, B. Craigmile, A. Graner, A. Tibbits, D. Peterson, R. Burlingame, A.Heaton. Row 1- M. Warwick, M. Kraft, H. Lacek, M. Fliss, M. Kamrrth, E. Fokken, J. Lund, M. Olson. Junior Snapshots 18 Back Row- C. Janssen, V. Hagebak, M. Kockelman, R. Meade, D. Musselman, R. Lipinski, A. Hoseck, J. Hamann. Row 3-J. Hanson, B. Hoffman, S. Monson, J. Jage, H. Kraus, J. Moravetz, A. Kockelman, J. Homan, B. Kelly. Row 2- J. Knutson, M. Laurier, S. Jensen, A. Lanners, G. Lozinski, S. Hasner, J. Kack, L. Kulla. Row 1-L. Kragness, B. McKeen, J. Hoffland, G. Jer- emiason, D. Kompelien, D. McArthur, R. Moravetz. Sophomores Back Row-C. Cech, S. Clarksean, J.Bednar, J. Appelen, L. Drietz, E. Eischens, E. Citrowski I. Benck. Row'2-L. Chitt, M.Benson, L. Ellison, R. Gubrud, R.Guthrie, L. Felcyn, J. Bur- lingame, P. Denelsbeck, D. Blumyer. Row 1- B. Brown, P. Bouchaert, L. Christie, R. DeBet- tignies, J. Coquet, M. Chichanski, C. Bendickson, M. Guthrie. 19 Back Row-F. Willgohs, J. Swenson, L. Watt, R. Zimmerman, W. West, J. Thomsen, J. Vernlund, M. Sickels. Row 2- L, Odenbrett, M. Peterson, S. Olson, M. Sniegowski, G. Reeser, J. Thov- son, S. Olson, M. Shippy, A. Richardson. Row 1- J. Thompson, B. Warwick, Z. Thompson, G. Wahlstrome, L. Reynolds, R. Yackley, P. Ochs, C. Richter. Sophomores Freshmen Back Row-K. Mickelson, M. Hartness, G. Keimig, B. Johnson, D. Johnson, G. Mowe, S. Iverson, M. McLain, Row 3-C. Lueders, D.Kelly, D. Hacker, R. Homan, R. Eischens, A. Kompelien, M. Lacek, F. Keimig. Row 2- P. Homan, N. Hagebak, J. Harms, S. Knutson, K. McKeen, S. Madoll, E. Jelen, L. Lacek, Row 1-D. Lozinski, J. Hegg, L. Kack, M. Meyen, A. Kern, P. Johnson, D. Hosek. 20 Back Row-S. Blankenfeld, S. Anderson, B. Demuth, L. Bokowski, L. Fliss, K. Goettsch, A. De- Wit, Row 3- S. Bruflat, C. Coil, R. Coil, D. Buelter, M. Dunphy, B. Christianson. Row 2- D. Bouckeart, S. Giese, J. Erickson, R. Citrowski, R. Craigmile, C. Cornel, C. Coil, Row 1- P. Fairchild, M. Christianson, C. Koon, T. Grengs, 0. Gubrud, C. Fredricks, B. Dahl. Freshmen Back Row-H. Parker, A. West, G. Nelson, L. Sillman, T. Miller, J. Winter, R. Rasmussen, t|I. Snyder, Row 3- S. Sillman, L. Reyerson, L. Voigt, J. Thielges, M. Schwarz, J. Winters, M. Streff. Row 2- A. Schmidt, P. Nevins, K. Salhus, R. Christianson, D. Olson, D. Nordeth, G. Yackley, P. Zanke, Row 1-D. Plageman, J. Olson, A. Swenson, L. Paulson, W. Ningen, J. Sic- kels, G. Olson. 21 Back Row- R. Peterson, B. Konson, C. Phipps, W. Lindberg, M, Kack, R. DePestal, D. Sorby, D. Severson. Rcr U- J. Burlingame, A. Martinson, B. Bendickson, A. Peterson, C. Tongen, J. Nemitz, E. Jackson, S. Ottinger. Row 3- L. Sniegowski, T. Fokken, E. Parker, F. Schutt- ler, T. Olson, R. Zimmerman, D. C-uthrie, D. Yackley. Row 2- S. Kearnen, K. Syltie, M. Nelson, J. Yackley, P. Steffin, J. Wigton, W, Flieder, J. Larson. Row 1- C. Odenbrett, D. Christie, R. Wlllgohs, R. Beecher, R. McKeen, J. Waltz, B. Kontz. Eighth Grade Back Row-K. Ochocke, R. Kuester, D.Janssen, L. Funk, B. Husby, J.Chlebecek, D. Denelsbeck. Row 3- K. Hagebak, C. Yackley, D. Benck, L. Thorpe, L. Prues, W. Zanke, J. Springer, J. Heaton, Row 2- E. Chrtt, P. Fokken, M. Koch, E.Fokken, A. Larson, W. Anderson, Q. Hovland. Row 1- J. Koch, V. Lund, G. Ferguson, B. Dushack, C. Full, B. Jemmings. 22 Back Row- J. Lange, S. Langdon, D. Peterson, L. Sherlin, J. Treska, D. Larson, M. Otto, L. Thronson, L. Melrose, K. Pearson. Row 3 - M. Krause, J. Knutson, K. Krone, A. Larson, L. Kuester, S. Voigt, L. Livingston, D. Lund, B. Kompelien, M. Shilling, J. Syltie. Row 2- M. Pertl, B. Nevins, E. Sickels, B. Rood, J. Larson, L. Tongen, D. Thomas, R. Kraft, R.Ochsen- derf, S. Madoll, L. Pearson,. Row 1- R. Salhus, A. Reihe, J. Streffen, D. McAtee, M. Olson W. Meyen, J. Kragness, D. Ruth, J. Kompelien, R. Warwick. Seventh Grade Back Row- T. Full, D. Anderson, A. Collins, D. Jants, R. DeBettignies, H. Hendrickson, R. Grengs, R. Gretjohn, B. Johnson, R. Hanson, D. Beininger, D. Janssen. Row 3-D. Anderson, S. Jelen, J. Jants, K. Anhalt, M. Brans, S. Anderson, C. Grengs, I. DeBlois, J. Craigmile, G. Coleman, J. Iverson, Row 2- J. Dahl, P. Anderson, J. Felcyn, R. Briggs, D. Gylling, L. Giese, J. Chlebecek, J. DeMeyer. Row 1- C. Blood, D. Gorder, L. DeWit, R. Jeremiason, C. Harms, L. Duis, L. Jackson, D. Hanson, W. Burlingame, T. Blood, R. Beecher. 23 Board of Education Conrad Peterson Bernard Madsen Milt Christianson Roy Grondal Russel Livingston The Editors ' Rosalijn £ischeris ) sse.no Is hj 6dif o r Present flfladcltnz Lanners mg (SdiToV SCHOOL ACTIVITIES 25 EDITORIAL ST AIT', FEATURE STAFF, IDENTIFICATION STAFF, SALES STAFF The Lancer Staff EDITOR.............................Paul Gubrud Junior Editor..............Shirley Anderson ASSEMBLY EDITOR...............Rosalyn Eischens Junior Assembly Editor..........Alice Graner TYPING EDITOR.................Madelene Lanners BUSINESS MANAGER..............Dick Blankenfeld i Yearbook Staff Identification Staff Joyce Nickelson Marlene Flieder Doris Wahlstrom Marcia Eberle Marilyn Thiroe Assembly Staff Dorene Jants Marlene Kockelman Sharon Ferguson Donna Hunt Sonja Thorpe Spprts Staff Jim Dunphy Arlyn Blumeyer Clyde Clement Sales Staff Arnold Blumeyer Harvey Christenson Robert Christianson Roger Maertens Feature Staff Carla Steging Joan Gorder Arlene Tibbets Typing Staff Rosemary Nosbusch Evelyn Kockelman Deanna Mouw Janice Kragness Arlene Wollum 26 Stefani Monson, Treasurer; Rosalyn Eischens,Secretary; Dick Blankenfeld, Vice Fresident; Joyce Kickelson, President. Student Council Back Row- S. Wahlstrom, D. Musselman, R. Syltie, J. Appelen, I. VJollum, D. Shippy, A. Tibbets. Seated- J. Hofland, K. Ottinger, J. Cleverland, M. Thorpe. 28 Anchor Appleton! By Thursday afternoon the usual Homecoming spirit have overtaken old C. H. S. As usual the sun was behind the clouds and it was getting colder by degrees. However, a very fes- tive spirit was evidence in the students as they joined in the yells led by the Bomber cheerleaders. Pep talks were given by two senior members of the team, Harvey Christianson, and Russel Emmons, for whom this Homecoming is the last. Friday morning, as we all tumbled out of bed after having worked on our floats until the wee hours of the morning, we discovered that although '.he day was very chilly, the seniors ’56 had finally succeeded in anchoring the sun high in the sky. To the strains Huldigungsmarsch being played by the Canby High Band, Queen Bosalyn Eischens attended by Elizabeth Bockes, Marjean Ekern, Sandra Reynolds, Phyllis Christianson Joyce Mickelson, and Sonja Thorpe came in to take their respective places on and around the throne. They were escorted up the steps by Harvey Christianson and Leonard Jenssen. We were told by Mayor Aasen not only to fight to win the game but also to have good sportsman- ship and school spirit. Micheal Rosten presented the crown to Patty Craigmile,'5U Homecom- ing Queen, who crowned Queen Rosalyn. Carol Christianson presented the Queen with a bouquet of red roses. The student body rose and sang Hail to the Queen after which everyone pre- sent left to attend the parade. There were many people gathered on Main Street to watch the many clever and beautiful floats. The parade was led by the color guard and the band. Although it was very cold that evening a large crowd braved the weather to see the ex- citing football game between the Canby Lancers and the Appleton Aces. The game ended with a final score of 20-6 in favor of Canby. During the hald the Canby High School Band under the direction of Mr. Anderson presented different maneuvers, finally forming a guard of honor through which the prizewinning floats were drawn. Queen Rosalyn and her attendents were seated on the first float-a creation in white trimmed with red roses. The freshman class won first prize with a theme of Outplay Appleton. Second prize went to class of 60 with the theme Anchor Appleton. The seniors with Tohight Will Tell and the class of '61 with Skunk the Aces tied for third. After the game many teenagers attended the Homecoming Dance which was sponcered by the Student Council. The dance was held in the old gymnasium. The end of the dance brought to a conclusionof 1955 Homecoming activities—a Success with a capital S. Freshmerv Seniors—3rd place tie ophomores Juniors ft°yal Court SKUNK THE ACES • • ade VOL. 1, NO. 3 CAN’BY HIGH SCHOOL OCTOBER 28, 1955 The fim prize of $7 was given by the American Legion Ausiliar”, the sec- ond prize be received cn the Subject after the Commercial Club meets again. Kathy Marlene Commercial third prizfl V.F.W. Aud LAY CAST ■Gins WORK Rehc rsals of the Jun- 1 Class play. Home Cwe( licide began this week ording to Dorothy Dunn, ident Director. The lay, a mystery aoc- ’, is based upon a well- wn novel by Craig Rico. will be presented on . evening of November 16. Members of the cast in- ide; Shirley ; nd rsen, ■cia Sborle, Don Shin; y, iron Ferguson, Charleen ick, Doug Bluneyor, Editor Marlene Flieder Assistant Editor Charleen Lauck ! Feature Editor Kathy Ottinger I Editorial Editor Joyee Mickelson 1 I Sports Editor Sig Armitage I Art Staff Joan Thompson, Mary Dunphy Sharon Blankenfeld Reporters Connie Lueders, Donna Hunt Karen Mickelson, lone Benck Circulation Editor Janice Kragness Chief Typist Jackie Qualley Typists Jeanette Funk, Sandra Reynolds Eischens Thorpe Ottinger Flieder eveland l.lum l.nkenfeld mbits V' Y Ltie Itland lussleraan ll strom lofland iMonson F T R (IRIDES HEW OFFICERS The Ella Billington chapter of the F T«A. held its first meeting on Wed- nesday, October 5. The foi: owing officers were elected: President, Dorene Ja.nts; Vice Pres- ident, Audrey ,'folby; Sec- retary, Neva ’.Folium; Tre- surer, Delores Shackelton; HERDS' FHfl On Oct. k, the Canby Chapter of F.H.A. held their monthly meeting. Officers are: Pres. 3hai on Kontz,.V.pres.. Rebecca Horvetz,, Trees� .Mrr.V .ynn Hartnesa,, and Historian, Janice Hanson. SENIORS H EA GOVERNOR t I V A N H O E RAL On Sept. 29 30 mem! of the senior ocial ence class went to Ivai to attend a youth ccn: vation rally. The Ci group was one of 700 s ents that attended rally. Librarian, Vosalyn -T. . Sharon Kontz was elect- ed V. Pres, of the Dis- trict 9 chapter at a con- vention held in Marshall on Oct. 1. As V. pres, she will attend c. meeting Nov. ,1-5 at the Raddison Hotel ®n linncaoolis. Gov. Freeman's, M± sota Plan, is based oi points. (1) A long term ; must be applie the building public institut Top Row- P. Kelly, C. Dopheide, A. Graner E, Eischens, E. Fliss, C. Lauck, R. Paulson, N. Wollum, R. Eischens, D. Shackleton. Row 3- J. Lund, 1. Ellison, M. McLain, J. Kragness A. DeV it, Z. Thompson, P. Nevins, A. Schmidt, A. Benck. Row 2- D. Wahlstrom, A. Wollum, K Livermord, S. Olson, J. Funk, S. Blankenfeld, S. Iverson, J. Winters. Row 1-E. Beecher, B. Morvatz, C. Plageman, D. Jants, S. Ferguson, S. Bruflat, C. Cornell, J. Hanson, J. Sickels Library Projectionists Back Row- R. Reyerson, J. Cole, J. Salhus, L. Janssen, H. Christensen, E. Roles, D. Roske, D. Carlson. Row 3- D. Gorder, B. Janssen, L. Reyerson, K. Gylling, A. Blumeyer, M. Fokken, M. Kamrath, D, Shlppy. Row 2- D. Harms, S, Taylor, P. Johnson, B. McLain, S, Armitage, C. Potts, S. Lyslo, D. Pearson, G. Squashingroff, C. MacArthur, R. Borchard. Row 1- D. Gubrud B. Tesch, J. Cleveland, R. Bultinck, E. Fokken. 33 Back Row - S. Hacker, N. V LLum, Eischens, D. Shackelton, J. Victor. Kockelman. Flieder, E. Heaton, A. Anderson. Row 2- S. Zanke, R. Row 1 - D. «Jants, J. Lund, A. Melby, B. Grotjohn, E. F. T. A. Future Flomemakers of America Back Row- R. Hartness, M. Schwartz, C. Cech, M. Hartness, N. Wollum, D. Winters, D. Peter- son, F. Willgohs. Row h- M. Streff, I. Benck, B. Hoffman, S. Olson, S. Kontz, S. Iverson, M. McLain. Row 3-J. Burlingame, D. Blumeyer, J. Thovson, C. Coil, R. Morvetz, B. Warwick, B. McKeen, M. Guthrie. Tow 2- P. Nevins, J. Winters, C. Lueders, M. Shippy, J. Harms, M. Peterson, B. Christianson. Row 1-J. Thompson, J. Hanson, S. Giese, C. Bendickson, M. Jer- imiason. 34 J m Back row - J. Otto, L. Reyerson, L. Janssen, G. Halstenson, R. Reyerson, D. Roske, R. Schwartz, R. Janssen. Row Ii - D. Jants, A, Thomsen, G. Thomsen, W. McLain, S. ArMtage, D. Carlson, D. Anhalt. Row 3- C. Oellien, C. Potts, D. Gubrud, P. Johnson, A. Watt, M.KHmrath, A. Floto, E. Fokken. Row 2- M. Fokken, J. Richardson, D. Harms, D. Berkes, C. MacArthur, R. Bultinck. Row 1- D. Grengs, E. Roles, C. Arndt, G. Steffens, J. Cleveland, R. Stylie, D. Mr. Englund. Back Row - J. Loge, R. Lipinski, J. Bednar, J. Appelen, D. Musselman, R. Doom, L. Bokowski, R. Zimmerman. Row U- H. Kraus, M. Kockelman, D.Jonnson, R.Rassmasson, J. Winter, L. Drietz, R. Coil. Row 3 - L. Watt, D. Beutler, A. West, D. Jones, L. Reynolds, T. Grengs, R. Homan, L. Kack, Row 2 - A. Lanners, R. DeBettignies, G. Jeremiason, G. Lozinski, R. Citrowski, G. Walhstrom, M. Kontz, R. Gubrud. Row 1 - S. Knutson, 0. Gubrud, D. Komplien, J. Coequyt, M. Myen. 35 Marian Carstairs Sharon Ferfruson Archie Don Shippy April Marcia Eberle Junior Dinah Polly talker Wallie Sanford Shirley Anderson Charleen Lauck Douglas Blumeyer Mrs. Cherington Alice Anderson V ldSS r IdV Mr. Cherington Arvid Thomsen Rupert Van Deusen Clyde Clement Frankie Riley Dick Blankenfeld Hoinoe Bill Smith Bob Tesch Sergeant O'Hare Iver Wollum Pete Bob Janssen Sweet Joella Bonnie Cragmile i cio e. Flashlight Slukey Arlin Blumeyer Roger Bultnick Wendy Donna Hunt Dircctcd feu:— William nicJtarolaor Mag Rosalie Koch Joe Alonzo Watt Betsy LuAnn Giese Student Directors Dorthy Dunn Janet Lund This was a mystery comedy in which April and Dinah, with the help of Archie, tried to find their mother a man and a big murder to help her sell more of hbr mystery books. A murder occurs next.door when their neighbor Mrs. Sanford is killed and a young police Lieu- tenent appears on the scene. The three kids try to inviegle their mother, Marion Carstairs into solving the murder. When she refuses, they decide to do it for her. Poor Archie seems to be left out because he's just a 'ninfant' and protests with a series of 'oh boney, oh foo's,' He does come in handy tho, when the actual case is being solved. In the end Mr. Cherington, 'the cookie lady's' husband is revealed by April as the murderer! A wrong laugh ends Mr. Cherington as Archie tackles him and Bill Smith and Sergeant Swendson take him away. This shows that Crime Does Not Pay. With the worry of the murder off their minds, April, Dinah, and Archie ask Bill if he'd like to marry Marion and visa versa. The play ends on a happy note with Archie's final words. Oh foot. 36 Standing - M. Olsnn, D. Gylling, V. Lund, 0. Gubrud, P. Nevins, D. DeBettignies, C. Arndt, L. Fliss, D. Hunt, L. Reynolds, M. Peterson, T. Olson. Sitting - R. Swenson, C. Lauck. P Lueders, M. McLain, J. Hanson. Speech Back row- C. Clement, C. Lauck, J. Swenson, J. Halstenson, P. Lueders, L. Janssen, R. Paul- son. E. Eischens, B. Craigmile, R. Maertens. Third row - A. Anderson, M. Lanners, M. Kock- elman, R. Eischens, C. Cech, C. Arndt, J. Thomson, N. Wollum, J. Kragness, D. Jants, D.Dunn Second row - D. Walhstrom, D. Blumeyer, A. Kockelman, A. Wollum, R. Borchard, J. Mickelson, J. Lund, B. Hoffman, I. Benck, D. Hunt, First row - C. Bendickson, A. Richardson, D. Kom- pelien, I. Wollum, P. Gubrud, G. Walhstrom, R. Yackley, C. MacArther, L. Christie. 37 Band J. Thielges, J. Moravetz, S. Scnuver, D. Hoseck, J. Qualley, P. Zanke, S Hasner, S. Madoll, J. Reihe. — (b 9icer — Resident — ftlarUviz. P izc cr liict Pftsiden- Kai£ij O-Hih - 3o xn G order surer — Shirley Andersoo A)u3ic Librarians Dunn Karen hick z son 6rass SccV'vo Back row - k. Bultnick, J. Thomsen, D. Hacker, A. West. Row 3 - L. Voigt, R. Zimmerman, C. Clement, C. Cech, S. Anderson, D. Dunn. Row 2 - K. Mickel- son, S. Thorpe, J. Thomsen, S. Knutson, R.Yackely, Row 1-E. Bockes, R. Floto, C. Hanson, S. Ottinger, C. Antony. row - B. Bendickson, S. Anderson, N. Wollum, M. Flieder, V. Hagabak. Row 2 - D. Hunt, A. Mar- tinson, I. Bench, S. Coil, J. Knutson, P. Nevins, Row 1- R. Koch, W. Flieder, N. Hagabak, S. Monson, J. Gorder, P. Ochs. Clarinet S ccf ior? Back row - S. Berge, K. Ottinger, J. Mickelson, Row 2 - P. Lueders, A. Thomsen, K. Mickelson, S. Anderson. Row 1- M. Eberle, A. Richardson, J. mussen, K. Livermore. £ u)‘ihQ $ahd 39 Cornei 3ccfior Sack row - C. Coon, C. Potts, F. Lueders, A. Thom- son, D. Kompelien, Row 1- B. Konson, E. Kockelman, D. Mouw, L. Ochs, J. Eurlingame.P. Guorud H. Thronson, K. Dunphy, B. Cragmile, J. Mickelson, S. Berge, J. Funk. Saxa, phone. SecV]o n Back row - D. Peterson, R. Paulson, K. Livermore, Front row- E. Eberle, A. Richardson, J. Rasmussen, J. Thompson. Row 1-J. Thompsen, D. Gubrud, C. Potts, C. Clement, R. Maertons, S. Lyslo, J. Dunphy, R. Blankenfeld, J. Appelen. Row 3-R. Bultnick, R. Gubrud, R. Tesch, J. Weinkauf, A. Thompsen J.Kloos, H. Christensen. Row 2-A. Kack, J. Moravetz, S. Anderson, F. Bach, J. Vernland, R Nosbush, M. Jeremisaon, M. Kockelman, J. Kragness, M. Thorpe, M. Lanners, K. Ottinger, C. Lauck. Row 1-S. Alsaker, D. Mouw,tJ. Thompson, J. Ehlers, J. Burlingame, D. Dunn, S. Mon- son, M. Sickels, D. Wahlstrom, A. Richardson, B. Brown, P. Christianson. ----- Gvr V Clnoru-s. 0 iet,rs '------ ---CkxAice. Rra. jness Dice. Pres ide n j--fharilyn Tfiorpc Secrtknjj-----Gischens Trgq arcr' ---- 9-u.d retj Ole) bej Librarians OOav cr Kocktlhian ‘SiVvcx.Y'Ov Row b-J. Salhus, D. Musselman, R. Christianson, A. Lanners, R. Hanson, P. Gubrud, P.John- son, A. Watt, Row 3- B. Cragmile, M. Kockelman, P. Lueders, R. Zimmerman, M, Beultel, J. Rein, R. Burlingame, G. Lozinski, Row 2- M. Eberle, E. Bockes, S. Plinski, M. Flieder, J Rasmussen, M. Koch, Z. Thompson, H. Thronson, L. Thielges, S. Hacker, J. Jeppeson, K, Livermore. Row 1 - L. Ochs, J. Gorder, S. Olson, J. Mickelson, P. Ochs, E. Kockelman, C. Steging, S. Ferguson, S. Olson. ■ Choir Officers —’ President----Uo n SxxUaUS Dice Pre 'td nir-SVan Ly-slc ari --Perry Luedors 'Trca.-sarck --Kai-Ay Otbmcjtr . Li b ranges £A xa. 6 ockcs vn Kloos Girls’ Chorus Junior High Chorus 44 P. Johnson, S. Knutson, S. Langdon, D. Janssen, K. Salhus, M. Bruns, D. Ruth, M. Olson, Sitting- P. Kelly, K. Hagebak, M. Dunphy, T. Sniegowski, W. Flieder. Junior High Student Council Junior G. A. A. Top Row-L. Thronson, C. Tongen, B. Bendicson, L. Pries, C. Yackley, S. Anderson, J. Yackley M. Nelson, Row 3- J. Burlingame, I. DeBlois, L. Melrose, B. Nevins, L. Duis, M. Pertl, J. Koch, M. Olson. Row 2- J. Jants, J. Larson, K. Pearson, J.Komplien, K. Krone, J. Craigmile, B. Rood, G. Coleman, E. Sickels. Row 1- R. Salhus, A. Reihe, D. Anderson, J. Iverson, L. Jackson, C. Harms, C. Hanson. 45 Back row- D. Jants, M. Ekern, S. Thorpe, S. Plinski, J. Qualley, J. Thovson, E. Bockes, J. Jeppesen, S. Reynolds. Row It- S. Sillman, D. Blumeyer, S. Bruf'lat, C. Lueders, J. Burlin- game, R. Yackley, P. Zanke, D. Hunt, Row 3 - M. Kock, L. Giese, A. Richardson, M. Eberle, C. Richter, L. Kragness, M. Guthrie, M. Warwick, Row 2-J. Blood, N. Hagebak, S. Giese, Z. Thompson, R. Thovson, J. Gorder, D. Mouw, B. Christianson, B. Brown. Row 1-R. Morvetz, B. Dahl, D. Hoseck, C. Bendicson, R. Koch, D. Sickels, J. Hegg, B. Warwick. Senior G. A. A. Back row-A. Graner, A. DeWet, M. Hartness, E. Fliss, R. Floto, C. Lauck, M. Rood, P.Chris- tianson, B. Craigmile, A. Tibbits. Row It - J. Rasmussen, J. Rein, E. Hoseck, L. Voigt, C. Hansen, S. Anderson, S. Blankenfeld, J. Kragness, D. Winter. Row 3-S. Berge, J. Funk, R. Hartness, J. Mickelson, P. Nevins, S. Schuver, A. Benck, D. Richter, Row 2- S. Ferguson, M. McLain, C. Coil, C. Steging, M. Sickels, K. Mickelson, S. Eischens, S. Olson, S.Monson, Row 1 - J. Gorder, S. Iverson, D. Hacker, S. Anderson, P. Kelly, M. Dunphy, J. Winter, D. Zanke. 4b 47 Julane Sickels, Shirley Anderson, Arlene Tibbits, Rosali Koch. Bo� � bur c. K cer I ta.de rs Sharon Blankenfeld. Darlene Hacker, Sylvia Sillman Betty Kontz. Junior UigkQ.leee� - lenders 48 The Canby Lancers inaugarated the 55 football season with a win over Granite Falls, 27-6. There was no scoring by either side in the first half. Granite scored first in the secnnd half when Bob Peterson scored after Jim Erie caught a long pass deep in Canby ter- ritory. Canby s scores were by Grengs on a 3h yard run and Russ Emmons for one yard; Stan Lyslo scored the 3rd TD and Jerry Halstenson scored on an 80 yard pass interception. Harv Christensen made 3 points after touchdowns. The Clarkfield Cardinals were too much for the Lancers. They went down 32-0, with too much fumbling playing a large part in the defeat. Chris Hauge was the main reason for de- feat. He ripped off long gains all through the game. Cletus Lanners was their star as a defensive guard. He nailed many Canby backs before they even got started. The Lancers downed the Dawson Blackjacks 19-7. They completely dominated the game in the first half scoring tow TDs; onjy Jim Dunphy on a two yard quarterback sneek and a pass to Harv Christensen from 11 yards out. The kiik failed and Canby led 13-0 at the half. Dawson's Bill Pearson scored on a 20 yard run in the 3rd period.. The fiaal score was by Dunphy who took a defleated Dawson punt and ran it back form the Blackjack's 20. Canby easily defeated Ortonville 39-7, with Dick Blankenfeld completing 9 out of 9. Harv Christensen did a nice job of grabbing all the passes that came to him. Russ Emmons made a few nice gallops to pay dirt as did Dave Grengs on a 60 yard off tackle play. Orton- villes only score was a 1 0 yard pass that tied the 7-7. The Lancers finished the festive Homecoming day celebration by downing Appelton, 20-6 Borchard scored first on an 18 yard sprint. The kick was good. At the beginning of the second half the Aces moved the ball from their own 33 to Canby's 9 only to fumble, Russ Emmons scored the 2nd T.D. on a 30 yard romp. A little later Bertmess scores on a pass. The final score was by Blankenfeld on a 5 yard quarterback sneek. After Canby sootted Pipestone 2 touchdowns, they played on even terms the rest of the game. Orneson and Johnson were the Arrow's big guns. Canby's only score was by Dick Blan- kenfeld after a restrained drive with Emmons, Borchard, and Dick. The game ended with Cany on Pipestones 2 yard line. The Madison Dragons spoiled the Lancer's hopes for Little Sioux Conference Champion - ship by a score of 20-0. Milt Bothum scored the Dragon's first T.D. and point after touch- down after a 53 yard drive. He also scored the 2nd T.D. Nyhus scored the final touchdown in the final quarter. Jr. Arndt turned in a good game at full back. John Otto and Howard Brown did a fine job at the ends. 49 ■ i Is It? ■■—or isn't it? It Was} ... Jim £ I'll have 50£, pleaseJ '2V4, JA A Norm's Seniors ! w 1 O. Xu, :.«r v ft . -1 ■ Lanky Linemen} Leo, Gerry, Dave itt.X £ i K UP % V-„4U , • | S' ft • • V JV ? Dirk. H,rypy. John I.'' Standing: Coach George Potter, B. Christianson, R. Emmons, L. ..inters, G. Halstenson, L. Janssen, Assistant Coach Norm Overland, Kneeling:B.DeBettignies J. Otto, R. Meade, H. Christenson, D. Blankenfleld. Sitting: Manager P. Gubrud, R. Craigmile, J. Kloos, Manager L. Reynolds. Tournament squad members not on the picture: M. Plinkki, G. Reeser, 3. Appelen. OPPONENTS OPPONENTS CANBY'! SCORE NAME SCORE 30 Ivanboo 69 ko Hanley Falls 68 k6 Clarkfield 55 62 Appelton 72 57 Marshall 50 60 Dawson 59 60 Granite Falls 57 50 Dawson ' k5 22 Ortonville 7k 52 Madison 66 58 Appeltcn 5k kO Ortonville 68 61 Clarkfield 75 39 Hendricks 81 91 Marshall 70 67 Madison 70 53 Minneota 8k 57 Tyler 73 63 Lake Benton 62 60 Granite Falls 60 1,088 1,312 INDIVIDUAL VARSITY SCORING NAME POINTS AVERAGE Jerry 226 11.k Russ 22? 11.2 Harv 31k 15.7 Bob 185 Dick 13k Canby k5 INDIVIDUAL Cottonwood k2 SCORING Canby 63 H. Christensen-k9 Wood Lake 62 J. Halstenson-38 Canby 6? Lake Benton 80 R. Emmons-kl 51 52 53 — sztn it r - M. Sniegowski, D. Blumeyer, R. Hanson, R. Grengs, Raertens, D. Ellison, J. Appelen, C. Clement, R. Syltie, M. Flinski, R. Doom, D. Sherlin, G. Reeser, Front: George Potter, Norm Overland—coaches. OFFONENTS OPPONENTS CAN3Y� S INDIVIDUAL B SQUAD SCORING SCORE NAME SCORE NAME POINTS 26 Ivanhoe 36 22 Hanley Falls 5U CRAIGMILE 201; 2U Clarkfield 29 REESER 168 35 Appelton 28 APFELEN 131 33 Marshall 22 33 Dawson 25 3U Granite Falls 37 U3 Dawson 35 hi Ortonville 21 36 Madison 33 23 Appelton 36 26 Ortonville kk 28 Clarkfield 53 37 Kendricks 35 A 30 Marshall 32 Q 30 Madison 32 ia Kinneota k8 U3 Tyler 51 3k Granite Falls 16 36 Lake Benton 21 652 763 54 T U h i o r H 3 h )kky or •ooV bo. I — U. od tCL kd I Coac td t At doK y k K ha ► ! % Vot or t 'Totted 1 . UW T-C . VT) , CoaoVii a t3 D. rau o yontK V Q Cl r� t Lj fhad 13 Oh o?“ - J ZL fhuisha 11 J - 17 M mc rickj ' '1 flladisoh £ - a t h t i e 3 Junior V Cjk uad Qoackt-d bv-| 3. rarhKa. m O pont v C?a O cxciiSo ? •$ - ?y iDars al I O - - 7 Wendricks 7 - 0 Oladisoh £ - o? - tai kt ifc n n VwT - V £ 55 Three vans, three losses; that was the story o. the 1955 Canby Lancer 3aseball season. In the first game, Canby squeezed by Lake Benton 3 to 2. .hen the ninth inning was over, the scoreboard showed Canby victorious over Appleton 6 to 3. In a close game, Canby pushed home one more run tobeat Clarkfield 5 to li. In the Lancer’s fourth game Grant!te Falls did the trick, defeating the Canby Baseball team by the close margin of 2 tc 1. Canby lost its fifth game to Madison by ti� - se re of 5 yo 6. In the final game of the refular season Dawson blanked the Lancers 7 to 0. In the first game of district play Kinneota completely dumped Canby 9 to 1. Despite their mediocre season, Canby came up with one of the best pitchers in the con- ference, Walt Richardson, a 1955 graduate. Other outstanding players were: Ray Grams, catcher; Bob Christianson, infielder; and Stanton Lyslo, Outfielder. Leonard Janssen's fifth in the high hurdles was the only place won by Canby in the St. John's Invitational meet. Canby's dual meet with Madison resulted in a Lancer loss------7U to U8 points. Dick Blankenfeld and Joe Kontz won firsts in the 880 and pole vault respectively. A strong wind played havoc with pole vault and race events as Canby lost their second dual track meet to Marshall Central 60f to U3h ’ Twenty-seven points were racked up by Canby's thin clads and it resulted in third place in the Little Souix Conference track meet. Leonard Janssen (high hurdj and Joe Kontz (pole vault) took firsts; Dick Blankenfeld and Junior Arndt won thirds in the 800 and shot put. Others who scored were Walt Richardson, John Otto and Roger Borchard. In the district track meet, Junior Arndt (shot put) and Iecnard Janssen (high hurdles) won the right to enter the regional meet. The track team suffered a serious set back when miler A1 Gjovig pulled a leg muscle before the first event and was unable to do any competing. 56 Rosie •have j i been onna Connie Maurice St. Leo-ites Rosemary and They say it’s Evelyn cjfie Mary DunphyJ CANBV PUBLIC kids Bus 4' Joan cool water Lea nr fW’ n r' L ? HE . « III I i I ; Jr! «'« ,r . VI -w M1’ ft «! ccf t 9 Beatrice Sandra and Jean Student Government Day Bus Driver Problems Sorting mail Salesman Problems Our Librarian Schedule Problems Cooks Dishing up More Cooks offee Time Secretary Problems Clean that glass, girl. Study Hall problems Stomach Problems This is a problem????? 58 Miss Lucille Carla Jerome Arnold Miss Marcia Coach Bob Harva studies Coach Karve Miss Band Director 59 Marjean ferry Howie Joyce 3 little lambs Doreen Who's treat? Lucille ! Punch Tasters Bob Shirley Full House Pretzel? 60