Canby High School - Lancer Yearbook (Canby, MN)

Text from Pages 1 - 72 of the 1963 volume:

THE LANCER 1963 ---- THAT THE STUDENTS OF CANBY HIGH SCHOOL ARE UNIQUE. Our parents and teachers have helped us to form individual ideas and opinions enabling us to be prepared citizens of both our community and our country. Because of our stu- dents ' abilities in leadership, we have many organizations that we should be proud of. Each cf these organizations plays a part in making our school a center for group participation as well as for the individual student. Through our work on the LANCER, we have come to realize more fully the iirportance of the individuals in our activities and the parts they play in making C.H.S. a leading school of this area. Because of this we have tried to make this LANCER uniquely yours. We hope you enjoy it. The Editors 2 DEDICATION In 1953 Canby High School gained a new member to its faculty. Since then. Miss LaCroix has become an indispensable part of the school activities. Besides teaching German, art, and social studies, she takes time each year to help make the Jr.-Sr. Prom one of the biggest events of the year. WE RESPECTFULLY DEDICATE THE 1963 LANCER TO MISS WALBURGA LACROIX._________ 3 CLASS OF 1963 I Gary Student Council President He could argue a fish out of water, and make him think he was better off! President I try to be bashful, but the girls won't let me. Vice-President She may not be a Ford, but she sure can rattle on. Darrell Anderson His sole concern with work is how to avoid it. He doesn't say much,but who knows what he thinks. ■ Sandra Armitage IB Very easy to know; easier yet to like. ♦ Alice Bach I Call me at sunrise, but don't let the sun rise to early. GirlsJ fou make me blush. Full of fun and mischief too, likes doing things he shouldn't do. Evelyn Braun A most pleasant way which she puts to use every day. Willis Ho-Humi Dena Brubaker You can never go wrong when singing a song. Be tty Craigmile I' I can resist everthing but tenptation. XW HbCaren Dumke She's never raised a dust storm, but she gets there just the same. iDaniel Dybsetter I_ A little bit quiet, you might call it shy, but generally known as a real nice guy. Karen Eischens Whenever she's needed, she'11 be there. Ye moderne (k)night 3.; crusader. Eischens I Responsibility walks hand in hand with capability. I Curtis Fairchild Do unto others before they have a chance to do unto you. June Fairchild To do easily what is difficult for others is the mark of genius. 1 Nina Fairchild 1 Still they gazed and still the wonder grew, that one small head could carry all she knew. |Gordon Ferguson| Plough deep while sluggards sleep. ■ Sheila Flynn My handwriting looks as if a swarm of ink- covered ants ran a- cross my paper. I Lyle He goes about his bus- iness quietly and ear- nestly. I Mary Full .There's room in her heart for every joy and also for a certain boy. ■ Wayne I'd rather be a quiet spectator than a loud participant. ILaNetta Goslar| can't worry and be id at the same time, let's just be glad. I Richard GrondahlI He had a far away look in his eye. He was looking for his feet. Carol Gubrud I a teakettle - always Like bubbling over. lArvid Halstenson I'm here, but my in- terests aren't. ; Marvel Halstenson Let all the learned say what they can, 'tis a ready smile that gets a man. Carol Hamann ’ She does her own think- ing and needs little advice. Just call me doc - I can operate anywhere. I Janice Hersom That's as well said as if I said it myself. A queen of a thousanc graces. Sharon Hendrickson I A girl with a smile is a girl worthwhile. Cloy Hoseck Ohi Those e:xpressive eye si iLeRoy Jelen Ohi Those weekends.' He'd debate all night to prove he was right. Some say he's bashful; others doubt it. 1 Mary Ann Johnston A cheerful smile will get you in where all others fail. Doris Kack I'm still in my teens; why act dignified? •Dorothey Kosmalski Always happy as a lark; enjoys herself both daytime and dark. Her quiet nature conceals a pleasant personality. Lorene Monson Brains, common sense, and humor—what more can one ask? Mortenson Even if a man never finds a perfect girl-it's still a lot of fun hunting. The surest way not to fail is to determine to succeed. Nancy Lauck Some girls are tall and fair, and others tall and wise; but it's better to be tall and fair and tall and wise besides. Silence is a golden attribute. Janet Madsen Music hath charms - so has has a musician. The innocent look will never die, but I'm telling you it's all a Arlene Melrose Nice and quiet, but what a riot] He can drive better with one hand than most men can with two I Darlene Melrose  To worry is folly; let's grin and be jolly. fcr®! Karen OchsendorfI A smile that ends in laughter. She may be quiet, but don’t let that fool yo: .Judith Nevins Here’s a girl we all like well, what she’ll do next we never can tell. Play and I'll play with you, work and you'll work alone. aS Beverly Pearson She sighs at many but loves but one. Some people really enjoy working — poor souls. Ambition is her middle name, may she achieve success and fame. Karen Ohlenkamp Why is it the wrong way always seems more reasonable. HBDennis Peterson H I'll take life easy and I'll live till I die. If you couldn't see him, you wouldn't know he was around. Sharon Remerowski I'm no angel.' Diane Risdahl I paste picture post cards on gold fish bowls to make the fish think they are going places. Late hours don't affect her—she sleeps during the day. Betty Schilling J Like the first violet of spring; mild, sweet, modest. How do they expect me to learn - they give me a different lesson every day. Men, not marks, have been my aim. n Michael Snortum Shall I go on, or have I said enough. She wears a smile that won't come off. I used to be a woman hater, but the Bible says love thine enemies. a man. I wanted to go to an all girls school, but my folks wouldn't let me. Even her enemies are her friends. Joyce Wahlstrom f love is madness. Now if you would just let me explain... L. to R: L. Kraft, D. Beiningen, L. Ruth, S. Hacker, J. Anderson, D. Wieneke, S. Lage, A. Thovson. Row h: D. Bliss, C. Mathison, J. Thorpe, C. Streff, L. Otto, F. Bullert, J. Flieder, J. Nelson, F. Syltie, L. Ochsendorf. Row 3: B. Veverka, L. Hanson, K. Lux, A. Rogers, P. Saltee, A. Abel, C. Peterson, K. Stone, K. Ouverson, J. Winkels. Row 2: K. Jeremiason, R. Wnuk, J. Schwartz, N. Mortenson, K. Monson, R. Harms, P. Sillman, D. Yackley, E. Harding. Row 1: B. Winter, C. Braun, E. Jelen, C. Hoftyzer, S. Strassburg, J. Weber, A. Gloege, F. Antony, D. Melrose. 13 GRADE ELEVEN Row k- E. Anderson, D. Sillman, D. West, A. Johnson, P. Gylling, G. Reynolds, L. Kraft, D. Lacek, D. Leuders. Row 3: C. Birner, L. Christie, R. Grengs, R. Thielges, D. Remerowski, N. Johnson, F. Carstens, G. Warwick. Row 2: D. Anderson, N. Sniegowski, A. Anderson, D. Marksmaier, R. Lenertz, S. Lage, B. Melzer, J. Anderson, S. Ehlers. Row 1: C. Lund, L. Antony, B. Hanson, D. Sik, G. Olsen, P. McMahon, C. Bicek, T. Waltz. Row I4.: J. Thomsen, D. Wieneke, 0. Pederson, W. Nefstead, M. Maier, D. Anderson, E. DeVlaeminck, B. Melby, P. Livingston, M. Maertens. Row 3: R. Duis, R. Skorczewski, S. Giese, F. Halloway, D. Hanson, R. Coleman, D. Olson, G. Eberle, D. Bliss, C. Swanson. Row 2: R. Wolff, R. Tibbits, T. Atkins, S. Thovson, M. Benson, H. Hamann, P. Christianson, L. Goslar, R. Koch, K. Stein. Row 1: C. Moeller, M. Ochs, J. Ferguson, C. Skorczewski, J. Shackelton, B. King, E. Kack, B. Devorak, E. Syltie, M. Barck. 14 GRADE TEN Row $: L. Halverson, R. Pesek, D. Hoffman, M. Leese, J. Melchey, L. Mouw, B. Ufkin, R. Baer, V. Spittle,' C. Hoseck. Row Ij.: L. Hendrickson, K. Siverson, J. Bruflat, J. Bruflat, J. Willgohs, S. Cornell, M. Denelsbeck, L. Bednar, P. Johnson. Row 3: D. Shippy, S. Veverka, C. Nuytten, S. Livingston, L. Smith, R. Reiter, D. Hoseck, C. Waltz, R. Lindahl. Row 2: C. Melby, J. Lindberg, S. Thomas, K. Speight, B. Allen, R. Sussner, D. Janssen, M. Sipringer, J. Anderson. Row 1: L. Carlson, V. Larson, C. Denelsbeck, N. Wambeke, M. Anderson, A. Karstens, J. Hallaway, D. Ohlenkarrp. Row 3: E. Murken, M. Stanley, G. Knutson, R. Lindahl, W. Benson, D. Ohlenkaup, S. Hacker, W. King, E. Waltz, G. Meyen. Row U= C. Juranek, L. Carlson, L. Ruth, N. Peterson, C. Laurier, A. Denelsbeck, W. Syltie, M. Devorak, P. Skorczewski. Row 3: A. Bednarek, R. Jacobson, D. Citrowske, R. Hacker, D. Gust, R. Kanniainen, R. Nelson, G. Boulton, Row 2: J. Jelen, J. Heise, M. Ouverson, C. Anderson, M. Citrowske, C. Bliss, C. Mortenson, C. Sorby. Row Is J. Thomsen, D. Sillman, D. Richter, B. Madsen, R. Hoffman, R. Hanson, D. Okrina. 15 GRADE TEN Row 5: B. Streff, M. Bruns, P. Johnson, J. Abel, K. Hamann, J. Livermore, B. Kraft, B. Konpelien, L. Madoll, K. Theisen. Row ij.: R. Otto, C. Cole, L. Kack, L. Nomeland, J. Armitage, C. Monson, P. Eilers, D. Marczak, S. Mead. Row 3: S. Gilbertson, G. Magnuson, A. Thovson, D. Beiningen, G. Punk, D. Zinter, K. Jelen, R. Winter, D. Mork, D. Schumacher. Row 2: S. Tange, G. Hegg, E. Benck, C. Schil- ling, S. Negaard, D. Kloos, S. King, G. Holmlund. Row Is P. Pyle, D. Evjen, D. Hanzlik, C. Doom, S. Blumeyer, p. Streff, C. Graner, R. Yackley. JUNIOR HIGH OFFICERS Back: S. Ruth, K. Bruns, C. Christianson, N. Atkins, D. Anderson, M. Severson, P. Lundquist, J. Ochsendorf. Front: T. Clark, G. Gust, R. Ohlsen, P. Hanson, P. Anderson. 16 GRADE NINE Row U: D. Dybsetter, D. Schwartz, J. VanMoorlehem, T. Jones, L. Mead, E. Flieder, S. Spittle, D. Storlien, J. Sik, G. Lindahl. Row 3: R. Hanson, M. Doom, J. Skor- czewski, N. Livermore, M. Noyes, L. Zubke, V. Antony, R. Persoon, D. Kraft, B. Muel- ler. Row 2: A. Medhaug, R. Kloos, H. Briggs, M. Otto, M. Eip, D. Baer, M. Grengs, L. Pederson, W. Hauger, R. McMahon. Row 1: E. Jelen, F. Full, M. Theisen, B. Risdahl, S. Johnson, P. Waltz, M. Moen, L. Groenhoff, M. Lenertz. Row 1|: D. Anderson, P. Kubiszewski, J. Cleveland, J. Ormseth, G. Jelen, J. Kloos, H. Carstens, M. Rosten, R. Goslar, D. Baer. Row 3: R. Evjen, P. Lootens, J. Thotrp- son, C. Christianson, I. Gottskalkson, S. Bresser, J. Ferguson, K. Henningsgaard, A. Frazeur. Row 2: G. Gust, T. Yackley, J. Denelsbeck, R. Bresser, D. Holmlund, P. Streff, L. Streff, D. Christie, R. Tuve, J. Olsen. Row Is L. Coil, K. Traen, E. Citrowski, E. Grengs, S. Gloege, D. Nord, J. Theede, H. Brogaard, K. Devorak. 17 GRADE NINE Row k- L. Eischens, L. West, G. Prusa, J. Ochsendorf, G. Larsen, J. Sik, P. Dillon, R. Winter, L. Goslar. Row 3: D. Depestal, N. Halstenson, M. Kack, P. DeVlaeminck, B. Ohlsen, R. Grong, S. Anderson, J. Jahn. Row 2: J. Erick- son, R. Mead, J. Christianson, B. Stone, G. Nelson, B. Anderson, L. Graner, M. Allen, R. Duis. Row Is K. Bruns, J. Olson, E. Peterson, R. Larson, K. Emmons, P. Peterson, J. Zanke, R. Beiningen. GRADE EIGHT Row 5: S. Ruth, C. Zinter, C. Melby, M. King, F. Ochocki, M. Thompson, D. Hergenroder, E. Quenroe, W. Benson, D. Hoseck. Row is: C. Sal tee, C. Ochsendorf, V. Ouverson, M. Pederson, C. Swenson, J. Snortum, V. Sigurdson, J. Potter, H. Walburg. Row 3: D. Peterson, S. Storlien, N. Larsen, P. Evanson, M. Rhode, N. Siverson, D. Ferguson, J. Peterson, L. Stone, T. Singsaas. Row 2: M. Tuve, G. Sorenson, D. Olson, J. Yackley, W. Ouverson, D. Shippy, T. Tange, D. Swanson, G. Panning. Row Is D. Nelson, C. Remerowski, L. Willgohs, L. Stein, R. Ormseth, D. Sillman, B. Streff, K. Nelson. GRADE EIGHT Row 5: T. Clark, M. Melby, R. Braucher, G. Lindbarg, D. Hacker, D. Hillman, B. Hoftyzer, B. Adkins, L. Hendrickson, R. Maas. Row 1;: J. Hanson, J. Denelsbeck, P. Anderson, A. Harding, C. Armitage, N. Lueders, J. Abel, P. Anderson, C. Fliss. Row 3: M. Karstens, K. Brubaker, S. Hacker, K. Kraft, N. Bicek, G. Kamrath, L. Devorak, J. Hersom, J. Livingston, N. Atkins. Row 2: J. Hovland, T. Lundquist, D. Hillman, R. Beiningen, L. Erickson, L. Fitzpatrick, A. Carstens, R. Larson, J. Melcher. Row 1: B. Gust, S. Bliss, L. Mueller, J. Denelsbeck, L. Brogaard, S. Benson, L. Gerber, L. Grong, L. Glcege. GRADE SEVEN Row 2 s R. Ohlenkairp, R. Lindberg, J. Bruns, D. Tange, V. Kollar, B. Melby, D. Larson, R. Xackley, R. Holmlund, K. Thovson. Row 3: K. Ochsendorf, S. Willgohs, P. Lundquist, M. Peterson, B. VanHyfte, W. Benck, S. VanMoorlehem, B. Thorpe, C. Willgohs, M. Jahn. Row 2: D. Madsen, A. Reiners, M. Reynolds, D. Frazeur, D. Full, E. Odenbrett, C. Rangaard, L. Vandevere, B. Knutson, R. Tibbits. Row 1: M. Jeremiason, P. Fairchild, K. Knake, J. Swanson, C. Jacobson, V. Vick, D. Sillman, L. Negaard, D. Hundt, S. Brogaard. 19 GRADE SEVEN Row 5: R. Thomas, L. Ufkin, K. Osmond, S. Hansen, N. Tiegland, R. Sillman, D. Noyes, T. Andert, A. Dumke, V. Bednarek. Row h: E. Hauger, S. Baer, F. Wallert, M. Kahn, M. Erp, o. Kamrath, M. Olsen, J. Gherking, D. Nordseth. Row 3: G. Hegg, R. Ohlsen D. Mortenson, G. tfalburg, K. Meade, L. VonSpreechen, W. Zubke, L. Mortenson, D. Loken Row 2; B. Melzer, S. Denelsbeck, L. Hoseck, A. Lofthus, D. Anderson, M. Severson. M. Thorson, K. Rehn, T. Streff. Row 1: G. Kamrath, D. Haas, B. Bliss, K. Hacker G. Giese, M. Anderson, J. Harms P. Hanson. on Homecoming, October 5, 1962 With a tinge of excitement filling the air, the seven candidates for queen assumed their positions on the stage. Judy Nevins, Ruth Vernlund, Marlys Janssen, Mary Pull, Barbara Hagebak, Beverly Pearson, and Sandra Armitage all waited for the big moment. Then it came - Marlys Janssen, 1962 Homecoming Queen! Last year's queen, Gwen Hagebak, crowned Marlys amid a thunderous ovation. Our queen thanked everyone for making this Homecoming possible. Bruce Saum, crown bearer, and Jennifer Olson, flower girl, assisted Gwen in the coronation. Paul Syltie and Jim Jelen were marshals. Paul Gubrud gave an entertaining speech in which he urged everyone to give the team his support. Gary Maas presented Queen Marlys with a bouquet of red roses from the football team. Mike Snortum and Eric Hucke, student chairmen, wound up the coronation ceremony by making the announcements and acknowledgements. At seven o'clock the scene shifted to the bonfire held next to the football field. There the cheerleaders led the students in a rousing pep fest and the co-captains, Gary Maas and Paul Syltie, pledged to win the game. The Royal Court was in attendance and was cheered enthusiastically. The announcement of the winning window displays was made as follows: first prize-senior class, second prize-freshmen, and third prize- eighth graders. The game with the Trojans was the most exciting of the year. Trailing in the fourth quarter, the Lancers came back in a clutch effort to top the day by defeat- ing Ortonville 12 to 7. Half-time entertainment was provided by the marching band. They paid tribute to the graduate classes of 1890, 191k, 1925, and 193k by playing songs from their eras. The Drifters'! played for the Homecoming Dance which followed the game. The gym was beautifully decorated by the sophomores and the dance was a big success. It was undoubtedly one of the best and most exciting homecomings in many years. «a SPEAKER - Paul Gubrud RECESSIONAL Queen Gwen of 1961 Bruce Saum, Queen Marlys, Jennifer Olsen 24 25 Mr. 0. Anderson, adviser; S. Yackley, treasurer; J. Nevins, secretary; B. Veverka, vice president; G. Maas, president SENIOR HIGH STUDENT COUNCIL Standing: C. Anderson, D. Moeller, M. Ouverson, G. Willgohs, K. Monson, D. Wieneke, A. Anderson, W. Streff, S. Hacker. Seated: C. Swanson, N. Peterson, E. Hucke, K. Stone. 27 J. Ochsendorf, sergeant at arms; S. Ruth, vice president; P. Lundquist, secretary- treasurer; G. Gust, president. JUNIOR HIGH STUDENT COUNCIL Standing: Mr. Heidgerken, adviser; M. Severson, R. Maas, D. Hillman, D. Anderson, R. P. Hanson. Seated: C. Christianson, T. Clark, N. Atkins, D. Anderson, K. Bruns. Ohlsen, £ Row 5: C. Hoseck. J. Wahlstrom, G. Hegg, D. Melrose, L. Nomeland, A. Abel, R. Vern- lund, E. Olson, S. King, A. Rogers, A. Melrose, D. Brubaker. Row U: B. Craigmile, M. Halstenson, K. Lux, J. Willgohs, J. Bruflat, S. Tange, J. Bruflat, S. Cornell, K. Siverson, K. Monson, J. Winkels. Row 3: C. Skorczewski, A. Gloege, M. Sussner, A. Anderson, C. Strassburg, C. Hoftyzer, R. Eischens, L. Goslar, J. Ferguson, L. Hendrickson, B. Allen. Row 2: A. Denelsbeck, N. Peterson, C. Melby, M. Barck, D. Janssen, P. Pyle, D. Melrose, L. Monson, L. Siverson, N. Sniegowski, C. Bliss. Row 1: D. Sillman, S. Ehlers, C. Anderson, J. Nevins, B. Melzer, L. Ruth, V. Johnson, M. Ouverson, B. Hanson, T. Waltz. G. A. A. Row 5: P. Peterson, E. Peterson, J. Jahn, R. Grong, S. Anderson, B. Ohlsen, K. Emmons, N. Halstenson, J. Snortum, A. Harding, J. Zanke, J. Olson. Row Us B. Mueller, S. Hacker, G. Kamrath, P. Anderson, J. Potter, J. Abel, P. Anderson, L. Zubke, C. Ochsendorf, J. Hanson, R. Hanson. Row 3: J. Ferguson, J. Denelsbeck, C. Christianson, K. Kraft, K. Brubaker, C. Saltee, S. Bresser, J. Thonpson, S. Kamrath, M. Severson, F. Wallert. Row 2: C. Willgohs, B. Thoipe, K. Hacker, M. Atkins, J. Thiede,A. Lofthus, G. Giese, L. Willgohs, S. Willgohs, M. Peterson. Row 1: K. Knake, M. Jahn, J. Denelsbeck, K. Ochsendorf, P. Lundquist, J. Livingston, D. Nelson, V. Vick, D. Sillman, L. Coil. Row 5: M. Full, L. Jelen, R. Ochocki, D. Peterson, L. Otto, J. Nelson, J. Syltie, J. Thorpe, W. Nefstead, C. Streff, P. Syltie, R. Mortenson, M. Maertens. Row I4: L. Ochsendorf, S. Thovson, H. Hamann, F. Syltie, D. Yackley, R. Skorczewski, W. Bresser, D. Wieneke, P. Bliss, R. Tibbits, N. Mortenson, R. Harms. Row 3: D. Bliss, N. Johnson, S. Warwick, 0. Pederson, T. Allen, C. Fairchild, S. Giese, D. Bliss, R. Coleman, L. Ouverson, D. Lozinski, D. West, K. Stein. Row 2: J. Jelen, G. MacArthur, D. Lueders, L. Panning, D. Dybsetter, J. Schwartz, R. Tibbits, C. Peterson, D. Wolff, R. Duis, R, Grengs, L. Kraft. Row 1: Mr. Severtson, G. Olsen, D. Marksmaier, F. Carstens, G. Rangaard, D. Moeller, S. Yackley, G. Willgohs, M. Anderson, G. Ferguson, D. Lacek, G. Warwick, Mr. Englund. FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA Row 6: G. Prusa, D. Schumacher, J. Sik, L. Madoll, G. Funk, G. Larson, K. Hamann, B. Konpelien, K. Jelen, P. Johnson, K-Theisen, R. Winter, R. Baer. Row N. Wambeke, D. Hoffman, L. Goslar, G. Nelson, D. Shippy, B. Streff, M, Bruns, D. Mork, L. Smith, P. Dillon, C. Hoseck, J. Melcher, Row U: R. Pesek, S. Hacker, R. Winter, M. Anderson, C. Nuytten, A. Thovson, B. Ufkin, C. Waltz, V. Spittle, L, West, L. Halverson, G. Knutson, L. Eischens. Row 3: S. % ittle, M. Allen, D. Dybsetter, W. King, S. Veverka, J. Christianson, J. VanMoorlehem, R. Hacker, J. Jelen, D. Storlien, D. Baer, E. Murken. Row 2: Mr. Severtson, T. Hoffman, D. Citrowski, M. Otto,L. Pederson, D. Schwartz, R. Kloos, W. Hauer, M. Erp, D. Hoseck, G. Boulton, Mr. Englund, Row 1: J. Olsen, R. Tuve, M. Rosten, D. Full, J. Cleveland, M. Grengs, A. Medhaug, H. Carstens, J. Denelsbeck, D. Christie, G. Engesmoe. 30 Row 1 : A. Halstenson, R. Ochocki, J. Syltie, D. Peterson, W. Bresser, L. Ouverson, T. Allen. Row 3: C. Peterson, C. Fairchild, S. Warwick, L. Jelen, R. Mortenson, P.Bliss, D. Lozinski. Row 2: Mr. Severtson, G. Ferguson, J. Jelen, D. Dybsetter, M. Anderson, G. Rangaard, Mr. Englund. Row 1: G. Willgohs, P. Syltie, S. Yackley, R. Tibbits, D. Moeller. Chapter Sweetheart Judy Nevins Standing beneath the sign which was a gift from the 1962 F.F.A. Seniors are Steve Yackley and his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Lester Yackley. Row 2: Mr. Severtson, G. Willgohs, L. Ochsendorf, R. Tibbits, G. MacArthur, Mr. Englund. Row 1: C. Streff, P. Syltie, S. Yackley, D. Moeller. 31 DECLAMATION Row L: S. Flynn, C. Swanson, G. Maas, C. Hartness, M. Snortum, E. Hucke, A. Rogers Row 3: C. Hoseck, B. Schilling, P. Saltee, N. Lauck, C. Hamann, S. Armitage, K. Monson, Miss Lietzke. Row 2: A. Gloege, C. Strassburg, B. Veverka, B. Hagebak, J. Winkels, M. Johnston, K. Ohlenkarrp. Row 1: P. McMahon, L. Siverson, P. Johnson C. Doom, B. Pearson, J. Baxter, V. Johnson, Mrs. Breening. USHERETTES Row 3: M. Benson, J. Blame, C. Cole, L. Nomeland, B. Olson, J. Wahlstrom. C. Braun, M. Johnston, C. Hoseck, S. Blumeyer, P. Otto, S. Benson. Row 1- E. Jelen, F. Anthony, B. King, J. Hallaway, J. Lindberg. Row 2: J. Lindberg JUNIOR PLAY Dr. Caldwell - Jan Flieder Mrs. Caldwell - Carole Ann Peterson Mr. Prince - Roger Koch Mrs. Prince - Bonnie Veverka Mr. Rogers - Jerry Clark Mrs. Rogers - Kitty Monson Mr. Woodbridge - Kenneth Jeremiason Mrs. Woodbridge - Carol Hoftyzer Mr. Wright - Dennis Leuders Mrs. Wright - Carol Sue Strassburg Mr. McGinnis - Calvin Swanson Mrs. McGinnis - Kathy Lux Miss Frank - Doriene Anderson Painter - Orlan Pederson Mr. Kovalesky - Jim Thorpe Bob McGinnis - Fletcher Syltie Bert Hendricks - Gary Reynolds Elizabeth Wright - Judy Winkels Janet - Karla Ouverson Carol - Kathy Stone Madge - Annis Kay Rogers Tommy Prince - Paul Livingston Alice Woodbridge - Pam Saltee Susan Caldwell - Anita Anderson Joey Rogers - Terry Atkins Bill McGinnis - Lyle Kraft Row 3: C. Peterson, J. Flieder, B. Veverka, R. Koch, K. Monson, J. Clark, C. Strassburg, D. Leuders, C. Hoftyzer, K. Jeremiason, P. Saltee, K. Ouverson, A. Abel, K. Stone, D. Anderson, Mrs. Breening. Row 2: K. Lux, C. Swanson, J. Winkels, A. Rogers, A. Anderson. Row 1: P. Livingston, 0. Pederson, J. Thorpe, F. Syltie, G. Reynolds, L. Kraft, T. Atkins. THE REMARKABLE INCIDENT AT CARSON CORNERS by Reginald Rose Faculty Director - Mrs. Breening Student Director - Anna Marie Abel It's early evening at the Carson Corners High School. Some of the students have organized a program which no one seems to know anything about, and as the parents arrive, they whisper among themselves. As the program unfolds, they find that the students have set up a trial to investigate the death of one of their classmates. Bill McGinnis. When the council for the prosecution charges the janitor, Mr. Kovalesky, with murder it causes quite a stir. He claims that Mr. Kovalesky had stolen some Community Fund monev and Bill had seen it in the boiler room. He had then found Bill alone on the fire escape and pushed him to his death. The council for the defense claims it had been an accident, and that Bill leaned against a broken railing, causing him to crash to the ground. She goes on to point out, through flashbacks, that many of the grown-ups there had had a part in Billy's death. Mr. Wright, the president of the chamber of commerce, had said that it would cost far too much to build a new school, yet plans to remake main street were in progress. Mr. Prince, the building inspector, had been in too much of a hurry to climb up to the fire escape, and had OK'd the menace without checking it. Mr. Rogers had lifted and carried Bill after he had fallen. Even Dr. Caldwell had been listening to a ball game, and had failed to come until half an hour after he was called. Mr. Kovalesky's alibi is confirmed when Miss Frank arrives and remembers that she had given him the fund money to keep in a safe place and had forgotten to get it back from him. Mr. McGinnis then recalls that even he had had a part in his son's death. Fourteen years before, he had been working on the fire escape and couldn't find an angle brace. When his wife came, he forgot all about the brace, and left the job unfinished. Mr. McGinnis then pleads with the others to not forget or be too lazy, and begs them to forgive him. Prince Darryl Yackley, Princess Sharon Lage, King Steven Yackley, Queen Arlene Melrose Princess Linda Ruth, Prince Richard Reiter. SNOW DAYS Snow Days were held at Canby High School on January 18 and 1J This new event was sponsored by the senior class. Snow Days officially opened Friday afternoon at 3:15 with the coronation of our Snow King and Queen. Steve Yackley and Arlene Melrose were the king and queen representing the senior class. Darryl Yackley and Sharon Lage were the prince and princess from the junior class. Richard Reiter and Linda Ruth were the prince and princess from the sophomore class. Friday night the royalty reigned at the victorious basket- ball game between the Canby Lancers and the Appleton Aces. Saturday afternoon the Lancer wrestlers lost a tough match to the Tracy Scrappers. That evening, the senior high boys presented a variety show consisting of several skits, highlighted by an all male chorus lit The Snow Ball was opened with music played by a German band led by Richard Grondahl, but the music for the main part of the dance was furnished by the Drifters. A blizzard, one of the largest in '63, added excitement to an already exciting night, making this event one which was enjoyed by all. 34 )arryl Yackley and Sharon Lage Arlene Melrose and Steven Yackley Linda Ruth and Richard Reiter 35 A BAND Soprano Clarinei Connie Anderson Bb Clarinet «Dena Brubaker Lorene Hons on Doriene Anderson David Hoseck Annis Kay Rogers Nancy Halstenson Pamela Saltee Jeannine Olson Eileen Peterson LoAnn Siverson Kirsten Monson Judy Anderson Barbara Hanson Kathy Bruns Barbara Ohlsen Leon Pederson Carol Christianson Linda Zubke Sharon Remerowski not pictured- Sue Tange Alto Clarinet -«■Donna Evjen Ken Stein Marcus Bruns Bass Clarinets Linda Ruth -«■Nancy Peterson- Carol Sue Strassburg Director - Mr, D. Anderson Officers Pres. - Honey Kosmalski V. Pres. - Sandra Armitage Sec. - Judy Nevins Treas. - Paul Syltie Oboes Sheila. Flynn «■Carole Ann Peterson Bassoon «Jackie Jahn Flutes: «Sandra Armitage Carol Monson Jackie Thompson Glenice Hegg Carol Gubrud Sandra Cornell Janet Baxter Janet Willgohs Alto Sax Harold Briggs Cloy Hoseck «Janet Madsen Pamela Peterson Karen Ochsendorf Dennis Lueders Tenor Sax Diane Hanzlik Kathleen Siverson Carol Mortenson Barbara Allen Trombones «Nancy Lauck Karen Dumke Richard Grondahl Wilbur Schultz Jan Flieder Erroll Harding Michael Anderson Steven Livingston Barry Ufkin French Horns «Jeannette Thomsen Carolyn Bicek Jenise Armitage Carol Hoftyzer Bonnie Winter Linda Hendrickson Percussion Betty Craigmile Lanetta Goslar Judith Nevins «Terry Atkins Herman Hamann Judith Winkels Janet Bruflat Mary Lou Springer Cornets «Nancy Sniegowski Anita Anderson Grant Magnuson Brian Korrpelien Beverly Pearson Valerie Johnson Honey Kosmalski Darlene Evjen John Melcher George Eberle Douglas Bliss Edmund Murken Douglas Mork Penny Johnson Baritones «Ellen Syltie Gary Maas Gordon Knutson Ruth Yackley Basses Charles Streff Steve Gilbertson Bill Streff Lynn Mouw Barbara Hagebak Carl Hartness «Paul Syltie Josephine Blaine Baritone Sax Joyce Wahlstrom Dennis Zinter « Denotes Section Leaders 36 P. Pyle C. Strassburg, C. Hoftyzer, J. Winkels ENSEMBLES D. Brubaker, D. Anderson, L. Monson, P. Saltee K. Monson, A. Rogers, M. Ochs, B. Hanson a B BAND Flutes: Joan Potter Ann Lofthus Cornets: Voris Spittle Susan Gloege Kathy Traen Steven Ruth Maynard Tuve Donna Anderson Glenda Giese Steven Hanson Dwight Lokken Peggy Lundquist Lester Gloege James Hoveland Leonard Stone Micky Thompson Marc Jeremiason Norman Tiegland Tom Tange Baritones: Terry Yackley Roger Yackley David Hacker Daniel Swanson Lon Ufkin Trombones: Cynthia Bliss Richard Lindahl Paul Evanson Charleen Ochsendorf Paul Hanson Roger Holmlund William Zubke French Horns: Barbara Stone Marcine Doom Cynthia Jacobson Kathleen Rehn Director - Mr. D. Anderson Officers Pres. - Nancy Atkins V. Pres. - Joan Potter Sec. - Jim Yackley Treas. - Kathy Stone B Clarinet: Darlene Janssen Michael Allen Paul Dillon Alice Frazeur Barbara Mueller Jean Thiede Judy Abel Nancy Atkins Nancy Bicek Robert Braucher Judith Denelsbeck Lyndon Erickson James Melcher Kathleen Nelson Marnell Pederson Vicki Sigurdson Julianna Snortum Linda Willgohs Linda Hoseek Marla Kahn Debra Nordseth Marilyn Olsen Marlys Peterson Mary Siverson Mary Lee Thorson Susan Willgohs Arlene Gloege Lyndon Fitzpatrick Terry Lundquist Darla Nelson Alto Clarinet: Colleen Armitage Bassoon: Carol Saltee Mto Saxophones: Orion Pederson James Thorpe JoAnn Heise Lynette Coil Judy Zanke Brenda Bliss Ellroy Quenroe Marsha Jahn Bradley Knutson Betty Thorpe Douglas Madsen Tenor Saxophones: Annette Harding Barbara Melzer Keith Meade Frank Ochocki Baritone Saxophones: Craig Zinter Greg Lindahl Basses: Bradley Hoftyzer Robert Lindahl Charleen Doom Christa Graner Kenneth Hamann David Tange Percussion: Kathy Stone Janice Bruflat Tom Clark Larry Grong Neil Siverson Janet Livingston Randy Maas Douglas Frazeur Kathleen Knake James Yackley Richard Ohlsen Bass Clarinet: Kaye Kraft Allen Dumke E Soprano Clarinet: Katha Brubaker Kathy Hacker F. H. A. Row 5: R. Larson, J. Ferguson, K. Emmons, L. Kack, M. Kack, C. Cole, S. Anderson, K. Stone, D. Marczak, J. Shackelton, A. Gloege. Row I4.: N. Peterson, J. Madsen, B. King, E. Kack, C. Doom, M. Erp, N. Livermore, C. Skorczewski, J. Lindberg, L. Carlson, S. Kamrath, j’ Lingberg, D. Nordseth, L. Hoseck, R. Hanson, J. Anderson, M. Moen, Miss Pinske. Row 2: M. Thorson, B. Bliss, R. Evjen, S. Bresser, C. Lund, B. MuellSr, K. Henningsgaard, J. Ferguson, S. Gloege, D. Nord, Miss Chase, Row 1; K. Knake, K. OchsendorT, S, villgohs, K. Hacker, E. Nelson, G, Giese, S. VanMoorlehem, S. Hanson, M. Peterson, 7. Vick. SCIENCE CLUB Row 3: E. Murken, C. Swanson, D. Zinter, E. Hucke, C. Hartness, K. Peterson, P. Christianson, T. Jones, E. Flieder. Row 2: S. Gilbertson, C. Sorby, K. Henningsgaard, D. Evjen, J. Snortum, B. Ohlsen, G. Holmland, D. Evjen, P. Pyle, J. Thonpson. Row 1: Mr. Melzer, K. Tange, W. Zubke, J. Swanson, B. Melzer, E. Quenroe, D. Swanson, G. Boulton. 39 CHOIR Director - A. Reesnes I Soprano Marilyn Ochs Janet Baxter Ellen Syltie Paulette Pyle Anita Anderson Sheila Flynn Lorrie Monson Nancy Peterson Dena Brubaker II Soprano Sharon Lage Carol Hoftyzer Janet Madsen Carole Ann Peterson Carol Moeller Carol Monson Cheryl Thomas Doriene Anderson Winnie Syltie I Alto OFFICERS President - D. Moeller Vice President - J. Nevins Sec. Treas. - C. Gubrud II Alto Beverly Pearson Marvel Halstenson Kirsten Monson La Rae Bednar Kathy Lux Nancy Lauck Shirley Ehlers Barbara Hanson Bonnie Veverka I Tenor Gene Willgohs Dennis Richter Sue Strassburg Judy Nevins Richard Kanniainen Denotes section leaders Alice Bach Ruth Vernlund Annis Kay Rogers Carol Gubrud Honey Kosmalski Pamela Saltee Sandra Cornell Sharon Mead Susan Tange II Tenor Dennis Peterson Dan Gust James Syltie Leon Gust Dennis Moeller Calvin Swanson I Bass George Eberle Jeff Ochsendorf Ronald Coleman Larry Ouverson Douglas Bliss Steven Yackley Wayne Benson Dick Tibbits II Bass Richard Grondahl Jim Thorpe Stan Giese Paul Livingston Bill Melby Douglas Olson Kenneth Jeremiason ENSEMBLES Row 2: S. Cornell, P. Saltee, N. Lauck, M. Halstenson, Row 1: D. Anderson, N. Peterson, M. Ochs, J. Madsen. L. to R: C. Peterson, R. Vernlund, B. Pearson, S. Tange, W. Syltie, K. Monson, A. Anderson, S, Flynn. Row 2: D. Peterson, R. Grondahl, P. Livingston, D. Tibbits. Row 1: D. Moeller, C. Swanson, G. Willgohs, G. Eberle. L. Monson, H. Kosmalski, D. Brubaker, J. Nevins. Row 1 : P. Saltee, N. Lauck, R. Grondahl, P. Livingston. Row 3: S. Cornell, M. Halstenson, D. Peterson, G. Eberle. Row 2: M. Ochs, J. Madsen, D. Tibbits, D. Moeller. Row 1: D. Anderson, N. Peterson, C. Swanson, G. Willgohs. 41 SOCK HOP SCENES Chaperone Trouble? 42 THE EGG AND I by Betty MacDonald Director - Mr. R. Nelson Student Director - Gary Maas Don MacDonald - Eric Hucke Betty - Dena Brubaker Anne - Sheila Flynn Joan - Judy Winkels Thad - Terry Atkins Delicate Daisy - Carol Hamann Mr. Manic Depressive - Calvin Swanson Corinne - Cloy Hoseck Fishface - Wilbur Schultz HiBaby - Paul Livingston JJ - Mike Snortum Ross - Fletcher Syltie Lingery Lady - Barbara Hagebak Millicent Ames - Honey Kosmalski Thermometer Tessie - Nancy Lauck Miss Linden - Nancy Halstenson Grady - Jerome Clark Larsen - Jim Thorpe Paula - Carol Juranek Toni - Kathy Lux Lolly - Jackie Thonpson Mitzie - Sandra Armitage Row 3: J. Clark, J. Thorpe, P. Livingston, M. Snortum, E. Hucke, T. Atkins, F. Syltie, C. Swanson, W. Schultz, Mr. R. Nelson. Row 2: H. Kosmalski, N. Halstenson, C. Hoseck, S. Flynn, D. Brubaker, J. Winkels, B. Hagebak, C. Hamann. Row 1: N. Lauck, S. Armitage, C. Juranek, J. Thonpson, K. Lux. When Don MacDonald moved his family, including two teenage daughters, from the city life of Seattle to the rugged life of a rundown chicken farm in the Olynpic Mountains, certain changes were expected. However, neither his wife Betty nor his daughters, Anne and Joan, were prepared for such inconveniences as skunks, leaky roofs, and a bathroom in the back yard. Delicate Daisy, Mr. Manic Depressive, Fishface, the Lingery Lady, and a few hundred chickens made life interest- ingly unpredictable and funny. With love at first sight, Anne fell for Thad, a local yokel. Thad also fell for her, although a chicken named Primrose and a girl named Corrine almost made eggshells out of the young romance. After ol1 First Born grabbed the only boy available, Joan labeled the whole situation Putrid . Her frustrations were not helped when HiBaby, her first boyfriend, exhibits a one-stomach mind. He was soon replaced by JJ who seemed much more genuine- ly interested—until he came to visit with a math book, and the young romance was rained out. Even a visit by Betty's old friend Millicent and her hiking group, Toni, Paula, Mitzie, Lolly, and Thermometer Tessie, plagued the family because the rain forced them to canp inside the MacDonalds' house. This strained the already weakened relations between Don and his family, and the females threatened to return to Seattle. They never did leave though for all three soon realized that they really did like their new life. County agent Miss Linden, photographer Grady, Counselor Ross, and electrician Larsen each appeared in the final scene with different, longed-for news, including the news that Primrose won the egg-laying contest and the announcement that electric power was on the way. Even with this brighter future, however, it appeared that the chickens would remain the boss. 43 LANCER STAFF L. Monson, Mr. Nelson, J. Nevins C. Peterson, P. Saltee Typing Staff H. Kosmalski, M. Ochs, Head 'typist- B. Pearson, V. Johnson, A. Rogers. Business Staff Standing: K. Stone, E. Hucke, C. Hoftyzer P. Syltie, A. Abel, F. Syltie. Seated: G. Maas, J. Bruflat, Manager- R. Tibbits, C. Monson, D. Anderson. K. Monson, N. Peterson, J. Baxter, K. Eischens ?°W B' 0 SOn%C:.HaTn?? R' Vernlund , N- mck, D. Peterson, A. Abel, C. Monson, C. Cole, H. Kosmalski, K. Eischens. Row h: B. Veverka, S. Lage, C. Hoseck, G. Holmlund, C. Hartness, S. King, D. Hanzlik, M. Johnston, B. Devorak, C. Strassburg. °W B; A Ql°ege, J. Bruflat, S. Springer, E. Hucke, M. Halstenson, C. Doom, j P J Aljderson. Row 2: L. Siverson, B. Allen, L. Goslar, J. Willgohs, ■“ ' J Ba£ter J' Madsen E Jel®n, N. Miller. Row 1: M. Ouver- on, C. Bliss, L. Ruth, B. Hanson, S. Gilbertson, C. Denelsbeck, P. McMahon, M. Devorak, J. Heise, C. Anderson. ’ COMMENTATOR ■i D. Risdahl, Head Typist- V. Johnson, C. Bicek, J. Weber. Standing: Jr. Editors, K. Stone and C. Hoftyzer. Seated: Mr. Nelson, Adviser; B. Hagebak, Sr. Editor; Miss Bergford, Adviser. LIBRARIANS Standing: F. Antony, D. Schelek, B. Devorak, C. Braun, M. Full, M. Johnston, B. Schilling, M. Benson, E. Kack, Miss Berg. Seated: E. Jelen, S. Ziermann, S. Benson, K. Eischens, R. Eischens, B. King, P. McMahon. PROJECTIONISTS Row k: R. Harms, D. Anderson, M. Snortum, R. Grondahl, E. DeVlaeminck, D. Wieneke, R. Koch, D. Yackley. Row 3: L. Kraft, M. Blumeyer, L. Ochsendorf, E. Olson, L. Goslar, M. Maertens, C. Nuytten, G. Reynolds. Row 2: D. Lueders, R. Wnuk, P. Gylling, S. Anderson, P. Christianson, R. Wolff, J..Erickson. Row 1: Mr. S. Melzer, J. Cleveland, R. Kanniainen, J. Madsen, D. Sik, J. Ormseth, R. Orroseth. CHEERLEADERS L. Ruth, B. Veverka, J. Bruflat, C. Strassburg, V. Johnson J. Bruflat, P. Johnson, J. Thomsen, M. Ouverson, V. Johnson, J. Thomsen, J. Bruflat, P. Johnson, K. Siverson C. Strassburg, M. Ouverson, L. Ruth, K. Siverson, Row 5: Mr. Busse, Mr. Saum, Mr. Hildestad, Mr. Deyak, E. Hucke, L. Mouw. Row 1;: B. Tibbits, S. Holmlund, N. Mortenson, E. Harding, P. Livingston, J. Livermore, D. Hanson, R. Wolff, D. Hoffman. Row 3: J. Nelson, F. Syltie, D. Tibbits, G. Maas, M. Maier, S. Yackley, L. Kraft, J. Thomsen. Row 2: D. Yackley, J. Syltie, G. Funk, L. Ochsendorf, C. Streff, P. Syltie, D. Wieneke, D. Anderson, B. Madsen. Row 1: M. Leese, J. Melcher, D. Gust, D. Mork, D. Schumacher, B. Streff, G. Magnuson. VARSITY FOOTBALL The Canby Lancers of 1962 had a satisfactory season. The record of two wins and seven losses does not tell the whole story. The boys played well despite serious shortages of manpower and experience. They were also crippled by injuries to key players. Despite these setbacks, the Lancers were a tough team and gave their op- ponents a hard fought game. Seniors: Dick Tibbits, quarterback, Gary Maas, full- back; Steve Yackley, halfback; Jim Syltie, end; Paul Syltie, lineman; and Jim Jelen, back; are all to be commended for their fine performance. The highlight of the season was Canby's victory over Ortonville at Homecoming. The boys were really up for this game and showed that they could put together a good team effort. An extremely rough windup schedule against Tracy, Marshall, and Madison cost us a better record. It must be pointed out that the Lancers failed to score in only one game and totaled 70 points all season conpared to last year's 7• The individual scoring honor goes to Mike Maier, who carried the ball over the goal line six times. Next year's squad shows promise with Fletcher Syltie, Chuck Streff, Mike Maer- tens, Lyle Kraft, Jon Thomsen, Glen Funk, Bob Tibbits, Erroll Harding, and Leslie Ochsendorf vying for varsity positions. Canby 7 Pipestone 19 II 6 Granite Falls 28 II 19 Clarkfield 6 11 6 Dawson 13 It 12 Ortonville 7 II 6 Appleton 18 II 7 Tracy 25 II 0 Madison 26 II 7 Marshall U7 Homecoming SENIOR PLAYERS 50 BOMBER FOOTBALL Row 3: D. Schumacher, D. Mork, D. Hamann J. Livermore, B. Konpelien, R. Winter, B. Streff, G. Magnuson. Row 2: J. Erickson, R. Winter, N. Wambeke, M. Leese, J. Melcher, D. Hoffman, L. West, L. Halverson. Row Is Mr. Hildestad, L. Mouw, B. Madsen, D. Gust, R. Pesek, G. Knutson, L. Gust, S. Gilbertson. JUNIOR HIGH FOOTBALL Row 6- M. Erp, J. Ochsendorf, R. Winter, J. Ormseth, J. Erickson, G. Gust, G. Nelson, B. Anderson, A. Medhaug. Row 5: 0. Larson, R. Tuve, J. Christianson, D. Anderson, L West L. Graner 'D. Full. Row U: R. Sillman, R. Beiningen, W. Ouverson, D. Hillman, R.’ Braucher, M. Tuve, L. Stone, D. Ferguson, G. Lindberg, J. Melcher, T. Yackley. Row 3- S Ruth, T. Tange, unknown, T. Singsaas, L. Hendrickson, S. Bliss, R. Maas, L Erickson, T. Clark, B. Gust, D. Sillman. Row 2: F. Ochocki, D. Peterson, D. Hillman, B. Hoftyzer, R. Tibbits, V. Kollar, P. Hanson, T. Andert, R. Thomas, J. Harms. Row 1: R. Ohlsen, K. Meade, E. Odenbrett, C. Rangaard, P. Fairchild, M. Reynolds, A. Dumke, D. Madsen, D. Loken. Row 3: D. Anderson, C. Hartness, J. Syltie, J. Livermore, B. Kraft, C. Streff. Coach Potter, L. Kraft, R. Koch, P. Syltie, D. Yackley, Coach Hildestad. Row 1: P. Christianson, S. Yackley, R. Reiter, P. Livingston. VARSITY BASKETBALL Row 2: Featuring a well baanced scoring attack, the Lancers bounced back from two unsuccessful years to post a commendable record of 13 and 5. Our first conference contest saw Canby outman a head strong Granite Falls team and win on Lyles Kraft's last second basket. It was Granites only conference loss. Marshalls always tough squad won both of our encounters with them. After Christmas, the Lancermen settled down to run up a long string of conference wins. Traveling to New Prague in January, we defeated them lj.8-20. Ortonville's Trojans, defeated by us at Homecoming, got revenge by giving us our first conference loss 56-52 at Canby. Then they came back in the last game of the season to down an injury plagued Canby five 57-5U in a heartbreaker. This game would have given us the conference chanpionship. As it was, the Lancers finished second behind Granite Falls, winning 8 and losing 2. Ortonville came in third at 7-3. This year's team was perhaps the youngest and yet, the most evenly balanced squads in quite some tiem. Led by senior guard-forward, Jim Syltie, who was season high scorer with points, the rest of the team was entirely composed of juniors and sophomores. Veteran guard, Lyle Kraft, was right behind Jim with 25l points. Back of him were junior forwards, Dennis Anderson and Darryl Yackley, with 152 and 129 tallies respectively. A newcomer, sophomore, Jerry Livermore, took over the pivot and played like a veteran, scoring 137 for the season. The reserves saw plenty of action, as the starters often built up substantial leads. Seniors, Paul Syltie and Steve Yackley; juniors. Chuck Streff and Roger Koch; and sophomores, Bob Kraft and Richard Reiter, filled in admirably on these occasions. Carl Hartness, senior, played nearly as much as the starters and provided strong relief on the backboards and scored 6U points. Four returning first team lettermen from this year's team will give the Lancers a head start towards an even better record next season. Plenty of help should come from the Bombers who showed much promise in winning most of their games. 53 SENIORS Steve Yackley - BOMBERS L. to R: D. Ohlenkanp, S. Hacker, A. Thovson, D. Schumacher, B. Streff, N. Mortenson, J. Thomsen, J. Abel, B. Kompelien, D. Hanson, D. Beiningen, R. Winter, B. Wnuk, S, Livingston. Mr. Hildestad, Coach; L. Mouw, Manager. JR. HIGH Row 5: J. Christianson, J. Brickson, L. Graner, L. Mead, J. Ochsendorf, G. Larson, B. Anderson, M. Thonpson, R. Winter, D. Sillman, B. Hoftyzer. Row k‘- T. Clark, J. Ormseth, A. Dumke, M. Rosten, G. Lindahl, S. Spittle, B. Adkins, T. Andert, S. Ruth, D. Anderson, G. Walburg. Row 3: R. Maas, N. Larsen, L. Erickson, L. Mortenson, T. Tange, M. Melby, D. Peterson, G. Hegg, N. Siverson, R. Thomas, L. Gloege, T. Lundquist, S. Homlund, J. Yackley, P. Hanson, D. Madsen,B. Knutson. 55 The 1962-1963 edition of the Canby Lancer Wrestling Squad started a highly successful year with five consecutive wins over Appleton, Milan, Marshall, Clarkfield, and Ortonville. They outscored their opponents by 102 points in those five matches, conpiling 162 points against the opponents' 60. We lost the next two to perennial toughies Tracy and Redwood Falls. These were the only losses except for the loss to Montevideo in the second-to-last match of the season, lost by a final score of 20 - 19. In that thrilling match Butch Ochsendorf lost a 1 - 0 decision in the 175 class and John Nelson drew in the heavyweight class. For the second straight year, Canby won the Little Sioux Conference Chanpionship, when they notched a close 23 - 21 victory over Ortonville and followed with a 28 - 20 triuirph over Appleton, They were undefeated in conference play, with 6 wins and no losses. In the district, the Lancers matched Tracy, with each sending five to the region. This is particularly gratifying, because Tracy had three state tourney grapplers returning from last year, and because Canby has never beaten Tracy in a dual meet. Of the five who won in district, Leon Gust, LeRoy Jelen, Leslie Ochsendorf, Richard Kanniainen, and Mike Full, only Rich finished the season undefeated. Dan Gust also had a highly successful year. Because of injuries, LeRoy Jelen was unable to conpete in the regional contest, but of the four wrestlers competing in the regional contest,we sent three to state conpetition. They were Richard Kanniainen, Leslie Ochsendorf, and Leon Gust. Only four seniors were on the tournament A squad, so we are looking forward to a promising year next year. Team Points Records Pins 95 Richard Kanniainen L5 11-0-1 5 165 Leslie Ochsendorf Uo 10-1-1 li 112 Dan Gust 38 10-1-1 3 15L Mike Full 31 9-3 2 127 Jim Jelen 28 8-L 2 David Citrowske 27 7-2-1 2 1ii5 LeRoy Jelen 20 6-1 1 103 Leon Gust 20 6-3-1 0 138 Dennis Lozinski 19 5-1 2 133 Stanley Giese 13 3-6 2 175 John Nelson 10 2-3-1 1 Hwt. Mike Maertens 8 2-5-1 133 Dorance Lacek 7 1-5-2 Richard Tibbits 3 1-5 Norman Wambeke 2 o-l-l VARSITY WRESTLERS Row 2: Mr. Roth, M. Maertens, R. Tibbits, M. Full, L. Jelen, L. Ochsendorf, D. Lozinski. Row 1: L. Gust, C. Fairchild, J. Jelen, D. Gust, D. Citrowske, R. Kanniainen. SENIORS 57 BOMBERS L. to R; G. Punk, F. Syltie, S. Giese, L. Goslar, R. Thielges, N. Wambeke, D. Lacek, D. Sillman, R. Nelson R. Tuve, Mr. Busse. SNAPS Nature Boy Grondahl Three's a Crowd] Karen 0 Bonnie Little Lynn Clayton P Erroll The Moellers Man's Best Friend?|r i m Eric Hucke Our Candid Camera Photographer ADMINISTRATION Standing: L. Briggs, L. Kopperud, H. Hillman, B. Madsen. Seated: Dr. C. S. James Dr. A. L. Pertl, H. G. Kraft. Siperintendent Kraft and Principal Meade SCHOOL BOARD 60 FACULTY 61 Jr. High English Department - Mrs. Gehant, Mrs. Hindbjorgen, Miss Thielman History Department- Standing: Mr. Hanna, Mr. Potter, Mr. Hildestad, Mr. Flynn. Seated: Mr. McCoy, Mr. Heidgerken, - iss LaCroix, Mr. Slocum Secretaries- Darlene Colleen Koenigs Ter munde and mm Roth Industrial Arts Department- Mr. and Mr. Killen Janitors- Clarence Hanson, Ray Burlingame, Willy Veverka Ml Bus Drivers- Row 3: H. Langdon, 0. Christianson, G. Konpelieh, J. Brandt, J. Christianson, C. Lauck, P. Baerenwald. Row 2: L. Ochsendorf, M. Benson, C. Hanson, L. Hacker, L. Beheart, R. Melby. Row 1: D. Allen, 0. Vick, R. Van De Veire, 0. Anderson, L. Anderson. 63 Canby High School Canby, Minnesota May 30, 1963 Dear Class of '6k, Well, here it is - the day after our graduation. It's strange to think that we're no longer to be a part of good old C.H.S. because it's been our second home for so many years! The halls are quiet now, but summer vacation is short and soon you will be back for your year as seniors. We wish you luck and hope you enjoy yourselves as much as we did. Best wishes. Seniors of '63