Canby High School - Lancer Yearbook (Canby, MN)

Text from Pages 1 - 112 of the 1976 volume:

We the editors, Belinda Miller and Sandy Kraft, wish to dedicate this annual to the Earl Colean family m memory of their son and brother, Allen Colgan. Mr. Colgan has been our band director for the last six years. Mrs. Colgan is at home with the youngest child. They have five children, Mike, Debbie, Dave, Tim, and Virginia. TABLE OF CONTENTS Administration 4-14 Activities 15-31 Athletics 32-49 Underclassmen 50-61 School Life 62-79 Seniors 80-97 CANBY HIGH SCHOOL CANBY, MINNESOTA LANCER EDITORS: Belinda Miller and Sandy Kraft LANCER ADVISOR: Mr. John Dahlager Personnel Work “Behind The Scene BELOW: Mrs. Winkels and Mrs. Swenson keep things run- ning smoothly in the office. RIGHT: Colleen Koenigs is the Head District Office secretary. Notice in a school cafeteria-- Shoes are required to eat in a cafeteria. Someone added a special note (Socks can eat wherever they want!) RIGHT: The aids are Mrs. Kopperud, Mrs. Bakke, Mrs. Sorby, Mrs. Johnson, Mrs. Pederson, Mrs. Hofhenke, Mrs. Kockelman, Mrs. Denelsbeck, Mrs. Full. ABOVE: The cooks are Mrs. Oellien, Miss Serreyn, Miss Gor- vais, Mr. Gomez—head cook, Mrs. Reynolds. TOP: The busdrivers we saw each day. MIDDLE: At the district office, L. Yackley, M. Hauschild, and D. Stephenson. Mrs. Hacker supplied us with clean towels. Mrs. Dyb- setter, school nurse. BOTTOM: Janitors, Mr. Winter, Mr. Hanson, Mr. Hacker, and Mr. Holmund. E. Bresser, secretary. 7 Teachers Help Guide Students To A Better Future TOP: Mr. Klein—Counselor, Mrs. Arndt—Math, Mr. Martinson—Boys Phy. Ed. BOTTOM: Miss Wees—Girls Phy. Ed., Mr. Dobberpuhl—German, Mr. Severtson—Agriculture. 8 TOP: Mrs. DeBlois—Math, Mr. Larson—Business, Mr. Leppke— Math. MIDDLE: Mr. O'Reilly- Auto Mechanics, Mr. McDonald —Math, Mr. Delaney—Agricul- ture. BOTTOM: Mr. Maas— Social, Miss Vikse—Home Ec. Teachers Give Of Their Time To Help Us 10 TOP: Mr. Raiber—Math, Aviation, Mr. Reesnes—Music, Mrs. Hen- drickson—Librarian, MIDDLE: Mr. Ladd Ind. Arts, Mis. Dillon— Home. Ec., Mr. Schultz—English, BOTTOM: Mr. Gingles—Boys Phy. Ed., Health, Mr. Busse—Science. i LIS™ Si TOP: Mr. Hoyme—Social, Mr. Hanna— Social, Mrs. Busse—Special.Education, MIDDLE: Mrs. Severtson—Child Deve- lopment, Mr. Sraon—Agriculture, Mr. Hollan--Music, BOTTOM: Mr. Womson —Englsih, Mr. Wind mute—English 11 A Load Of Books Does Not Compare To One Good Teacher TOP: Mr. Freeman—Social, Mrs. Silleruid—Home Ec., Mr. Wilde—Science. MIDDLE: Mr. Dondelinger—Social, Mr. Dahlager—Art, Mrs. Fransen—Busi- ness. BOTTOM: Mr. Felton—Industrial Arts. 12 s-e-S'ls.siiTl 13 Administration Keeps Us In Tip-Top Shape LEFT: Mr. Saum, assistant principal and Mr. Tobin, pal. BELOW: Mr. Ailts, superintendent. t, pnnci- BELOW: School Board members are D. Birk, P. Ruth, J. Olson, B. Ailts, B. Madsen, L. Kopperud, and M. Hayek. 14 ACTIVITIES Concert Choir Keeps Us Singing BELOW LEFT: Linda Dovre and Dennis Peterson parti- cipated in the All-State Choir. The Concert Choir members are: ROW 1: Mr. Reesnes, director, D. Pearson, C. Boulton, S. Isfeld, K. Hofhenke, D. Olson, L. Dovre, S. Hemish, K. Johnson, B. Hovland, B. Miller, D. Mahlum. ROW 2: B. Kack, L. Dreyer, T. Hanson, B. Syltie, B. Thovson, A. Frazeur, S. Pridal, D. Dovre, B. Dreyer, K. Gomez, L. Melby. ROW 3: L. Giese, B. Christianson, A. Englund, S. Olson, J. Lacek, S. Simonson, K. Ostroot, J. Myers, S. Swenson, S. Schultz, M. Swenson. ROW 4: D. Ricke, B. Kamrath, B. Loken, S. Jacobson, J. Gottskalkson, J. Olson, S. Mussleman, B. Thomas, K. Benson, B. Melby, J. Gustafson, L. Sillman, D. Snortum, D. Hunt. 16 Members of the Madrigals are: ROW Is S. Isfeld, S. Ohlenkamp, A. Frazeur, B. Miller, B. Christianson, S. Rees nes. ROW 2: ]. Myers, L. Dovre, M. Severtson, T. Hanson, D. Olson. ROW 3: S. Mussleman, S. Swenson, D. Peterson, K. Ostroot. ROW 4: G. Hemish, L. Dreyer, D. Mahlum, A. DeWit. ROW Is J. Deslauriers, G. Kockelman, M. Maas, G. He- mish, T. Kloos. ROW 2: D. Regnier, N. Budahl, M. Severtson, D. Colgan, T. Hanna. ROW 3: A. DeWit, M. Berndt, S. Rotenburger, W. Hanson, C. Felton. ROW 4: S. Ohlenkamp, D. Peterson, D. Fliss, R. Jesme, S. Reesnes. Ninth-grade choir members are: ROW 1: Mr. Reesnes, director, D. Larson, J. Bockes, J. Weber, J. Bruchhof, A. Nordseth, B. Burlingame, K. Rotenberger, E. Schmitt, S. Christie, D. Swenson, J. Regnier, M. Deslauriers, K. Borowski, S. Hacker, G. Houtkooper. ROW 2: S. Loken, J. Bemdt, K. Baer, M. Tesch, B. Miller, D. Lage, T. Eilers, M. Gorder, P. Snortum, C. Houtman, T. Ochsendorf, S. Vick, K. Christianson, M. Oellien, P. Hovland, L. Panning, L. Mitchell, J. Olson, K. Kockelman. ROW 3: W. Hemish, D. Mass, M. Kack, H. Berckes, C. Huber, L. Carrette, M. Frederickson, J. Hentges, S. Rhea, G. Baer, D. Swenson, J. Peterson, E. Thomas, D. Zillhart, P. Voss, P. Hofhenke, S. Hansen, A. Busse, K. Reesnes, T. Hanna. 18 Tenth-grade choir members are: ROW 1: L. Benz, M. Floto, L. Hodapp, T. Hanna, B. Dreyer, R. Swenson, B. Bakke, J. Koppemd, M. Bemdt, J. Hemish, Mr. Reesnes, director. ROW 2: A. Sorkness, C. Ferguson, J. Ben- son D. Matthews, D. Matthews, D. Matthews, C. Kamrath, L. Eilers, D. Buys, B. Nelson, M. Oellien, J. Pederson, L. Jeppeson. ROW 3: T. Kannegieter, T. Hansen, J. Doom, T. Tobin, M. Swenson, W. Syltie, D. Dovre, S. Kronabetter, R. Krause, B. Miller. 19 People Working Together For Something Better BELOW LEFT: Winner of the Baush Lomb Award this year was Wendy Hanson. Presenting the award is Mr. Wilde. BELOW RIGHT: AFS members, ROW 1: K. Ostroot, J. Fredrickson, K. DeBlois, M. Maas, C. Lage, L. Hentges, J. Gottskalkson. ROW 2: S. Kraft, C. Oellien, T. Miller, W. Syltie, L. Carlson. Science Club members. ROW 1: C. Oellien, Mr. Wilde, B. Melby, J. Benson, M. Bemdt, A. Regnier, ROW 2: C. Lage, A. DeWit, B. Erickson, L. Hentges, M. Maas, S. Schilling, T. Hanna. ROW 3: M. Gorder, B. Kamrath, D. Hunt, T. Kloos, L. Thielges, Mr. Busse. 20 Senior High FHA mejnbers. ROW 1: Miss Viske, advisor, P. Wolff, M. Ries, J. Deslauriers, P. Eischens, L. Hent- ges, J. Kalhoff. ROW 2: C. Peterson, K. DeBlois, D. Jelen, C. Oellien, M. Kallhoff. ROW 3: W. Thielges, M. Traen, D. Thielges, D. Ricke, J. Olson, B. Christianson, M. Maas, C. Lage. ROW 4: S. Hoffman, N. Budahl, C. Boulton, B. Heise, J. Verschelde, K. Eischens, S. Reesnes, S. Driessen. JumiorHigh FHA members. ROW 1: Mrs. Dillson, advisor, D. Lacek, J. Kack, M. Deslauriers, D. Larson, T. Wolff, K. Burczek. ROW 2: C. Streff, S. Madsen, M. Weber, P. Cook, J. Hentges, M. Peterson, D. Nelson. ROW 3: J. Weber, D. Swenson, L. Eischens, S. Kraus. ROW 4: K. Fox, M. Kack, H. Berckes, K. Verhelst, N. Thielges, C. Hoffman, D. Citrowske. 22 UPPER LEFT: C. Hoff- man presenting Mrs. Johnson with apprecia- tion award. UPPER RIGHT: Guest Speaker Gene Tinklenberg. MIDDLE: FFA Officers. LOWER LEFT: D. Mah- lum receiving Officer pin from D. Verhelst. LOWER RIGHT: Pres. R. Pesek. FAR ABOVE: The FFA boys that participated in the Quaker Oars Contest. ROW 1: D. Wollum, C. Hoffman, J. Merritt, J. Drietz. ROW 2: B. Miller, D. Verhelst, P. Pesek, L. Fales, D. Regnier. ABOVE RIGHT: Richard Pe- sek presenting Doug Verhelst the outgoing gavel. ABOVE LEFT: Senior FFA boys. ROW 1: C. Hoffman, T. Berndt, M. Hoffman, R. Pesek, L. Fales, D. Mahlum, ROW 2: Mr. Delaney, D. Hubbs, K. Carlson, D. Hansen, D. Schlecht, ]. Stoks, Mr. Severtson. ROW 3: A. Full, T. Wollum, L. Haas, D. Janiszeski, B. Nelson, T. Noyes, D. Verhelst, J. Gustafson. 23 Lettermen Always On The Move SENIOR LETTERMEN: ROW 1: R. Pesek, B. Henningsgaard, P. Olson, C. Hoffman, N. Houtkooper, C. Deslaurieis, S. Hemish, B. Rack. ROW 2: G. Kockleman, C. Oellien, L. Dovre, C. Peterson, J. Kallhoff, M. Kallhoff, C. Schlect, A. Englund, B. Bruchhof. ROW 3: A. Full, B. DeBlois, L. Sillman, K. Benson, J. Myers, T. Hansen, T. Wollum, M. Kloos. ROW 4: D. Hubbs, B. Thovsen, M. Hovland, S. Ohlenkamp, K. Gomez, D. Verhelst, D. Hodapp. LETTERMAN: ROW 1: B. Wilde, T. Miller, R. Full, J. Merritt, S. Rotenburger, B. Tetrick, T. Tobin, R. Syn- ovec, D. Wollum, B. Miller. ROW 2: L. Anseuw, B. Kamrath, S. Reesnes, B. Heise, S. Pridal, C. Felton, J. Mamer, G. Anthony. ROW 3: G. Hemish, S. Olson, M. Bertamus, M. Severson, R. Jesme, M. Lueders, T. De- Vos, K. Armitage, D. Hunt, S. Musselman, T. Hansen. ROW 4: S. Nichols, D. Peterson, J. Verhelst, D. Olson, T. Victor, F. Full, 24 Members of HEART club. ROW 1: Miss Vikse, D. Hunt, D. Fliss, D. Snyder, Mrs. Sillerud. ROW 2: J. Kontz, L. West, L. Thielges. ROW 3: J. Esping, K. Pohlen. ROW 4: C. Citrowski, L. Burczek, T. Kloos. ROW 5: N. Budahl, B. Heise, J. Verschelde. Pictured below are the many Student Council members which helped to make our school days more fun. Student Librarians. ROW 1: V. Lay, P. Hofhenke, B. Kraft, D. Skorczewski, J. Langemo, J. Ledeboer, M. Oellien, J. Olson, ROW 2: L. Erp, D. Hunt, L. Budahl, P. Noyes, K. Meyer, L. Mitchell, P. Eischens, J. Hentges. ROW 3: N. Wernisch K. Oellien, Mrs. Hendrickson, M. Deslauriers, W. Hanson, K. Johnson, L. Sillman, L. Giese, J. oison, J. Deslauriers, R. Nimitz, C. Prusa, S. Hoffman, T. Johnson, M. Fredricks, J. Johnson, M. Peterson, L. Olson, D. Colgan. 25 CONCERT BAND: ROW 1: K. Ferguson, J. Benson, J. Hemish, K. Ledeboar, ROW 2: S. Swenson, L. Rehn, L. Hendrickson, M. Berndt, A. Englund, D. Schultz, M. Traen, W. Thielges. ROW 3: C. Lage, D. Behnke, M. Mass, J. Olson, K. Johnson, K. Hofenke, L. Hentges, A. Dewitt, D. Malhum, S. Pridahl. ROW4: B. Van- Watermulen, T. Hanson, R. Jesme, S. Rousseau, L. Thielges, A. Frazuer, B. Dreyer, G. Hayek. 26 CONCERT BAND: ROW 1: D. Colgan, S. Musselman, K. Ostroot, B. Kamrath. ROW 2: D. Regnier, D. Pearson, G. Benson, S. Schultz, L. Melby, M. Swenson. ROW 3: B. Bakke, S. Reesnes, W. Hanson, K. DeBlois, D. Ricke, N. Knutson, S. Jacobson, J. Fredrickson, J. Traen, S. Reynolds. ROW 4: R. Synovec, E. Houge, S. Isfeld, G. Hemish, M. Severtson, D. Verhelst, T. Hanson, D. Peterson, M. Hovland, J. Czech, L. Schrunk, A. Regnier, K. Evjen. ROW 5: S. Hemish, S. Gilbertson, D. Knutson, S. Schimdt, S. Burrell, B. DeBlois, N. Houtkooper, M. Gorder, D. Olson, D. Snortum, J. Deslauriers, C. Felton, J. Verhelst. 27 Rootin' Tootin' Bands Supply Music ROW 1: J. Ledeboer, M. Tesch, J. Berndt, D. Matthews, B. Nelson, D. Bredeson, B. Burlingame, K. Reesnes. ROW 2: S. Hacker, T. Berndt, L. Mitchell, B. Miller, D. Swenson, C. Streff, J. Kopperud, D. Matthews, K. Borowski, A. Nordseth, P. Hovland. ROW 3: M. Deslauriers, D. Larson, L. Panning, S. Markegaard, S. Hennen, P. Cook, G. Houtkooper, L. Eilers, C. Kamrath, T. Hanna, W. Hemish, J. Weber, G. Rehn, T. Miller, M. Gorder, J. Thielges. ROW 4: A. Busse, D. Zimmerman, M. Verhelst, D. Buys, E. Ostroot, J. Myers, S. Rhea, J. Bruchhof, D. Swenson. ROW 5: J. Hentges, M. Frederickson, B. Fliss, K. Verhelst, R. Jesme, J. Bockes, K. Ro- tenberger, N. Thielges, G. Baer, T. Ochsendorf, D. Zillhart, P. Snortum, M. Hanson, R. Swenson, J. Alleckson M. Langerao, J. Regnier, M. Hofhenke. 28 Members of the seventh-grade band. ROW 1: B. Gomez, M. Benz, K. Verhelst, M. Driessen, D. Traen. ROW 2: K. Sillerud, N. Tobin, J. Olson, J. Fairchild, B. Johnson, C. Buys, E. Bliss, K. Hennen, K. Deslauriers. ROW 3: M. Noyes, M. Tesch, M. Markegaard, D. Verhelst, D. Lage, N. DeWit, D. Dreyer, S. Fliss, C. Bohn, G. Van- Derostyne, S. Frazeur. ROW 4: D. Mitchell, J. Hyeck, J. Dovre, Mr. Hollan, director. Not pictured C. Webber. Members of the eight-grade band. ROW 1: K. Olson, P. Rotenberger, D. Hubbs, B. Berckes, K. Borowski, D. Hunt. ROW 2: M. Peterson, L. Maynard, S. Madsen, R. Jesme, R. Synovec, S. Wahlstrom, P. Hofhenke, C. Streff, M. Floto. ROW 3: L. Olson, B. Kraft, L. Drietz, P. Nichols, K. Bach, J. Hoseck, D. Knutson, R. De- Blois, G. Myers, B. Eilers, T. Nelson, J. Berndt, B. Ailts. ROW 4: C. VanDerstyne, T. Hanson, M. Ellison, M. Beckaert, S. Swenson, T. Christianson, L. Weaver, D. Zimmerman. ROW 5: N. Esping, J. Langemo, R. Nelson, S. Sommer, M. Fritz, M. Weber, Mr. Hollan, director. 29 SOfiXJU The Annual Staff Presents The 1976 Annual BELOW: Judy Olson and Kathy Johnson helped us ID, type, and sell annuals. RIGHT: Our Junior Editors were Sharon Swenson and Kim DeBlois. ABOVE LEFT: Our Advisor Mr. Dahlager was patient with us and kept us going. ABOVE RIGHT: Many students helped us get action shots of their fellow classmates. ROW 1: C. Tenz, B. Henninsgaard, J. Myers, K. Benson, S. Olson, M. Maas, W. Hanson. ROW 2: A. Benz, C. Felton, M. Hovland, M. Gorder, D. Malhura. E. Houge. K. Armitage, B. Erickson, C. Oellien, J. Kallhoff. 30 FAR ABOVE: Belinda Miller and Sandy Kraft, Senior Editors. ABOVE: A fine example of the organization that went on in our room. We really had a lot of fun designing this 1975-1976 an- nual for you to enjoy and recall good times in high school. We are leaving a lot of fond memories behind in the Lancer Room. Some of them for, Kim DeBlois and Sharon Swenson, our Junior Editors to enjoy. We would like to thank them for the year we were able to laugh, act crazy, and work with. We also wish them the best of luck next year in their goal as Senior Editors to make a successful annual. There are a lot of Thank You's we would like to express. First to Ms Dahlager, thank you for keeping us going throughout the year. And thanks for all those passes you wrote out for us so that we could work during our open mods. And thanks to you Mr. Tobin for helping us get times lined up to take pictures. Also a special thanks to Mr. Undemann for making all those pictures and put- ting up with our crazy sizes and ideas for pictures. Also thank you Mr. Lindemann for coming up so often to take pictures when we really didn't know what kind of pictures we wanted taken. Thank you students who helped I. D. all those unfamiliar and familiar faces and then typing all those names up-even though the type- writers didn't spell too well all the time. We would also like to thank the photo kids and Mr. Wilde for making pictures for us. Thanks to everyone who stopped by to say Hello and give us advice while we were working. We appreciate the change in pace from making lay- outs, gluing, cutting, sizing and I. D. -ing pictures. It helps a lot to see a head pop in the door and say Hi and ask how thinks are coming along. We hope you enjoy your annual and appreciate all the work we have put into it. Lancer Editors Belinda and Sandy Jl ATHLETICS Girls Sports Are Successful And Fun Cheerleaders: P. Kack, M. Oellien, D. Buys. Girls Volleyball: ROW H. Berkes, T. Anhalt, B. Johnson, C. Huber, P. Voss. ROW 2: K. Reesnes, S. Reesnes, K. Kockelman, P. Hovland, M. Verhelst, D. Nothem, V. Kontz, P. Eischens. ROW 3: Coach Wees C. Oellien, L. Sillmen, J. Alleckson, B. Miller, C. Schlect, C. ’ Peterson, J. Kallhoff, M. Kallhoff, K. Eischens, D. Jelen, Coach Dillon. ’ Members of the Basketball team. ROW 1: C. Peterson, W. Hansen, C. Boulton, L. Hendrickson, C. Felton. ROW 2: S. Swenson, D. Hunt, Thielges, J. Kallhoff, R. Swenson, S. Pridal, Mr. Klein, Coach. 35 1975 Football Team Starts Sports Season John Myers—All Conference Center 1975 FOOTBALL SCORES OUR SCORE OPPONENT THEIR SCORE 0 Luveme 20 0 Slayton 8 3 Ortonville 26 7 Olivia 6 0 Madison 30 6 Gr. Falls 25 0 Dawson 19 8 Appleton Clarkfield 20 27 0 VARSITY ROW 1: G. Hemish, G. Stoks, T. Wollum, D. Peterson, P. Olson, G. Kockelman, S. Rotenburger, B. Miller, D. Verhelst, S, Rhea, Coach R. Freeman, Coach M. Dondelinger. BOMBER ROW 1: L. Matthews, J. Myers, T. Tobin, G. Stokes, T. Miller, R. Stokes, M. Giese, K. Rotenburger. ROW 2: C. Anshus, A. Suter, S. Rhea, S. DeVos, J. Gehrking, A. Johnson. ROW 3: Coach J. Hanson, T. Luedeis, S. Saum, T. Hansen, W. Syltie, D. Saum, Coach F. Felton. JR. HIGH ROW 1: M. Oellien, J. Schlect, G. Osowski, B. Lueders, R. DeBlois, D. Dreyer, N. DeWit, D. Behnke, P. Allen, R. Gonnerman. ROW 2: J. Lueders, D. Pridal, B. Pohlen, J. Drietz, K. Thompson, T. Nelson, J. Full, B. Bursack, M. Ellison. ROW 3: Coach J. Gingles, J. Houtman, G. Larson, J. Dovre, L. Weaver, S. Sommen, R. Synovec, T. Christonson, G. Beck, Coach C. Hoy me. 37 Jr. High Wrestlers are: ROW 1: R. Braun, D. Drietz, D. Bahnke, S. Grengs, M. Citrowske, J. Stoks, R. Delau- riers, B. Lueders, K. Ollien. ROW 2: J. Kannegieter, J. Full, D. Hoffman, D. Jelen, C. Doom, M. Ollien, L. Cleveland, J. Jelen, J. Lueders, R. Stoks. ROW 3: M. Schultz, G. Beek, A. Suter, B. Mamer, M. Giese, T. Ochsendorf, T. Lueders, D. Lage, K. Lindberg. Jr. High Basketball players are: ROW 1: R. DeBlois, N. DeWitt, G. Olsowski, J. Schlect, C. Nomeland. ROW 2: B. Ailts, K. Schlect, D. Pridal, M. Bekeart, S. Swenson, R. Anderson, R. Synovec, M. Fritz, T. Nelson, K. Thompson, K. Rotenburger, G. Larson. ROW 3: D. Mead, J. Theilges, R. Hellstead, P. Reckoff, N. Dovre, L. Weaver, S. Swenson, T. Mead, S. Rhea, C. Anshus, E. Thomas. 38 Our Champs Wrestlers Enjoy A Successful Season VARSITY WRESTLING: ROW 1: C. Deslauriers, G. Kockelman, P. Olson, C. Hoffman, B. Rack, F. Full. ROW 2: B. Burlingame, G. Citrowski, J. Merritt, J. Traen. ROW 3: J. Stoks, manager, S. Bach, M. Luedeis, T. Wollum, T. Hanson, T. Hanson, Coach G. Gingles. 40 BOMBER WRESTLING: ROW 1: T. Victor, G. Stoks, T. Miller, N. Oellien, R. Jesme, G. Kontz. ROW 2: J. Stoks, J. Myers, B. Wilde, G. Citrowski, R. Full, J. Drietz. ROW 3: L. Schrunk, S. Bach, D. Saum, S. Schmidt, K. Schlect, Coach B. Bredeson. The Basketball Team Was “On The Ball Members of Varsity Basketball. ROW 1: M. Bertamus, J. Gustafson, K. Benson, J. Myers, B. DeBlois, J. Mead. ROW 2: Coach Martinson. Manager M. Severson, S. Rotenberger, D. Olson, N. Houtkooper, T. DeVos, D. Dovre, Coach Freeman. ROW 3: Manager D. Mamer, D. Peterson, K. Gomez, B. Bruchhof, B. Tovson, Manager B. Tetrick. 42 ROW Is G. Meyer, B. Nemitz, D. Dovre, D. Peterson, T. Tobin, D. Olson, S. Rotenburger. ROW 2: J. Baer, O. Arraitage, B. Synovec, S. Olson, E. Houge, M. Swenson, B. Miller, T. Kannegater, Coach Ralph Freeman. The Cross Country Team Ran To Victories Mt. Lake—4th Pipestone—6th New Ulm—5th Madison—2nd Ortonville—5th Little Souix—3rd Marshall—3rd Granite--3rd Appleton—1st District9—1st Canby—8th Region 3—4th ABOVE: Members of the Cross Country Team are, ROW 1: C. Deslauriers, J. Traen, M. Oellien, B. Burlingame, C. Hoffman. ROW 2: M. Hovland, N. Oellien, J. Merritt, R. Feuerhelm, D. Wollum. ROW 3: Coach Bredeson, B. Kack, M. Bertamus, J. Peterson, M. Leuders, K. Benson, B. DeBlois. 44 Golf Team Works Hard On Their Swings The golf team keeps their eye on the ball while pracitcing. Members of the golf team. ROW 1: T. Thielges, B. Nemitz, B. Wilde. ROW 2: Coach Larson, E. Houge, T. Tobin, C. Meinzer, T. Hanson, P. VanWatermeulen, S. Mussleman. 45 Track Members Run Many Miles Members of the track team. ROW 1: K. Kockleman, ]. Peterson, B. Heise, P. Hovland, B. Johnson, L. Geise, K. Huber, C. Felton. ROW 2: A. Englund, L. Sillman, R. Swenson, R. Hauger, J. Kallhoff, P. Voss, W. Hanson, N. Budahl, Coach Wees Members of the track team. ROW 1: D. Wollum, M. Hovland, P. Snortum, B. Burlingame, J. Merritt. ROW 2: Coach Bredeson, D. Myer, D. Saum, S. Nichols, T. Hanson, B. Kack. ROW 3: M. Leuders, K. Benson, J. Peterson, M. Swenson, D. Hubbs. 46 Baseball Team Bats Up A Good Season Members of the baseball team. ROW 1: R. Jesme, B. Tetrick, S. Olson, S. Rotenberger, T. DeVos, S. Hemish. ROW 2: B. Henningsgaard, G. Hemish, G. Kockleman, P. Olson, B. Bruchhof, R. Synovec, M. Kloos. ROW 3: Coach Martinson, D. Hunt, B. Miller, M. Bertemus, D. Olson, G. Antony, Coach McDonald. Cheerleaders Provide A Lot Of Spirit CLOCKWISE: Jr. High Cheerleaders: B. Nemitz, C. Streff, B. Baer, D. Hubbs, J. Hentges. Bomber: J. Pederson, J. Bockes, S. Markegaard, B. Bakke, C. Kamrath. Varsity: B. Dreyer, B. Kamrath, L. Dreyer, L. Melby, C. Streff, A. Englund, L. Dovre, S. Ohlenkamp. 48 TOP: Connie Wees' Girl's Volleyball, Girl's Track Coach. Bill Bredeson; Track, delinger; Football Coach. BOTTOM: Greg Martinson; Basketball, Baseball Coach, Milo Larson; Golf Coach. NOT PICTURED: Jim Klien; Girl's Basketball Coach. Cross Country Coach. Mike Don- . Gerry Gingles; Wrestling Coach. 49 Seventh Graders Adjust To A New School ROW 1: J. Carlson, K. Oellien, S. Frazeur, G. Osowski, J. Mamer, J. Stokes. ROW 2: N. Tobin, M. Noyes, C. Kubiszewski, G. VanDerostyne, D. Carrette, ROW 3: G. Larson, C. Cook, B. Pohlen, C. Nomeland, M. Tesch. THE TMR CLASS: BACK ROW: S. Dressen, R. Kockelman, D. Olsen, D. Utterburg, E. Sorknes. FRONT ROW: C. Tolk, C. Jelen, J. Benson, B. Beyer, R. Guza. PRESIDENT: Brad Lueders VICE-PRESIDENT: David Dreyer SECRETARY: Becky Gomez TREASURER: Mark Aberle ROW 1: T. Wolff, R. Gonnerman, J. Ferguson, D. Behnke, D. Abner. ROW 2: M. Citrowski, B. John- son, K. Peterson, M. Markegaard, K. Suter. ROW 3: G. Benson, H. Kirkeide, A. Colgan, D. Nos- bush, R. Johnson. 52 ROW 1: T. Citrowske, D. Lage, J. Citrowske, D. Mathews, K. DesLauriers, R. Gomez, M. Benz, V. Braun, D. Beecher, R. Jelen, D. Mamer. ROW 2: J. Dovre, J. Hancock, S. Gaard, G. Van Derostyne, D. Loqinski, D. Mitchell, J. Jacobson, C. Negaard, K. Ferguson, C. Jerzak, R. Burlingame, B. Lueders. ROW 3: L. Hatletvedt, C. Buys, P. Allen, S. Fliss, J. Schlecht, D. Pearson, A. Eischens, D. Jelen, M. Melcher, C. Christie, E. Bliss, C. Burczek. ROW 1: Aberle, D. Dreyer, N. Peterson, J. Fairchild, N. DeWit. ROW 2: C. Hoffman, B. Bursack, J. Olson, R. Hansen, C. Eischens. ROW 3: J. Kraus, K. Hennen, B. Erp, J. Lueders, K. Sillerud. 53 Eighth Graders Learn New Tricks PRESIDENT: Paula Rotenberger VICE-PRESIDENT: Neil Dovre SECRETARY: Tricia Esping TREASURER: Barbara Wilde ROW 1: S. Wahlstrom, N. West, J. Langemo, J. Rack, P. Hennen. ROW 2: S. Johnson, L. Eichens, B. Nem- itz, L. Oellien, D. Hubbs. ROW 3: J. Johnson, C. Cook, S. Swenson, D. Kloos, S. Albrecht. ROW 4: N. Dovre, L. Haas, J. Gottskalkson, G. Beek, P. Cit- rowske. 11 J' T ROW 1: D. Zimmerman, N. Grabow, K. Borowski, L. Jelen, V. Lay, M. Allen, J. Jelen, M. Weber. ROW 2: D. Skorczewski, M. Ellison, C. Freeman, G. Myers, J. Metz, C. Hodapp, G. Citrowske, K. Meyer, ROW 3: J. Hoseck, J. Chlebecek, D. Snyder, J. Kannegieter, V. Feurhelm, M. Schultz, P. Noyes, J. Full. 54 ROW 1: S. Grengs, S. Dahl, A. Grengs, D. Citrowski, M. Floto, C. Mamer, S. Madsen. ROW 2: E. Jerzak, M. Beckart, M. Peterson, K. Oellien, B. Eilers, C. Van- Derostyne, J. Lay. ROW 3: L. Carrette, S. Lacek, B. Anthony, M. Fritz, T. Nelson, R. Peterson, B. Ailts, J. Bemdt. ROW 1: K. Olson, B. Nothem, R. Rader, T. Ohlen kamp, I. Floyd. ROW 2: B. Baer, J. VanDerostyne, L. Olson, J. Denelsbeck, D. Knutson. ROW 3: L. Budahl, K. Fox, S. Kraus, B. Berckes, K. Sillman. ROW 4: R. Synovec, J. Houtman, K. Thompson, R. Nelson, L. Weaver. ROW 1: C. Hoffman, V. Merritt, Y. VanDeVeire, R. De- Blois, D. Pridal, D. Citrowske, P. Hofhenke. ROW 2: D. Hoffman, J. Milton, C. Streff, P. Rotenburger, T. Christianson, R. Braun, N. Wemisch. ROW 3: R. Hanson, L. Maynard, P. Esping, D. Hunt, L. Erp, B. Kraft, D. Nelson. Freshmen: Big Wheels Of Junior High PRESIDENT: Joan Allekson VICE-PRESIDENT: Jerilyn Bockes SECRETARY: Julie Berndt TREASURER: Maureen Oellien ROW 1: K. Kockelman, J. Olson, J. Beckart, J. Weber, D. Maas. ROW 2: S. Hacker, G. Citrowski, R. Hoffman, L. Mitchell, R. Braun, B. Johnson. ROW 3: C. Huber, J. Regnier, K. Christianson, P. Cook, D. Swenson, K. Lindberg. ROW 1: S. Lokken, B. Burlingame, J. Berndt, S. Christie, G. Houtkooper. ROW 2: L. Fokken, D. An- seeuw, M. Deslauriers, L. Panning, J. Marczek, J. Grengs. ROW 3: D. Lacek, M. McLain, D. Mead, E. Thomas, S. Hansen. ROW 1: C. Citrowskie, D. Zimmerman, J. Lozenski. M. Kack. ROW 2: C. Verschelde, L. Grengs, B. Storlien, P. Voss, M. Oellien. ROW 3: J. Peterson, S. DeVos, M. Fredrickson, D. Lindberg, S. Saum. ROW 1: D. Drietz, D. Larson, M. Oellien, S. Lozinski, W. Hemish, J. Bockes, K. Wolff, J. Henmngsgard. ROVV 2: K. Reesnes, C. Menk, K. Borowski, P. Hovland, K. Citrowski, A. Busse, N. Thielges, L. Cleveland. ROW 3: T. Grengs, K. Verhelst, M. Geise, P. Reckoff, J. Alleckson, J. Hentges, D. Lage, D. Warwick, L. Carrette. ROW 4: A. Suter, ]. Gehrking, C. Esping, N. Esping, G. Baer, D. Swenson, K. Baer. ROW 1: T. Hanna, ]. Ledeboer, J. Christie, A. Johnson, J. Bruchof. ROW 2: M. Hofhenke, B. Mamer, R. Anderson, T. Ochendorf, H. Berckes. ROW 3: B. Fliss, A. Nordseth, M. Tesch, B. Miller, T. Anhalt. ROW 4: K. Schlecht, C. Houtman, K. Rotenberger, C. Anshus, S. Rhea, E. Schmitt. ROW 5: T. Eilers, L. Mathews, J. Theisen, H. Sik, D. Zillhart, C. Meinzer. 57 Sophomores Enjoy Fast Pace Of Senior High PRESIDENT: Don Dovre VICE-PRESIDENT: Walt Syltie SECRETARY: Todd Miller TREASURER: David Saum ROW 1: M. Floto, J. Hemish, L. Benz, M. Verhelst, P. Lay. ROW 2: P. Simonson, B. Bakke, D. Matthews, L. Eilers, R. Kraus. ROW 3: T. Thielges, M. Swenson, S. Kronabetter, G. Myer, S. Albrecht, M. Schwartz. ROW 1: V. Kontz, J. Benson, B. Bretchneider, S. Wollum. ROW 2: B. Dreyer, D. Matthews, M. Oel- lien, S. Markegaard. ROW 3: T. Miller, G. Myere, V. Tollackson, D. Olson. ROW 4: D. Nord, T. Kannegieter, T. Tobin, D. Prellwitz. ROW 5: D. Dovre, W. Syltie, J. VanDeputte. ROW 1: J. Duis, K. Willgohs, J. Beek, L. Carlson, R. Swenson. ROW 2: S. Driessen, P. Kack, G. Fokken, M. Langemo, D. Buys. ROW 3: J. Kopperud, C. Kam- rath, B. Wilde, D. Saum, D. Oellien. 5S ROW 1: S. Noyes, P. Wolff, T. Bemdt, S. Hennen, J. Lozinski, L. Hodapp, G. Rehn, L. Hoffman, R. Full. ROW 2: G. Citrowske, E. Ostroot, J. VanDerostyne, W. Peterson, R. Jesme, D. Butterbaugh, G. Driessen, T. Hanson. ROW 3: T. Lueders, L. Fales, R. Lindberg, A. Gerdes, L. Erp, J. Hulzebos, S. Burrell, P. VanWatermeulen, R. Feuerfielm. ROW 4: T. Hanson, B. Miller, J. Christianson, M. Hanson, G. Stoks, K. Citrowskie, N. Thovson. Juniors Find This Year Fast But Fun ROW 1: M. Traen, C. Weber, K. Ledeboer, S. Gil- bertson. ROW 2: N. Oellien, J. Olson, C. Boulton, B. Wilde. ROW 3: N. Knutson, C. Prusa, G. Kontz, A. Hanson. RCW 4: M. Mead, R. DeVos, S. Bach, S. Schmidt, R. Denelsbeck. ROW 1: G. Hayak, D. Ferguson, R. Nemitz, S. Ree- snes, ROW 2: L. Anseeuw, J. Frederickson, S. Rous- seau, I. Melby. ROW 3: S. Pridal, T. DeVos, D. Olson, M. Anhalt. ROW 4: B. Miller, M. Bertamus, E. Houge, S. Musselman. ROW 1: N. Bursack, J. Hundt, J. Merritt, D. Fliss. ROW 2: C. Felton, K. DeBlois, K. Johnson, D. Wollum. ROW 3: J. Mamer, R. Citrowske, S. Rotenberger, R. Olson, F. Full, ROW 4: D. Hunt, D. Peterson, S. Isfeld, D. Hat- letvedt, D. Meyer. I BELOW: ROW 1: R. Citrowske, B. Heise, K. Pohlen, J. Verschelde, L. Giese, B. Kamrath, J. Deslauriers, S. Hoffman, P. Eischens. ROW 2: G. Baer, K. Hofhenke, T. Hanson, J. Lacek, B. Johnson, A. Citrowske, L. Burczek, L. Rehn, B. Gerdes, K. Schecht. ROW 3: G. Krontz, M. Severson, B. Melby, S. Swenson, L. Antony, G. Antony, T. Aune, D. Abner, J. Cech, S. Nichols, K. Armitage. ROW 1: D. Ricke, J. Drietz, K. Hennen, L. Benz, N. Bud- ahl, G. Hemish. ROW 2: T. Johnson, L. Beckart, S. Jacob- son, B. Syltie, J. Hunt, D. Colgan. ROW 3: G. Benson, W. Thielges, B. Thomas, T. Victor, D. Regnier, D. Schultz. ROW 4: L. Fales, B. Tetrick, L. VanDerostyne, J. Verhelst, R. Nomeland. ROW 5: J. Mead, R. Synovec, M. Lueders, L. Schrunk, B. Kack, R.Esping. 61 SCHOOL LIFE %, cv i. . ■ w «. ■ ♦ iE % W • to£T3j J Homecoming 1975 The week started out with all those goofy dress-up days to get everyone in the spirit. Then came Thursday night, we all had the jitters. Soon we calmed down enough to walk up with our partners. Our master of ceremonies, Bob Erickson, kept us laughing, it calmed us down a great deal. Last year's queen, Cindy Miller gave her farewell speech. Then the big moment, suspense, excite- ment, and silence. Cindy put the robe on my shoulders, joy, happiness, and unbelief filled me. Then the guys lined up and John Myers was chosen King. After we were crowned, the letterman presented me with roses and I recieved an autographed football from the team. The dance was held on Saturday night. We ended our home- coming activities by listening to Zacharia . Each year the comation ceremony changes. But one thing remains that some lucky girl is super happy. This time that girl was me. Queen Julie ABOVE: Members of the royalty. MIDDLE: Crownbearers; Karrie Hanson and Todd Paulson. RIGHT: Queen Julie being robed. 65 FAR ABOVE: Cindy Miller places robe around John Myers. ABOVE: Half-time entertainment was provided by the Canby bands. RIGHT ABOVE: D. Peterson sings at coronation. RIGHT: B. Erickson offers congratula- tions to Mr. Sillerud's homeroom. Accepting the plaque is D. Nothem. Homecoming week was a busy week for everyone. Each day we dressed according to the theme for that day. Then came Thursday night and everyone was excited, but I think the candidates were mostly scared. On Friday we faced Granite Falls and they were tough. It didn't help our season's record much but we tried out best. I want to thank everyone for the good memories and to wish next years football team good luck. King John 67 CLOCKWISE, STARTING LEFT: Some of the football action seen on homecoming night, Madrigals singing at coronation, the homecoming float, last year's queen Cindy Miller, and our M-cee coronation night, B. Erickson. 66 Junior High Presents Two Plays RIGHT: G. Myers, M. Tesch, M. Aberle, S. Madsen, P, Esping, K. Sillerud, S. Hacker. BELOW: Rumplestilskin gives miller's daughter three chances to guess his name. FAR ABOVE RIGHT: Actors in The Candlelight Ghost are; ROW 1: P. Voss, K. Reesnes, K. Borowski, J. Olson, K. Kockleman. ROW 2: J. Bruchhof, A. Busse, D. Zimmerman. ABOVE LEFT: M. Markegaard, B. Kraft, C. Midboe, and R. DeBlois help with technical. Mr. Schultz directed. ABOVE RIGHT: Actors in The Ghostly Pic- nic are; M. Allen, K. Sillerud, M. Tesch, B. Johnson, K. Borowski, M. Tesch, B. Wilde, S. Johnson. STAND- ING; C. Houtman and H. Berckes. 69 Members Of The Fall Play Presented Charleys Aunt BELOW RIGHT: A large crew helped to prepare for the play. BELOW: Make-up crew puts finishing touches on actors. Pm Charley's Aunt From Brazil Where The Nuts Come From ABOVE: D. Snortum, J. Gottskalkson, K. Benson, D. Colgan, B. Miller, B. Miller, D. Dovre, A. Frazeur, T. Hanna. ABOVE RIGHT: K. Benson and D. Dovre persuading J. Gottskalkson to help them. RIGHT: J. Gottskalkson as Charley's aunt flirts with A. Frazeur, Charley's girlfriend. 70 One Act Represents Canby In Contest Betty, Would You Go — To The Prom — With Me? TOP LEFT: ROW 1: L. Melby, Mr. Wornson, T. Hanna. ROW 2: S. Jacobson, B. Erickson, B. Tetrick, J. Gott- skalkson, K. Ostroot. Members of the One Act Play. TOP RIGHT: Bob Erickson with Torri Hanna who played the part of an old lady. BOTTOM LEFT: Lorna Melby talks with Bob Erickson. BOTTOM RIGHT: Bruce Tetrick and John Gottskalkson fighting it out. 71 Diary Of Anne Frank Is Presented In Spring RIGHT: Mrs. VanDaan and Mr. VanDaan have a dis- cussion . BELOW LEFT: Members of the crew. BELOW RIGHT: Mr. Wintemute, director, advises technical crew and actors. LEFT: Peter, M. Hovland and Anne, T. Hanna exchange a farewell kiss. ABOVE: The family undergoes many difficulties living in cramped quarters. BELOW: Declam finalists. J. Gottskalkson, S. Reesnes, W. Syltie, D. Colgan, S. Pridal. Coach, Mr. Womson. RIGHT: Many students participated in Declam. Coaches were Mrs. Gehant and Mr. Womson. This year there were two, one act plays that were di- rected by students. LEFT: K. Ostroot, director, D. Mahlum, D. Colgan, D. Pearson. Not pictured, B. Loken. ABOVE: J. Gottskalkson, director, S. Reesnes, A. DeWit, D. Nothem. Players Honored At Athletic Banquet BELOW: J. Myers accepts award for the most valuable football player. LEFT: Girls winning awards were: J. Kallhoff for basketball, L. Dovre for cheerleading and C. Schlecht for volleyball. RIGHT: B. Thovson accepts award for most valuable basketball player. ABOVE: Accepting award for most valuable Cross Country runner is J. Merrit. 74 ABOVE LEFT: M. Bertemus presents the Fan-of the-Year Award to Colleen Koening. ABOVE RIGHT. F. Full ceives award for the most valuable wrestler from Coach Gingles. 7' finite Colour My World Colour My World As time goes on I realize just what you mean to me, and now, now that you're near promise your love that I've waited to share. And dreams of our moments together, colour my world with hopes of loving you. James Pankow Thank you-- We, the Seniors would like to express a great thank you to the Junior class, the class advisors, and mothers for all the hard work that made this prom one we will always remember. FAR ABOVE LEFT: The sophomores did an excellent job; waiting on us in long dresses and suits. ABOVE LEFT: Joleen Fredrickson and Florence MacIntyre framed in balloons and eating sherbert. ABOVE RIGHT: Vicki Kontz and Jody Doom serve Debbie Jelen and Paul Olson punch. 77 TOP RIGHT: Joan Antony emerges from the long tunnel. TOP LEFT: Arm in arm, walking the grand march. ABOVE: Argus provided us with good music. 78 pvsy. Seniors Gain Valuable Memories During Last Year ROW 1: ROBERT ANSEEUW ROW 2: JOAN ANTONY DEANNE BEHNKE ROW 3: AVIS BENZ JANE ANTONY VIOLA ANTONY KEITH BENSON CINDY BENZ 82 A little pain, a little pleasure, A little heaping up of treasure; Then no more gazing upon the sun. All things must end that have begun. ROW 1: TERRY BERNDT DIANE BOOGAARD JUDY BROGAARD BRYAN BRUCHHOF ROW 2: KLAY CARLSON BRENDA CHRISTIANSON ROW 3: JEFF CHRISTIANSON LINDA CITROWSKE ROW 4: STANLEY CITROWSKE BOB DEBLOIS 83 ROW 1: ANN DEWIT LINDA DOVRE ROW 2: LYNN DREYER TERESA DRIESSEN KATHY EISCHENS ANN ENGLAND ROW 3: BOBBY ERICKSON JUDY ESPING KEVIN EVJEN LYLE FALES ROW 4: ANDREA FRAZEUR ALAN FULL ROW 1: KENT GOMEZ MARY GORDER JOHN GOTTSKALKSON PATRICK GRABOW ROW 2: JON GUSTAFSON LORAN HAAS ROW 3: DUDLEY HANSEN TODD HANSON WENDY HANSON LARRY HARMS ROW 4: RITA HAUGER 85 ROW 1: STEVEN HEMISH LEANN HENDRICKSON ROBERT HENNINGSGAARD ROW 2: LAURI HENTGES BJORN HJ ELM STROM DAVID HODAPP CHARLES HOFFMAN ROW 3: MARVIN HOFFMAN NEIL HOUTKOOPER ROW 4: MILO HOVLAND ROW 1: DAVIN HUBBS DEBRA HUNT ROW 2: DOUGLAS JANISZESKI DEBBIE JELEN DOUGLAS JERZAK ROW 3: BONNIE JOHNSON BRUCE RACK KENNETH RACK ROW 4: LOIS RACK JULIE KALLHOFT ROW 1: MARY BETH KALLHOFF TWYLA KINDELBERGER MICHAEL KLOOS TERESA KLOOS ROW 2: DENNIS KNUTSON GREGORY KOCKELMAN JOANN KONTZ ROW 3: SANDRA KRAFT CINDY LAGE MARY LARSON ROW 4: RANDAL LIPINSKI BRUCE LOKEN 88 Lives of great men all remind us We can make our lives sublime, And, Departing, leave behind us Footprints on the sands of time. ROW 1: MELANIE MAAS DEAN MAHLUM ROW 2: BELINDA MILLER MARY MILLER RICHARD MOEN ROW 3: RICHARD MORTENSON JOHN MYERS ROW 4: BRETT NELSON DEBBIE NO THEM 8 ROW 1: TOM NOYES CYNTHIA OELLIEN SHIRLEY OHLENKAMP ROW 2: PAUL OLSON KRISTIN OSTROOT PHYLLIS OUVERSON MELODY PAUL ROW 3: DEAN PEARSON RICHARD PESEK CAROLYN PETERSEN ROW 4: ALLEN REGNIER ROW 1: DIANE REGNIER STACEY REYNOLDS ROW 2: MARY RIES SUSAN SCHILLING CARLA SCHLECHT ROW 3: DARCY SCHLECHT SHERRI SCHULTZ LORI SILLMAN ROW 4: SCOTT SIMONSON DAVID SNORTUM PAMELA SPEIGHT ROW 1: JAMES STOKS ROW 2: KATHY SUTER DOUGLAS TEIGLAND SHARON THEISEN DIANE THIELGES ROW 3: LAURA THIELGES BELL THOVSON JIM THOVSON JOSEPH TRAEN ROW 4: DOUGLAS VERHELST Life like a dome of many-coloured glass Stains the white radiance of Eternity. ROW Is DEBBIE VEVERKA MARILYN WEBER LORI WEST ROW 2: NEIL WILLGOHS TIMOTHY WOLLUM NOT PICTURED: WAYNE DAHLAGER CRAIG DESLAURIERS MARK HARDIES BRYCE LOESCHKE RICHARD MCLAIN DAVID TOL MICHELLE SNYDER SHARON WALTZ Someday, when you're standing in the sun, turn around, you will see your shadow And remember me, I'll always be there, just lil your shadow. Always with you but never standing in your way. Cindy Moritz GRADUATION That big night is here. You have worked twelve long years for this. Unbelief, fear and excitement fill you as you stand in line to receive your diploma. Thoughts of all those treasured years are going through your head. Your high school years are over now. No more weekends filled with fun, laughter, and parties with friends, will be yours to share. You are on your own now. Soon you will be leaving home. Making your own living, Paying your own bills. No one to tell you when to be in at night. No brothers and sisters around to fight and argue with. All of a sudden you have to start all over, Make new friends, Try to find yourself in a new environment. It all seems so strange and sudden to be pushed off into a new world. Now as you shake hands with the principal and receive your diploma you ask yourself . . . Is this what I have been waiting for all this time? Just a strange new world? LEFT: Junior Marshalls; L. Mel- by, C. Boulton, K. Armitage, D. Peterson gave us a big help- ing hand. MIDDLE LEFT: Mr. Wilde helping Belinda Miller with her hat. MIDDLE RIGHT; Mrs. Fransen pins on Neil Will- gohs' rose. BELOW LEFT: Ann Englund told us what graduation means. TOP LETT: Concert Choir sings You'll never walk alone. TOP RIGHT: Bob Erickson talks from the new podium our class donated. MIDDLE RIGHT: During Commencement the Concert Band played Exodus RIGHT: The honor students from the Class of '76. 96 Class Motto: Yesterday is filled with memories Today, the experience Tomorrow, the dreams to come. Class Colors: . Green and Yellow Class Flower: Yellow Rpse High School commencement FRIDAY THEY MADE THEIR MARK Men and women who helped shape America's history THOMAS PAINE. a bankrupt Quaker corsetmaker. some lime teacher, preacher and grocer wrote the most br l Irani pamphlet of the American Revolution Hit words  n Common Sente reflected longings and aspirations;that have remained pari of American culture to this day Chief lustice JOHN MARSHALL established fundamenta principles of American constitutional law He is noted for hit prccedental declaration of a Congressional act as unconstitutional He ser ed through five administra- tions from 1801-183$ DANIEL WE8STER chose la as a career and went on to become we:1 known in the courts and in politics He was twice Secretary of State with an eye always to the Presi dency which eluded him Born a slave m Maryland FREDERICK DOUGLASS taught himself to read and write secretly and at 21 escaped to freedom He was an ardent abolitionist campaigning successfully for Negro suffrage and civil rights r i DOROTHEA DIX worked her entire adult life for reform of the eiisfmg penal and mental institutions in the mid 1800 s The first state hospital m the nation at Trenton New Jersey was a direct result of her efforts The creator ot the Cherokee alphabet. SEQUOYAH, was an artist, writer and silversmith He used a Simple 1821 English primer to compose the characters The tamous redwood trees of the Pacific coast bear his name The New Colossus. a sonnet composed by EMMA LAZ- ARUS m 1883 is inscribed on a bronze tablet at the base of the Statue of liberty She organised relief for Jews and helped fugitives from the Car's ghettos to establish homes in America AMELIA JENKS BLOOMER, best known for a mode ot dress she adopted during her campaign for equal rights for women Though ridiculed until she gave up the cos lume, the term bloomer came fo symbolize woman's bid for individual freedom ABRAHAM LINCOLN epitomized the American dream of a humble young man ascending to the highest office of the land He was superbly skilled al analyzing complei is- sues and translating them into meaningful words for Ihe public He was devoted to the preservation of the Union HARRIET BEECHER STONE wrote Uncle Tom s Cabin .n an effort to make the whole nation realize the inhumani- ty of slavery Her book results m one of the most popu- lar and controversial plays on the American stage The Civil War was k.ndied by ths work HORACE GREELEY'S admonition to Go West young man was a rallying cry of the pioneers of America He was founder and editor of the New York Tribune He was best known for his philosophy of social reform and his unsuccessful bid tor Ihe Presidency m 1872 JOSEPH PULITZER was the first journalist to reach a tru- ly massive audience His New York World newspaper was the symbol of yellow journalism mth its sensational i$m aimed at the common man ANDREW CARNEGIE «n a gunt m the radroad and steel industries He Mined that it was the duty of a rich man to distribute his wealth during his lifetime To that end. he established 2800 libraries and many cultural halls throughout America Sewng an unprecedented four terms as President of the United States FRANKLIN DELANO ROOSEVELT was a popular leader who made eitermve use of fireside radio chats to etplam his plans and generate enthusiasm to push them through Congress The crippler poliomyelitis was conquered by OR JONAS SALK n 1953 after more than 25 years of research Polio was reduced by % • n less than ten years SALK s re search continues in California at the Salk Institute A lifetime passion for machinery led HENRY FORO to Detroit where m 18% he completed his first motor ve hide The rord Motor Company manufactured the first Model r m 1909. ROBERT FROST'S poetry was dear understated well metered and told the stories of rural America He was a four time w nner of the Pulitzer Prize and has been called America s poet laureate MARTIN LUTHER KING was a leader n the cause of civil rights He had been a pastor before turning to the cause ot segregation His leadership earned him the NoM Peace Prize m 1964 He was assassinated by James Earl Ray m 1968 One of the most efementary symbols of fhe American way of life was established when I. EOGAR HOOVER and his Federal Bureau of Investigation G-men' set out to clean up the country Hts career spanned over 40 years. A plain, homely woman with tremendous appeal to the masses, who was always m the th ch of things' de scribes ELEANOR ROOSEVELT and her l.teMne of poll ticking beside her husband during h«s four terms The motion Picture industry was revolutionized in Amen ca and DAVID WARK GRIFFITH became known as the Father of fhe film art and king of directors for his part m this revolution H« camera techniques were the pioneering steps ot the industry THURGOOD MARSHALL is the first Negro to serve as a i«st e of fhe Supreme Court Hts law career was a med primarily at civil rights cases Lieutenant Colonel JOHN 61ENN started America's trav els to outer space when he became the first American to orbit the earth He had been an aviator m World War It and a test pilot in peacetime GERALD R F0R0. the first President to achieve the of fice without an election In 1974. through a senes ot scandalous events, the Nuon administration toppled and FORD reached the position through approval by Congress imam mouT etfaraf ion in iAr- w .t 1 im toni Arrrnn , 2 . .  iA A. ifmai ,.n efn j Ma , n4nA 4 J ..« tf.y l . jftimi AnAm Ai iayiij Kf enyti ' Men OMi t a-aAm_ ( 4 uJ4 im nn nn nnaM c 6 Ma ammy Mcar an fi i Jy snJ'Mi inion i f ienn. jimx Mi a-maan if .Mn mMnint, mn .M .VOn m n.n «am «.yiO n. 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