Canby High School - Lancer Yearbook (Canby, MN)

Text from Pages 1 - 112 of the 1972 volume:

To everything there is a season And a time to every purpose under heaven To .everything there is a season And a time to every purpose under heaven A time of love A time of hate • A .time of war A time of peace l time you may embrace A time to refrain from embracing 1 I To evfcrytiling there is a season And a time to every purpose under heaven A time to be born A time to die A time to plant A time to reap A time to kill A time to heal A time to laugh A time to weep To everything there is a season - - And a time to every purpose under heaVe? A time to gain •A time to lose time to rend A time to sew A time for love rA time for hate time for peace I swear its not too late A time to build up A time to break down A time to dance . A time to mourn r • A time to cast away stones A time to gather stones together the 1972 lancer canby high school canby, minnesota familiar faces student life fall winter spring editors: bev adkins karen quenroe advisor: mrs. janet fransen We, the Lancer editors, would like to dedicate this 1971-72 Lancer to Mrs. Lillian Monson. For many of us Mrs. Monson was our guiding light throughout our first six years of school. She was always there to help us, listen to us, and comfort us no matter what the problem. familiar faces BELOW; Mr. Saum, assistant principal, and Mr. Tobin, principal, handle problems at the high school while Mr. Ailts, RIGHT; coordinates the schools in Canby. BELOW; The School Board members are LEFT TO RIGHT, SEATED: J. Olson, B. Ailts, B. Madsen. STANDING: L. Kopperud, D.T. Nelson, H. Hillman, P. Ruth. each of these teachers had a part in molding our future LEFT; STANDING: Dennis Olin, Counselor. SITTING: J ames Klein, Counselor. ABOVE; STANDING: Curtis Hoyme, Social Studies. SITTING: Gary Hanna, Social Studies. LEFT: Richard Mittlestadt, Art; Mary Jo Chilton, Library, Audio Visual. BELOW: Audrey Busse, Special Education; Audrey Hindbjorgen, Reading. ABOVE: James Carter, Agriculture; Luther Severtson, Agriculture. RIGHT, STANDING: Myron Busse, Science; Robert Cully, Science. SITTING: Eugene VanOverbeke, Mathematics; James Wilde, Science. RIGHT: Duane Heck, Mathematics: Donald Leppke, Mathematics; Kenneth Raiber, Math- ematics-Aviation: Betty DeBlois, Mathematics- Geometry; Delores Arndt, Mathematics. ABOVE: Alfred Reesnes, Vocal Music; Earl Colgan, 1 double-dare ya Instrumental Music. 9 10 Say cheese.... smile pretty! ABOVE: Dorothy Zimmerman, Home Economics; Judith Henry, Home Economics. UPPER LEFT: David Juracek, English; Patricia Heck, English; Margaret Gehant, English. LEFT; Susan Peterson, English; Ronald Schultz, English; Lavonne Kelly, Speech- German. personnel: they lend us a helping hand RIGHT: The cooks that prepare and serve our meals are Mrs. Osmond, Mrs. Reynolds, and Mrs. Christianson. BELOW RIGHT: The aides that take care of the resource centers are ROW 1: Mrs. Streff, Mrs. Full, Mrs. Peterson, Mrs. Richardson, Mrs. Hoffhenke, Mrs. Peterson. ROW 2: Mrs. Swenson, Mrs. Bakke, Mrs. Kopperud, Mrs. Kockelman, Mrs. Voss, Mrs. Klein, Mrs. Burlingame. BELOW: Mr. Wilcox, Student Teacher Coordinator; Mrs. Oram, School Nurse. The bus drivers provide us with thrilling rides to and from school. 12 ABOVE: Mr. Hacker, Mr. Holmlund, Mr. Hanson, and Mr. Oehler keep our school clean. Missing is Mr. Winter. FAR LEFT: Mrs. Hacker provides the Phy. Ed. classes with clean towels. LEFT: Ruth Winkels irons out daily complications. ABOVE; The secretaries in the District Office are Mrs. Bredeson, Miss Koenig, and Miss Panka. 13 Laurits Hansen, our foreign exchange student from Denmark, has brightened our halls this year with his ever-present smile and friendly personality. After the little struggle I came here to Canby. The Americans were not too different from the Danes. The language was pretty hard in the beginning and I had big difficulties in following them when they started to talk fast or use all their slang. Really, cool, are you kidding, and that kind of expressions I had never heard before. I also found out that Americans mostly eat hamburgers, pizza, or jello, or drink Coke. The school here is much better than in Denmark. You have sports teams, cheerleaders, pepfests, choirs, bands, and more things that make the school much more personal and therefore much more fun. We never use yearbooks in Danish schools either. I really enjoy my stay here in Canby and everybody is always so kind to me. At last I will say many thanks to the kids and teachers in CHS and also to the rest of the community because they have made this great experience possible for me. Thank you. From the Dane in America, Laurits Hansen RIGHT: Laurits is showing his native flag to his American family, the Maas'. They are LEFT TO RIGHT, Laurits, Melanie, Louise, David, and Steve Maas. ROW Is Beverly Adkins Elroy Anderson ROW 2: Larry Anderson Irene Antony LouAnn Antony Emmy Lou Atkins ROW 3: Michael Baer Larry Bardahl ROW 4: Larry Bednarek Debra Beecher although uncertain of the future, we look ahead with bright hope Unwelcomed classes suddenly wished for. Teachers, gone as old friends. Longed for freedom somehow more frightening. Graduation. Linda ROW 1: Joyce Bekaert Gene Benson Steve Benson Darryl Bursack Duane Bursack ROW 2: Paul Christensen Nancy Christianson Renee Deslauriers Barbara DeVos Diane DeVos Marylynn Doom Diane Dovre ROW 3: Robert Drietz Sandy Eilers Barbara Eischens Brad Englund Jeanne Evanson ROW 4: Ruth Fairchild Linda Fales Shirley Flieder Inge Fontane 16 ROW 1: Linda Frazeur Suzanne Full Douglas Giese (not pictured) Barbara Goslar Mary Grengs Sheila Haas Sylvia Haas The Senior Class Officers are LEFT TO RIGHT, Joel Hendrickson, V. Pres.; invisible Cathy Weber, Sec.; George Peterson, Treas.; Mike Husby, Pres. ROW 2: Cathy Hamann Kathleen Hansen Laurits Hansen Rodney Hansen Joel Hendrickson Dale Henningsgaard ROW 3: Gerald Hentges Doris Hergenroder Connie Hillman Lynn Hoffman ROW 4: Nancy Hoffman Bradley Hoseck Joe Hoseck Brian Hough 18 ROW 1: Gloria Hulzebos Dale Hundt Michael Husby Debra Isfeld Corinne Iverson ROW 2: Daniel Jacobson Eileen J anssen Beverly Jelen Diane Jelen Lynn J eremiason Galen Jesme ROW 3: Janice Johnson Kristi Juranek Ronald Kack Randy Kamrath Judy Kloos 20 ROW 1: Karen Kruger Marcia Lauck Elizabeth Lenertz Monica Lipinski Wayne Loken ROW 2: Lujane Lokken Patricia Lozenski (not pictured) Dennis Maertens Jim McMahon Jeffery Mead ROW 3: Mary Mead Christine Meinzer Alan Merritt Jane Meyen Dean Monke Curtis Mortenson Debbie Nelson ROW 4: Lloyd Nord Sandra Nordseth Bruce Ochsendorf Loren Ochsendorf 22 ROW Is Mike Olsen Debbie Olson J ane Ormseth JoAnn Panning Susan Pesek Craig Petersen ROW 2: Marilyn Petersen George Peterson Donna Pohlen Cathy Pridal Karen Quenroe Leigh Ann Resvick ROW 3: Deborah Ricke Karen Ruth Steven Snortum Charles Stoks Cindy Swennes Kenneth Teigland ROW 4: Carol Theisen Susan Thielges Craig Thompson 24 ROW 2: Diane Willgohs Doug Waltz Cathy Weber Paul Westphal ROW 3: Karen Winegar Mary Zanke 26 el David Webber These hearts were woven of human joys and car Washed marvelously with sorrow, swift to mirt The years had given them kindness. Dawn was 1 '.And sunset, and the color of the earth. These had seen movement, and heard musicj ki Slumber and waking; loved; gone profoundly fi Felt the stir of wonder; sat alone; Touched flowers and furs and cheeks. I here arc waters blown by changing winds to lai And lit by the rich skies, all day. And after, Frost, with a gesture, stays the waves that dano And wandering loveliness. He leaves a white Unbroken glory, a gathered radiance, A width, a shining peace, under the height. Rupert Brooke . . - «si The Dead 11th Grade Officers: Pres. --Michele Maynard V. Pres. —Vicki Hayek Sec. - -Jennifer Olson Treas. —Pat Nelson juniors create memories of work, excitement, and fun. Jeff AUts Todd Alleckson Julie Anderson Lori Anshus Connie Antony Debbie Antony Lynettc Antony Lance Armitagc James Beiningen Nancy Bckaert Cheryl Bcngtson Mark Boulton Crcg Bruchhof Darlene Bursack Kevin Busse Christine Carlson Gary Chaplin Greg Chappuis Jay Christianson Judy Christianson Mike Cottingham Carol DePestcl Paula Dewit David Driessen Shannon Fitzpatrick Cindy Fliss Anna Grengs Roger Groenhoff Dwight Gustafson Danny Hacker Loren Hacker Steven Hanson David Haugen Vicki Hayek Jerris Heckler Richard Hentges Connie Hersom Douglas Hoffman Marilyn Hoffman Mary Hoffman James Houtman Mark Hruby Karen Jacobson Janet Jelen Greg Jcppeson Anthony Kallhoff Mark Kallhoff Lynell Kem Julie Kindclbcrger Edward Kloos Pull it Mark.... Lance, can you swim? Debbie Larson Roger Lipinski Marcia Lokken Bobby Lozcnski Harlan Lueders Steven Maas Mariam Madsen Jancl Mamer Michele Maynard James McLain Donna McMahon Barbara Mead Pamela Melby Douglas Merritt Lyndon Moravetz Colin Mosier Lucretia Myers Pamela Nelson Patricia Nelson Michael Nichols Marlys Nomeland Carol Nosbush Robert Noyes Judy Oellien Jan Olsen Jean Olson Jennifer Olson Randy Olson Richard Olson J udy Ormseth Michael Osmond Diane Peterson Jon Peterson Ralph Peterson Kay Qually Karen Rader Darrell Regnier Debbie Reynolds Bruce Saum Bruce Stengel David Stoks Shelia Stone Douglas Swenson Mark Syltie Veld a Syltie Vicki Thccdc Alan Thiclges Debra Thielges Rebecca Thompson Ann Thorson Mark Thovson Susan Thovson Michael Traen Gary VanHyfte Mark Verhelst Patti Verhelst Julio Vorsohold Gale VonSpreecken Sheila Webber Roger Weber Lorie Westphal JoDeen Wicks Allan Winter Rickey Winter 10th Grade Officers: Pres. —Pat Full V. Pres. —Alan Saltee Sec. - -Karen Ellison Treas.—Terry Tobin sophomores obtain the privileges of senior high Steve Anseeuw Vicki Adkins Phlayne Ailts Larry Anderson Linda Anderson Diane Anthony Shirley Anthony Marian Bach Jane Bakken Karin Benson Jeanie Benz Scott Brede son Rhonda Brogaard Sharlenn Bruns Sharon Budahl Debra Bun-ell Lowell Christianson Linda Christianson Shirley Christie Rebecca Citrowskie Steve Citrowske Yvonne Citrowske DeLon Clarksean Myron Dcslauriers Delores DeVlaeminck Gregory DcVos Kevin Doom Carol Dovre JoAnn Eischens Maureen Eischens Karen Ellison Barbara Ellison Kathy Erp Luanne Esping Mark Evjen Lowell Fales Darlyce Fox Gregory Fox Marchita Friis Patricia Full Chris Gaard Greg Gomez Daniel Grengs Michael Grengs Wanda Haas Donna Hacker Alan Hansen Darcy Hansen Douglas Hansen Stephen Hansen Kathy Hanson Carol Handies Jay Heckler Alice Hcnningsgaard Danny Hergenroder Sharon Hodapp Eugene Hoffman Shirley Hoffman Laurie Holmlund Linda Holmlund Greg Hruby Larry Hulzcbos Holly Jahn Robert Jelen Paulette Jcsme Mike Johnson Scott Johnson Todd Johnson Charlotte Kack Randy Kack Sheryl Kahn William Kallhoff Sheryl Kamrath Sheryl Kannegieter Mark Kloos John Kock Patty Kockelman Jane Kraft Andy Kreuzer Elaine Lantgen Becky Lindberg Debbie Lipinski Darlene Lundquist Lora Maertens Dawn Mahium Michael McLain Richard Mead Sue Melby Kathleen Myer Greg Miller Michael Miller Laurie Millhouse Duane Monke Rodney Mueller Ruth Myers Paula Nelson Deanna Nordseth Michael Nosbush Randy Novak William Odenbrett Paula Olson Sue Oram Gwen Ouverson Jim Paulsen Glenyce Peterson Ben Pohlen Arthur Rader Steven Rader Vicki Richardson Thomas Ries Charles Rogers Roger Roles Alan Saltee Steven Schanning Pamela Schmitt Marvin Sik Mary Kae Smith Diane Stienessen Kim Sutcr Cheri Swenncs Joyce Theisen Robert Thielgcs Cathy Tobin Rodney VanDeViire Mark Victor Michael Victor Jayne Voss Two? Two?? Terry, how??? Dwayne Waltz Victoria Webber Joni Wiest Gene Yackley Donna and Darlyce type up a storm freshmen: the big wheels of the junior high LEFT; LEFT TO RIGHT, ROW 1: Leroy Full, Phillip Qualley, Dale Larson, Kevin Sreff. ROW 2: Gail Jerimiason, Lorene Antony, Becky Thovson, Carol Huber, Judy Olson. ROW 3: Marsha Nomeland, Judy Full, Nancy Lcese, Barb Wernisch, Theresa Thielges, Sharon Weber, Arlene Jelen. ROW 4: Roger Olson, Duane Odenbrett, Gene Kelly, Mike Colgan, Mark Houge, Steven Mamer. ROW 5: Mary Haas, Phyllis Sillhart, Connie Van Watermeulen, Peg Nelson, Diane Kamrath, Riva Houtman, Theresa Deslauriers, Nancy Hanson, Debbie Nelson. ROW 6: Jeff Peterson, Gerald Kubazeski, Steve Driessen, Randy Kloos, Brad Johnson, Ronnie Singsaas. ABOVE; LEFT TO RIGHT: ROW 1: Gary Jelen, Gary Dybsetter, Bradley Olson, David Grabow, Darrell Waltz, Mark Ellison. ROW 2: Veronica Waltz, Nancy Drietz, Lori Johnson, Ann Peterson. ROW 3: Susan Livingston, Kimberly Burrell, Jeanie Alleckson, Sonja Knutson, Lorraine Kem, Loretta Hansen, Vickie Olson. ROW 4: Scott Nothem, Bobby Merritt, Tom Jelen, Harvey Melrose, Roger Brogaard, Todd Bredeson. ROW 5: Shanda Helmke, Anita Swenson, Jan Rhea, Wendy Jacobson, Sherry Jesme, Julie Victor, Donna Citrowske, Louella Grengs. ROW 6: Billy Driessen, JonGorder, Jerry Pridal, Randy Esping, Larry DeVos, Douglas Stoks Tom swings into action! 32 Here she is....Miss America?! BELOW; LEFT TO RIGHT, ROW Is Allan Mamer, Jerry Grengs, David Reckoff, Mark Roles, Danny Verschelde. ROW 2: Debbie Cole, Sondra Stengel, Brenda Wilde, Margaret Melby, Judy Hoffman, ROW 3: Debbie Schmitt, Cindy Snyder, Brenda Jelen, Denise Ricke, Donna Simonson, Julie Beutow. ROW 4: Kevin Kack, Lowell Hubbs, Rick Kack, Gary Lesewski, Tom Verhelst, Mike Beecher. ROW 5: Laurie Medhaug, Rita Houtman, Bonnie Madsen, Joyce Jesme, Teresa Lenertz, Sandy Stone, Cindy Eischens. ROW 6: Danny Mamer, Stanley Knutson, Pat Saum, Bob Verhelst, Terry McMahon, Randy DeVos, Jeff Dreihorst. BELOW; LEFT TO RIGHT, ROW 1: Lowell Bliss, Chris Syltie, Tom Kreuzer, Larry Duis. ROW 2: Cindy Miller, Sheila Hruby, Cindy Hanson, Mona Winkels, Jeanine Full. ROW 3: Beverly Hoseck, Drena McIntyre, Nancy Negaard, Brenda Thompson, Brenda Jerzak, Lori Hanson, Jeanine Peterson. ROW 4: Richard Esping, Kevin Ochocki, Loren Lauck, Tom Tobin, Jeff Storlien. ROW 5: Angie Carlson, Mary Nichols, Kathy Shrunk, Connie Smith, Darlene Peterson, Wendy Hacker. ROW 6: Tim Blue, John Noyes, Richard Rader, Pat Bostic, Roger Olson, Doug Baer. Kristin and Sandra are really digging in. eighth graders became accustomed to the routine at high school BELOW; LEFT TO RIGHT, ROW 1: Carla Schlecht, Julie Kallhoff, Debbie Veverka, Phyllis Ouverson. ROW 2: Rebecca Winegar, Brenda Christianson, Ann Englund, Mary Gorder, Twyla Kindelberger. ROW 3: David Tol, Michael Anthony, Bobby Erickson, Charles Hoffman, J ohn Gottskalkson, Tom Schuttler. ROW 4: Bemie Burczek, David Snortum, Bob Oram, Alan Maertens, Neil Houtkooper. ABOVE; LEFT TO RIGHT, ROW 1: Joan Antony, Linda Citrowske, LeAnn Hendrickson, Cindy Benz. ROW 2: Andrea Frazeur, Shirley Ohlenkamp, Debbie Nothem, Linda Dovre, Diane Regnier. ROW 3: James Stoks, Timothy Roles, Douglas Jefrzak, Craig Deslauriers, Steven Hemish. ROW 4: Wayne Hoseck, Randal Lipinski, Bryan Bruchhof, Bill Thovson, Bryce Loeschke. ABOVE; LEFT TO RIGHT, ROW 1: Mary Larson, Rita Hauger, Linore Beck, Deanne Behnke. ROW 2: Mark Hardies, Dudley Hansen, Carolyn Peterson, Bonnie Johnson, Michelle Snyder. ROW 3: Robert Anseew, John Myers, Stanley Citrowske, Dean Peterson. ROW 4: Milo Hovland, Richard Moen, Terry Schwartz, Richard Langten, Jon Gustafson. 34 BELOW; LEFT TO RIGHT, ROW 1: Kathy Suter, Pamela Speight, LaVonne Bengston, Mary Beth Kallhoff. ROW 2: Sandra Kraft, Debbyjelen, Marilyn Weber, Mary Miller, Richard Pesek, Larry Bakken. ROW 3: Scott Simonson, Randy Citrowske, Larry Harms, David Hubbs, Patrick Grabow. ROW 4: Todd Hanson, Bob DeBlois, Loran Haas, Michael Citterman, Brett Nelson. ABOVE; LEFT TO RIGHT, ROW 1: Judy Brogaard, Judy Esping, Betty Full, Melanie Maas. ROW 2: Kathleen Resvick, Peggy VanMoorlehem, Sherri Shultz, Kristin Ostroot, Lori West, Avis Benz. ROW 3: Kenneth Kack, Kent Gomez, Paul Olson, Jim Thovson, Dean Mahlum, Neil Willgohs. ROW 4: Klay Carlson, Dancy Schlecht, David Hodapp, Michael Kloos, Marvin Hoffman, Kevin Evjen, Bill Antony. BELOW; LEFT TO RIGHT, ROW 1: Kathy Eischens, Ann DeWit, Jane Antony, Lauri Hentges. ROW 2: Wendy Hanson, Stacey Reynolds, Carla Brogaard, Alan Full, Tom Noyes. ROW 3: Bruce Kack, Bruce Loken, Lyle Fales, Jeff Christianson, Richard Mortenson. ROW 4: Douglas Teigland, James Radar, Terry Bemdt, Douglas Janiszeski, Bruce Lesewski. seventh graders: begin at the bottom of the ladder RIGHT; LEFT TO RIGHT, ROW 1: Susan J acobson, Jayne Deslauriers, Diane Ferguson, Renee Nemitz, Loma Melby. ROW 2: Kathy Johnson, Rebecca Syltie, Cynthia Felton, Kim DeBlois, Sharon Swenson. ROW 3: Pat Nosbush, Nathan Oellien. Greg Hemish, Jeff Merritt, David Meyer. ROW 4: Ronald Eischens, Tim DeVos, Kenneth Hennen. ABOVE; LEFT TO RIGHT, ROW 1: Loretta Carlson, Laurie Anseeuw, Nancy Bursack, Bonnie Kamrath, Gwendolyn Hayek. ROW 2: Michael Anhalt, Terri Johnson, Dori Fliss, Cindy Prusa, Sharon Pridal, Randy Denelsbeck. ROW 3: Leon VanDerostyne, Steve Olson, Brian Webber, Michael Bertamus, Steve Rotenberger. ROW 4: Kerwin Armitage, Scott Gilbertson, David Cook, James Mamer, Robert Synovec, Kirby Schlecht, James Mathews. ABOVE LEFT; LEFT TO RIGHT, ROW 1: Kris Ellison, Peggy Hansen, Jane Hundt, Pam Melcher. ROW 2: Lloyd Schrunk, Steven Schmidt, Jerome Hundt, Betsy Melby, Patricia Eischens, Judy Olson. ROW 3: Roger DeVos, Loren Fales, Eric Houge, Stan Isfeld, David Esping. 36 ABOVE; LEFT TO RIGHT, ROW 1: Shelley Rousseau, Linda Benz, Bonnie Heise, Rhonda Citrowske, Denise Hergenroder. ROW2: Carol Boulton, Jackie Lay, Jolyn Lacek, Debra Colgan, Heidi Roe. ROW 3: Thomas Aune, Lonnie Hildahl, Larry Theede, Tommy Victor, Daniel Roles. ROW 4: Scott Paulsen, Allen Hansen, Michael Lueders, Garry Kontz. RIGHT; LEFT TO RIGHT, ROW 1: Darlene Hancock, Ann Dero, Nancy Jelen. ROW 2: Daryl Prellwitz, Karen Pohlen, Gerald Baer, David Prellwitz. LEFT; LEFT TO RIGHT, ROW 1: Lorraine Christie, Janet McMahon, Cathy Lesewski, Barbara Schumacher, Kathy Hofhenke. ROW 2: Dawn Schultz, Susan Hoffman, Lori Bekaert, Gayle Benson, Joel Mead, Tim Hanson. ROW 3: Dean Shippy, Scott Driehorst, Billy Kack, Bobby Johnson, Scott Bliss. ROW 4: Michael Severson, Dean Olson, Darrin Hatletvedt, Clark Van Watermeulen, Brad Van DeVeire, Jeff Berger. BELOW; LEFT TO RIGHT, ROW 1: Brenda Thomas, Judy Verschelde, Nona Budahl, Lois Rehn, Linda Burczek. ROW 2: Dany Weber, Danny Abner, Jon Cech, Richard Olsen, Lori Giese, Sonja Reesnes, Nancy Knutson. ROW 3: Brad Wilde, Greg Antony, Robert Citrowske, Ricky Jesme, Dennis Peterson, ROW 4: Jimmy Iversen, Brenda Kubiszewski, Joleen Frederickson, Byron Gerdes. 37 student life student council pioneers the new volunteer idea. There are obviously two educations. One should teach us how to make a living and the other how to live. Junior High Student Council members are LEFT TO RIGHT, ROW 1: T. Kindelberger, S. Reesnes, S. Jesme, S. Pridal. ROW 2: A. Swenson, J, Rhea, W. Jacobson, L. Melby, L. Dovre. ROW 3: M. Hovland, P. Olson, P. Saum, T. McMahon, N. Willgohs. The Senior High Student Council was reorganized this year so that membership was voluntary rather than by election. This situation works out really well because we enjoy being involved and con- cerned with it. Our main project was revising the Homecoming procedure and it was fun trying to think up new ideas. Money-making is always a problem. It's awfully hard to sponsor dances without money but we did try hard to get enough money together so that we could have most of our scheduled dances. Student Council is pretty special to us because it's really our only voice in school matters. The Senior High Student Council officers are LEFT TO RIGHT: Ruth Fairchild, Sec.; Mr. Klein, Advisor; Mike Husby, Pres.; Karen Quenroe, V. Pres.; Larry Baidahl, Treas. LEFT, Senior High Student Council members are LEFT TO RIGHT, ROW 1: B. Adkins, C. Hillman, K. Winegar, C. Pridal, D. Ricke, J. Kloos, L. Resvick, K. Meinzer, P. Nelson, L. Myers, P. Verhelst. ROW 2: K. Quenroe, M, Lauck, R. Fairchild, L. Doom, E. Atkins, S. Nordseth, J. Ormseth, P. Nelson, K. Ellison, P. Full, V. Syltie. ROW 3: K. Hansen, K. Qualley, D. Olson, E. Janssen, J. Ormseth, D. Beecher, K. Hamann, C. Iverson, I. Fontane. ROW 4: C. Swennes, L. Hansen, R. Kamrath, G. Peterson, L. Bardahl, G. Benson, B. Englund, S. Thielges. anc it. ?ciate a IS. fhere i 208 rs to lestir ng tl ut I subjc spoi w tl rsaff n' f v o b t, ev talki — ABOVE; The Commentator typists are LEFT TO RIGHT, SEATED: Sue Full. STANDING: Jo Panning, Julie Knutson, Barb Goslar. Commentator Photographer, Larry Bardahl, KNEELING, is caught in the line of duty taking a picture of the Commentator reporters and cartoonists LEFT TO RIGHT, ROW 1: Jane Ormseth, Connie Hillman, Cindy Fliss, Sandie Nordseth. ROW 2: Leigh Resvick, Pat Nelson, finite BELOW LEFT: The Commentator advisor, Mr. Schultz, and editor, Inge Fontane, inspect their latest issue. BELOW: The special editors of the Commentator staff are LEFT TO RIGHT, SEATED: R. Fairchild, C. Iverson, K. Qualley. STANDING: S. Oram, S. Thielges, G. Gomez. Jaru ether, ne, two 11 rings. , whi sicians. n. The ti for dire make ui The rforman he en •. • lancer staff learns how to mix work with fun. It's been great for us putting this Lancer together-your Lancer. It's hard trying to squeeze a whole year between two covers but we hope this 1971-72 Lancer leaves you with great memories of CHS. Bev and Karen Advisor, Mrs. Fransen and Senior editors, Karen Quenroe and Bev Adkins, check out the picture schedule on another of those harried picture days. TOP RIGHT; Lancer Typing Staff members are LEFT TO RIGHT, ROW 1: Sue Full, Barb Goslar. ROW 2: Sue Theilges, Diane DeVos, Renee Deslauriers, Inge Fontane, Shirley Flieder. RIGHT; LEFT TO RIGHT, The Lancer photo- graphers and developers are SEATED: Karen Winegar, Cathy Pridal. STANDING: Todd Aleckson, Bruce Stengel, Larry Bardahl, Jane Ormseth, Greg Gomez. rush confusion indecision despair happiness fellowship SUCCESS 42 LEFT; The Lancer Identification Staff members are LEFT TO RIGHT, ROW Is D. Antony, D. Bursack, P. Nelson, J. Mamer, L. Antony, ROW 2: V. Syltie, L. Myers, B. Thompson, B. DeVos, S. Pesek, C. Fliss, J. Jelen, J. Anderson, J. Oellien. BELOW LEFT; J ane Ormseth, our business manager, and Larry Bardahl, the head of the photography staff, helped with the technical part of the Lancer. BELOW: Mariann Madsen and Michelle Maynard were the Jr. Editors, our hard-working little helpers. Our Lancer Business Staff includes, LEFT TO RIGHT, SEATED: J. Wicks, L. Anshus, E. Atkins, L. Fales, D. Willgohs. STANDING: J. Ormseth, D. Ricke, S. Nordseth, D. Jelen, L. Resvick, C. Iversen, C. Hillman, S. Thovson, R. Fairchild, G. Gomez. 43 chs bands just keep getting better and better The most delicate, the most sensible of all pleas- ures, consists in promoting the pleasure of others. Bruyere Mods 12 and 13 shall always remain near and dear to us Concert Band members as will familiar words like, All right, sit down and get ready to play Scale 5! and Your articulation is terrible, you can't stay together and you are out of tune. Other than that, I can't find anything wrong. We owe Mr. Colgan a lot though. He brought our bands out of a depression back to something that we can be proud of. And where would we be without A.R., our band-aid. Contest is always a busy time of the year and this year was no exception. It was worth all the long hours of practicing though to see that I rating on contest day. Concert Band officers are LEFT TO RIGHT: S. Nordseth, Sec.-Treas.; C. Weber, Pres.jL. Doom, V. Pres. Concert Band members are LEFT TO RIGHT, ROW 1: J. Wicks, C. Pridal, D. Larson, C. Hersom, P. Schmitt, P. Jesme. ROW 2: E. Atkins, C. Swennes, D. DeVos, L. Westphal, D. Thielges, S. Flieder, S. Nordseth. ROW 3: Mr. Colgan, M. Maynard, V. Hayek, C. Swennes, V. Syltie, S. Melby, N. Christianson, S. Webber, J. Olsen, K. Quenroe, H. Jahn. ROW 4: V. Theede, B. Adkins, S. Kahn, K. Hansen, L. Myers, M. Madsen, N. Hoffman, G. Yackley. ROW 5: C. Hamann, R. Weber, R. Peterson, L. Hacker, K. Jacobson, S. Thielees, J. Paulsen, C. Mosier, C. Weber. ittgY HIG1 BAI CANBY, 7th Grade Band members are, LEFT TO RIGHT, ROW 1: B. Melby, L. Rehn, S. Swenson, D. Schultz, K. Johnson, J. Olson, T. Johnson, J. Lacek, J. McMahon, D. Colgan, K. Ellison. ROW 2: K. Armitage, N. Bursack, G. Benson, B. Kamrath, S. Jacobson, J. Roe, J. Frederickson, N. Knutson, S. Reesnes, S. Pridal, L. Giese, B. Heise. ROW 3: R. Nemitz, L. Melby, L. Benz, E. Houge, T. Hanson, D. Peterson, G. Hemish, L. Schrunk, S. Isfeld, M. Severson, S. Rotenberger, B. Webber, C. VanWatermeulen, J. Cech. ROW 4: B. Synovec, D. Cook, S. Gilbertson, D. Olson, J. Iverson, J. Deslauriers, C. Felton. ROW 5: Mr. Goodyear, Student Director; S. Olson, S. Schmidt, Mr. Colgan, Director; L. Theede, R. Jesme. LEFT TO RIGHT, ROW 1: C. Fliss, J. Anderson, J. Olson, K. Qualley, J. Knutson, S. Pesek. ROW 2: P. Nelson, P. Nelson, E. Janssen, V. Adkins, L. Anshus, B. Thompson, M. Eischens, C. Hillman, V. Richardson, M. Grengs. ROW 3: P. Verhelst, L. Doom, D. Swenson, D. Ricke, J. Evanson, S. Oram, R. Olson, G. Benson, D. Clarksean. ROW 4: C. Iversen, M. Osmond, D. Reynolds, M. Syltie, S. Bredeson, J. Houtman, D. Jacobson, G. Peterson. ROW 5: D. Bursack, M. Verhelst, S. Snortum, A. Thorson, R. Myers, L. Armitage, P. Melby, D. Olson, T. Tobin. BELOW; LEFT TO RIGHT, ROW 1: M. Winkels, J. Jesme, L. Nelson, G. Peterson, S. Livingston, D. Nelson, N. Hanson. ROW 2: D. Burrell, P. Nelson, J. Wiest, J. Rhea, K. Ellison, K. Burrell. ROW 3: J. Alleckson, G. Jeremiason, S. Schanning, T. Blue, P. DeWit, L. Antony, P. Kockelman, G. Dybsetter, K. Streff, J. Full. ROW 4: A. Jelen, M. Melby, B. Thompson, L. Holmlund, D. Peterson, B. Erickson, L. Millhouse, K. Shrunk. ROW 5: D. Reckoff, M. Colgan, D. Hansen, S. Knutson, M. Houge, T. Theilges, J. Peterson. 8th Grade Band members are, LEFT TO RIGHT, ROW 1: B. Christianson, L. Hendrickson, D. Behnke, K. Ostroot, T. Driessen, L. Thielges, J. Kallhoff, A. Benz, S. Kraft. ROW 2: C. Lage, C. Benz, M. Maas, A. Englund, S. Schultz, D. Pearson, A. DeWit, D. Mahlum, J. Christianson, D. Verhelst, A. Regnier. ROW 3: W. Hansen, M. Miller, S. Reynolds, M. Snyder, B. Nelson, J. Traen, L. Kack, C. Deslauriers, D. Regnier, M. Hovland, K. Evjen, L. Hentges, K. Gomez, T. Noyes. ROW 4: N. Houtkooper, D. Snortum, B. Oram, J. Myers, M. Gorder, S. Hemish, D. Knutson. ROW 5: Mr. Goodyear, Student Director; J. Thovson, B. DeBlois, A. Frazeur, D. Hubbs, B. Thovson, Mr. Colgan, Director. Head Majorette for the Concert Band is Karen Jacobson. BELOW; LEFT TO RIGHT, ROW 1: S. Jesme, P. Nelson, L. Esping, M. Nichols, L. Holmlund, D. Simonson, T. Deslauriers, R. Houtman. ROW 2: L. Hansen, P. Ailts, S. Cole, D. Schmidt, M. Nomeland, R. Houtman, S. Hruby, D. Mahlum, P. Zillhart. ROW 3: G. Grengs, B. Madsen, J. Peterson, V. Weber, P. Full, W. Jacobeon, T. Bredeson, J. Gorder. ROW 4: M. Friis, S. Stone, L. Medhaug, N. Drietz, C. Snyder, C. Hansen, A. Carlson, D. McIntyre. ROW 5: L. Lauck, K. Hanson, M. Ellison, P. Qualley, B. Verhelst, C. Rogers, R. Esping, B. Thovson. Concert Choir members are BELOW; LEFT TO RIGHT, ROW 1: K. Winegar, L. Westphal, C. Pridal, S. Oram, V. Syltie, D. Dovre, M. Lokken, J, Olson, J. Knutson, K. Quenroe. ROW 2: D. McMahon, L. Lokken, K. Jacobson, B. Adkins, S. Pesek, R. Deslauriers, C. Dovre, P. Melby, M. Lauck, A. Thorson, C. Meinzer. ROW 3: M. Osmond, R. Peterson, B. Ochsendorf, S, Bredeson, E. Anderson, S. Maas, C. Mosier, M. Syltie, L. Hansen. ROW 4: G. Gomez, W. Loken, J. Paulsen, C. Thompson, D. Haugen, M. Kallhoff, R. Kamrath, T. Tobin, L. Anderson, L. Bardahl. new outfits accent the choirs great sound I 'f ?• y f t t i t '?■ ?• 'i J ■ i 44 i'-t-'V ‘ • -- hi % ry i « v vf JJ «I - • I i U f BELOW; LEFT TO RIGHT, ROW 1: V. Richardson, L. Holmlund, L. Holmlund, S. Haas, J. Olson, D. Antony, N. Christianson, R. Myers, L. Lenertz, C. Carlson, Mr. Reesnes. ROW 2: C. Hillman, P. Verhelst, I. Fontane, C. Iverson, D. Ricke, J. Kloos, L. Frazeur, D. Thielges, L. Fales. ROW 3: D. Clarksean, S. Snortum, G. Peterson, J. Panning, C. Hamann, L. Moravetz, R. Olson. ROW 4: J. Peterson, G. Benson, P. Christensen, J. Christianson, R. Weber, K. Teigland, K. Busse, L. Anderson. N. j - j- ?-■ r' LEFT; Lancer Choir members are LEFT TO RIGHT, ROW 1: Livingston, J. Benz, R. Houtman, C. Hardies, R. Houtman, D. Mahlun, L. Esping, V. Adkins, L. Hansen, W. Hacker, M. Esping, R. Olson, D. Baer, T. Deslauriers, S. Kannegieter, P. Kockelman, B. Wilde, L. Hanson, Mr. Reesnes. ROW 2: G. Peterson, S. Helmke, S. Cole, J. Voss, K. Meyer, C. Hanson, P. Zillhart, S. Bruns, S. Hoffman, D. Nordseth, T. Hohnson, T. Ries, D. Stienessen, P. Full, D. Nelson, W. Jacobson, V. Olson. ROW 3: L. Johnson, A. Swenson, D. Citrowski, S. Stengel, B. Madsen, C. Swennes, G. Jeremiason, T. Lenertz, J. Olson, N. Hanson, D. Kamrath, N. Negaard, S. Kamrath, S. Weber, E. Lantgen, L. Medhaug, R. Kack, L. Hubbs, G. Jelen, J. Gorder. ROW 4: J. Alleckson, J. Kraft, C. Kack, C. Huber, L. Anderson, S. Stone, C. Eischens, D. Hansen, M. Friis, S. Knutson, A. Mamer, M. Bach, R. Citrowski, S. Budahl, S. Christie, B. Olson, M. Deslauriers, R. Esping. 49 Our Concert Choir this year was really one of the best ever. Schubert's Mass in G, which we sang for the Christ- mas Concert and recorded, was definitely a challenge, but it was worth the pain when we finally gave oui concert. Even though our hope to tour Europe fell through, our annual choir trip to the Cities was still fun. Makes all those hours of sore feet and forgotten diets during the candy sales worth- while. RIGHT; Madrigals are LEFT TO RIGHT, ROW 1: J. Olsen, D. Dovre, C. Iversen, J. Olson. ROW 2: K. Quenroe, A. Thorson, K. Jacobson, L. Frazeur. ROW 3: R. Olson, K. Busse, S. Snortum, G. Peterson. ROW 4: C. Thompson, R. Kamrath, J. Peterson, C. Mosier. Choir Officers are Connie Hillman, Treas; Karen Quenroe, Pres; Mike Husby, V. Pres; and Corinne Iversen, Sec. ABOVE; Mr. Reesnes is proud of Corinne Iversen, 1971 All State Choir member. 50 Science Club Officers are LEFT TO RIGHT, ROW 1: Mr. Cully, Advisor, Randy Kamrath, Pres; Mr. Wilde, Advisor. ROW 2: Todd Alleckson, V. Pres; Larry Bardahl, Treas. ROW 3: JaneOrmseth, Sec. science club enjoys doing individual projects Science Club members are, LEFT TO RIGHT, ROW 1: C. Swennes, B. Kamrath, J. Alleckson, D. Citrowske, W. Jacobson, A. Swenson, B. Wilde, L. Nelson. ROW 2: Mr. Wilde, K. Hansen, L. Esping, J. Jelen, J. Anderson, K. Benson, M. Smith, B. Wemisch, S. Stengel. ROW 3: Mr. Cully, L. Hansen, L. Bardahl, R. Kamrath, J. Gorder, A. Saltee, G. Gomez, R. Fairchild, C. Hillman. ROW 4: S. Maas, M. Syltie, B. Stengel, T. Alleckson, G. Grengs, R. Esping, J. Ormseth, D. Olson. This year, Science Club members worked mainly on individual projects. Some of these projects dealt with movie-making and develop- ing, black-and-white photography, learning habits in animals, mitosis in onion root-tips, and other interesting scientific topics. Most Science Club members would say that Science Club was educational and an enjoyable experience. The Bausch Lomb Science Award was presented to Leigh Resvick by Mr. Wilde. 51 The Librarians were LEFT TO RIGHT, ROW 1: D. Nothem, A. DeWit, J. Hentges, B. Thomas, L. Rghn, K. DeBlois, L. Giese. ROW 2: K. Resvick, W. Hansen, C. Prusa, S. Rousseau, B. DeVos, N. Hoffman, D. Jelen, M. Lipinski, Miss Chilton. ROW 3: L. Antony, D. Willgohs, K. Benson, L. Fales, J. Kloos, J. Panning, S. Pesek, L. Resvick, R. Deslauriers. chs excells in numerous extra- curricular activities Now here's something you don't see everyday. Jay Christianson, Emmy Lou Atkins and Lynnie Doom working in the library?! ? 52 LEFT; The AFS club was just developed this year. Their main purpose is raising money for future AFS students. The members are LEFT TO RIGHT, ROW 1: P. Melby, V. Richardson, R. Myers, ROW 2: P. Nelson, L. Myers, Sec., N. Leese, C. Huber. ROW 3: K. Jacobson, C. Fliss, P. Nelson, P. Verhelst. ROW 4: V. Theede, Treas., D. Maas, Pres., L. Hansen. Far away there in the sunshine are my highest aspirations. I may not reach them, but I can look up and see their beauty, believe in them, and try to follow where they lead. Louise May Alcott ABOVE; Jennifer Olson, Judy Ormseth, Julie Kindleberger, and Ruth Fairchild, not pic- tured, placed in the District Declam Competition. Jennifer and Judy were alternates and Ruth and Julie placed first. Julie also got first in Region competition and made it into the semi-finals at State. Julie entered in the story- telling classification. Declam members were LEFT TO RIGHT, ROW 1: L. Medhaug, L. Fales, S. Helmke, D. Citrowski, A. Swenson, J. Kindelberger. ROW 2: Miss Kelly, D. McMahon, J. Heckler, J. Olson, J. Jelen, Mrs. Gehant. ROW 3: J. Ormseth, C. Hillman, J. Ormseth, J. Olson, M. Hoffman, C. Snyder, K. Qualley, D. Dovre, R. Fairchild. 53 BELOW; The members of the Sr. High FHA are, LEFT TO RIGHT, ROW Is B. Thompson, P. Nelson, J. Kraft, S. Kannegieter, G. Hulzebos, C. Nosbush, P. Verhelst, C. DePestel, L. Kern, D. Larson. ROW 2: V. Syltie, M. Nomeland, D. Bursack, D. Antony, L. Myers, R. Deslauriers, N. Hoffman, S. Stone, C.Hersom, J. Kindelberger, S. Bengtson, P. Nelson. ROW 3: Mrs. Zimmerman, C. Fliss, K. Jacobson, J. Mamer, M. Madsen, C. Kack, S. Hoffman, D. Fox, D. DeVlaeminck, S. Haas, J. Bekaert, J. Ormseth, J. Anderson. fha molds some pretty capable future homemakers A time to rend A time to sew ■i Sr. High FHA Officers are, LEFT TO RIGHT, STANDING: Karen Jacobson, Recreation leader; Renee Deslauriers, Parliamentarian; Darlene Bursack, Vice Pres-Elect; Nancy Hoffman, Pres.; Lynell Kern, Historian; Mrs. Zimmerman, Advisor. KNEELING: Joyce Bekaert, Reporter; Sylvia Haas, Secretary; Pat Verhelst, Student Council Rep.; Sue Pesek, Treasurer. ABOVE: Members of the J r. High FHA are LEFT TO RIGHT, ROW 1: L. Christie, D. Colgan, J. McMahon, K. Hofhenke. ROW 2: Miss Henry, M. Haas, J. Lacek, R. Nemitz, D. Fliss. ROW 3: P. VanMoorlehem, C. Petersen, K. Eischens, T. Kindelberger, M. Goider. ROW 4: P. Hansen, D. Hergenroder, S. Rousseau, B. Heise, K. Ellison. Our FHA Chapter started a new program this year called the Foster Grandparent Program. Each girl chose one or more Senior citizens and communi- cated with them. Our annual spaghetti supper is always a big event of the year as is our spring trip. LEFT: The CAFE organization (Canby Area Foods Establish- ment) was just developed from the Food Occupations class this year. It's members are LEFT TO RIGHT, ROW 1: D. Jacobson, Pres. ;J. Christianson, V. Pres.; B. DeVos, Sec-Treas. j R. Deslauriers, Reporter. ROW 2: C. Stoks, R. Rack, L. Fales, D. Willgohs, D. Hergenroder. ROW 3: Mrs. Zimmerman, C. Swennes, K. Hansen, K. Jouranek, K. Kruger, J. Johnson. ROW 4: L. Hoffman, D. Henningsgaard, J. Hoseck, D. Waltz, D. Bursack, A. Merritt, M. Baer. ROW 5: G. Jesme, K. Teigland, L. Anderson, G. Jeppeson, S. Fitzpatrick, R. Eischens, R. Drietz. ROW 1: S. Swenson, K. Jonnson, J. Olson, R. Syltie, S. Reesnes, S. Jacobson, N. Bursack, D. Ferguson, J. Deslauriers. ROW 2: P. Eischens, K. DeBlois, B. Thomas, B. Schumacher, P. Melcher, C. Lesewski, J. Frederickson, S. Hoffman. ROW 3: M. Maas, S. Reynolds, C. Boulton, M. Larsen, S. Kraft, P. Ouverson, K. Ostroot, L. Kern, N. Nomeland. ROW 4: S. Livingston, B. Madsen, L. Medhaug, T. Deslauriers, J. Beutow, L. Geise, N. Knutson, B.Jelen. ABOVE; Jr. High FHA Utncers are, LEFT TO RIGHT, Theresa Deslauriers, Vice-Pres.; Sandra Kraft, Recreation Leader; Miss Henry, Advisor; Susan Livingston, Treas.; Bonnie Madsen, Pres.; Melanie Maas, Sec.; Phyllis Ouverson, Historian- Parliamentarian. A time to build up A time to break down TOP; The Lettermen's Club officers are LEFT TO RIGHT; Gene Benson, Treas.; Brad Englund, Pres.; Steve Snortum, Sec.; Bruce Saum, V. Pres. TOP RIGHT; Lettermen's Club members are LEFT TO RIGHT, ROW 1: J. Christianson, S. Hanson, C. Thompson, M. Verhelst, D.Gustafson. ROW 2: G. Benson, B. Englund, J. Kockelman, J. Mead. ROW 3: D. Hoffman, J. Houtman, C. Peterson. ROW 4: H. Lueders, R, Olson. ROW 5: R. Olson. RIGHT; More Lettermen's Club members are LEFT TO RIGHT, ROW 1: T. Tobin, D. Hacker, C. Mosier, S. Bredeson, D. Maertens, L. Armitage, J. Peterson, G. Bruchoof. ROW 2: K. Busse, J. Hendrickson, D. Hansen, D. Monke, L. Hoffman. ROW 3: B. Saum, M. Osmond, A. Merritt, D. Swenson. ROW 4: M. Baer, G. Yackley. ROW 5: D. Merritt. pep club and gaa girls keep as active as chs lettermen BELOW: The Pep Club officers are LEFT TO RIGHT, Debbie Olson, V. Pres., Lynnie Doom, Pres., Emmy Lou Atkins, Treas., Sandie Nordseth, Historian, Pat Nelson, Sec. CHS girls are just as active in athletics as the guys. Pep Club bands us all together as ardent fans. We have a great time making signs and they really help to boost school spirit. Homecoming and the Athletic Banquet are big events for us. GAA and Track help to keep us physically fit too-which doesn't hurt any of us even though it gets to be rough sometimes. BELOW: Karen Jacobson, Cindy Fliss, and Cathy Hamann take a breather after waiting tables at the Athletic Banquet. FAR BELOW: Our cheerleaders decided to rem- inisce at one pepfest by digging back into cheer- leading history. Aren't they cute??! 57 our cheerleaders are the best around RIGHT: The Varsity Cheerleaders are LEFT TO RIGHT, ROW 1: D. Olson, D. Dovre. ROW 2: N. Christianson, S. Thovson, K. Ruth. ABOVE; The Jr. High Cheerleaders are LEFT TO RIGHT, ROW 1: S. Ohlenkamp, M. Miller. ROW 2: L. Dovre, M. Winkels. ROW 3: A. Englund. RIGHT; The Bomber Cheerleaders are TOP TO BOTTOM, A. Thorson, J. Wicks, V. Webber, L. Holmlund, D. Nelson, S. Jesme. LEFT: V. Olson. RIGHT; J. Victor. 58 Members of the Cross Country team are LEFT TO RIGHT, ROW 1: G. Benson, M. Cottingham, J. Heckler. ROW 2: A. Kruezer, L. Hoffman, A. Merritt. ROW 3: L. Giese, D. Giese, R. Olson. ROW 4: M. Verhelst, Coach Bredeson, R. Olson. the cross country lancers ran their feet off to bring home 3 trophies Richard Olson, Lyndon Guise, Jay Heckler, Lynn Hoffman, A1 Merritt, Randy Olson, and Gene Benson wait for the State meet to begin. Our Cross Country team excelled this year... brought home three trophies.... placed top six winners in Dawson meet.. .won 15-70... came out on top at Granite Falls meet... • Lancers filled top six places again.... placed U 6th at the SDSU meet at Brookings.... got first trophy at Canby Invitational twenty teams.... Bens placed in top ten runners... Traced 2nd in Pipestone Invitational...... can't win 'em all... .Lancers back on top... won Appelton meet.... time for another trophy.... placed 1st in the Little Sioux Conference.... placed 2nd in the Morris Invitational... .violation kept us from winning... .Lancer runner supposedly cut flag marker. .won District.......brought home our third trophy. •.. had five of first ten runners.... placed 2nd in Region... .ten teams......placed 19th in State.....seven runners.....after running over 220 miles.... ended season with six firsts... .three seconds.. and one sixth.... good job guys. 1! our football team started our sports season out with a bang Brad Englund makes a gainer against the Cardinals after shaking off a would-be tackier. Our football team gave us something to be proud of..•. largest number of guys to come out in years....beat Luveme Cardinlas 6-0.. first game of the season.....victory over Slayton Wildcats 8-6... .despite 113 yards in penalties.... defeated by Olivia Wildcats 14-12.... their 18th straight victory... beat them satistically.....victory is ours again... downed Granite Falls Kilowatts 16-0.... their Homecoming.........Jerry Kockelman chalks up 62 tackles in four games.... tied Clarkfield Cardinals 8-8.. .won statistically for 5th straight game....victorious over Ortonville Trojans 14-6... our Homecoming.. cold, wet weather.... lost to Madison Dragons 8-6.... our Defense is top in Conference... .beat Dawson Blackjacks 6-0.... our last home game. . .. .season sure goes fast.... lost our last game to Appleton Aces 14-6.... snow s hard to run on...... ended the season with a 5-3-1 record ... five wins.... three losses...and one tie.... not bad......not bad at all..... Brad Englund, Craig Thompsen, Mike Verhelst, and Jerry Kockelman made the All Conference Team. Brad, Jerry, and Bruce Saum, pictured above at the right, also made the WCCO Team of the Week. Doug Swenson just crossed the goal line for the first Canby T.D. against Granite Falls. Varsity Football Players are LEFT TO RIGHT, ROW 1: J. Houtman, M. Verhelst, C. Thompson, J. Kockelman, G. Bruchhof. ROW 2: Coach Dondelinger, K. Doom, B. Verhelst, L. Armitage, J. Christianson, P. Christiansen, J. Hendrickson. ROW 3: Coach Sillerud, D. Monke, D. Hoffman, L.Hacker, D. Swenson, J. Peterson, S. Hanson, L. Lauck. RIGHT: The Bomber football team is LEFT TO RIGHT, ROW 1: D. Monke, K. Busse, L. Hacker, S. Hanson, G. Hruby, S. Bredeson, D. Hansen, K. Doom. ROW 2: D. Larson, G. Jelen, J. Peterson, R. Esping, T. Bredeson, R. Singsas, G. Miller, B. Verhelst, J. Houtman. ROW 3: Coach Martinson, B. Johnson, L. Lauck, M. Roles, P. Qualley, Coach Heck. 64 ROW 1: B. Englund, J. Mead, S. Bredeson, B. Saum, D. Reckoff. ROW 2: G. Chappuis, G. Hruby, C. Mosier, D. Gustafson, D. Hacker, Coach Felton. ROW 3: D. Monke, J. Paulson, K Busse, M. Grengs, G. Miller, Coach Heck. Jeff Mead, Canby's leading ground gainer in the Canby-Madison game cuts to the right to evade a Dragon. LEFT; The Jr. High Football Team is LEFT TO RIGHT, ROW 1: M. Hovland, L. Harm, L. Theede, S. Isfeld. ROW 2: A. Hansen, N. Oellien, F. Full, D. Roles, J. Merritt, D. Peterson, T. Aune, T. Victor. ROW 3: D. Olson, T. DeVos, B.Kack, M. Bertamus, J. Mead, B. Miller, M. Lueders, M. Kloos. ROW 4: J. Mamer, R. Jesme, E.Houge, R. Synovec, R. DeVos, S. Rotenberger, J. Mead, G. Anthony, S. Gilbertson. ROW 5: T. Bemdt, J. Meyers, D. Snortum, P. Olson, B. Bruchhof, B. Kack, D. Hubbs, R. Moen, ROW 6: K. Armitage, R. Henningsgaard, J. Thovson, G. Kockelman, N. Houtkopper, M. Hardies, T. Roles, ROW 7: Coach O'Keefe, B. DeBlois, T. Hanson, R. Mortenson, B. Thovson, J. Christianson, B. Lesewski, Coach G ingles. 65 homecoming is BELOW; The Homecoming Royalty are LEFT TO RIGHT: ROW 1: Paul Christianson, Lisa MacDonald, LouAnn Antony, Karen Ruth, Queen Debbie Olson, Diane Dovre, Nancy Christianson. ROW 2: Brad England, Jeff Mead, Dale Henningsgaard, Lynnie Doom, Sue Full, Steve Snortum, Larry Bardahl, Mike Husby, Lynn Hoffman. The Homecoming Royalty anxiously await the big moment. one of those exciting times. The Homecoming procedures were new and different this year. This year, instead of the regular two marshalls, each of us chose our own escort. On the night of coronation, everyone was very nervous. The escorts, who were supposed to calm us down, seemed to need the most support. When all had finally made it to their places on the stage, with no injuries, the master of ceremonies, Gene Benson, took over. He introduced the former queens that were present. Each of us were given a question to answer, which helped to ease the tension for us. Then Jo Cornell gave her speech and the coronation followed. When Jo placed the robe on my shoulders, the long waiting was over. I was then crowned, given a dozen red roses from the Letterman's Club, a bracelet from the Student Council, and an autograph- ed football from the football team. After the corona- tion there was a bonfire at which all the royalty gave a little pep talk. The next day, we played Ortonville. The weather was rainy and windy, but it did stop raining at the end of the second quarter. At half time the en- tertainment was the float, decorated by the Senior class, carrying the royalty. The Lancers were vic- torious with a 14-6 win. The Homecoming Dance followed the game ending our Homecoming. Queen Debbie r 67 Lisa MacDonald presents Queen Debbie with the bouquet of red roses from the Lettermen's Club. ABOVE; Dean Monke, on behalf of the football team, presents Queen Debbie with a token football signed by our CHS Foot- ball Greats. RIGHT: Queen Jo Cornell places the crown on Debbie Olson's head officially making her Queen Debbie, 1971-72 CHS Home- coming Queen. OPPOSITE PAGE; Crown bearer Paul Christianson and flower girl Lisa MacDonald make a cute couple. 68 “quality street ” becomes a reality at chs The All School play, Quality Street by John Barrie, is sure to be never forgotton by any of us. We all had our work cut out for us but with a little work and a lot of fun- poor Mr. Juracek- we were finally ready for the big night. We tried theatre-in-the-round this year and it seemed to be effective. Plays have a way of being so fun and Quality Street was no exception but even more important than the fun was the satisfaction of being a part of a successful production. RIGHT; All School Play technical crew members are LEFT TO RIGHT, ROW 1: D. Beecher, E. Janssen, D. Ricke, B. Jelen. ROW 2: E. Lenertz, M. Lauck, S. Nordseth. ROW 3: C. Meinzer, G. Benson, J. Kockelman, B. Englund, L. Resvick, D. Jelen, D. DeVos. ROW 4: L. Bardahl, Mr. Juracek, Director. ABOVE; Members of the All School Play cast are LEFT TO RIGHT, ROW 1: R. Kamrath , K. Winegar , K. Quenroe , C. Meinzer , L. Baidahl . ROW 2: R. Olson , K. Ellison , L. Christianson , B. Jelen , L. Antony, C. Noshbush, J. Ormseth . ROW 3: G. Peterson , M. Husby , C. Swennes , E. Atkins, L. Esping, C. Rogers, M. Cottingham, Mr. Juracek. ROW 4: G. Benson , J. Kockelman, C. Hillman, S. Snortum, R. Fairchild, J. Christianson, B. Englund, P. Nelson, M. Osmond . indicates that these people had speaking parts. ourffa excelled in team competition FAR BELOW: Seven FFA'ers applied for the State FFA Degree and Proficiency Award. They are LEFT TO RIGHT, Mr. Severtson, A. Merritt, D. Bursack, C. Thompson, J. Hoseck, D. Bursack, H. Lueders, L. Anderson, and Mr. Carter. A. Merritt, D. Bursack and C. Thompson were the award winners. BELOW; Each year the FFA boys compete in various teams including Soils, Crops, Wildlife, Ag. Me- chanics and Dairy teams. The 1972 team members were KNEELING: C. Stoks, G. Miller, A. Merritt, D. Regnier, L. Anderson, T. Esping, M. Wollum, D. Grabow, C. Haugaard, S. Mamer. STANDING: A. Winter, L. Fales, R. Kack, M. Syltie, C. Thompson, W. Knutson, J. Hoseck, L. Hacker, T. Alleckson, D. Bursack, H. Lueders, R. Wollum, M. Nosbush, M. Miller. Joe Hoseck placed first individually in state compe- tition in Meat Judging and Identification. CHARACTER agriculture thrift recreatio CITIZENSHI Our theme this year was FFA - Youth With A Purpose. We had a pretty good year with our annual garden seed and fruit sales. The fruit sales even topped the garden seed this year. We held our banquet on November 6. Parents, teach- ers, businessmen and area FFAers comprised a large crowd. Eight of our guys tried out for the State Farmer degree and many of our FFAers participated in judging teams. LEFT; Those who received recognition at the 1971 Banquet are LEFT TO RIGHT: Joe Hoseck, President with award winners; Roger Fransen and Bonnie Klein, appreciation certificates; Daniel Verhelst, honorary farmer degree. BELOW LEFT; The 1971 FFA Officere are SEATED LEFT TO RIGHT: Harlan Luedere, Treas.; Loren Hacker, Reporter; Joe Hoseck, Pres. STANDING: Randy Olson, Sec.; Alan MeiTitt, Sen.; Larry Anderson, V. Pres. BELOW: Diane Dovre, the 1971 FFA Sweetheart, received a jacket and a pin from Larry Anderson. basketball team showed drive and hustle. BELOW RIGHT; Coach Hoyme gives the guys a pep talk. Our Bombers were top in the Conference. BELOW; Brad Englund displays his expert form. He was All Conference and also made the WCCO Team of the Week. This wasn't our peak year in basketball but despite all our losses, our guys never lost their hustle and drive . . . lost first game to Slayton Wildcats 66-52 . . . jamboree held here . . . lost close one to Ortonville Dragons . . . 27-26 . . . Tracy Scrappers defeated us 50-48 . . . our height is holding us back . . . lost to Apple- ton Aces 56-47 . . . first conference game . . . ,Minneota Vikings downed us 52-47 . . . gave them a struggle in fourth quarter . . . Olivia Wildcats wiped us out.72-41 . . . green machine . . . lost to Marshall Tigers 58-47 . . . won our first game . . . beat Clarkfield 56-46 . . . Tracy Scrappers beat us again 68-47 . . . Hruby and Bredeson moved up to Varsity . . . beat Ortonville 55-52 . . .won in last 30 seconds . . . lost to Granite Falls Killowatts 66-42 . . . Madison Dragons beat us 63-41 . . . Dawson Blackjacks won a close one 64-63 . . . overtime . . . lost to Appleton Aces 67-51 . . . Marshall Tigers beat us again 76-41 . . . held lead in first half . . . lost another close one to Clark- field Cardinals 45-44 . . .we're seated tenth in District . . . Ortonville Dragons beat us 62-60 . . . Brad got 30 points . . . Madsion Dragons beat us 76-59 . . . Beat Dawson Black- jacks 73-52 . . . best game of season . . . lost in Sub-District . . . Milroy beat us 60-58 . . . final record . . . won 5 . . . lost 14 . . . Tracy had to forfeit their games . . .‘ our guys worked hard . . . only thing we lacked was •height. Varsity Basketball Team is LEFT TO RIGHT, B. Englund, M. Husby, J. Hendrickson, D. Swenson, G. Hruby, J. Christianson, T. Tobin, G. Bruchhof, G. Benson, M. Hruby, P. Christensen, G. Peterson, S. Bredeson, C. Peterson, Coaches, Mr. Martinson, Mr. Hoyme. Not pictured is Jeff Mead. A time to gain A time to lose Bomber Basketball Team is LEFT TO RIGHT, ROW 1: A. Saltee, student manager; G. DeVos, S. Hansen, T. Johnson, G. Yackley, J. Paulsen. ROW 2: Coach Hoyme, To Tobin, L. Anderson, L. Lauck, D. Hansen, D. Monke, L. Hulzebos, C. Rogers, A. Hanson. wrestlers are district and region champs for third straight year Our wrestlers had another great year ... 56 came out for varsity ... 6 seniors . . . won first one . . . beat Granite Falls 36-12 . . . A1 Merritt, Jerry Kockelman, and Loren Hacker went to the State Wrestling meet. A1 set five school records having the most falls in one season-19, most falls in a career-41, most wins in a career-60, most dual meet team points in one season-62, and most career team points in dual meets-176. beat Benson 46-6 . . . downed Dawson Black- jacks 47-8 . . . B-team wrestled . . . Dawson just started wrestling . . . wiped out the All Appleton Aces 54-3 . . . first home match . . . beat Pipestone Arrows 46-12 . . . 36 points on falls ... 4th dual meet . . . Al, Jerry, and Loren have perfect records ... 4 falls each . . . lost to Slayton Wildcats 26-20 . . . Lancers won 13 straight in Southwest Conference in last four years . . . beat Luverne Cardinals 29-20 . . . beat Clarkfield Cardinals 42-12 . . . 2nd in Moorhead Invitational . . . Bagley won by one point . . . downed Marshall Tigers 22-19 . . . they were undefeated . . . 2nd in Conference tournament . . . Olivia won . . . Al, Jon, and Jerry placed first . . . beat Brookings Bobcats 36-12 . . . won close one with Olivia Wildcats . . . 22-21 . . . beat Tracy 32-7 . . . 98th victory since Canby began wrestling in 1958 . . . beat Ortonville Dragons 49-5 . . . lost last dual meet . . . Watertown beat us 23-21 . . . won District . . . third straight District championship . . . 11 qualified for Region . . . won Region . . . third straight Region title . . . good job guys. Our Varsity Wrestlers are LEFT TO RIGHT, ROW 1: R. Olson, D. Merritt, H. Lueders, A. Merritt, D. Bursack, L. Hoffman, L. Moravetz. ROW 2: Coach Gingles, D. Regni er, D. Hoffman, J. Peterson, L. Hacker, J. Houtman, L. Armitage, J. Kockelman, M. Baer. When our guys suffer from old sport's injuries we often find them down in the weight room lifting weights to keep in shape. Here Bruce Saum looks on as Steve Snortum exhibits his muscle power or tries to as he tries to figure out how he's going to get that weight back down without completely smashing his face in the process. As the old saying goes: What goes up must come down. However no one said how fast it would come down. Steve was clipped during an early football scrimmage which resulted in a broken ankle and consequently, he was unable to participate in either football or basketball. Bomber Wrestlers are LEFT TO RIGHT, ROW 1: M. Baer, Student Manager; J. Heckler, M. Traen, R. Olson, D. Baer, P. Olson, S. Anseeuw, B. Merritt. ROW 2: L. Moravetz, Student Manager; M. Kallhoff, K. Busse, D. Driessen, J. Ailts, R. Noyes, B. Jelen, Coach Bredeson. 79 The Jr. High Basketball Team is LEFT TO RIGHT, ROW 1: K. DeBlois, S. Bach, B. Miller, L. Theede, T. Aune, D. Abner, D. Olsen, D. Peterson, G. Hemish, E. Houge, T. DeVos, S. Rotenberger, D. Drietz, A. Hansen, R. Synovec. ROW 2: D. Esping, J. Pridal, D. Waltz, N. Houtkooper, J. Myers, B. Bruchhof, B. Thovson, B. Oram, B. Nelson, S. Hemish, N. Willgohs, K. Gomez, L. Harms, T. Bemdt, D. Schlecht, D. Snortum. ROW 3: M. Esping, L. DeVos, T. Bredeson, M. Ellison, B. DeBlois, J. Mead, R. Singsaas, M. Houge, J. Kreuzer, K. Benson, R. Mortenson, J. Gustafson, K. Kach, D. Waltz, B. Loeschke, T. Schuttler. K : i' ■titttTiTffftfttti tttfVffvvrvTtTttcvtftr ftrvfvvtrvvrf ■fvttrtvrtM ■■ tintti•� � � � � � ninviimni Jr. High Wrestlers are LEFT TO RIGHT, ROW 1: G. Driessen, J. Peterson, S. Mamer, T. Verhelst, D. Verschelde, D. Stoks, P. Saum. ROW 2: R. Citrowske, L. Full, S. Nichols, S. Smith, N. Oellien, R. Jesme, M. Lueders, M. Anhalt, T. Victor. ROW 3: Mr. Busse, H. Melrose, J. Merritt, R. Anseeuw, J. Traen, P. Olson, M. Hovland, M. Bertamus, K. Armitage, B. Rack. ROW 4: D. Hodapp, G. Kockelman, A. Full, T. Hanson, D. Hubbs, R. Moen, B. Lesewski, L. Shrunk, B. Webber. The big day for One Act Play tryouts came and we were all really nervous. Our toe nails and finger nails are down as far as we can chew them, but it was worth the pain. We practiced hard and furious and it paid off. We won the District trophy and received a good rating at Region. It was all a really great experience. BELOW; those involved in the One Act Play are LEFT TO RIGHT, the actors, ROW 1: D. Henningsgaard, D. Olson, S. Snortum. ROW 2: E. Janssen, stage manager; Miss Kelly, director; C. Hillman, stage manager. Musicians and technical cast, ROW 3: I. Fontane, C. Fliss, C. Dovre. ROW 4: J. Anderson, J. Paulsen. ROW 5: L. Bardahl, M. Lauck, D. Beecher. ABOVE RIGHT; Mary, Debbie Olson, tries to stop Chuck, Dale Henningsgaard, from striking the old man, Steve Snortum. RIGHT; Mary listens as the old man relates his experiences. “dirty old man” cast wins second district trophy in schools history golf, track, and baseball - chs 's spring sports Baseball team members were LEFT TO RIGHT, ROW 1: K. Streff, T. Johnson, S. Bredeson, G. DeVos, G. Yackley. ROW 2: J. Mead, M. Husby, G. Hruby, P. Christensen, M. Hruby, G. Miller. ROW 3: Coach Haats, S. Hansen, D. Hansen, L. Anderson, P. Bostic, Coach Martinson. RiCHTj Mike Husby was selected as Most Valuable Player in golf and Paul Christensen was selected as Most Valuable Player in baseball. Paul and Scott Bredeson made All-Conference in baseball. Brad Englund, not pictured, was selected as Most Valu- able Plaver in track. What is beautiful is a joy for all seasons and a possession for all eternity. Oscar Wilde 84 with second place in Ortonville Invitational. . . placed first in Dawson Quadangular. . .then slipped down to fourth at Madison Invitational . . . placed first third in Marshall meet. . . came back for second in Dawson Quadangular . . . two Lancers placed in Morris Cougar Invi- tational. . .Gene Benson got third in the high jump. . .Steve Snurtum was third in the 100 • . .conquered first place in Canby Invitational . . . tied for fourth in Little Sioux Conference meet. . . at Ortonville. . . broke two school records. . . Brad Englund broke record in 880 . . . time was 2:02. 5. . . Mile Relay Team. . . Mike Grengs, Brad Englund, Doug Swenson, and Gene Benson. . .broke school record. . .time was 3:35. . .six boys qualified for Region in District 9 meet at Marshall. . .Gene Benson in the mile. . .Brad Englund in the 880. . .Steve Snortum in the 100. . . Doug Swenson in the 440 . . .Jon Peterson in the two-mile run. . .Mike Grengs, Brad, Jon, and Doug in the mile relay . . . Bens set a new District 9 mile record. . . time was 4:39. 5. . . This was written prior to the Region meet but we wish our guys luck. . . they're bound to bring the Lancers out on top. Members of the Track Team are LEFT TO RIGHT, ROW 1: G. Bruchhof, Student Manager; L. Giese, C. Haugaard, P. Saum, C. Petersen, A. Merritt, R1 Olson. ROW 2: B. Englund, K. Busse, A. Kruezer, M. Grengs, B. Saum, J. Kockelman. ROW 3: Coach O'Keefe, J. Houtman, D. Swenson, S. Snortum, D. Monke, G. Benson, J. Peterson, RIGHT: Those who participated on the golf team are LEFT TO RIGHT, KNEELING: C. Mosier, J. Grengs, S. Gilbertson, L. Theede, S. Olson, S. Musselman. STAND- ING: M. Houge, M. Victor, T. Kruezer, R. Meuller, G. VonSpreecken, T. Tobin, M. Husby, M. Osmond, M. Victor, Coach Larson. Golf loses out as far as fan support goes. . . ha a pretty good season. . .got first place in the Tracy meet. . .beat Tracy by one stroke. . . Balaton topped Dawson and Canby in Canby meet. . . conquered second in Madison meet . . .Ortonville beat Dawson and Canby in Dawson meet. . .Lancers came in second at Canby meet. . .we were sixth at the Con- ference meet. . . driving rain second round . . .second again at Canby meet. . .lost to Granite Falls in duo-meet. . .came in second in Tyler meet. . .Canby placed fifth in Dis- trict meet. . .Although no one was able to advance to Region. . . CH is proud of its golfing Lancers. 4J0 What's the matter, Oz? Sandtrap giving you a little trouble? meaI wh“h ,he p p Club the athletic banquet honors our schools fine athletes BELOW LEFT; Sue Thovson was voted Most Valuable Cheerleader by the Pep Club and awarded the trophy by Miss Peterson, cheerleading advisor. ABOVE; Leroy Dobmeier was given a letter jacket by Brad Englund in recognition as Fan of the Year. LEFT; The Most Valuable Players are LEFT TO RIGHT, Brad Englund, Basketball; Jerry Kockelman, Football; A1 Merritt, Wrestling; and Lyndon Giese, Cross Country. 87 c.h.s. becomes a magical “sea world' for the prom Hats off to the Juniors for making this Prom a fun and memorable experience for all of us. Due to the combined efforts of a lot of people, Sea World was a success. There were nine basic Prom planning committees. The chairmen and advisors of these committees all had to work super hard to get every- thing organized. BELOW: The Juniors worked many long hard hours to give the gym that underwater atmosphere. Even if I knew that tomorrow the world would go to pieces, I would still plant my apple tree. Martin Luther ABOVE: Bruce Melby provided the entertainment at the banquet. LEFT: Mike Husby gave the Senior res- ponse. LEFT: Mr. Bjur, our guest speaker, related one of his former experiences in Canby. Let's hear it for the turkey farmers of America. Right, Jan Olsen? BELOW: The sophomore did their part in portraying the Sea World theme. What a muscle man, Bredeson. 89 The Grand March is always a special part of the dance. BELOW: Senior president Mike Husby with date Sue Melby and Junior president Michele Maynard with date Greg Chappius seem to have some disagreement regarding which way to turn next. Doug Leuders, Kathy Hansen, A1 Pederson, and Vicki Hayek seem oblivious to the proble m. juniors succeed Our production of The Theft of the Belt was a success. Of course, after the hours and hours and HOURS of practice we expected it to be. We'll never forget the afternoons and evenings we spent making the set. We had to have some crash courses in putting on make-up and producing sound and lightning effects but we're quick learners. We also learned the art of quick repair, especially when run-away gongs wipe out the lightning lights. Right, Jon? in “the theft of the belt ” Nothing in life is to be feared. It is only to be understood. The Jr. Class Play Cast were LEFT TO RIGHT, ROW 1: S. Maas, J. Peterson, D. Reynolds, R. Olson. ROW 2: Mr. Mittlestadt, P. Nelson, J. Anderson, M. Maynard, J. Ormseth, M. Hoffman, J. Olson, Mr. Juracek. The Jr. Class Play crew were LEFT TO RIGHT, ROW 1: V. Slyltie, P. Nelson, B. Thompson, L. Anshus, M. Madsen, K. Busse, D. McMahon, M. Hoffman, Mr. Juracek, Director. ROW 2: G. Bruchhof, R. Peterson, C. Antony, J. Christianson, V. Theede, G. Chappius, R. Weber, M. Boulton, L. Armitage, D. Hacker, J. Beinigen. ROW 3: Mr. Mittlestadt, Technical Director, Miss Wold. 92 RIGHT; Mrs. Maurice Reynolds presented Kristen Ostroot with the American Legion Auxiliary Citizen- ship Award. BELOW; Leigh Resvick, Barb Goslar, Gene Benson, Cathy Pridal, and Sue Full were awarded special awards. Leigh and Bens received the I Dare You award, Barb received the Betty Crocker award, Sue received the DAR award, and Cathy received a scholarship for being a National Merit Scholarship finalist. Larry Bardahl, not pictured, received honorable mention in the National Merit Scholarship. award’s day highlights the year’s activities ABOVE: Randy Hanson presented Paul Olson with the American Legion Citizen- ship Award and Brad Englund with the American Legion Athletic Award. LEFT: Ann Thorson and Jon Peterson are pictured with Mr. Klein. They were chosen to represent Girl and Boy State for 1972. Those who received superior ratings for solo and or ensemble at the Region level of the instrumental music contest are LEFT TO RIGHT, ROW 1: N. Christianson, V. Webber, K. Schrunk , M. Maynard , C. Hillman. ROW 2: K. Quenroe , H. Jahn , V. Hayek, K. Qu alley . ROW 3: K. Jacabson , J. Anderson , P. Zillhart, L. Anshus, D. Mahlum. ROW 4: D. DeVos, S. Flieder, R. Olson , P. Full. ROW 5: G. Benson , J. Wicks, M. Grengs , B. Thompson, V. Richardson , P. Verhelst . Not pictured are K. Hansen , C. Swennes, S. Hruby, and B. Madsen, The asterik ( ) indicates solists. Those who received superior ratings for solo and or ensembles at the Region level of the vocal music contest are LEFT TO RIGHT, ROW 1: C. Hamann, S. Oram , C. Iversen , R. Olson. ROW 2: K. Jacobson, K. Winegar, J. Olson, J. Knutson. ROW 3: C. Thompson, C. Dovre , D. Dovre , C. Hillman. ROW 4: S. Snortum, G. Benson, I. Fontane , C. Pridal. ROW 5: J. Paulsen, R. Kamrath, K. Quenroe , J. Kloos , ROW 6: G. Gomez, D. Clarksean, T. Tobin, J. Olsen, A. Thorson. Nor pictured are G. Peterson , J. Peterson , C. Mosier, and K. Busse. The asterik ( ) indicates solists. In order to be classified as a Distinct Honor Student, a 3.66 cumulative GPA must be maintained from grades 9-12. This year five seniors met that requirement. They are LEFT TO RIGHT, Shirley Flieder, Ruth Fairchild, Joel Hendrickson, Leigh Resvick, and Cathy Pridal. 94 class colors: blue and yellow class flower: yellow rose class motto: The behaviour of the fully human being is always unpredictable simply because it is free. the 1972 graduates leave with Ruth Fairchild and Larry Bardahl gave the student addresses. happy m em ories No bird soars too high, If he soars with his own wings. William Blake Graduation was a time we all waited for and yet it seemed to come too fast for many of us. ABOVE: Bob Drietz receives his diploma. OPPOSITE PAGE: Barb Eischens is trying not to trip as she returns to her seat. BELOW: Karen Kruger and Janice Johnson make some finishing touches in the cafeteria before the procession. RIGHT: The seniors chose Lance Armitage, Vicki Theede, Lori Anshus and Jeff Ailts as 1972 Junior Marshalls. The journey of a thousand miles begins with a single step. Lao-Tse TO THE SENIORS 1972 Four years within these halls Days and memories beyond recall How often I dreaded those dreary days Plans that I made, I changed the next day My brain never focused, it tended to stray. I think of the world and all of its ills My memory so clouded, I felt in a daze How often I thought, if I only could MFly like a bird and surely I would. I would fly to the most distant place garget about man and the whole human race Four years are short in the life of a man And hope for a plan that I could fulfill. Someday, not too far off I hope Develop a plan with which I can cope. My how quickly the days have sped. The future is mine, which I no longer dread The ills of the world are a challenge you see And life without challenge, a man never will see by Mr. Killen This is not primarily the place where we have to be it is the place where we are. This is not our prison but our home. It is the road we must walk and the walking of it is called life. Because we will walk it only once, then how important it is that we should walk it with some purpose that we can call our own.