Canby High School - Lancer Yearbook (Canby, MN)

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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

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 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

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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.