Canby High School - Lancer Yearbook (Canby, MN)

Text from Pages 1 - 112 of the 1967 volume:

LANCER 1967 Canby High School Canby, Minnesota As young impressionists in an age of scientific advance and social unrest, our challenge is many sided. Classes, books, and lectures present us with facts and ideas. . and self-assurance grows with participation in a broad program of sports and activities. Open-minded decisiveness is our trade- mark, and confidence is our image. Dedication A Lancer walks a long hallway; He studies, he learns, He leads, he follows, He wins, he loses, He laughs, he cries, He works hard, he plays hard He lives a legend, a tradition. To this Lancer and all those like him Past, present, and future The 1967 Lancer Annual is dedicated. Editors Carol Saltee Kitty Winkels Advisor Mr. Harold Slocum 4 ----- Table Of Contents Faculty, pages 7-11 The people who keep the students busy. Activities, pages I 3-28 The extras that make school fun. Organizations, pages 29-54 The special-interest groups that students enjoy. Athletics, pages 55-72 The games that keep the guys in shape. Seniors, pages 73-88 The students on the way out. Underclassmen, pages 89-99 The ones who are left behind. 9 % MR. RICHARD M. BAKER, Superintendent MR. DONALD A. PETERSON, Principal Administration Makes Plans For New School The School Board consists of these prominent citizens in our community: Mr. Bernard Madsen, Mr. Lester Briggs, Mr. Hugo Hillman, Mr. Paul Ruth, Mr. Lloyd Kopperund, Mr. Richard Baker. Not pictured - Dr. C. S. James. 6 iMR. GERALD HEGGE: Sr. High Math; MR. JAMES WILDE: Physics, Chemistry; MR. MYRON BUSSE: Science; MR. PAUL DRANGEID: Biology, Physical Science. Faculty Help Students MR. JOHN HEIDGERKEN: Counselor; MR. CLEMENT KLAPHAKE: Social 12, Am. History; MR. DAVID VOSS: World History, Am. History. MR. RICHARD OSTROOT: English 11; MISS DOROTHY SUNDIN: English 10; MISS ELIZABETH ANDERS: English 12; MISS JANET GREUHL: English 7, Speech. MR. ROBERT DE YAK: Math. 7,8; MR. JON HANSON: Science 8, Math 7; MRS. ELVA WEEKS: Algebra 9; MR. DONALD LEPPKE: Math. 7,8, 9, H. S. Arithmetic. Develop Their Interests In Academic Studies MR. GARY HANNA: Social 9; MRS. BETTY DeBLOIS: Social 7, Geometry; MR. GERRY GINGLES: Am. History, Social 12; MR. ROLLIE WEIUM: Social 8, 11. MR. DENNIS HOEFS: English 7,9; MRS. MARGARET GEHANT: English 7,8; MRS. AUDREY IIINDBJORGEN: Reading 7; MISS LOUISE BERG: Librarian. MR. CLARK HANSON: Ag., Farm Mechanics: MR. MILO LARSON: Bookkeeping, Typing, Consumers Education; MR. HAROLD SLOCUM: Steno, Office Practice, Business Math.; MR. LUTHER SEVERTSON: Ag. MR. ARNOLD KILLEN: Machine Drawing, Ind. Arts; MR. CLIFFORD SILLERUD: General and Advanced Metal, Ind. Arts; MR. FLOYD FELTON: Advanced Wood, Ind. Arts. Teachers Guide Us Into The World MR. ESTLE SAUM: Phy. Ed. , Athletic Director; MISS LYLA MUTH: Phy. Ed. ; MR. JON HAGEN: Phy. Ed. , Health, Typing. MISS MARLYS BEUTLER: Home Ec. 7,8,9, Health; MRS. LILA SILLERUD: Adv. Health, Art; MISS WALBURGA LaCROIX: German Adv. Art; MRS. DOROTHY ZIMMERMAN: Home Ec. , Art 7. MR. DUANE ANDERSON: Concert and Prep Band; MR. JERRY ABRAH- AMSON: Lancer Band; MR. ALFRED REESNES: Girls’ Chorus, Choir, Music 7,8. Of Tomorrow MR. SIMON MELZER: Audio Visual; MRS. AUDREY BUSSE: Special Education. Personnel Renders Valued Services Cooks prepare well-balanced and nutritious meals. FROM LEFT: R. Osmond, M. Reynolds, D. Larson, M. Nelson. The janitors maintain the abode of CHS. They are Clarence Hanson , Willy Veverka, and Ray Burlingame. Mrs. E. Oram has been added to the personnel staff as school nurse. Secretaries Colleen Koenigs, Ruth Winkels, and Darlene Termunde keep the official business of the school intact. Bus drivers provide a safe and reliable means of transporta- tion for students. BACK ROW: D. Allen, C. Brandt, M. Oellien, P. Baerenwald, L. Ochsendorf, R. VanDeViere, O. Vick, O. Christianson, L. Thompson, N. Waltz, H. Langdon, R. Melby. KNEELING: C. Hanson, C. Hanson, W. Bresser, S. Ander- son, A. Benson, O. Anderson, C. Lauck, E. Hansen, L. Hacker. 12 Last year's queen, Jackie Thompson, places the robe on Linda Brogaard to designate her as the new queen. Linda's reign was made official when Jackie placed the crown on her head. Coronation Highlights Homecoming The Homecoming Royalty for 1966 are: Kitty Winkels, Lori Melrose, Kaye Kraft, Queen Linda Brogaard, Nancy Atkins, Maria Vargas, Vicki Sigurdson. 17 Jackie Thompson, queen for 1965, returned to participate in the festivities of 1966 Homecoming. Queen Linda is escorted to the music of Huldingungsmarch, by marshalls Dan Swanson and Clayton iMelby. Memorable Events Of Homecoming ’66 Scott Gilbertson and Nancy Bursack were chosen by the royalty as crown - bearer and flower girl. The In-Mates, a group from Minneapolis, set the beat for the Homecoming Dance. Each girl in the royalty gave a pep-talk at the bonfire. Initiating the Homecoming spirit for 1966 were Orange-and-Blue Day and V-for-Victory Day. Enthusiasm was displayed by team members, queen candidates, and the student body at the bon- fire on Thursday night. Friday's activities were highlighted by the coronation in the afternoon. Suspense mounted as Jackie Thompson designated Linda Brogaard as queen for 1966. Team co-captains Bob Braucher and Dan Schalek then presented Queen Linda with a bouquet of roses. Half-time activities began with the marching band performing a routine. Following this Queen Linda and her royal court were presented to the fans while the marching band played Miss America. The Lancers demonstrated excellent team- work and maneuvers against Dawson. They defeated the Blackjacks by the way-out score of 58-14. Everyone was exuberant at the dance follow- ing the outstanding victory. Music was provided by the In-Mates. When the doors closed at 12:30, all agreed that Homecoming 1966 was one of the best ever. Senior team members appear- ed to be in high spirits and confident of victory. Lori Melrose and Kaye Kraft revert back to their childhood ways and share a lol-li-pop. Sadie Hawkins” Live music was provided at the Sadie Hawkins Dance by pressmen from St. Paul. Daisy-Mae Ingvalson goes a-hunting for her man, Bartender Quenroe, to get by hook or by crook from Gramma Nordseth. the Junior High Hobo Day winners, Peggy Spittle, Ruth Fairchild, and Diane Carrette, clown around on the stairway. Mr. Keesnes led the student body in a Christmas sing-along on the Thurs- day before vacation, aided by the choir. Other pre-holiday activities in- cluded the choir concert earlier in the week, GAA caroling, and the Christmas Ball Thursday night in the gym. Students Fill Canby With Christmas Cheer The Canby Commercial Club again decorated the streets this year to add to the festive spirit. The lighted Christmas tree by the office greeted everyone as they passed by it on their way to class. 21 Snow Days 1967 was held the week-end of February 3-4. The Royalty, consisting of Jeanne Denelsbeck and Dan Schalek, Queen and King; Mary Winkels and Mark Henningsgaard, junior Princess and Prince; and Diane Thovson and Curt Englund, sophomore Princess and Prince; was announced at a pepfest on Friday afternoon. They reigned over the basketball game on Saturday night, in which the Lancers were victorious over the Marshall Tigers 69-36. Following the game, a dance was held in the gym, with music provided by the Henchmen. A blizzard Saturday night provided the topping for the week-end. DAN and JEANNE MARK and MARY CURT and DIANE 22 Queen Jeanne and King Dan lead the couples in dancing to Kind of a Drag. Snow Days Adds To Mid-Winter Fun Mick tosses another one in to help defeat the Marshall Tigers 69-36. The Henchmen are pictured below performing their version of Talk, Talk , with Steve Ruth on organ, Elroy Quenroe on sax, Jim Yackley on drums, Tom Tange on bass guitar, and Lon Ufkin singing. 23 A vocal selection was provided by Dan Kelly, Paul Evanson, and Norman Larsen. Evening In Paris” The long awaited, dream-like evening, May 6th, started in the Elementary school cafetorium, decorated in a Parisian motiff. After introduc- tions by Dave Dybsetter, the master of cere- monies, Elroy Quenroe and Craig Zinter gave short addresses. Following the meal of turkey prepared by the Junior mothers and served by the Sophomores, Sharon Hayek and Vicki Sigurdson gave short talks. The entertainment consisted of vocal selec- tions by a boy's trio and vocal and guitar selec- tions by Judy Abel. Following the entertainment the guest speaker, Mr. Warren Andert, gave his remarks, and Mr. Donald Peterson gave the clos- ing. Moving to the high school gym the Prom goers found the Evening in Paris theme recreated through the use of a sidewalk cafe, painter and art gallery, flower garden, and an Eiffel Tower. The evening was officially started at 9:15 when the Starliners provided the music for the Grand March. After the Prom a special show, after-show buffet, and bowling were sponsored by the Women's Club. Tiie Sophomores, dressed to fit the Parisian motiff, served the dinner to the people present at the Jr. - Sr. Banquet. 24 The Art Gallery featured Artist Joey Lux. The Starliners, featuring a female vocalist, provided ballroom music for the dancers. The Grand March was led by Bruce Melby and Florene Wallert, Elroy Quenroe and Nancy Meinzer, Larry Grong and Sharon Hayek, Brennan Hayek and Vicki Sigurdson, and Dave Dybsetter and Cheryl W illgohs. To carry out the Parisian theme an Eiffel Tower was reconstructed in the center of the gym. Punch was served by the Sophomore waiters and waitresses in the Sidewalk Cafe. 25 The One-Act Play entitled The Undercurrent was chosen as runner- up in the District 9 One Act Play Con test. The cast includes: Miss Greuhl, director, holding the trophy; Bob Winkels, Pa Fishyer; Judy Abel, Ma Fishyer; Larry Grong, Emil Fishyer; Sue Ingvalson, Annie Fishyer ; Jane Thovson, Miss Floyd; Lori Melrose, Miss Page. Pa explodes in a rage when he finds out that Annie has been taken to court and hurls her and her mother on the floor. The Undercurrent” Ma brags about her two children, while Pa prefers to re- main silent. The Undercurrent is essentially a portrayal of a cypical evening in the Fishyer's apartment in New York City. Mrs. Fishyer is rather idealistic, and wants to hear only good about her child- ren, while Mr. Fishyer believes that MAN iss ruled vid de vhip! He be- comes irat when his meddlesome neigh- bor woman informs him that his daugh- ter, Annie, whom he has brought up so strict, has been arrested and taken to the morals court. However, Mr. Fish- yer's ranting subsides when a social worker who has been sent to check on Annie, and whom Mr. Fishyer trusts, offers to take Annie with her for a vacation in the country. Annie leaves, although her father has almost wrecked her life and happiness. Musical Plenty Production Of Money” Mr. Anderson and the Swing Band accompanied the soloists and chorus and provided intermis- sion music. The five F .B.I. agents sing the laurels of J. Edgar Hoover while the President of the bank and Arthur look on. When Knuckles, Lefty, Killer and Horace, the pride of the underworld, descend on Saginaw City, they little realize that they will be no match for Grandma Maude (fane Thovson) and her ancient cron- ies. Caught in the middle of the commotion is grand- son Arthur (Bruce Melby), who finds himself running from the Marry Me! daughter (Sue Ingvalson) of his employer (Dan Kelly) and five diligent members of the the F.B.I. From this walloping humor come such musical hits as You Gotta Belong To A Union, Certain Things, Blame Our Parents, and the Testimonial Dinner. All the complications of the plot are cleverly resolved, but not until the laughter has put that stitch in your side and the music has given you that want to dance feeling. The entire cast of Plenty of Money is pictured below. The play was directed by Miss Anders, Mr. Reesnes, and Clayton Melby, student director, with Mr. Anderson directing the Swing Band. 27 The cast of the Junior Class play includes: STANDING, Barb Melzer - Student Director; Rick Ohlsen - Henry Gilcrest; Dick Thomas - Dr. Earnest; Tom Andert - C. E. Grimm; Mary Erp - Aunt Ethel; Mr. Ostroot - Director. SEATED, Mary Thorson - Clarissa; Karen Beyer - Gladys; Peggy Lundquist - Jill; Paul Fairchild - Sleepy; Mark Henningsgaard - Mr. Bumpus; Debbie Nordseth - Aunt Stella; Dwight Lokken - Ernie Sapper; Mary Severson - Margie; Sharon Hayek - Ernestine; Marsha Jahn - Pumpkin. Deadly Earnest I'm with you, Henry! The plot of this three-act comedy revolved around the hero, Henry Gilcrest. Shortly after the play opened Henry lost his room, his job, his girl, and in desper- ation gave Mr. Bumpus all his money, $17.83, to put him out of his misery. But, to Henry's amazement, he gets back his job, room, his girl, and in hilerious comedy he and Mr. Bumpus settle their differences and the play ends on a happy note. Mrs. Gilcrest, Henry locked himself in his room and is just pacing back and forth, back and forth. Kitty Winkels and Carol Saltee devoted much time and energy toward the betterment of the annual. The Lancer Staff Preserves The Year Mary Winkels and Barb Melzer, Junior Editors, became acquainted with the job of editing an annual. At the beginning of the year, Senior High students voted to change to a summer-delivery annual. Thus, this year's Lancer has the spring sports, music contests, Prom, and Graduation included. The Business staff did very well in pro- moting sales. A record number of books, 560, was sold this year. Lynn Devorak was high salesman. Pages of the book were sent to the publisher to meet four deadlines. This demanded con- tinued effort and long hours by the various staffs. We hope you enjoy it. 30 The Identification Staff has the res- ponsibility of correctly identifying the individuals pictured. STANDING: N. Bicek, J. Livingston, N. Atkins. SEATED: J. Snortum, L. Baker. The Typing Staff plucks away at the copy to help meet each deadline. STANDING: M. Severson, D. Nordseth, M. Jahn. SEATED: A. Harding. The Business Staff outsold former sales. STANDING: D. Swanson, P. Hanson, N. Meinzer, T. Andert, V. Sigurdson, L. Devorak, V. Vick, S. VanMoorelehem. SEATED: S. Ingvalson, S. Ruth, G. Sorenson, E. Quenroe, T. Clark, C. Melby. Editors Sandi Cecil and Gale Kamrath co-ordinated their efforts with the advisors, Miss Anders and Mr. Slocum, to produce the final publications. The Commentator Gives Students Up-To-Date Jr. Editors Peggy Olson and Debby Nordseth had various respon- sibilities such as writing articles, planning lay-outs, proofread- ing, and typing. News Reporters compose the backbone of the Commentator staff by writing an article for each issue. Standing: D. Lokken, J. Han- son, C. Anderson, V. Gilbertson, D. Anderson. Seated: J. Snortum, K. Kraft, J. Thovson. Proofreaders not only check and re- check the copy, but also write fea- ture articles. J. Chaplin, J. Living- ston, L. Baker, N. Atkins. The typists have the most de- manding job by being required to prepare the final copy for pub- lication. Standing: C. Fliss, S. Hacker, K. Hallaway, D. Janis- zeski, L. Melrose. Seated: J. Hersom, B. Janssen, D. Nelson, J. Denelsbeck. 33 Being a trip year, the Concert Band plans on a five-day trip to Winnipeg, Manitoba, and the surrounding area. ROW 4: L. Erickson, J. Denelsbeck, L. Hoseck, M. Kalin, J. Livingston, J. Yackley, A. Olsen, D. Frazeur, R. Ohlsen, J. Winkels, L. Grong, M. Thorson, D. Hacker, D. Tange, F. Wallert. ROW 3: J. Snortum, N. Kveene, K. Ochsendorf, S. Saltee, D. Loken, G. Larson, B. Saltee, C. Jacobson, N. Teigland, G. Giese. ROW 2: D. Nordseth, M. Severson, K. Hacker, B. Bliss, V. Sigurdson, L. Bockes J. Christianson, C. Armitage, M. Mahlum, M. Peterson, K. Kraft. ROW 1: J. Abel, N. Atkins, D. Anderson, D. Thovson, K. Nelson, V. Reynolds, J. Olson, D. Nelson. Concert Band Receives Second A+ Rating Band officers Judy Abel, Secretary; Steve Ruth, President; Elroy Quenroe, Vice-President; Dan Swanson, Treasurer; Cindy Jacobson and Nancy Atkins, Student Council Representatives; hold an informal meeting to discuss record sales. The record, entitled Through the Years was made entirely from recordings of past concerts. It includes selections by past bands and this year's Concert and Lancer Bands. The Concert Band played Festive Overture by Alfred Reed and Exhibit by Wilkinson for contest. ROW 4: J. Hanson, C. Englund. L. Swenson. M. Winkels, Mr. Anderson, ]'. Chaplin, C. Z inter. D. Swanson, L. Ufkin, M. Reynolds, N. Meinzer, J. Bakke, P. Evanson. R. Holmlund, P. Hanson, R. Johnson, E. Springer, C. Ochsendorf. ROW 3: D. Evjen, D. Hansen, S. Hansen, P. Lundquist, T. Tange, H. Syltie, D. Anderson, L. Hanzlik, A. Harding, B. Melzer, D. Evjen. B. Thorpe, M. Jahn, Quenroe. ROW 2: C. Schrunk, A. Dumke, M. Noyes, K. Barck, M. Swenson, C. Saltee, A. Lofthus, Janssen, K. Winkels, S. Cech. ROW 1: V .Gilbertson, J. Baxter, S. Ingvalson, S. Benson, L. Dillon, Thovson. Majorettes Kitty Winkels and Ann Lofthus go through routine twirls in preparation for summer marching and the band trip. Donna Anderson was se - lected as a member of the All-State Band. This band, composed of outstanding musicians from all over the state, performed at various musical conven- tions . 35 The Concert Band and the Lancer Band alternated weeks In playing for sports events. ROW 5: D. Hjelm, P. Kelly, P. Ruth, J. Hanson, R. Coil, R. Hovland, D. Baer. K. Osmond. ROW 4: C. Frazeur, D. Hacker, D. Lueders, N. Anderson, K. Swenson, B. Peterson, D. Tange, S. Thorson, N. Olsen. ROW 3: S. Abel, D. DeBlois, C. Baker, K. Kopperud, S. Gilbertson, A. Vernlund, M. Giese, R. Hamann, P. Ufkin, B. Nelson, R. Snortum, K. Ochsendorf, R. Gudmundson, B. Johnson. ROW 2: C. Larson, G. Mahlum, D. Baxter, J. Swanson, M Schrunk, N. Voigt, K. DeBlois, B. Knutson, D. Hentges, M. Nome land, M.Koening. ROW 1: M. Nuytten, P. Spittle, V. Husby, J. Donaldson, P. Simmons, J. Cornell. Participating In District Contest The band system has been changed considerably this year. The Concert Band, with only five new members, is relatively unchanged from last year's A Band. Members range from grades 9-12. The Lancer Band, also with a year's experience of playing together, is last year's 'B Band. Its membership is drawn from grades 8-11. The Prep Band, consisting of about 60 pieces, is made up of seventh graders and new ninth graders. Mr. Anderson directs the Concert and Prep Bands, and Mr. Abrahamson directs the Lancer Band. In September, the three bands put forth a joint effort in the magazine sales. A record was set this year when over $4,400 worth was turned in. This money is used used to finance the activities of the band. Both the Concert and Lancer Bands participated in the District Contest, with very creditable performances. The Concert Band received an A+ rating, and the Lancer Band received an A-. Solos and ensembles from both bands also were entered in the District and State Contests. Nineteen out of the twenty-four entries in the State received A ratings. 36 The Lancer Band is composed of students from grades 8-11. ROW 4: L. Osmond. G. Zinter, M. Ochsendorf, R. Anderson, K. Evjen, C. Swennes, Mr. Abrahamson, P. Evjen, D. Evanson. R. Kopperud, C. Holmlund, G. Mathison, L. Larson, C. Fitzpatrick. ROW 3:D. Bliss, G. Coil, M. Andert, W. Jacobson, J. Cech, A. Murken, T. Saum, P. Richardson, C. Zanke, M. Nomeiand, P. Will- hite, J. Leese. B. Nevins. ROW 2: S. Hayek, J. Benson, L. Wiest, R. Denelsbeck, S. Vernlund, R. Lindberg, B. Braucher, L. DeBettinges, L. Anderson, K. Christianson. ROW 1: R. DeWit, C. Chris- tianson, K. Jesme, D. Bursack, J. Christianson, K. Fritz. Was A New Challenge To These Bandsmen The Lancer Band officers are Lori Wiest, Treasurer; Marilyn Schrunk, Secretary; Kathy Fritz, Vice-President; Kevin Kopperud, President; Ricky Anderson and Dwight Tange, Student Council Representatives. 37 The Prep Band gains experience in playing together before they become members of the Lancer Band. ROW 4: D. Gulden, D. Isfeld, B. Englund, C. Hamann, Mr. Anderson. ROW 3: D. Bursack, J. Hind- bjorgen, J. Tesch, C. Thompson, D. Bursack, C. Iverson, M. Peterson, G. Peterson, D. Jacobson, S. Snortum, G. Jesme, M. Webber, K. Teigland, J. Verhelst, K. King. ROW 2: S. Nordseth, C. Swennes, L. Jeremiason, D. Beck, D. Ricke, K. Hansen, B. Adkins J. Hendrickson, J. Hentges, L. Fales, M. Traen, S. Hendrickson, D. Hayek, K. Quenroe, L. Frazeur, J. Evanson, C. Hillman, K. Simmons. ROW 1: S. Flieder, K. Ruth, D. DeVos, L. Walburg, N. Christianson, M. Lauck, E. Atkins, D. Beecher, K. Wolff, L. Lokken, S. Thovson. Swing And Prep Bands Add To Listening Enjoyment The Swing Band provides modern entertainment for the annual Faculty Dance and also for Proms at other high schools. Members include: D. Evjen, M. Jahn, B. Thorpe, E. Quenroe, B. Melzer, L. Hanzlik, A. Harding, J. Chaplin. Sax: N. Meinzer, J. Bakke, R. Holmlund, E. Springer, C. Ochsendorf, Trombone; P. Lundquist, D. Anderson, T. Tange. Cornet; D. Tange, Bass;M. Winkels, String Bass; J. Yackley, Drums; M. Severson, Piano; Mr. Anderson, Director. Camera Shy: S. Ruth, Cornet. 38 The Lorelei Singers, as well as singing for fun and enjoyment, participates in contest and in concerts. ROW 3: J. Hoffman, S. Modtland, P. Christie, L. Anderson, M. Ochocki, E. Esping, C. Anderson, S. Regnier, M. Sillman. ROW 2: L. Larson. L. Gustafson, D. Thovson, D. Baer, C. Kallhoff, P. Maertens, K. Fairchild, P. Kallhoff, V. Vick. ROW 1: B. Vick, C. Willgohs, D. Sillman, L. Wiilgohs, K. Maertens, J. Ververka, K. Hoffman, N. Denelsbeck, D. Samuelson, J. Olson, Mr. Reesnes. Recent Additions To CHS: Lorelei Singers And Electronic Pianos One of the most unique music programs in the United States was recently made available to stu- dents in the Canby area by public law 89-10. The program of class piano instruction is offered to all students in grades 3-12 who choose to partici- pate . The enrollment is now close to 260. The electronic piano laboratory consists of individual electronic pianos each equipped with earphones, and electronic control panel, cables, and auxiliary tape recorders. Each student may hear his own playing without disturbing others by using earphones. The instructor sits at the com- munications center with leads from all electronic pianos connected to the control panel. Mr. Alfred Reesnes is the instructor assisted by Mrs . Lyndon Hanson. 39 The choir sang Awake, Awake and Sing Ye Merrily, ' as selections for contest. ROW 4: L. Mead, L . Fitzpatrick, J. Schilling, N. Larsen, D. Loken, R. Maas, P. Evanson, M. Melby. ROW 3: T. Lund- quist, J. Bruns, G. Sorenson, D. Larson, D. Haas, K. Osmond, B. Melby, D. Hacker. ROW 2: S. Ingvalson, M. Vargas, D. Anderson, J. Thovson, L. Melrose, M. Thorson, M. Peterson, M. Erp. ROW 1: N. Atkins, J. Swanson, M. Severson, A. Olsen, M. Swenson, L. Baker, C. Fliss, D. Lokken. Mr. Reesnes congratulates Dan Kelly for making All-State Choir. Madrigals maintained an A rating in contest. ROW 4: P. Evanson, N. Larson, B. Melby, D. Loken. ROW 3: D. Swanson, N. Siverson, D. Olson, D. Tange. ROW 2: L. Mosier, V. Sigurdson, N. Meinzer, D. Nordseth. ROW 1: M. Severson. D. Lokken, J. Swanson, D. Anderson. 40 Many solos and ensembles from choir went to district and state music contests. ROW 4: D. Kelly, D. Olson, N. Severson, C. Melby, W. Alien, D. Swanson, D. Madsen. ROW 3: R. Thomas, D. Tange, D. Nordseth, J. Bakke, B. Bliss, B. Gust, P. Fairchild. ROW 2: S. Baer, M. Winkels, J. Kruger, N. Meinzer, D. Nelson, L. Peterson, L. Mueller, C. Weber. ROW 1: S. Storlein, J. Chaplin, V. Sig- urdson, A. Lofthus, J. Baxter, J. Hanson, L. Dillon, P. Lundquist, Mr. Reesnes. Fanny Farmer Candy Sale Finances Annual Choir Trip Choir officers took the responsibility in organizing candy sales. Mr. Reesnes, director; Judy Swanson, secretary; Nancy Meinzer, Treasurer; Bruce Melby, Vice-President; Dan Swanson, Student Council Representative; Clayton Melby, President. Canby High School is proud of its colorful choir. These sixty members are chosen in the spring for their outstanding singing ability. All through the year, the choir has one goal in mind: spring contest. In return for their efforts, the members are rewarded with an annual spring tour, this year spent in Minneapolis. 41 As Seniors, FFA boys are given more responsibility in farm management. ROW 4: P. McLain, M. Thompson, D. Peterson, D. Hacker, M. Melby, F. Ochocki, B. Hayek, E. Quenroe, C. Zinter, A. Sik. ROW 3: J. Miller, L. Hendrickson, D. Hillman, W. Ouverson, R. Braucher, D. Schalek, N. Siverson, G. Mead, G. Lindberg, B. Adkins. ROW 2: A. Carstens, L. Eischens, J. Schilling, R. Beck, F. Nuytten, A. Caar, C. Melby, R. Maas, G. Sorenson, M. King. ROW 1: Mr. Severtson, advisor; L. Fitzpatrick, D. Hoseck, S. Storlien, M. Rhode, J. Antony, E. Kack, N. Larsen, D. Shippy, J. Hovland, Mr. Hanson, advisor. The FFA program provides for its Junior members a greater understanding of agriculture. ROW 4: L. VonSpreecken, D. Larson, J. West, D. Mortenson, D. Haas, S. Hansen, B. Melby, D. Loken, R. Lindberg. ROW 3: D. Steffen, D. Dybsetter, G. Hegg, A. Dumke, D. Winter, L. Mortenson, K. Thovson, D. Full, W. Allen. ROW 2: D. Sillman, R. Tibbits, P. Antony, J. Bruns, M. Smith, V. Bednarek, E. Odenbrett, J. Antony, A. Reiners. ROW 1: M. Reynolds, D. Hundt, J. Melrose, S. Kveene, C. Rangaard, R. Yackiey, D. Madsen, J. Traen. 42 FFA presents a new challenge for its sophomore members. ROW 3: L. Risdahl, D. Hauger, L. Heise, J. Cech, A. Livermore, D. Hansen, D. Evjen, R. Regnier, B. Otto, P. Groenhoff, R. Nevins. ROW 2: L. Yackley, K. Beck, L. West, A. Carstens, H. Syltie, R. Hemish, D. Haas, G. Zinter, R. Schilling, L. Lokken. ROW 1: R. Citrowski, J. Hoffman, D. Kern, L. Weber, R. Janiszeski, M. Larson, T. McLain, R. Bekaert, M. Mahlum. Largest FFA Chapter Continues Fine , Performance Freshmen FFA boys embark on a new experience in ap. Rnu Freshmen FFA boys embark on a new experience in ag. ROW 4: J. DePestel, B. Pohlen, K. Rehn, D. Evjen, S. Melby, D. Kamrath, J. Larson, D. Streff, G. Potz, E. Ho seek.. ROW 3: W. Lipinski, K. Mc- Mahon, A. Kamrath, N. Olsen, R. Kopperud, G. Rangaard, W. Wambeke, G. Leuders, L. Ververka, R. Westphal, T. Blanchette. ROW 2: A. Pederson, G. Peterson, D. Eischens, D. Ricke, R. Nuytten, D. Bliss, J. Winkels, L. Gehrking, C. Frazeur, P. Van de Viere, J. Hanson. ROW 1: D. Baxter, D. Beck, N. Allen, R. Denelsbeck, S. Kallhoff, M. Madoll, R. Johnson, L. Stokes, J. Malecek, J. Cornell, D. Full. 43 President Donn Peterson presents the Honorary Chapter Farmer Award to Mr. Paul Miller. Treasurer Dan Schalek presents the Chapter Sweetheart Jacket to Lori Melrose. Donn Peterson Receives Region Five The FFA Officers for 1966-67 are pictured here. ROW 2: Mr. Hanson, Advisor; J. Miller, Parliamentarian; P. McLain, Sentinel, C. Zinter, Chaplain; N. Larsen, Reporter; Mr. Severtson, Advisor. ROW 1: D. Schalek, Treasurer; C. Melby, Vice-President; D. Peterson, President; E. Quenroe, Secretary. 44 Jim Miller presents the Appreciation Certificate to Mr. and Mrs. Orville Schultz for the assistance they gave to the FFA. Star Farmer Award Donn Peterson and his mother gave Parent and Son Responses at the Banquet. The GAA meets every Monday night to exhaust its members with competitive sports. ROW 6: L. Swenson, I. Sussner, R. Goslar, S. Baer, C. Ochsendorf, B. Janssen, M. Winkels, J. Bakke, D. Nordseth, N. Meinzer, J. Snortum, P. Anderson, T. Odenbrett. ROW 5: D. Janiszeski, J. Hersom, J. Chaplin, A. Harding, L. Devorak, C. Fliss, C. Saltee, L. Baker, J. Abel, S. Cech, L. Melrose, K. Kraft, P. Olson. ROW 4: L. Willgohs, P. Anderson, B. VanHyfte, E. Hauger. M. Erp, L. Hoseck, F. Wallert, B. Thorpe, B. Wieneke, S. Kamrath, D. Lokken, A. Lofthus, K. Beyer. ROW 3: S. Hayek, L. Peterson, S. Denels- beck, K. Winkels, M. Severson, K. Rehn, S. Willgohs, M. Thorson, J. Swanson, D. Anderson, B. Melzer, N. Atkins, Miss Muth, advisor. ROW 2: L. Citrowski, M. Jahn, M. Peterson, L. Negaard, D. Sillman, J. Speight, G. Giese, K. Ochsendorf, J. Livingston, P. Lundquist, P. Devorak, R. Full, M. Olsen. ROW 1: D. Nelson, J. Denelsbeck, M. Vargas, S. Hacker, G. Kamrath, N. Bicek, K. Hallaway, J. Evjen. GAA introduced some new activities this year to give the members a more varied program. ROW 6: P. Hacker, D. VonSpreeken, J. Veverka, M. Ochocki, K. Barck, J. Christianson, C. Schrunk, A. Melrose, L. Mosier, K. Hoffman, J. Hanson, L. Dillon, K. Fairchild, L. Boulton, G. Peterson, L. Larson, J. Willgohs, K. King. ROW 5: L. Ferguson, S. Ingvalson, V. Gilbertson, S. Regnier, K. Schwartz. B. Schwartz, I. Sik, S. Warwick, K. Ouverson, M. Giese, M. Henningsgaard, C. Christianson, J. Swanson, L. Back, B. Nevins. ROW 4: T. Saum, P. Ufkin, M. Swenson, J. Baxter. B. Nelson, B. Lootens, D. Hayek, B. Chappuis. D. Thovson, K. Christianson, M. Bakken, D. Schalek, N. Anderson, N. Denelsbeck ROW 3: J. Meyen, K. Citrowski, D. Anderson, J. Thovson, D. Samuelson, L. Antony, D. Odenbrett, L. Anderson, C. Anderson, K. Schwartz. B. Hacker, J. Denecamp, D. Baer, A. Olsen, C. Fitzpatrick. ROW 2: P. Miller, K. Jesme, B. Saltee, D. Baer, L. VanMoorlehem, R. Wieneke, M. Traen, K. Swenson, J. Olson. V. Reynolds, M. Koenigs, N. Kveene, M. Jeppesen. ROW 1: R. DeWit, L. Bockes, M. Devorak M. Sillman. J. Hoffman, B. Vick, D. Bursack. 1966-67 showed an increase in GAA enrollment. ROW 4: L. DeBettinges, G. Mahlum, P. Richardson, B. Braucher, J. Christianson, A. Murken, K. DeBlois, N. Voigt. ROW 3:B. Hacker, M. Sclirunk, J. Donaldson, V. Husby, C. Hillman, S. Bicek, N. Erp, J. Leese. ROW 2: J. Meyen, L. Anderson, J. Corn ell, K. Fritz, C. Larson, L. Wiest, M. Lauck, J. Panning, S. Hendrickson. ROW 1: K. Ruth, S. Oden- brett, N. Christianson, R. Fairchild, J. Evanson, J. Ormseth, C. Iverson, D. Willgohs, E. Atkins, K. Sillman. GAA-Where The Action Is On April 7, the GAA, FHA, and FFA sponsored a Mr. Irresistable and Miss Flirt Dance. Sharon Hayek was crowned Miss Flirt and Dale Sillman, Mr. Irresistable. The New Generations from Minneapolis provided the music. GAA was organized differently this year. There were three groups, each composed of two grades . Having smaller groups allowed the girls to participate in more sporting activities. 47 Pep Club meets once a month to learn new yells. ROW 5: D. Anderson, J. Thovson, L. Dillon, J. Baxter, D. Evjen, J. Hanson. ROW 4: M. Severson, D. Anderson, B. Melzer, F. Wallert, A. Loftus. ROW 3: P. Olson, B. Weineke, K. Winkels, J. Snortum, M. Vargas, L. Melrose. ROW 2: B. Thorpe, S. In- gvalson, A. Melrose, D. Thovson, J. Olson. ROW 1: M. Jahn, C. Jacobson, N. Atkins, K. Kraft, L. Willgohs. Pep Club Adds Zip To Pooped Yells Pepfests were held nearly every Friday to get the team and fans in a winning spirit. Contests were held, coaches spoke, and skits were put on by the Pep Club. 48 Various committees were in charge of making posters for each sports event. ROW 5: L. Wiest, C. Lar- son, L. Anderson, N. Erp, L. DeBettinges, J. Donaldson, B. Braucher, C. Hillman. ROW 4: R. Wieneke, P. Simmons, C. Swennes, J. Leese, V. Husby, J. Cornell, D. West. ROW 3: L. Bach, K. King, P. Miller, B. Nelson, B. Saltee, K. Fritz, P. Richardson, N. Voigt. ROW 2: C. Christianson, R. DeWit, K. Fairchild, K. Swenson, K. Ouverson, L. Boulton, J. Willgohs, B. Nevins. ROW 1: C. Iverson, E. Atkins, M. Lauck, J. Evanson, K. Ruth, R. Fairchild, J. Ormseth, B. Adkins, N. Christianson. Cheerleaders, spectators, and players seem thoroughly involved in the game and aren't aware of the photographer. 49 Sr. High FHA girls display their talents as cooks at a spaghetti supper served in the high school cafeteria. ROW 3: M. Noyes, C. Kallhoff, L. Hosek, M. Kahn, S. Baer, D. Fry, T. Streff, T. Odenbrett, G. Giese, K. Ochsendorf, V. Gilbertson. ROW 2: Mrs. Zimmerman, K. Maertons, W. Benck, L. Peterson, C. Willgohs, J. Lacek, G. Persoon, J. Willhite, L. Brogaard, B. Vick, Mrs. Nelson. ROW 1: L. Dillon, V. Vick, B. Streff, P. Kallhoff, S. VanMoorlehem, E. Nelson, M. Erp, M. Peterson. FHA Toward New Horizons Jr. High FHA girls learn the makings of a good homemaker. ROW 3: J. Verhelst, D. Thovson, B. Chappius, C. Willhite, J. Ververka, G. Peterson, L. Boulton. ROW 2: D. Hjlem, M. Henningsgaard, S. Haas, P. Willhite, M. Nomeland, Mrs. Kanniainen, Miss Buetler. ROW 1: D. Willgohs, J. VanMoorlehem, D. Bursack, S. Haas. SEATED: S. Haas, L. Walburg, P. Livermore, D. Kanniainen, D. Nelson, J. Panning, J. Ormseth. 50 The librarians assist students in finding reading material for pleasure and for assignments. ROW 2: J. Evjen, M. Peterson, K. Hallaway, E. Esping, C. Swenson, M. Karstens, C. Armitage. ROW 1: C. Ormseth, L. Peterson, J. Denelsbeck, B. Streff, N. Bicek, J. Denelsbeck. Camera shy: J. Snortum. Service Clubs Give Of Their Time To Aid Students The projectionists make audio-visual aids available to the students. ROW 3: W. Benson, R. Sillman, D. Hillman, G. Mead, T. Clark, J. Peterson. ROW 2: S. Grengs, J. Schilling, G. Hegg, W. Ouverson, T. Lundquist, L. Fitzpatrick. ROW 1: D. Hodapp, R. Bekaert, D. Hoseck, R. Thomas, G. Hoseck, G. Lokken, Mr. Melzer, AV Director. 51 Science Club Initiates Project Work These budding scientists meet every Wednesday after-school. ROW 2: Mr. Wilde, advisor, E. Quenroe, D. Swanson. G. Sorenson, C. Melby, L. Osmond, K. Osmond, D. Tange. ROW 1: J. Denelsbeck, M. Severson, B. Melzer, J. Swanson. J. Abel, S. Denelsbeck, S. Kamrath, S. Cech. 52 Many students participated in Declamation this year in the various categories of Humorous, Dramatic, Non-Original Oratory, Original Oratory, Extemporaneous Speaking and Reading, and Group Discussion. ROW 4: R. Thomas, R. Maas, D. Swanson. T. Andert, W. Fritz, R. Ormseth, D. Larson. ROW 3: S. Cech. L. Dillon, S. Benson, B. Thorpe, B. Wieneke, D. Janiszeski, J. Denelsbeck. ROW 2: Miss Greuhl, coach; P. Lundquist, V. Gilbertson, J. Livingston, N. Atkins, K. Kraft, C. Weber, M. Jalin, Mrs. Gehant, coach. ROW 1: D. Anderson, J. Thovson, S. Ingvalson, J. Hanson, B. Saltee, K. Swenson, J. Olson. Sandi Cecn, Marsha Jahn, Warren Fritz, and Bernita Wieneke look over some of the various selections before making their choice. Declam Offers New Speaking Experiences These speakers were winners in the Dis- trict Contest and went on to the Region III Contest: Randy Maas (Original Oratory) Dale Hutchcraft (Group Discussion) Diane Anderson (Extemporaneous Reading) Alternates included: Warren Fritz (Group Discussion) Sandra Cech (Extemporaneous Reading) 53 Student Council Improves With The Years The 1966-67 Senior High Student Council, consisting of 22 members, was led by President Tom Clark. Assisting him were Vice-President Mary Winkels, Secretary Vicki Sigurdson, and Treasurer Clayton Melby. In the course of the year, different members are designated to attend various Student Council Conventions, including District and State. Many school activities and projects are organized by the Student Council, in cooperation with the student body and the administration. The members are, ROW 4: D. Swanson, E. Quenroe, B. Melby, D. Peterson, B. Braucher. ROW 3: N. Meinzer, N. Atkins, J. Hanson, L. Dillon, A. Olsen, D. Thovson. ROW 2: J. Snortum, V. Vick, C. Jacobson, D. Nordseth, S. Hayek. ROW 1: M. Vargas, C. Melby, M. Winkels, V. Sigurdson. STANDING are T. Clark and Mr. Heidgerken, advisor. Camera shy: J. Abel. 54 BOMBER SQUAD (ABOVE): S. Ingvalson, J. Olson, D. Thovson, A. Melrose, B. Thorpe. JR. HIGH SQUAD (BELOW): K. Ouverson, K. Swenson, K. Fritz, B. Saltee, B. Nelson. VARSITY SQUAD (RIGHT): L. Willgohs, C. Jacobson, N. Atkins, K. Kraft, M. Jahn. C.H.S. Cheerleaders The 1966 Football Team tied for third place in the Little Sioux Conference. ROW 4: P. Hanson, M. Thompson, J. Meis, D. Hacker, D. Peterson, K. Anderson, F. Ochocki, D. Hillman, D. Kelly, F. Nuytten. ROW 3: Coach Deyak, D. Evjen, T. Clark, B. Braucher, D. Schalek, J. Winkels, M. Smith, D. Ferguson, D. Hardies, B. Winkels, Coach Sillerud, Coach Felton. ROW 2: P. Fairchild, C. Englund, D. Wicks, K. Ochsendorf, E. Odenbrett, S. Saltee, J. Panning, R. Hemish. ROW 1: R. Nevins, D. Bengston, G. Mead, G. Panning, C. Rangaard, J. Harms. Football Action ’66 There were fifteen seniors on the squad this year. ROW 3: D. Peterson, M. Thompson, D. Hillman, F. Ochocki, D. Hacker, D. Kelly. ROW 2: T. Clark, B. Winkels, Co-Captain D. Schalek, Co-Captain B. Braucher. ROW 1: J. Meis, D. Ferguson, G. Panning, G. Mead. NOT PICTURED: F. Nuytten. 58 In the Tracy game, Bob Winkels catches a long pass and wheels into the end-zone for a touchdown. Jim Winkels struggles over the goal line for a touchdown and ends up just inches away. The touchdown was completed in the next play. CANBY Clear Lake Granite Falls Clarkfield Dawson Ortonville Appleton Tracy Madison Push 'em back, farther, farther! After losing to Granite Falls in the conference opener, the Lancer squad defeated the next three opponents to remain in contention for the conference title. Defeats by Appleton and Madison later in the season, however, placed the Lancers in a tie for third place in the final confer- ence standings with a 3-3 record. Congrats are due to Darwin Hillman, Bob Winkels, and Donn Peterson for gaining honorable mention on the list of the Ail State Team. The 1966 squad was made up of fifteen seniors, eight juniors, and ten sophomores. Returning next year will be nine lettermen. Many of these freshmen athletes will try out for the varsity team next year. ROW 3: Coach Hegge, P. Evjen, J. Mead, D. Kamrath, S. Thorson, S. Melby, R. Westphal, G. Coequyt, R. Kopperud, Coach Hagen. ROW 2: G. Rangaard, D. Evanson, J. Winkels, N. Olsen, D. Nichols, B. Peterson. ROW 1: K. Graner, J. Hanson, P. Ruth, D. Baxter, K. Ochsendorf, G. Schuttler, A. Kamrath. Zest Is Displayed By Junior High Players Boys in Junior High football now compete with other schools. ROW 4: D. Monke; M. Andert; D. Hacker; K. Kopperud; C. Baker; D. Lueders; G. Peterson; D. Hentges; W. Giese. ROW 3; B. Rhea; R. Anderson; J. Jahn; J. Hentges; L. Ochsendorf; S. Hanson; D. Tange; R. Malecek. ROW 2: Coach Hanson, J. Kveene; M. Holmlund; M. Ochsendorf; W. Jacobson; S. Barck; C. Thompson; Coach Gingles. ROW 1: M. Coequyt; L. Malecek; D. Bursack; B. Ochsendorf; B. Englund; J. Tesch; D. Giese; G. Peterson. 60 Harriers Take Region, State Honors The Lancer Cross Country runners enjoyed a very successful 1966 campaign. Competing in ten meets during the season, they were victorious in eight of them, including the Canby Invitational and the Little Sioux Conference Meet. The Lancer harriers then capped their winning season with the Region Three championship and a very creditable performance in the State Cross Country Meet. These sixteen boys make up our championship team. ROW 2: Coach Ostroot, D. Hutchcraft, D. Hillman, R. Ohlsen, T. Andert, B. Hayek, J. Melrose, A. Dumke, R. Tibbits, L. Yackley. ROW 1: P. Gust, J. Miller, J. Wnuk, B. Gust, R. Ohlenkamp, L. Bednar, J. Hovland. 61 Under new-comer Coach Jon Hagen, the Lancer basketball team enjoyed a good winning season. ROW 2: Coach Sillerud. M. Thompson, D. Hillman, Captain D. Peterson, K. Anderson, W. Fritz, T. Andert, J. Winkels, Coach Hagen. ROW 1: D. Ferguson, manager; G. Mead. R. Ohlsen, B. Winkels, T. Clark, J. Harms, P. Hanson, R. Johnson. Cagers Tie For Little Sioux Conference Title Donn Peterson exhibits his famous hook shot in the Appleton game. The Lancers were victorious over the Aces, 66-63. CANBY 60 58 49 66 88 52 67 78 58 60 90 59 80 51 65 64 47 53 72 60 56 44 47 58 69 36 69 52 55 28 64 51 66 63 62 49 Slayton Tracy Minneota Granite Falls Marshall Dawson Madison Appleton Clarkfield Ortonville Clarkfield Tracy Marshall Granite Falls Dawson Madison Appleton Ortonville 62 These seven senior lettermen provided spirit and leadership for this year's squad. G. Mead, B. Winkels, M. Thompson, D. Peterson, D. Hillman, T. Clark, R. John- son . The 1966-1967 basketball season was the best season the Lancers have had for many years. The final record of 13 wins and 5 losses also included a 10-2 record in the Little Sioux Conference and a championship tie. The team showed steady improvement all year. After losing three of their first five games, the Lancers bounced back to win 11 of their last 13, including their last seven in a row. During this stretch they avenged all of their earlier defeats except one. There were many highlights throughout the year. These included defeating Appleton twice, whipping Marshall 69-36, and, of course, the Conference Championship. Two seniors. Donn Peterson and Mickey Thompson and one junior, Tom Andert were named to the all-conference team. Donn Peterson was the team’s Most Valuable Player. Seven lettermen will graduate and leave many large holes to fill for next year. They are: Darwin Hillman, Mickey Thompson, Donn Peterson, Tom Clark, Bob Winkels, Gordy Mead, and Roland John- son. Four junior lettermen, Tom Andert, Warren Fritz, Jim Wink- els, and Rich Ohlsen will return and give us a good nucleus to build around. They, along with Jim Harms, Paul Hanson, Keith Anderson, and a group of sophomores hope to give us another good season next year. The team was in high spirits in the locker room after soundly defeating Marshall 69-36. Jim Winkels goes in for a lay- up closely guarded by number 21, Beyer of Ortonville . 63 The Bombers gain experience and provide talent for next year's team. S. Saltee, R. Nevins, K. Ochsen- dorf, M. Smith. S. Thorson, Coach Sillerud, N. Teigland, G. Pyle, D. Evjen, C. Englund, D. Ferguson. The Teams Of Tomorrow Jr. High players learn the fundamentals of basketball. ROW 5: Coach Felton, K. Ochsendorf, R. Koppe- rud, J. Mead, D. Kamrath, S. Melby, K. Rehn, Coach Drangeid. ROW 4: D. Bliss, L. Veverka, J. Hanson, N. Olsen, G. Coequyt, D. Evanson, J. Winkels, W. Lipinski, S. Abel. ROW 3: D. Hentges, G. Carlson, D. Anderson, M. Holmlund, K. Kopperud, M. Andert, B. Rhea, J. Jahn, C. Baker, B. Singsaas, S. Hanson. ROW 2: D. Baxter, G. Willgohs, J. Hentges, L. Ochsendorf, D. Monke, S. Snortum, J. Mead, W. Giese, J. Hendrickson, W. Jacobson, S. Hardies. ROW 1: B. Ochsendorf, B. Englund, S. Gilbertson, E. Anderson, D. Giese, G. Peterson, M. Husby, D. Bursack, W. Loken. 64 The wrestlers placed first in the Little Sioux Conference Tournament, first in the District, and second in the Region. ROW 3: Coach Gingles, D. Full, F. Nuytten, D. Hacker, B. Hayek, D. Schalek. ROW 2: S. Bliss, J. Hoffman, R. Braucher, L. Bednar, J. Melrose. ROW 1: P. Fairchild, R. Beiningen, R. Ohlenkamp, B. Gust. Lancer Matmen Capture Three Trophies These eight senior wrestlers provided the initiative to compile an impressive record. ROW 2: F. Nuytten, D. Hacker, B. Hayek, Co-Captain D. Schalek. ROW 1: S. Bliss, R. Braucher, R. Beiningen, Co-Captain B. Gust. 65 29 18 37 29 22 CANBY 24 20 20 27 46 19 Granite Falls 22 Pipestone 8 Appleton 18 Clarkfield 23 Luverne 19 Marshall 22 Watertown 22 Tracy 17 Slayton 6 Ortonville Tiny seems to have the upper hand over his Marshall opponent. The Lancers were vic- torious 24-19. Tiny And Dan To State Meet The nine matmen who gained their way into the district finals are pictured here with the championship trophy. The Lancer wrestlers waded through a challenging dual meet schedule and emerged with a respec- table 6-4 record. However, it was in tournaments where Canby showed their greatest strength. Advancing 10 boys into the finals of the Conference and 9 into the district finals, enabled Canby to bring home two champion- ship trophies. The District 9 title was the first in the school's wres- tling history. The Lancers went on to finish as runner-up in the Region III tournament. Co-captains Brian Gust and Dan Schalek were Region champs and par- ticipated in the state meet at St. Cloud. Other .seniors who wrestled regularly and contributed to the teams success were Roald Beiningen, Steve Bliss, Bob Braucher. Brennan Hayek, Francis Nuytten and Dave Hacker. 66 Bomber Wrestlers present a challenge to the Varsity by forcing them to try-out and verify their posi- tion each week. ROW 2: D. Wicks, J. West, J. Panning, D. Hardies, W. Wambeke. D. Steffen, Coach Hanson. ROW 1: P. Antony, R. Citrowske, M. Waltz, D. Full, P. Gust, D. Hodapp. Younger Matmen Think Strong” Jr. High Grapplers develop team effort by competing in matches with other schools. ROW 4: D. Lueders, T. Blanchette, B. Peterson, R. Snortum, D. Bicek. ROW 3: A Olson, D. Tesch, G. Coil. A. Pederson, R. Johnson, R. Anderson. ROW 2: Coach Busse, C. Frazeur, J. Tesch,-D. Bursack, J. Malecek, D. Regnier, M. Ochsendorf. ROW 1: S. Lokken, D. Tange, W. Pederson, D. Hauger, C. Melby, G. Peter- son, D. Maertens. 67 Lettermen sell apples to help contribute to the AFS fund. ROW 4: G. Mead, D. Evjen, R. Nevins, G. Lar- son, D. Kelly, D. Hacker J. Hovland, B. Hayek. R. Sillman, K. Osmond. ROW 3: A. Reiners. C. Ran- gaard, D. Hardies, G. Panning, L. Erickson, D. Hillman, B. Braucher, D. Ferguson, T. Andert P Han- son, R. Ohlsen, M. Thompson. ROW 2: D. Loken, J. Wnuk, D. Wicks, A. Dumke, L. Bednar, D. Hillman, D. Full, R. Tibbits, S. Bliss, W. Fritz, T. Clark, J. Winkels. ROW 1: D. DeVos, J. Miller, J. Melrose, ’ R. Ohlenkamp, P. Fairchild, E. Odenbrett, R. Ormseth, J. Harms, D. Peterson, B. Winkels. Lettermen’s Club Sponsors Athletic Banquet The Lettermen put forth their greatest effort to make the Athletic Banquet a success. Mr. Barney Lewellyn, football coach at Mankato State College, was guest speaker. 68 Lettermen's Club officers Donn Peterson, President; Bob Braucher, Vice President; Dan Schalek, Secretary; Jim Miller. Treasurer; and Jim Harms, Student Council Representative, were seated at the head table. Also seated at the head table were Mrs. Baker, Mr. and Mrs. Peterson, the coaches and their wives, and the guest speaker. The 1967 Athletic Banquet consisted of a ham dinner served by the Pep Club. Following the meal the coaches remarked on the sports' seasons and handed out awards. The boys designated as the most valuable players in the various sports' events were: Bob Winkels, football; Donn Peterson, basketball; Brian Gust, wres- ing; Greg Larson, golf; Dave Hacker, track; Roy Ohlenkamp, cross country. Mr. Barney Lewellyn, guest speaker, then com- mented on how sports helps boys develop their personality as well as their athletic ability. To conclude the banquet, Mr. Saum was presented with an award from the Lettermen's Club. Coach Jon Hagen helps distribute athletic awards. Donn Peterson, President of Lettermen's Club, was toast- master and gave the closing remarks. The Lancer baseball team vied for the conference title as the school year ended. ROW 2: M. Chaplin, T. Clark, B. Winkels, J. Harms, J. Winkels, D. Hillman, K. Anderson, M. Smith, P. Hanson, K. DeVos, K. Benson. Coach Deyak. ROW 1:J. Wnuk, D. Wicks, S. Kveene, D. Ferguson, D. DeVos. Good Pitching And Timely Hitting Ear Mark ’67 Lancers The Lancer baseball team enjoyed a fine season with Tom Clark and Bob Winkels as Co-captains. Darwin Hillman was the only other senior letterman. There will be eight returning lettermen next year. At press time they had an overall record of five wins and one loss, with a 2 win-1 loss conference record. There were three conference games remaining with district play-offs to begin May 15. Tom Clark demonstrates to the lettermen D. Wicks, J. Wnuk, B. Winkels, J. Harms, J. Winkels, D. Hillman, P. Hanson, D. DeVos the correct method of bunting a ball. Jim Harms enjoyed the best pitching season of his career this season. Fourteen senior lettermen formed the nucleus of the track team. ROW 2: Coach Ostroot, K. Ochsendorf, S. Saltee, B. Braucher, J. Melrose, G. Mead, R. Beiningen, M. Thompson, T. Andert, R. Ohlsen, R. Tibbits, Coach Hagen. ROW 1: D. Haugen, D. Evjen, G. Panning, S. Bliss, R. Ohlenkamp, D. Hutch- craft, J. Miller, L. Bednar, R. Johnson, D. Bengtson. The Lancer trackmen competed in a very full schedule of meets, including two meets at the local track. This is the first season since 1958 that Canby has hosted a track meet. They started the home season off with victories over Dawson, Clark- field, and Granite Falls. Fourteen lettermen will graduate this year, with six returning next year. They include Tom Andert, Dale Hutchcraft. Roy Ohlenkamp, Jim Mel- rose, Scott Saltee. and Rich Ohlsen. The mile relay team, consisting of Jim Miller, Gordy Mead, Bob Braucher, Roy Ohlemkamp, Jim Melrose, and Mick Thompson, await the sound of the starting gun. New Track And Equipment Help Spark Trackmen Roland extends the baton to Mick as he takes off. 71 The Lettermen for Golf are: Lenny Erickson, Larry Grong, Tom Tange. Darwin Hillman, Warren Fritz, Jim Winkels, and Greg Larson. The golf Team is coached by Mr. Gingles. Lancer golfers compete with other golf teams in Canby’s dis- trict and participate in golf tournaments that take place in June. Stiff Winds And Stiff Competition Hamper Golfers Larry Grong demonstrates his professional swing. Tom Tange attempts to get out of a sand trap. JUDY ABEL BRADLEY ADKINS PAULETTE ANDERSON PAULINE ANDERSON JOHN ANTONY LINDA ANTONY LINDA BAKER ROALD BEININGEN SUE ANN BENSON WILLIAM BENSON 74 NANCY BICEK ROBERT BRAUCHER FLORENCE BRAUN AUGUST CARSTENS SANDRA CECH LINDA BROGAARD ALVIN CARR JUDITH CHAPLIN THOMAS CLARK JEANNE DENLESBECK JUDITH DENELSBECK 75 LYNETTE DEVORAK LARRY EISCHENS LYNDON ERICKSON PAUL EVANSON DALE FERGUSON LYNDON FITZPATRICK 'Every Yesterday A Dream Of Happiness; CONSTANCE FLISS STEVEN GRENGS LARRY GRONG 76 BRIAN GUST DAVID HACKER SUSAN HACKER KATHLEEN HALLAWAY ANNETTE HARDING BRENNAN HAYEK Every Tomorrow A Vision Of Hope” ROLAND JOHNSON DAVID HOSECK JAMES HOVLAND DONNA JANISZESKI BONITA JANSSEN EMIL KACK Long Awaited Graduation GALE KAMRATH 78 MARGIE KARSTENS DANA KELLY Day Approaches MICHAEL KELLY MICHAEL KING ROBERT LARSON KAYE KRAFT NORMAN LARSEN GERALD LINDBERG JANET LIVINGSTON 79 DIANE LOKKEN NANCY LUEDERS TERRY LUNDQUIST RANDY MAAS PATRICK McLAIN GORDON MEAD CLAYTON MELBY JAMES MILLER FRANK OCHOCKI CHARLENE OCHSENDORF TERESA ODENBRETT DENNIS OLSON RICHARD ORMSETH ViANN OUVERSON 81 KATHLEEN NELSON MARNELL PEDERSEN DONN PETERSON JAIMES PETERSON WILLIAM POHLEN ELROY QUENROE MARVIN RHODE STEVEN RUTH CAROL SALTEE DANIEL SCHALEK Seniors Chose Ice Blue And Silver As JAMES SCHILLING DANIEL SCHUTTLER DENNIS SHIPPY VICKI SIGURDSON ANTONY SIK LINDA SIK TERRY SINGSAAS NEIL SIVERSON JULIANA SNORTUM GEORGE SORENSON DIANE STEPHENSON BARBARA STREFF Class Colors; Silver Rose As Class Flower IRENE SUSSNER DANIEL SWANSON CAROL SWENSON THOMAS TANGE MICHAEL THOMPSON MARIA de LOS ANGELES VARGAS JIMENEZ BERNITA WIENEKE LINDA WILLGOHS JANICE WILLHITE KATHLEEN WINKELS ROBERT WINKELS Not Pictured: JAMES ME IS FRANCIS NUYTTEN JAMES YACKLEY CRAIG ZINTER 84 Miss Anders, Mr. Wilde, and Mr. Klaphake advised the seniors throughout the year. Class rings, '67 style, have an oval stone in a square setting. Quenroe Leads Class Of ’67 The Senior Class Officers are Nancy Atkins, Secretary; Lynette Devorak, Vice-President; Elroy Quenroe, President; Judy Abel, Treasurer; Clayton Melby, Student Council Representative; Vicki Sigurdson, Student Council Representative. Those students who have earned a minimum of 250 scholastic points throughout senior high school are designated as Honor Students. Worthy of this title are: ROW 2: C. Meiby, L. Devorak, S. Ruth, E. Quenroe, R. Winkels, G. Kamrath, N. Meinzer, J. Abel. ROW 1: S. Cech, D. Stephanson, K. Winkels, C. Saltee, V. Sigurdson, B. Wieneke. May 25, 1967, Will Be A Day Facing her graduation with mixed emotions, Maria clasps her diploma proudly. The last week at CHS for the Class of 1967 be- gan with Baccalaureate Services on Sunday evening. Pastor Swanson gave an inspiring speech entitled You Need More. When Commencement arrived on Thursday evening, many of the seniors had mixed emotions of sadness and joy. They marched in to the music of Pomp and Circumstance. Musical selections dur- ing the program included You'll Never Walk Alone by the choir and Chorale and Capricio by the band. Tom Clark gave the Senior Address and R. Galen Hanson, guest speaker, challenged the seniors in his address to them. Following the pre- sentation of the diplomas by Board of Education President, Mr. Bernard Madsen, the audience sang the Canby School Hymn. As the last strains of the recessional faded away, another class passed from the halls of CHS out into a new world. 86 The Junior Marshals, as chosen by the senior class of- ficers, escorted the seniors up the aisle for one last time. They are: Karen Beyer, Keith Anderson, Sharon Hayek, and Mark Henningsgaard. Long Remembered By The I I 8 Seniors C. Galen Hanson, guest speaker at Commence- ment, chose as his topic, ’’Renew Your High School Diploma.” A native of Benson, Minnesota, he is presently working on his Doctorate Degree. Tom Clark was selected by his fellow class- mates to give the Senior Address. His main thoughts were based on the lyrics of the song, Turn, Turn, Turn.” 87 Maria de los Angeles Vargas Jimenez, more com- monly known as Maria Vargas, was our American Field Ser- vice student from Costa Rica. She came to be loved by all stu - dents during her stay in Canby. Her bubbling personality charmed everyone who met her. During her stay here, she gave many talks on her coun- try's customs and showed slides of soccer games and bullfights . Knowing very little English when she first came, Maria learned quickly through the help of her friends and family. We, the Class of '67, salute our foreign friend and wish her the best of everything in the future. Costa Rican Student Joins Class Of ’67 Maria's hosts during her stay in Canby were Mr. and Mrs. Ray Kraft, Keith, Lyle, and Kaye. 88 Many juniors began to prepare for the future by taking the PSAT and National Merit Scholarship lest. ROW 4: J. Bruns, W. Allen, A. Dumke, T. Andert, K. Anderson, W. Fritz, N. Teigland, V. Bednarek, D. Antony. ROW 3: P. Fairchild, P. Antony, L. Bednar, D. Dybsetter, D. Frazeur, K. Benson, D. DeVos, S. Brogaard. ROW 2: K. Beyer, E. Esping, G. Eller, E. Burczak, S. Baer, M. Erp, J. Bakke, M. Anderson. ROW 1: J. Evjen, W. Benck, S. Eischens, L. Citrowske, R. Full, D. Anderson, S. Denelsbeck, D. Fry. Juniors Find This Year Busy, Yet Fun The Junior-Senior Prom highlights the year for juniors. ROW 4: M. Henningsgaard, G. Larson, J. Harms, D. Loken, D. Haas, S. Hansen, P. Hanson, D. Larson, G. Hegg. ROW 3: M. Jeremiason, R. Holmlund, J. Larson, G. Kamrath, J. Hoffman, D. Ilundt, S. Kveene. ROW 2: S. Kemrath, M. Jelen, M. Kahn, R. Goslar, L. Hoseck, L. Juranek, E. Hauger, P. Kallhoff, J. Gehrking. ROW 1: P. Lundquist, C. Kloos, C. Jacobson, G. Giese, K. Hacker, S. Keimig, B. Lenertz, M. Jahn. 90 The Junior Class Play involves most of the juniors. ROW 4: J. Winkels, L. Ufkin, L. Mortenson, D. Mortenson, R. Lindberg, J. Melrose. ROW 3: D. Madsen, R. Ohlsen, B. Melby, K. Osmond, R. Sillman, S. Modtland, R. Li pin ski. ROW 2: M. Nuytten, R. Ohlenkamp, E. Odenbrett, M. Pohlen, D. Nordseth, E. Nelson, A. Lofthus. ROW T. K. Ochsendorf, M. Olsen, M. Peterson, K. Rehn, L. Peterson, B. Melzer, P. Olson, L. Negaard. It is always hard to decide on class rings, but everyone likes them when they come. ROW 4: D. Tange, J. West, L. VonSpreecken, M. Smith, G. Theisen, R. Thomas, D. Steffen, D. Winter, K. Thovson. ROW 3: J. Traen, D. Sillman, A. Reiners, M. Reynolds, R. Tibbits, R. Yackley, C. Rangaard. ROW 2: M. Severson, F. Wallert, L. Swenson, T. Streff, M. Winkels, B. Thorpe, B. VanHyfte, S. Willgohs, C. Weber, ROW 1: S. VanMoorlehem, C. Willgohs, J. Speight, J. Swanson, E. Westphal, M. Thorson, D. Sillman, A. Stienessen, V. Vick. 91 Junior Class Officers, B. Melby, President; D. Nordseth, Student Council Representative; F. Wallert, Vice President; M. Thorson, Secretary; D. Frazeur, Treasurer; spend many hours planning their year's activities. Camera shy: S. Hayek, Student Council Representative. Sophomore Class Officers lead their class into Senior High. ROW 2: L. Dillon, Student Council Representative; D. Anderson, Secretary; A. Olsen, Student Council Representative. ROW 1: D. Thovson, President; C. Englund, Vice President; J. Thovson, Treasurer. Games become more exciting when fellow classmates play on the Varsity teams. ROW 4: K. DeVos, P. Groenhoff, D. Evjen, S. Grong, D. Hansen, D. Hardies, M. Chaplin, J. Cech, D. Bengtson. ROW 3: D. DeBlois, R. Citrowski, K. Beck, G. Carstens, D. Haas, R. Hemish, R. Beckaert, C. Englund, M. Bakken. ROW 2: B. Bliss, N. Denekamp, L. Hanzlik, B. Hacker, D. Burczek, K. Barck, J. Christianson, D. Baer, L. Anderson, C. Anderson, C. Gehrking. ROW 1: S. Benson, M. Gottskalkson, J. Baxter, A. Olsen, J. Hanson, D. Thovson, L. Dillon, K. Citrowske, S. Fitzpatrick, L. Antony, V. Gilbertson. 92 Sophomores become acquainted with Shakespeare by reading ’’Julius Caesar. ’’ ROW 4: D. Hjlem, D. Haugen, L. Heise, R. Regnier, G. Meis, A. Livermore, J. Lux, W. Otto, G. Mead, L. Risdahl. ROW 3: L. Loken, J. Hoffman, M. Mahlum, K. McMahon, D. Hutchcraft, L. Janiszeski, T. McLain, L. Mead, D. Hodapp, S. Kelly. ROW 2: L. Mosier, K. Kallhoff, C. Jelen, A. Melrose, L. Kloos, J. Kruger, K. Maertens, C. Malecek, J. Lacek, K. Hoffman. ROW 1: M. Jeppesen, S. Ingvalson, J. Meyen, D. Keimig, C. Meis, C. Lozenski, N. Kveene, M. Koenig, J. Hoffman. Sophomores Find Senior High Exciting Soc-hops add to the sophomores' social life. ROW 4: L. Yackley, R. Nevins, W. West, G. Pyle, G. Williams, J. Theisen, K. Ochsendorf, J. Panning, S. Saltee, L. Weber. ROW 3: H. Syltie, R. Schilling, D. Kern, G. Zinter, R. Citrowske, E. Springer, D. Wicks, J. Wnuk, D. DeBlois. ROW 2: M. Swenson, K. Schwartz, S. Regnier, M. Noyes, K. Schwartz, C. Schrunk, M. Ochocki, S. Storlien, D. Odenbrett, G. Persoon. ROW 1: B. Vick, D. Olson, D. Samuelson, D. Anderson, J. Thovson, D. Evjen, J. Olson, C. Ormseth, R. Nuytten, V. Reynolds. 93 Ninth graders gained many new classmates this year. ROW 4: P. Evjen, D. Evanson, G. Coequyt, G. Coil, T. Blanchette, J. DePestal, D. Eischcns, R. Denelsbeck, D. Bliss. ROW 3: D. Baxter ] Cornell S. Abel, K. Evjen, C. Frazeur, D. Full, J. DeVos, D. Beck, N. Allen. ROW 2: L. Boulton, P. Christie, K. Fairchild, J. Denekamp, L. Bach, B. Chappuis, K. Christianson, N. Denelsbeck, M. Bakken. ROW 1: D. Bursack, R. DeWit, L. Ferguson, C. Christianson, N. Anderson, D. Baer, L. Bockes, M. Devorak. I 50 Lively Freshmen The Halloween Dance is a focal point in the freshmen's year. ROW 4: K. Graner, G. Lokken, |. Larson P. Kelly, D. Kamrath, R. Kopperud, S. Kallhoff, R. Johnson, G. Lueders, L. Gehrking ROW 3 A J m-rath, J. Hanson, W. Kamrath, P. Gust, M. Keimig, R. Hovland, K. Kindleberger, C. Holmiund. ROW 2: J. Grengs, M. Giese, D. Hayek, L. Gustafson, P. Hacker, K. King, B. Lootens, M. Hennings- gaard, L. Larson. ROW 1: P. Kack, R. Hamann, P. Livermore, J. Grengs, Z. Goslar, K. Jesme. 94 As freshmen, they take many tests to guide them in choosing a future vocation. ROW 4: J. Malecek, M. Madoll, W. Lipinski, K. Rehn, L- Osmond, S. Melby, J. Mead, R. Pohlen, G. Potz. ROW 3: A. Peter- son, K. Ochsendorf, N. Olsen, J. McMahon, D. Nichols, G. Rangaard, D. Ricke, B. Peterson, D. Mead. ROW 2: J. Olson, P. Miller, B. Nelson, G. Peterson, D. Richter, R. Nuytten, A. Precht, P. Ruth, R. Pryzmus. ROW 1: K. Ouverson, G. Peterson, M. Nomeland, B. Nevins, P. Maertens, C. Marczak. Make For Largest Class Many freshmen look forward to getting a driving permit soon. ROW 4: G. Schuttler, L. Veverka, D. Theisen, R. Westphal, S. Thorson, W. Wambeke, J. Winkels, K. Singsaas, R. Snortum. ROW 3: L. Stokes, R. Voss, D. VonSpreecken, C. Willhite, P. Spittle, C. Swennes, J. Veverka, P. VanDeVeire, M. Waltz. ROW 2: P. Ufkin, T. Saum, B. Schwartz, I. Sik, J. Swanson, J. Willgohs, D. Schalek, S. Warwick, D. Thovson, J. Verhelst. ROW 1: J. VanMoorlehem, M. Sillman, E. VanHyfte, K. Swenson, P. Simmons, B. Saltee, M. Traen, R. Wieneke, L. VanMoorlehem. 95 Curriculum for eighth graders now includes General Science. ROW 4: C. Baker, G. Carlson, R. Coil, D. Hacker, G. Hulzebos, M. Andert, S. Hardies, S. Anderson. ROW 3: K. Dybsetter, J. Donaldson, S. Bicek, J. Christianson, B. Braucher, J. Benson, L. Goslar, L. DeBettinges. ROW 2: S. Haas, A. Eiiers, D. Carrette, D. Anderson, S. Barck, R. Anderson, D. Bicek, K. DeBlois. ROW 1: K. Fritz, J. Cornell, H. Gehrking, M. DeVos, N. Erp, L. Anderson. Eighth Graders Take A More Active After one year of experience, eighth graders feel more at home in Junior High. ROW 4: D. Bresser, M. Evjen, J. Jahn, S. Hanson, D. Hentges, M. Holmlund. ROW 3: W. Jacobson, J. Kveene, S. Johnson, J. Donaldson, R. Kelly, T. Hodapp. ROW 2: V. Husby, D. Hjlem, P. Richardson, C. Hendrickson, R. Lindberg, C. Larson. ROW 1: M. Schrunk, L. Larson, G. Mahlum, A. Murken, J. Hanson, J. Leese. Eighth graders put forth a final effort this year to win the National Spelling Contest. ROW 5: J. Negaard, L. Noyes, S. Vernlund, P. Larson, M. Schwartz, S. Streff, K. Kopperud, G. Peterson, R. Rhea, C. Melby, R. Gudmundson, D. Odenbrett. ROW 4: B. Singsaas, J. Lakness, D. Johnson, D. Lueders, I. Anderson, D. Tange, A. Vernlund, M. Ochsendorf, J. Meyen, S. Lokken. ROW 3: B. Rhode, C. Zanke, S. Plageman, N. Voigt, R. Rousseau, B. Loeschke, B. Schalek, M. Persoon, P. Willhite, M. Nomeland. ROW 2: R. janiszeski, L. Benzs, D. West, L. Wiest, K. Lenertz, D. Lipinski, D. Shippy, G. Willgohs. ROW 1: S. Gilbertson, R. Malecek, J. Hundt, R. Full, W. Pederson, R. Pryzmus. Interest In Junior High Activities Serving the 9th Grade this year are: S. Melby, President; B. Snortum, Treasurer; P. Ruth, Vice-President; N. Olsen, Student Council Representative; B. Nelson, Secretary. Heading the 8th Grade are: D. Lueders, Student Council Repres- entative; J. Jahn, President; G. Mahlum, Vice-President; J. Chris- tianson, Secretary; C. Hendrickson, Treasurer. Leading the 7th Grade are: K. Quenroe, Secre- Seventh graders discover the fun of belonging to organizations. ROW 4: M. Coequyt, E. Anderson, S. Benson, L. Bednarek, W. Giese, G. Denelsbeck, E. Anderson, R. Denekamp. ROW 3: J. Bekaert, G. Hulzebos, B. Hacker, S. Flieder, B. Goslar, M. Burczek, I. Fontane, B. Adkins, S. Full. ROW 2: D. Gulden, D. DeVos, D. Dovre, J. Evanson, S. Eilers, R. Deslauriers, R. Fairchild, N. Christianson, S. Voss, D. Bursack. ROW 1: D. Bursack, M. Baer, C. Hamann, L. Frazeur, S. Haas, L. Fales, D. Beecher, E. Atkins, B. DeVos, B. Englund, D. Giese. Changing classes and many new teachers confront seventh graders. ROW 4: M. Husby, J. Hendrickson, R. Hansen, J. Hoseck, D. Monke, J. Mead, J. Hindbjorgen, B. Hoseck, R. Kamrath, G. Ruigh. ROW 3: D. Koenig, L. Malecek, G. Jesme, W. Loken, D. Maertens, K. Nelson, L. Jeremiason, D. Jacobson, D. Hundt. ROW 2: D. Isfeld, R. Hodapp, M. Meade, M. Lauck, C. Hillman, K. Hansen, J. Meyen, S. Hendrickson, L. Lokken. ROW 1: E. Lenertz, P. Lozenski, J. Johnson, D. Hergenroder, C. Iverson, B. Moen, D. Kannianinen, K. Kruger. 98 Seventh grade provides many new experiences. ROW 4: L. Ochsendorf, C. Thompson, D. Tesch, S. Snortum, D. Zillhart, K. Teigland, C. Mortenson, J. Hentges, A. Olson. ROW 3: iM. Streff, R. Waltz, D. VanMoorlehem, G. Peterson, G. Willhite, M. Weber, D. Regnier, L. VanDeVeire, B. Ochsendorf. ROW 2: M. Peterson, C. Pridal, K. Thompson, K. Quenroe, K. Simmons, S. Nordseth, D. Nelson, J. Panning, S. Odenbrett, C. Swennes. ROW 1: M. Zanke, J. Ormseth, D. Willgohs, L. Walburg, S. Thovson, K. Wolff, K. Ruth, K. Sillman. Seventh Graders Flex Their Jr. High Muscles Jr. High Student Council organizes affairs for their classes. ROW 3: J. Jahn, D. Lueders, R. Snortum, S. Melby, N. Olsen. ROW 2: B. Nelson, K. Quenroe, C. Hendrickson, J. Christianson, G. Mahlum. ROW 1: B. Englund, M. Husby, J. Hendrickson, D. Gulden, P. Ruth. 99 Senior Index Abel, Judy: 26,34,46,52,74,85,86. Adkins, Brad: 42,74. Anderson, Paulette: 46,74. Anderson Pauline: 46,74. Antony, John: 42,74. Antony, Linda: 74. Armitage, Colleen: 34,51,74. Atkins, Nancy: 14,16,17,19,31,33,34, 40,46,48,53,54,57,74,85. Baker, Linda: 31,33,40,46,74. Be iningen, Ronald: 65,71,74. Benson, Sue Ann: 74. Benson, William: 51,74. Bicek, Nancy: 31,46,51,75. Bliss, Steve: 65,68,71,75. Braucher, Bob: 42,54,58,65,66,68,71, 75. Braun, Florence: 75. Brogaard, Linda: 14,16,17,18,19,50, 75. Carr, Alvin: 42,75. Carstens, August: 42,75. Cech, Sandi: 32,35,46,52,53,75,86. Chaplin, Judy: 33,35,38,41,46,75. Clark, Tom: 31,51,54,58,62,63,68, 70,75,87. Denelsbeck, Jeanne: 22,23,33,46,51, 53,75. Denelsbeck, Judy: 34,51,52,75. Devorak, Lynette: 31,46,76,85,86. Eischens, Larry: 42,76. Erickson, Lenny: 34,68,72,76. Evanson, Paul: 24,35,40,76. Ferguson, Dale: 58,64,68,70,76. Fitzpatrick, Lyndon: 27,40,42,51,76. Fliss, Connie: 27,32,40,45,76. Grengs, Steve: 51,76. Grong, Larry: 26,34,72,77. Gust, Brian: 41,61,65,66,77. Hacker, Dave: 34,40,42,58,65,66,68, 77. Hacker, Sue: 32,46,77. Hallaway, Kathy: 33,46,51,77. Harding, Annette: 31,35,38,46,77. Hayek, Brennan: 25,42,61,65,68,77. Hendrickson, Lyle: 42,77. Hersom, JoAnn: 32,46,77. Hillman, Darwin: 19,58,62,63,68,70, 72,77. Hillman, Donlon: 42,51,61,68,78. Hodapp, Donna: 78. Hoseck, David: 42,51,78. Hovland, Jim: 42,61,68,78. Janiszeski, Donna: 33,46,53,78. Janssen, Bonnie: 33,35,46,78. Johnson, Roland: 35,62,63,71,78. Kack, Emil: 42,78. Kamrath, Gale: 32,46,78,86. Karstens, Margie: 51,79. Kelly, Dan: 24,27,40,41,58,68,79. Kelly, Mike: 79. King, Mike: 42,79. Kraft, Kaye: 15,17,19,20,33,34,46, 48,53,57,79,88. Larsen, Norman: 24,27,40,42,44,79. Larson, Bob: 79. Lindberg, Gerry: 42,79. Livingston, Jan: 31,33,34,46,53,79. Lokken, Diane: 27,33,40,46,80. Lueders, Nancy: 80. Lundquist, Terry: 40,51,80. 100 Maas, Randy: 27,40,42,53,80. McLain, Pat: 42,44,80. Mead, Gordie: 12,42,51,58,62,63,68, 71.80. Mead, Rosemary: 80. Meis, Jim: 58. Meinzer, Nancy: 25,31,35,38,40,41, 46.54.80.86. Melby, Clayton: 17,18,27,31,41,42, 44.52.54.80.85.86. Melby, Mark: 40,42,80. Melrose, Lori: 14,17,19,20,26,33, 40.46.48.80. Miller, Jim: 42,44,45,61,68,69,71, 80. Mueller, Lonnie: 41,81. Nelson, Darla: 33,34,41,46,81. Nelson, Kathy: 34,81. Nuytten, Francis: 42,58,65,66,81. Ochocki, Frank: 42,58,81. Ochsendorf, Char: 35,38,46,81. Odenbrett, Teresa: 46,50,81. Olson, Dennis: 27,40,41,81. Ormseth, Dick: 53,68,81. Ouverson, ViAnn: 81. Ouverson, Wayne: 42,51,81. Panning, Gene: 58,68,71,81. Pedersen, Marnell: 40,50,51,82. Peterson, Donn: 19,42,44,45,54,58, 62,63,68,69,82. Peterson, Jim: 51,82. Pohlen, Bill: 82. Quenroe, Elroy: 20,23,24,25,31,34, 35,38,42,44,52,54,82,85,86. Rhode, Marvin: 42,82. Ruth, Steve: 23,31,34,82,86. Saltee, Carol: 30,35,46,82,86. Schalek, Dan: 22,23,42,44,58,65,66, 69,82. Schilling, Jim: 40,42,51,82. Schuttler, Dan: 82. Shippy, Dennis: 42,82. Sigurdson, Vicki: 15,17,19,25,27,31, 34.40.41.83.85.86. Sik, Tony: 42,83. Sik, Linda: 83. Singsaas, Terry: 83. Siverson, Neil: 27,40,41,42,83. Snortum, Juli: 31,33,34,46,48,54,83. Sorenson, George: 27,31,40,42,52, 83. Stephenson, Diane: 83,86. Streff, Barb: 50,51,83. Sussner, Irene: 46,83. Swanson, Dan: 18,27,31,34,35,40,41, 52,53,54,83. Swenson, Carol: 51,83. Tange, Tom: 23,35,38,72,84. Thompson, Mick: 23,42,58,62,63,84. Vargas, Maria: 14,17,19,40,46,48, 84,86,88. Wieneke, Bernita: 46,48,53,84,86. Willgohs, Linda: 39,46,48,57,84. Willhite, Janice: 50,84. WinkeIs, Kitty: 15,17,19,30,35,46, 48.84.86. Winkels, Bob: 19,26,58,62,63,68,84, 86. Yackley, Jim: 23,34,38,84. Zinter, Craig: 35,42,44,84. 101 o c ■Q T %