Canby High School - Lancer Yearbook (Canby, MN)

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1979 volume:

YOU SHOULD BE DANCIN' John Travolta ignites on the motion picture screen as an explosive disco kingpin at the peak of his popularity in the film Saturday Night Fever. NORMAN ROCKWELL DIES 11-11-78 Friends of the late American artist Norman Rockwell carry his casket from a church in Stockbridge Mass. following memorial services For years Rockwell illustrated for the Boy Scout calendar, the Saturday Evening Post and many other publications. CAMP DAVID ACCORDS FINALIZED 12-7-78. President Anwar Sadat of Egypt and Prime Minister Menachem Begin of Israel embrace and President Carter applauds following announcement of the historical peace initiative. The agreement represents a major breakthrough in the 30-year Middle East conflict. SHAH 15 STEELERS REIGN SUPREME 1-21-79. John Stallworth hauls in a touchdown pass from Terry Bradshaw, as Pittsburgh dethrones Ihe Dallas Cowboys 35-31 in Super Bowl XIII. ANTI-SHAH DEMONSTRATORS 12-11-78. Demonstrators fill the streets of Tehran In opposition to the Shah of Iran, whom they claim is a puppet of the United States. Marchers called for the Shah s overthrow in favor of exiled Moslem leader Ayatullah Khomeini. And now we begin to say good-bye for we must part and go our separate ways But we leave so much stronger ... We have given each other something That will strengthen us in our journeys, the memories of sharing, respect and love George Betto We, the editors, Gail and Beth, would like to dedicate this annual to the parents of the senior class for letting us grow up to be the indi- viduals we are and for showing us how not to be afraid of being our- selves . Thank you for teaching us right and wrong and giving us the strong morals we need in this world. Once in a while we have taken the wrong path and went to the wrong side of the track but by your strong guidance and love we have come back. Through you, we have been shown the keys of life and have been taught how to love. Thank you for being our parents. ADMINISTRATION PM1 W- rip' 1 1 1 1979 SCHOOL BOARD MAKES MANY MAJOR DECISIONS Mr. Saum is pictured to the left. He had a new role this year as a teacher besides being the Vice - Principal. 7 OUR MODELS FOR THE FUTURE To the left is Mr. Wilde. He teaches Science. Below is Mrs. Sil- lerud. She teaches Voc. Fashion Apparel. To the right is Mr. Sin- gle . He teaches English. In the upper left comer is Mr. Womson. He teaches English and speech. Below left is Mr. Wintemute. He teaches Eng- lish . In the upper right is Mr. Willis. He teaches Physical Education and Health. Below right is Ms. Wees. She teaches Physical Education. In the upper right comer is Mrs. Madsen. She teaches Home Economics. To the right is Mr. O'Reilly. He teaches Vocational Auto Mechanics. To the left is Top-Mr. Sillerud, who teaches Industrial Education. Middle is Mr. Severtson. He teaches Agriculture. Bottom is Mr. Schultz, who teaches English. - Far above left: Mr. Saum, who teaches social studies, Below him is Mr. Maas, who also teaches social studies. Below Mr. Maas is Mr. Leppke. He teaches Mathematics, Computer and History. Far above right is Mr. Jeremia- son. He teaches Science. Below him is Miss Kennedy. She teaches German. Below Miss Kennedy is Mr. Ladd. He teaches Industrial Education. At the bottom is Mr. Larson, who teaches Business Education. rn .WafiEJ. Above is Mr. Hoyme who teaches Social Studies. Above right is Mr. Felton who teaches Industrial Education. Below is Mrs. Fransen who teaches Business Education. Below is Mrs. Frazeur who is our S.L.B.P. Bottom right is Mr. Gingles who teaches Physical Ed and Health. Bottom left is Mr. Hanna who teaches Social Studies. Middle left is Mr. Heck who teaches Mathematics. Top Left is Mrs. Hendrickson who is our Librarian. Top left is Mrs. Dillon who teaches Home Economics. Below her is Mr. Delany who teaches Agriculture. Mrs. Busse is below him. She teaches special educa- tion . Bottom left is Mrs. DeBlois. She teaches math. Above right is Mr. Dahlager. He teaches Art. Above is Mr. Colgan. He teaches all the instrumental music. Mid- dle right is Mr. Dondelinger who teaches Social Studies. Below right is Mr. Busse. He teaches Science. To the left is Mrs. Arndt. She teaches Math and English. Below Mrs. Amdt, is Mrs. Streff. She teaches the Special peo- ple . Below her is Mrs. Hanson. She teaches the TMR. Next to her is Mr. Schultz. He teaches pre - vocational - C. D. I. Below him is Mrs. Hansen. She helps with the TMR. Top right is Mrs. Anderson. She teaches English. Below is Mis. Hoyme. She teaches the speical people. Below her is Mr. Pansch. He helps with C.D.l. Below is Mrs. Cole. She helps with the TMR. PEOPLE WHO HELP US KEEP OUR LIVES ORGANIZED Top Left is Mrs. Swenson, secretary of Counselor's Office. Middle left is LuAnn Hansen, she is the District Office Re- ceptionist. Bottom left is Colleen Koenig. She helps run the District Office. Bottom middle is Laurie Yackley. She is the District Office Secretary, as is Mrs. Stephenson. Top right is Mrs. Winkels, secretary of the school office. Below right is Mr. Perry, counselor. Top, left is Mrs. Hacker. She does the laundry. Mid- dle, left is Mrs. Dybsetter. She cures our aches and pains. Below, left are the janitors. Mr. Holmlund, Mr. Hoffman, Mr. Hacker, and Mr. Winters. Above right ar the cooks. They are Miss Serreyn, Mrs. Reyn- olds and Mrs. Ahlman. Middle right is Mrs. Richard- son. She is a school aid. Bottom, right is Mrs. Os- mond. She is also a school aid. Homecoming week will be a week that 1 will always cherish. It started off with choosing the fifteen lucky girls, then the seven. Dress up days got everyone in the mood. Then that day came when we had to walk up the aisle trying not to be nervous. Kim Borowski, Mistress of ceremonies, outlined activities pertaining to each. We listened to a song by Rick DeBlois and heard from King Tom. The guys lined up and King John was crowned. Then we heard from Queen Grace, she gave her farewell speech. She then had us line up. The tension, suspense and excitement were greater than ever. She placed the robe on my shoulders! Joy, hap- piness , and disbelief filled me. After we were crowned 1978 Homecoming King and Queen, I was presented a dozen red roses from the Letterperson's Club and an autographed football from the team. The big football game was a victory. We defeated the Dawson Black- jack's 17-8. We ended our homecoming activities lis- tening and dancing to 1 'Rebel.'' This was ' 'quite a deal'' to me and I hope next years royalty will cherish their day like King John and I did. Queen Kaye Homecoming week was exciting for everyone. Dur- ing that week it was fun dressing up to the different themes. This week was also a hard week of practice for the football team. When Thursday came around, I began to get very nervous. I couldn't believe I was one of the seven fi- nalists . That night we all were on the stage and were listening to Queen Grace and King Tom say a few words. After that they called the guys up. The next thing 1 knew everyone was shaking my hand. After that they called the girls up and Queen Kaye was crowned. On Friday, we faced a tough Dawson team, but we came through 17-8. We celebrated with a victory dance after the game and everything was fantastic. I would like to thank everyone and hope the future classes have as much fun as 1 have had. King John 19 HOMECOMING CANDIDATES To the right are Stefanie H. and Loren M., ROW 2: Left to right Pam V. and Peter S., Jeri B. and Rick A., and Chris H. and Steve S., are shown. ROW 3: The crown bearers are Rebecca Dybsetter and Brian Schmidt. The other royalty are Debbie S. and Jack P., Julie B. and Gary B. The Homecoming Court is pictured on top. Rick DeBlois did a great job singing 1 '1 Write the Songs''. Kim Borowski was our Mistress of Ceremonies. The Girls Quartet also sang. They are Marlys Weber, Lois Budahl, Sonja Madsen and Barb Wilde. Rebel played later that night for the Homecoming Dance. Not pictured are Lori Mitchell who played the Pro- cessional and School Hymns, Kris Reesnes and Beth Miller, who played a piano duet, Todd Oschendorf who accompanied the singers with drums and Brad Bur- lingame, Stuart Rhea and Joan Alleckson who present- ed gifts to the King and Queen. 21 HOMECOMING HIGHLIGHTS Some of the events of the week were dress-up days, Homecoming Coronation, and on Friday, the big Homecoming football game against Dawson and following that, the dance. To the right: Renae Braun is shown dressed up for Grease Days. Below: Queen Kaye and King John give their speeches. Far Below: The Pink Ladies are dressed for Grease Days, as is Joyce Olson. 22 TWO PAILS OF WATER Everyone is looking at Tim Goodmanson. Kevin, Tim and David talk around the wishing well. The cast of the Junior High Play. Row one: Jean Isfeld, Gail Fokken. Row two: LeWayne Carlson, Kevin Olson, David Olson, Tim Goodmanson s j a i j FALL PL A Y Opposite page, the cast is pictured: Kim Borowski, Todd Ochsendorf, Joyce Olson, John Dahlager, Debby Zimmer- man , and Karen Kockelman are seated. Standing are: Mr. Single, Technical Director; Mr. Schultz, Director and Da- vid Olson, technical crew. In the center left: Opal, Karen Kockelman, is feeding her newlyfound family. Center right: Karen and Kim are discussing the arrival of Opal's baby. Below left: Opal is reading the will. This page: Opal is admiring her venus statue with the clock in its belly. In the center: Opal has found out the baby was a fake and is making sure they don't escape. The technical crew is pictured in the bottom picture. They are: Carl Houtman, seated, Beth Miller, Gail Houtkooper, Nancy Thielges, Carlin Keimig, Lyle Fokken, Tim Goodmanson and Mr. Schultz, direc- tor, standing. OPAL’S BABY Above right: Karen Kockelman, student director with technicians Tim Goodmanson and Kevin 01son(k- neeling). Right: Well, who's this? Mrs. Barker asks Grandma about the Young Man. Below left: Todd listens patiently to the discussion between Grandma and Mommy. Below center: ' 'Old people are gnarled, and sagged, and twisted into the shape of a complaint.'' Below right: ' 'Right up there on the old silver screen,'' Grandma tells the Young Man. Far below left: Row 1: Karen Olson (Mommy), Todd Ochsendorf (Daddy), Joyce Olson (Grandma), Karen Meyer (Mrs. Barker), Pete Snortum ( (the Young Man). Row 2: Tim Goodmanson, Karen Kock- elman, Kevin Olson, Mr. Womson (Director). Far below right: Mommy, in her typical dorrpneer- ing attitude, scolds Mrs. Barker with Daddy listening in agreement. ■ PTSA HOSTS FASHION SHOW Paula Rotenberger gave a talk on being a page at the State Capital. DeAnn Warwick modeled Beth Miller's original dress. Jackie Drietz received first place on her modified gown. Jane Weber received first place on her original gown. Debbie Eddy shows some leg in her modified gown that received third place. Second row: Kim Oellien, Pam Voss who modeled Lori Yackley's cape, Carlin Keimig, and DeAnn Warwick. Third row: Dawn Wol- lum, Nancy Thielges and the H.E.A.R.T. group. CANBY HIGH SCHOOL PRESENTS NEIL SIMONS “THE STAR-SPANGLED GIRL” Far Below left, Sophie wonders how to get rid of Norman, Far below right, is the ca t, from left to right, Stefanie Hacker, Todd Ochsendorf, Kevin Olson. Below is Sophie trying to discourage Norman. CAST Andy Hobart..................... Norman Cornell .............. Sophie Rauschmeyer .......... Director .................... Technical Director .......... Todd Ochsendorf .... Kevin Olson Stefanie Hacker Dale Wintemute .. John Dahlager 28 To the left is, Norman and Andy arguing about Sophie. Below left is, Andy discussing the problem with Sophie. Below, A tender moment between Andy and Sophie. Members of the stage crew are left to right: Mr. Dah- lager, Technical Director, Doug Pearson, John Dah- lager, Stuart Frazeur, Roger Bliss, Karen Olson, and Al- fred Carstens. Not pictured is Jodie Bruchhof. 29 THEME FOR PROM IS HEAVEN CAN WAIT Below: Judy Langemo, Junior Class President, gave the Junior Welcome. Neil Dovre was Master of Ceremonies. Mr. Norlin gave a delightful speech on how to raise one's parents. Rick and Chicks (Marlys Weber, Barb Wilde, Rick DeBlois, Lois Budahl, Sonja Madsen) entertained Prom guests. Not pictured is Kim Borowski who gave the Senior Response. 30 The Dance Below: The entrance to heaven. Featherstone was the band who played for us. Above: Jack and Tahlie in the grand inarch. Above right: The grand inarch. We, the seniors would like to thank the juniors for all the hard work they did to make the Prom something we will always remember. 31 Prom Far Above: The guests are watching the grand march. Above: Featherstone is playing for the dancers. Above Left: The entrance to the sitting areas. Left: The grand march. Below left: Brian and Rita in the grand march. CONCERT CHOIR HOSTS GONG SHOW In the upper right comer are the judges: Mrs. Ander- son , Mr. Hanna, and Mr. Hoyme. Above 11 Derline1' is swept off her feet by Todd, that wild and crazy guy, Jack entertains us with some moves, Neil 1 'Barris'' the MC, entertained us with his hats, Jeri sang to capture the hearts of the audience and win the first prize. To the left, Joyce, ' 'Dolly'' thrills us with her voice (and body). To the right is Todd with the ' 'Disco Bod''. Below are: Stuart, Rick, and Brenda, who played their trumpet trio, Some of the pink ladies, Debbie, Karen, and Grace sang and danced for us, ' 'Lucille'' was sung by Todd and Michael. LETTERPERSON’S CLUB SPONSORS ATHLETIC BANQUET Brad Burlingame, ourM.C. Bob Lurtsema Bench- warmer Bob'1 was the guest speaker. The most valu- able players were Bob Stoks for Cross Country. Loren Mathews for Wrestling, and Jack Peterson for Football and Track. Bob Lurtsema is giving Steve Grengs a lec- ture on being so rowdy. Far below: Miss Mickelson presents Karen Kockelman with the Most Valuable Cheerleader Award. Mr. Hoyme presents Brian Buller with the All Conference Basketball medal. 34 Mr. Hoyme presents Stuart Rhea with the Most Valuable Player for Baseball and Kevin Rotenberger with the Most Valuable Player for Basketball. Be- low: The Most Valuable Players are Deidre Ci- trowske for Cross Country, Kaye Christianson for Basketball and Wendy Hemish for Volleyball. Fan of the Year Award was presented to Mr. and Mrs. Huth by Brad. Far below: Bob Lurtsema speaks, gives Steve Gmegs a dollar bill and chats with Craig Anshus. CONCERT CHOIR SINGS THEIR HEARTS OUT AT WORLDS OF FUN Opposite page: Marlys Weber, and Rick DeBlois are chosen for All State Choir. The Concert Choir is pictured be- low. They are, first row: Lois Budahl, Karen Meyers, Kris Borowski, Judy Langemo, Paula Rotenberger, Marlys Weber, Lon Mitchell, Gail Houtkooper, Mr. Reesnes, Karen Olson, Karen Kockelman, Kim Borowski, Shaun Sommerer Dave Dreyer, Mark Aberle, Trish Esping, Mary Floto. Row two: Rick DeBlois, Erwin Thomas, Clayton Midboe, Neil Dovre, Loyal Weaver, Lori Yackley, Todd Ochsendorf, Jeri Bockes, Joyce Olson, Tahlie Hanna, So- nJa Madsen, Stuart Rhea, Stuart Frazeur. Row three: Peter Snortum, Brad Lueders, Dan Hoffman, Brad Burlin- game, Vicki Jacobson, Stefanie Hacker, Madonna Deslauriers, Mary Peterson, Jodie Bruchhof, Grace Myers. Row four: Jeff Bemdt, Gary Baer, Mark Fritz, Ernie Schmitt, Adaire Nordseth, Barb Wilde, Steve Saum, Carl Houtman, Deb Swenson, Kris Reesnes, Jack Peterson. vVVWvfo; 25� ■ t Wind Ensemble Band Below left are the Clarinets. They are: Stefanie Facker, Kim Borowski, Lori Mitchell, Beth Miller, Deb Swenson, Pat Hovland, Adaire Nordseth, Madonna Deslauriers, Nancy Tobin, Kris Sillerud. Below righright are the low woodwinds. They are: Tahlie Hanna, Kathy Verhelst, Deb Knutson, Mama Frederickson, Wendy Hemish, Andi Busse, JudyHentges, Stuart Walstrom, Gail Houtkooper. Above are the doublereeds and flutes. They are: Julie Bemdt, Cheryl Streff, Sonja Madsen, Deanna Hubbs, Mary Floto, Karen Olson, Brad Burlingame and Michelle Tesch. Mr. Colgan is pictured on the right. 40 High Above: the Homs and Comets are pictured. They are Grace Meyers, Marilyn Noyes, Judy Langemo, Jodie Bruchhof, Vicky Ja- cobson, Stuart Rhea, Rick DeBlois, Brenda Eilers, and Jeff Thielges. High Above, right, are the brass section. They are, from bottom to top: Stuart Frazeur, Scott Swenson, Tom Miller, Dale Zillhart, Loyal Weaver, and Jeff Bemdt. Above are the drummers. They are sitting: Gary Baer, and Jane Hayek. Standing and on the drums are JeriBockes, Debbie Mitchell, Kevin Rotenberger, Trish the dish1' Esping. Above, right are the strings. They are Marcy Budahl, Marlys We- ber, and Jill Dovre. 41 PLA Y IT AGAIN, SAM! Symphonic Band To the right are: Scott Yackley, Kenny Drietz, Monica Tesch, Mark Fritz, PaulHouge, Judy Weber, Gwen Kam- rath, Mark Eilers. Below left are: Row 1: Julie Jacobson, Tracy Burlingame, Kristi Borowski, Karen Verhelst, Row 2: Karen Eilers, Merilee Hanson, Bonnie Berckes, Paula Rotenberger, Desli Hunt, DeAnn Traen. Below right are: Kneeling: Mildred Iffert, Karen Deslauries, Shawn Jack- son, Stacy Wahlstrom, Kathy Hennen. Standing are: Cheryl VanDerostyne, Ellen Bliss, Angela Wallert, Peggy Cook, Cheryl Buys. Far below is Mr. Earl Coljan, Direc- tor. To the top are the Clarinets. They are Lynda Drietz, Carlin Keimig, Laurie Olson, Rita Jesme, Marcia Kontz, Patty Nichols, Nancy Ar- mitage, Tammy Grissom, Jackie Olson, Verlene Jacobason, Teresa Nemitz, Lisa McDonald. The middle are the Basses. They are standing below: Byron Thomas, Mark Aberle, Shellie Anderson, Todd Blumeyer, Steve Fliss. Second row: Brian Hemish, Clayton Midboe, Corey Bohn, David Dreyer, John Cole. The bottom picture are the drummers. They are Nancy Thielges, Shaun Sommerer, Carmen Webber, Philip Reesnes, Steve Verhelst, David Devorak, and Loren Van- Watermeulen. LANCER CHOIR — THE SWINGIN’ SINGERS Pictured below are the Lancer Choir Members. They are, first row: Mark Eilers, Doug Pearson, PaulHouge, Joe Stoks. Second row: Mr. Reesnes, Carol Jesme, Doris Mathews, Tracy Burlingame, Jackie Olson, Marcia Kontz, Amber Kirkide, Verlene Jacobson. Third row: Marilee Hanson, Lisa McDonald, Sherri Hansen, Angela Wallert, Chris Sillerud. Fourth row: Jane Hayek, Laurie Hatletvedt, Jill Dovre, Monica Tesch, Judy Weber, Tammy Grissom, Ellen Bliss. The rest of the group, as you see them from one side to the other. Vicky Braun, DeAnn Traen, Nancy Armitage, Jackie Kraus, Becky Gomez, Lori Lokken, Ron Anthony, Cheryl Buys, Phillip Reesnes, Shelly Anderson, Dan Berckes, Deb Mitchell, Karen Des- lauriers, Scott Yackley, MarcyBudahl, Carla Pronk. JR. HIGH BANDS TOOT THROUGH YEAR Above is the seventh grade band. They are, first row: Trudy Hansen, Norberta Deslauriers, Karen Jeppeson, Ilene Wemish, Tammy Jesme, Melissa Bemdt. Second row: Bev Wollum, Cindy Gubrud, Andrea Jacobson, Theresa Ar- mitage, Deneed Johnson, Anna Marie Reckoff, Debbie Johnson, Jody Kontz, LuAnn Thielges, Sue Ries, Lisa Streff. Third row: Wesley Sik, Karen Drietz, Beth Wilde, Sherrin Houtman, Sherry Salmon, Judy Nichols, Jody Rogers, Shelley Ramlo, Jean Marie Isfeld, Steve Smith, Tim Colgan. Row four: Ross Holmlund, Mike Birk, Mike Dreyer, Mike Ningen, Brian Maas, Nathan Palm, Scott Schoberg, Debbie Bohn, Shawnda Jibben, Dorn Severtsen, Mike Emmons, Jon O'Reilly, Mark Bekaert, Rick Smith, Jimmy Langemo, Kevin Milton, Todd VanWatermuelon, Mr. Colgan, Below is the eight grade band. They are, row one: Karen Dandurand, Carmen Ningen, Sue Hanson, Wendy Cole, Diane Larson. Row two: Sharie Butterbaugh, Valerie Hennen, Sarah Deslauriers, Debbie Madsen, Mary Rotenberger, David Olson, Row three: Gail Fokken, Scott Vick, Steve Swenson, Robert Larsen, Becky Pe- terson , Laura Johnson. Row four: Lyle Kruse, Kayla Sillerud, Robin Eilers, Cynthia Severtsen, Brad Hemish, Jeff Hemish, Jason Hansen, Mr. Colgan, Kim Kruse, Doreen Lipinski. SCIENCE CLUB To the right, Carol Houtman re- ceived the Bausch Lomb Award from Mr. Wilde this year. Below are the Science Club mem- bers. They are, first row: Mr. Wilde, Mr. Busse, Carmen Webber. Second row: Jae Houtman, Lois Bu- dahl, Barb Wilde, Becky Gomez. Third row: Marlys Weber, Desli Hunt, Doris Mathews, Erwin Thom- as , Carl Houtman, and Cheryl Buys. Fourth row: Jeff Bemdt, Cheyl Streff, Shaun Sommerer, Karen Meyers, So- nja Madsen, Jeff Milton, Clayton Midboe, and Mark Aberle. This year the Science Club did an energy project concerning the school's energy saving methods. Letter Persons Club Below, the Senior letter persons. Standing above the piano are Erwin Thomas, David Swenson, A1 Johnson, Jack Peterson, Rick Anderson, Brad Burlingame, Bob Stoks, John Gehrking, Gary Baer, Craig Anshus, Kevin Roten- berger, Mark Gorder, Doug Lage, and Terry Mead. Standing and sitting behind the piano are Jeff Henningsgaard, Cam Meinzer, Julie Bemdt, Todd Ochsendorf, Ralph Hoffman, Pat Hovland, Pam Voss, Wendy Hemish, Peggy Cook, Lee Cleveland, and Brian Buller. Seated below the piano are Paul Reckoff, Andi Busse, Jodie Bruchhof, Stuart Rhea, Karen Kockelman and Jeri Bockes. Suspended in the air are Steve Dahl, Loyal Weaver, Corey Bohn, Neil Dovre, Tom Miller, Bob Ries, Mark Fritz, Chuck Lacek, Chris Sillerud, and Jackie Olson. Sitting and Standing in the back row are Lori Jelen, Karen Bach, Judy Lan- gemo, Nancy Tobin, Jill Dovre, Vicky Braun, Mary Driessen, Curt Oellien, Neil DeWit, Bonnie Berckes, Randy Braun, Scott Swenson, Rick DeBlois, Ryan Synovac, Dan Hoffman, Mike Bekaert, Stuart Wahlstrom, Neil Grabow, Todd Bur- lingame, Brad Lueders. Seated are Cheryl Buys, Debbie Zimmerman, Doris Mathews, Carolyn Hoffman, Becky Gomez, Cheryl Streff, Karen Olson, Laurie Carrette, Jackie Drietz, Kim Oellien, Jane Hayek, Deanna Hubbs, Marilyn Noyes, Monica Tesch, Paula Rotenberger, Nance Peterson. These are the returning letter people. LANCER STAFF Above are the co-editors of this yearbook, Gail Houtkooper and Beth Miller. To the right is Mr. Womson, our advisor. To the left are our junior co-editors, Pat Noyes and Judy Langemo. Far below left is our photographer Mr. Lindemann. Below are our typists. Row one: Sharon Hansen, Madonna Deslauriers. Row two: Nancy Theilges, Donna Lacek, Carlin Keimig. 4 A Here is your 1978-1979 Lancer Yearbook. This year we made it a little different. We didn't follow all the rules, but then we though it would be more interesting and fun. We've had a lot of fun doing this annual, and hope you enjoy it. Thank you to Mr. Womson for helping when we needed you and for always advising us and approving our pages. Thank you to Mr. Lindemann, even though there were a few misplacements. You were a big help and gave us the pictures we needed. Thank you to the typists, Donna, Nancy, and Carlin for typ- ing. Thanks also goes to Madonna and Sharon for helping with other things. We couldn't have done it without you! Thank you to Shelley Ramlo for helping us identify and to all the other people who stopped by to wish us well. Thank you to our junior editors, Pat and Judy, for helping when you could. We wish you all the good luck we can. We hope you have a successful yearbook. Thank you to the photo class and others for taking and giving us pictures. You helped make it a successful annual. Thank you once more and we hope you enjoy this yearbook. Gail and Beth STUDENT LIBRARIANS HELP US FIND NEW ADVENTURES THROUGH READING These are the Student Librarians. They fill our lives with words. Pictured on the top row are: Kim Oellien, Jackie Kack, Joyce Olson, Becky Peterson, Diane Larson, Sarah Deslauriers, Denise Citrowske, Jean Marie Isfeld, Beth Wilde, Melissa Bemdt, and Cheryl Buys. Second row, standing are: Peggy Cook, Chris Cook, Gail Fok- ken, Sue Bertamus, Shelley Ramlo, Sherri Hansen, Cheryl Beecher, Tammy Anhalt, Lori Mitchell, Mama Fredrickson, Norilee Grabow, Ronda Oellien, Julie Bemdt and Mrs. Hendrickson. Kneeling in front are: Cin- dy Hodapp, Darlene Antony, Debbie Johnson, Madonna Deslauriers, Karen Olson, Sharon Hanson, and Julie Duis. Laying on the floor are Jane Weber (who is not a librarian but wanted to be) and Pam Voss who is a librarian. 50 STUDENT COUNCIL Student Council Officers are Joan Alleckson, President; Julie Bemdt, Secretary; Steve Saum, Vice President; Jerilyn Bockes, Treasurer; and their advisor is Mr. Perry. Student Council members are pictured below. In the first row from left to right are: Julie Bemdt, Jerilyn Bockes, Tahlie Hanna, Doris Matthews, Cheryl Citrowske, Mary Floto, and Holly Berckes. Second Row: Chris Sil- lerud, Carol Eischens, Karen Kockelman, Becky Gomez, Bonnie Johnson, Stefanie Hacker, Deanna Hubbs, Paula Rotenberger, and Jane Weber. Third row, standing are: Kim Oellien, Joan Alleckson, Karen Suter, Karen Meyers, Desli Hunt, Lois Budahl, Karen Verhelst, David Verhelst, and Mr. Perry. Fourth row are: Tim Eilers, Steve Saum, Rick Deblois, Erwin Thomas, and Cam Meinzer. Student Council attributed funds for the building of the throne for Home - coming. Erwin Thomas, Marty Langemo, Mike Allen and Mr. Perry built it. Thank you for your many long hours. 51 FHA’ERS PARTICIPATE IN ACTION EVENTS Junior High and Senior High FHA were combined into one group this year. The officers are, first row: Mary Driessen, Program Committee Planer; Lori Yackley, Historian; Patty Noyes, Vice President. Second row: Mrs. Madsen, Advisor; Karen Deslauriers, Secretary; Marlys Weber, Recreation Leader; Tracy Burlingame, Parliamen- tarian; Judy Weber, Recreation Leader; Madonna Deslauriers, Treasurer; Jane Weber, President; and Mrs. Dillon, First row: Norberta Deslauriers, Karen Jeppe- son, Jean Marie Isfeld, Jodie Kontz. Second row: Jodie Rogers, Debbie Johnson, Joyce Eischens, Sarah Deslauriers, Cindy Kronabetter. Third row: Lori Yackley, Carol Eischens, Karen Des- lauriers, Chris Johnson, Bev Beutler, Denise Ci- trowski, Sherri Sillman. Fourth row: Pat Noyes, Tracy Burlingame, Judy Weber, Jane Weber, Nancy Mamer, Brenda Doom, Judy Driessen, Krista Cleveland, Tammy Wolff. Fifth row: Mary EWessen, Jackie Kraus, Karen Verhelst, Jackie Braun, LaVonne Sik, Julie Driessen, Barb Lacek. Sixth row: Vicky Feuerhelm, Sandy Kraus, Louise Eischens, Peggy Cook, Donna Henningsgaard, Madonna Deslauriers, Denise Larson, Julie Bemdt. Seventh row: Cheryl Hoff- man, Lois Budahl, Sonja Madsen, Kim Oellien, Kris Cook, Ellen Bliss, Nancy Armitage, Mama Frederickson, Holly Berckes. Eighth row: Maryls Weber, Desli Hunt, Colleen Osowski, Marilyn Noyes, DeAnnTraen, Denise Sik, Debbie Swen- son, Pam Voss. LORI IS ELECTED STATE HEART OFFICER Above, the H.E.A.R.T. Club is pictured. They did very well at the State Convention winning many awards. Standing at the bottom of the stairs are Mrs. Dillon, Bonnie Baer, John Dahlager, Vicky Feuerhelm, and Mr. Sillerud. Seated in the left section of the stairs are Mary Keimig, Donna Skorczewski, LeAnn Erp. Seated in the middle section are Lori Yackley, Pam Voss, Pat Noyes, Debbie Eddy, Jackie Drietz, Jeff Grengs, DeAnn Warwick, Cheryl Cirowske and Jane Weber. Seated in the right section are Kathy Baer, Linda Panning, Renae Braun, Joy Greer, and Beth Miller. Far above Mr. Hanna and Mrs. Hoyme look over goods at the Boutique. Far above, right, State Officer Lori Yackley is shown. 53 To the right are the officers and advisors. They are Bob Antony, Mark Giese, Mike Bekaert, Tim Eilers, and Alfred Carstens. The Advisors are Mr. Delaney and Mr. Severtson. Below are the members. They are, row 1: Dan Hoffman, Dean Stoks, Steve Lueders, Keith Citrowske, Ron Hoffman, Kenny Drietz, Mike Citrowske, Gary VanDerostyne, Neil Dovre. Second row: Laurie Carrette, Steve Drietz, John Cole, Scott Yackley, Troy Chrtt, Jim Duis, Larry Fales, Jay Schlecht, and Mark Carrette. Row three: Brian Ailts, Jeff Lueders, David Verhelst, Doug Pearson, Robert Deslauriers, Brad Lueders, Richard Jelen, David Mamer, Randy Hansen. Row four: Dan Gottskalkson, David Beecher, Jay Schlect, Bob Antony, Bryan Bur- sack, Gordon Larson, Doug Steffen, Joe Mamer, Richard Jelen. Far below is the Business Management team that went to Kansas City. They Received sixth place in the nation. They are Bob Done, Bob Antony, Don Dovre, Tim Eilers, Walter Syltie II, and Mr. Se- vertson. To the right of that picture are the Senior FFA'ers. They are kneeling: Greg Gottskalkson, Tim Eilers, standing, Roger Bliss, Todd Lueders, Nancy Esping, standing above, Alfred Carstens and A1 John- son. FFA 51 st National FFA CONVENTION FFA s c‘fofde t 74a DECLAM Below is: Mrs. Anderson, assistant coach and Mr. Womson, coach. Below middle are State Contestants Karen Kockelman and Kimberly Borowski with Mr. Womson. Mr. Womson is displaying Kim's medal for winning 4th place in discussion. Below right: The district winners all made finals in region. They are, Row one: Stefanie Hacker, Serious Drama; Kim Borowski, Discussion; Karen Kockelman, Creative Expression; Row two: Dale Zill- hart, Extemporaneous Speaking; Carl Houtman, Original Oratory. Far below are the members. Row one: David Olson, Kevin Milton, Jill Dovre, Doris Mathews, Debby Zimmerman, Tammy Jesme, Joyce Olson, Holly Berckes. Row two: Mr. Womson, coach, Karen Kockelman, Kim Borowski, Stefanie Hacker, Dale Zillhart, Scott Yackley, Philip Reesnes, Tim Goodmanson, Jeff Milton, Mrs. Anderson, coach. Carl Houtman was too late for the picture. ATHLETICS F E1079 Canby had quite a good year in many sports. Here are some of the highlights written by the coaches. By Mr. Gingles for Wrestling: Canby finished the season by sweeping the District 9 tournament with 9 champions. In the Region III tournament, Canby dumped Clarkfield and Raymond to advance to the state tournament in St. Paul. At the State tournament Canby won a quarter final match with Warren and stopped Chatfield in the semi finals. In Idle championship match with Staples, Canby was down 24-9 before winning 5 of the last 6 weights to win their 3rd state title in the past 4 years. Mr. Sillerud reported for Girls Basketball: Kaye and Bemie were named to All- Conference. The team won sub-district with wins over Cottonwood and Minneota. They beat Tyler in District but lost to Milroy in the semi-finals. Baseball, this year was first in District. They won over Cottonwood and Tracy but lost to Montevideo and so lost the Region Championship. Mr. Hoyme was coach. Mr. Dondelinger says about football: Steve Saum was selected to play at the High School All-Star Football game played at Parade Stadium in Minneapolis on July 27, 1979. Steve was one of the 72 players selected from the state. He played for the South Squad. Selection to this elite squad is probably the highest individual honor that exists in Minnesota high school football. VARSITY CHEERLEADERS HOP TO IT Wrestling Cheerleaders are pictured to the right. They are Karen Kockelman, Vicky Braun, Deanna Hubbs and Doris Mathews. To the left is pictured the Basketball Cheerleading squad. They are Monica Tesch, Cheryl Buys, Cheryl Streff, and standing on Cheryl is Becky Gomez. To the right are the Football-Cheerleaders. They are Cheryl Streff, standing; Becky Gomez, Doris Mathews, and Deanna Hubbs. 59 BOMBER AND JR. HIGH CHEERLEADERS To the right are the Bomber Football Cheerleaders. They are: Cheryl Buys, sitting, Vicky Braun, Monica Tesch, and Kim Oellien. Below are the Junior High Cheerleaders. They are: Susan Hanson, Debbie Hau- gen, Laurie Sillman, Diane Larson, Shelly Ramlo, and Tammy Jesme, kneeling. Bomber Basketball Cheerleaders are below right. They are Shelly Ander- son, Carolyn Hoffman, Norilee Grabow and Lisa Mc- Donald. Far below are the Bomber Wrestling Cheer- leaders. They are standing, Mary Driessen, Kim Oel- lien, and sitting, Theresa Nemitz and Karen Deslaur- iers. SA UM SELECTED TO HIGH SCHOOL ALL-STAR FOOTBALL TEAM Row 1: Jeff Lueders, Brad Lueders, Shaun Sommerer, Keith Thompson, A1 Johnson, Kevin Hansen, Duane Behhke, David Verhelst. Row 2: Scott Swenson, Corey Bohn, Steve Dahl, Rick DeBlois, Curt Nomeland, Brian Hemish, Mike Bekaert, Doug Lage, Steve Saum, Cam Meinzer, mgr. Row 3: Mr. Dondelinger, Coach, Pete Snortum, Stu- art Rhea, Chuck Lacek, Todd Christensen, Steve DeVos, Mark Giese, Craig Anshus, John Gehrking, Loren Math- ews, Mr. Hanson, Coach, Robert Ries, Manager. Row 4; Mr. Willis, coach, Gordon Larsen, Tom Miller, Neil Dovre, Paul Reckoff, Steve Drietz, Terry Mead, and Jack Peterson. Benson CANBY 0 OPPONENT 6 Slayton 9 6 Madison 21 7 Granite Falls 10 14 Dawson 17 8 Appleton 10 6 Tracy 6 IS Ortonville 9 12 Olivia 7 18 61 FOOTBALL TACKLES THE SEASON Above are; Row 1: Mike Bekaert, Scott Swenson, Duane Behnke, David Verhelst, Brad Lueders, Jeff Lueders, Dan Lage. Row 2: Shaun Sommerer, Rick DeBlois, Steve Dahl, David Devorak, Brad Hemish, Steve Verhelst, Steve Lueders, Mr. Greg Willis, Coach, Row 3: Steve Drietz, Kevin Hansen, Curt Nomeland, Keith Thompson, Corey Bohn, Paul Christianson, John Miller, Gordon Larsen, Loren VanWatermeulen, Below are: Row 1: Coach Gerry Gingles, Darwin McKeen, Lyle Kruse, Howard Jelen, Jeff Hemish, Tom Gorder, Todd Kack, David Christianson, Paul Huber, Steve Hanson, Coach. Row 2: Tom Stone, Nathan Palm, Chris Nemitz, Chris Holmlund, Dorn Severtson, Brian Maas, Rick Smith, Jimmy Langemo, John Benson, Marvin Hodapp. Row 3; PaulFiekema, Mike Dreyer, Terry Chrtt, Tim Colgan, Brad Hemish, Wayne Tol, David Olson, Todd Jerzak. Row 4: Mark Bekaert, Scott Vick, Tom Johnson, Kenny Al- len, Robert Larson, Danny Verschelde, Jerry Kontz, Dan Kloos, Steve Smith. VOLLEYBALL TEAM BUMPS THROUGH SEASON Pictured to the left is the Varsity Volleyball team. Wen- dy Hemish was chosen most valuable player. Kaye Chris- tianson made the Little Sioux Conference Team. First row; left: Jane Hayek, Laurie Kloos, Kaye Christianson, Pau- la Rotenberger, Wendy He- mish, and Chris Huber. Second row; Karen Bach, Jill Dovre, Nancy Tobin, Kathy Baer, Bonnie Berckes, Kris Sillerud, and Coach, Miss Wees. Above left, the Bomber Volleyball team is pictured. First row, kneeling: Sherri Sillman, Carol Eischens, Gwen Eischens, Jackie Olson, Tracy Burlingame, Debbie Eddy. Second row, standing: Marcy Budahl, Marcia Kontz, Merilee Hanson, Bonnie Johnson, Tammy Wolff, Mi- chelle Kronabetter. Third row: Coach Bill Delaney, Laurie Kloos, Gwen Kamrath, Nanch Armitage, Coleen Osowski, Jane Hayek and Diana Hansen. Above: Kaye lunges at the ball. Far left: Karen Bach is bumping the ball. Left: Don't touch the net, Chris. CROSS COUNTRY 79 Below are, left to right, Row 1: Dean Stoks, Todd Burlingame, Deidre Citrowske, Linda Panning, Patti Hovland, Mike Birk. Row 2: Jim Suter, Mike Citrowske, Dan Drietz, Curt Oellien, and Robert Deslauriers. Row 3: Coach Bill Bredeson, Dan Hoffman, Dale Jelen, Bob Stoks, and Brad Burlingame. Far Below are our runners in action. 64 GIRLS BASKETBALL DRIBBLES THROUGH SEASON Below is the Varsity Basketball team. They are, first row: Gwen Kamrath, Linda Panning, Bemie Johnson, Debbie Mitchell, Jane Hayek, Second row: Debbie Zimmerman, Judy Langemo, Kaye Christianson, Judy Hentees. Kris Sillerud, Jill Dovre, Mr. Sillerud, Coach. Junior High Basketball is Below. They are, first row: Cindy Gubrud, Trudy Hanson, Deneed Johnson, Theresa Armitage, Sherri Salmon. Second row: Mrs. Hoyme, Jody Kontz, Deb Bohn, Jody Rogers, Sue Ries, Judy Nichols. Third row: Deb Madsen, Mary Rotenberger, Kayla Sillerud, Joyce Eischens, Krista Cleveland, Becky Peterson. Fourth row: Laura Johnson, Gail Fokken, Cindy Severtson, Kim Kruse, Barb Lacek. Fifth row: Pat Hansen, Wendy Cole, Sherri Butterbaugh, Bev Beutler, Miss Monsen. CANBY BOUNCES MADISON BY ONE SHOT Boys Basketball had a good season this year. Brian Buller was named to all conference, Kevin Rotenberger was named Most Valuable Player, David Swenson was Free Throw Champion and Rick Anderson was chosen the most improved player of the team. The Varsity team is pictured below: First row: Corey Bohn, Kevin Rotenberger, Scott Swenson, Ricky DeBlois, Rick Anderson, Second row: Mr. Hoyme, Coach, Brian Buller, Der Thomas, Rick Nelson, David Swenson, L-)yal Weaver, Neil Dovre, and Manager, Doug Steffen. Below, Loyal struggles for the ball. Kevin is blocked by several players. Season's Results Our Score 55 63 49 56 39 47 31 35 45 36 45 44 58 48 51 59 44 55 42 Slayton Tracy Minneota Appleton Olivia Granite Falls Madison Ortonville Tracy Ortonville Granite Falls Dawson Appleton Cottonwood Dawson Tyler Olivia Madison Tracy Their Score 57 48 32 43 53 W 49 69 58 39 53 53 52 37 39 49 56 54 53 45 BOMBER AND JUNIOR HIGH BASKETBALL Above is the bomber basketball team. They are, first row: Neal DeWit, mgr., Steve Dahl, Scott Swenson, David Dreyer, Mike Bekaert, Rick DeBlois, Bryan Bur- sack , Dan Pridal, Second row: Mr. Hansen, coach, Brian Ailts, Martin Hahn, Mark Fritz, Rick Nelson, Todd Nel- son, Keith Thompson, Corey Bohn, Pat Allen, mgr. To the left is the junior high basketball team. They are, first row: Scott Schoberg, Tom Stone, Todd VanWatermue- len, Steve Smith, Chris Holmlund, John Benson. Row two: Rick Smith, Tom Johnson, Jon O'Reilly, Jason Hansen, Brad Anderson, Todd Jerzak, Mike Dreyer and Chris Nemitz. Below, left are the eighth graders from various teams. They are, first row: David Olson, Brad Sik, Dan Vershelde, Steve Swenson. Row two: Lyle Kruse, Darwin McKeen, Brad Hemish; Wayne Tol, Row three: Kenny Allen, Todd Kack, David Christianson, Below, right, is the ninth grade basketball team. They are, row one: Kevin Hansen, Mark Eilers, Philip Reesnes, Byron Thomas, Ron Hansen, John Hendrickson. Row two: Loren VanWatermuelen, Scott Yackley, Dave Devorak, Mark Waltz. 67 LANCERS DEFEAT STAPLES IN A CLOSE MATCH TO REGAIN STATE CHAMPIONSHIP What can we say about our wrestlers? We can say we love them because they once again, captured the State Wrestling title. They are, below, first row: Keith Citrowske, Dan Berckes, Kurt Oellien, Todd Burlingame, Jim Suter, Mike Citrowske, and Neil Grabow. Second row: David Mamer, Manager; Steve Saum, Bob (Booboo) Stoks, Brad Burlingame, Loren Mathews, Jack Peterson, Jeff Lueders, A1 Johnson, Dan Hoffman and Coach Gingles. STATE A CHAMPION : «■a BOMBERS - FUTURE CHAMPIONS Below: Bombers had a very successful year. First row, Robert Deslauriers, Kurt Oellien, Delroy Thompson, Darwyn Bach, Duane Behnke, Second row: Dale Jelen, Joe Full, Brad Lueders, David Verhelst. Row three: David Mamer, Larry Driessen, John Full, Randy Braun, Steve Drietz, Bob Antony, Mark Schultz, and Coach Bredeson Junior High Wrestlers are above: They are, first row: Mike Birk, Dave Grengs, Jamie Lozinski, Todd Merritt, Tom Lozinski, Mike Drietz, Todd Berckes, Dom Severtson. Row two: Gerald Citrowske, Paul Fei- kema, Harvey Noyes, Howard Jelen, Larry Kontz, Dean Bach, Marvin Hodapp, JeffHemish. Row three: Mr. Delaney, Paul Houge, Paul Huber, John Cole, Jerry Kontz, David Denelsbeck, Mr. Jeremiason, Coach. TRACK Above is the girl's track team. They are, first row: Bonnie Werpy, Coach; Nancy Armitage, Diane Waltz, Patty Hovland, Deidra Citrowski, Nance Pe- terson, Ms. Wees, Coach. Second row: Student teacher, Kim Oellien, mgr. , Tracy Burlingame, Theresa Nemitz, Michelle Kronabetter, Colleen Osowski, Chris Huber, and Marilyn Noyes. Below is the boy's track team. They are, first row: Roger Peterson, Chuck Lacek, Paul Houge, John Cole, David Den- elsbeck, Cur Oellien, Steve Lueders. Row two: Mr. Larson, Martin Hahn, Loren VanWatermuelon, Corey Bohn, Jeff Lueders, Irvin Floyd, Doug Lage, Byron Thomas, Mr. Dondelinger, coach. JR. HIGH TRACK Above are the junior high girl's track team. They are, row one: Lori Sillman, Darci Burlingame, Cynthia Severt- son, Tammy Jesme, Cindy Kronabetter, Debbie Haugen, Cindy Gubrud. Row two: Bev Buetler, Wendy Cole, Becky Peterson, Brenda Doom, Sherri Salmon, Beth Wilde, Deobie Bohn, Sonja Lueders, Shelley Ramlo, Laura Johnson, Mrs. Hansen, coach. Below is junior high boy's track. They are: Todd Merritt, Todd VanWatermeulen, Mike Birk, Marvin Hodapp, John Benson, Stan Nosbush, Mike Dreyer, Paul Huber, Terry Chrtt, Mr. Willis, coach, Dom Severtson. 73 BASEBALL WINS DISTRICT TOURNAMENT Picked below right is the Bomber Baseball team. Coach Denny DeVos, Kenny Drietz, Brian Antony, Ron Antony, John Hendrickson, Kevin Hansen, Randy Hansen, Joe Full, Mark Voss, Dave Devorak, Jim Kraus, Scott Yackley, Darwin Bach. Far below is the Varsity Baseball team. Stuart Rhea was chosen Most Valuable Player, and Stuart Rhea and Steve Saum were chosen to All Conference. First row; Paul Reckoff, Lee Cleveland, Ricky Anderson, Steve Dahl, Dave Devorak, Kevin Hansen, Joe Full, Stuart Rhea. Second row: Coach Hoyme, Kevin Rotenberger. Bob Anthony, Craig Anshus, Keith Thompson, Ernie Schmitt, Steve DeVos, Jeff Henningsgaard, Cary Baer, Steve Saum, and Coach Denny DeVos. 7 GOLF To the right is the girls golf team. They are Cheryl Buys, Judy Langemo, Jane Hayek, Doris Mathews, Karen Verhelst, Grace Myers, Becky Gomez. Below, left is the Junior high boys golf team. They are: Chris Holmlund, Chris Nemitz, Rick Smith, and standing, Steve Smith, and Scott Schoberg. Right of the junior high is the golf team. They are, first row: Stacey Wahl- strom, Phillip Reesnes, Mark Waltz, Dave Dreyer, Stuart Wahl- strom. Second row: Rick DeBlois, Jae Houtman, Mark Fritz, and Ryan Synovec. JR. HIGH VOLLEYBALL Row one: Laura Johnson, Wendy Cole, Deneen Johnson, Theresa Armitage, Jo- die Kontz, Anna Marie Reckoff, Cindy Severtson, Kayla Sillerud. Row two: Darci Burlingame, Kim Kruse, Becky Peterson, Jeanie Isfeld, Mary Roten- berger, Debbie Madsen, Cindy Gubrud. Row three: Bev Buetler, Sonja Lueders, Debbie Bohn, Debbie Johnson, Karen Drietz, BevWollum. SENIORS r i L- y; I j: _l 1 Joan Lynette Alleckson Ricky Lee Anderson Ernie and Lori Tamera Jean Anhalt Diana Lynn Anseeuw Craig Lyman Anshus Gary Lynn Baer Kathleen Ann Baer Julie Irene Bekaert Holly Ann Berckes Julie Ann Bemdt Roger Harold Bliss Jerilyn Lee Bockes Kimberly Kaprice Borowski Renae Catherine Braun Kent LeRoy Bren Jodie Dianne Bruchhof Brian Lee Buller Andrea Linn Busse Kaye Adell Christianson Kevin Roger Citrowske Bradley Allen Burlingame Lee Alan Cleveland Alfred Paul Carstens Greg Antony Citrowske Linda Lee Carrette Cheryl Ann Citrowske Margaret Louise Cook Steven Charles DeVos Cynthia Dawn Esping Lyle Dean Fokken Mark Douglas Giese Joy Marie Greer Mama Lee Frederickson John Fred Gehrking Mark Lyle Gorder Greg Alan Gottskalkson Jeffery Virgil Grengs 82 Sherri Renee Grengs Stefanie Christine Hacker Martin Hahn Tahlie Virginia Hanna Sharon Kaye Hansen Seniors play around at Guthrie Workshop. 83 Wendy Adair Hemish Jeffrey James Henningsgaard Judy Mae Hentges Ralph Benedict Hoffman Gail Joy Houtkooper Christine Ellen Huber Allen Lee Johnson Christopher William Husby Bernadette Anne Johnson Steve 1 'Holly'' stumming at his guitar. Denise Marie Larson Edward Francis Lipinski Susan Marie Lozenski 85 Janice Marie Lozinski Diane Marie Maas Patty, Michelle, Wendy, and Kaye show their profiles. Brian David Mainer Terrence Ried Mead Cameron Joseph Meinzer Adaire Kaye Nordseth Murray Dean Oellien Elizabeth Louise Miller Lori Ann Mitchell Todd Wayne Ochsendorf Steven Gerald Nosbush Joyce Ardis Olson Harvey Joseph Sik Peter Thomas Snortum Robert Henry Stoks Brenda Lou Storlien Albert Charles Suter David Kevin Swenson Debra Kim Swenson Michelle Dawn Tesch Al's working hard (watching). 89 John Urban Theisen Jeffery Edward Thlelges Nancy Jean Thielges Erwin Roy Thomas Dawn Teresa Thooft Kathleen Lynn Verhelst Jeffrey Lee VanDerostyne Constance Katherine Verschelde Muscle people Wendy and Michelle. Stefanie and Adaire in deep thought. Pamela Catherine Voss DeAnn Joy Warwick Steven Oscar Vick Jane Marie Weber MARTIN IS OUR YFU EXCHANGE STUDENT Dear Students, Dear Teachers and Crew, My exchange student year here in Canby and at Canby High School is almost over now. It has been a very, very successful year for me. I had so many new experiences here in these 9 months. I really appreciated the help and at- tention of you. Without you and your friendliness this year wouldn't have been so suc- cessful . 1 like it so much over here that 1 plan to come back. Maybe 1111 meet some of you again at that opportu- nity . I wish I could stay here a little bit longer with all the new friends I found. This year truly went fast. Unfortunate - ly, I have to return to Ger- many . Of course, I want to go back, too, to see my family and my old friends. But it's more sad, that I have to leave all my new-found friends so soon; already in one and a half months I will be going back to my home-country. 1 try to make the best out of these weeks. So far 1 didn't have many problems over here in the U.S. 1 hope it'll stay that way. This exchange-student ex- perience was of much a great value to me that it will take several years, before 1 will recognize the full meaning of this year. I tell you, to see another country as an exchange student, not as a tourist is really great. You see things, you would never see if you would just come for vacation. You get to know the people much better. You leam a lot about their culture and customs. There are a lot more things that you'll remember all your life. You develop yourself very much during an exchange-student year too. Your personality presents itself as what it really is. You find out how happy you can be, how sad you can be, what you can do, and what you can't accom- plish. You join several things, like school sports and enjoy the sportsmanship in the team. I hope some of you will get an opportunity to visit another country, not only as a tourist, but as an integrated member of a family. Then you will find out what it is all about. You really showed me alot of your life. Thank you so much for that. It wasn't very easy to make this year a 100% positive exper- ience. But you students and teachers helped me a lot with that. Thank you again, 1 hope that you won't forget me, at least for a while. Yours, Martin Hahn Wilhelm Henze Str. 4 3352 Einbeck West Germany P.S. Thanks to the Class of 79 for electing me as the gradu- ation speaker at the Commencement of the Class of 79. Opposite page, top: The Cleveland family, and Martin. They are, first row: Jim, Mar- tin, Cynthia. Second row, Lon, Lee, and Lyn. Bottom picture is of Martin on his six- teenth birthday. This page: To the right, Martin was in several sports this year including Track and Basketball. Below, Martin is shown holding a stuffed pheasant. Below right: Martin's first day in the U.S. He is meeting the Cleveland family, his host family, at the airport. Bottom left: Lon, Martin and Lee are dressed up for farmer's day during Homecoming week. Bottom right: Martin receives his diploma from Mr. Ruth. We, the Class of 79, would like to thank Martin for all the new experiences we had because of him. Thank you for coming to our school. I'm sure we' 11 remember you for longer than just a while. UNDERGRADUATES Pi -|H|lp L i ■ ?A IE- 1 r 7= =1 =TT- p - — 1979 T. Armitage W. Anthony M. Bekaert J. Benson T. Berkes M. Bemdt M. Birk D. Bohn D. Burlingame T. Chrtt J. Citrowske T. Colgan N. Deslauriers M. Dreyer K. Drietz M. Drietz M. Duis D. Eischens M. Emmons R. Fairchild P. Feikema M. Fry J. Grabow D. Grengs C. Gubrud E. Haas T. Hansen P. Hendrickson R. Hodapp T. Hoffman C. Holmlund R. Holmlund S. Houtman J. Isfeld A. Jacobson D. Jerzak T. Jerzak K. Jeppeson T. Jesme S. Jibben D. Johnson D. Johnson L. Johnson T. Johnson D. Keimig J. Kontz J. Kontz L. Kontz S. Kontz M. Kraus C. Kronabetter B. Lacek J. Langemo J. Lozinski T. Melby B. Maas D. Menk K. Milton C. Nexnitz C. Nemitz M. Ningen J. Michlos S. Nothem E. Victor J. Victor I. Wemicsh B. Wilde B. Wollum Not pictured: T. Ferris T. Stone L. Streff B. Swedezinski L. Thielges T. Van Watermeulen J. Benz S. Bertamus B. Beutler Butterbaugh D. Christianson D. Citrowske G. Citrowske T. Citrowske K. Cleveland W. Cole K. Dandurand S. Deslauriers B. Doom J. Driessen A. Aberle B. Anderson B. Anthony K. Allen D. Bach J. Bach J. Bach J. Eischens D. Fairchild G. Fokken B. Gonnerman J. Driessen R. Eilers D. Eischens T. Gorder J. Hansen S. Hanson D. Haugen B. Hemish J. Hemish D. Hendrickson V. Hennen M. Hodapp P. Huber H. Jelen C. Johnson L. Johnson T. Rack P. Rack R. Rloos R. Rruse L. Rruse A. Lacek B. Lacek F. Lacek EIGHTH GRADERS ARE USED TO THE ENVIRONMENT B. Lanners D. Larson R. Larson D. Lipinski B. Long T. Lozinski S. Lueders D. Madsen N. Mamer D. McKeen S. Melby T. Merritt D. Nelson C. Ningen £lk R. SR, S. Swenson n W. Tol D. Vanderostyne D. Verschelde S. Nosbush S. Vick D. Olson L. Ouverson B. Peterson M. Rotenberger C. Severtson B. Sik S. Warwick L. Frederickson R. Guza S. Dressen Not Pictured: T. Grengs M. Guza S. Engeseth D. Kloos C. Talim C. Tolk D. Drietz C. Janiszewski S. Wolff C. Jelen A. Myhre H. Bockes S. Anderson B. Anseeuw B. Antony R. Antony N. Armitage D. Bach S. Beecher D. Bekaert D. Berckes T. Blumeyer K. Burczek J. Braun M. Budahl T. Burlingame T. Burlingame L. Carlson M. Carrette P. Christianson T. Chrtt J. Citrowske J. Citrowske K. Citrowske T. Cole D. Denelsbeck D. Devorak K. Drietz J. Duis K. Eilers M. Eilers G. Eischens L. Fales B. Feuerhelm L. Fox D. Grengs J. Grengs T. Grissom D. Gottskalkson R. Gottskalkson N. Grabow K. Hansen M. Hanson R. Hanson S. Hansen P. Houge B. Hemish T. Henderickson D. Henningsgaard R. Hoffman T. Goodmanson N I N T H G R A D E G. Kamrath J. Kelly A. Kirkeide M. Kontz T. Kraus M. Kronabetter P. Kubiszewski C. Moffatt T. Nemitz R. Oellien K. Olson C. Osowski R. Reterson P. Reesnes — r D. Stoks J. Suter G. Thielges P. Theisen B. Thomas D. Thompson S. Verhelst L. VanWater- muelen M. Voss S. Wahlstrom A. Wallert M. Waltz J. Weber S. Yackley M. Iffert J. Jackson V. Jacobson B. Jeppeson C. Jesme K. Johnson R. Kack E. Lipinski L. Lokken S. Luedeis L. McDonald D. Menk D. Menk J. Miller R. Ries M. Schlecht R. Schmidt S. Schultz L. Sik A. Simonson G. Stienessen D. Carrette M. Citrowske C. Cook K. Deslauriers N. DeWitt J. Dovre D. Dreyer S. Fliss S. Frazeur J. Full B. Gomez R. Gonnerman A. Grengs D. Hansen J. Jacobson D. Jelen R. Jelen C. Jerzak B. Johnson R. Johnson H. Kirkeide G. VanDerostyne D. Verhelst K. Verhelst D. Waltz C. Webber T. Wolff L. Yackley B. Lueders J. Lueders D. Mamer J. Mamer M. Markegard D. Nosbusii M. Noyes K. Oellein J. Olson D. Pearson K. Peterson N. Peterson J. Stoks K. Suter M. Tesch R. Theisen N. Tobin D. Traen G. VanDerostyn' TENTH GRADERS CHARGE AHEAD J. Kraus C. Kubiszewski D. Lage G. Larsen D. Lozenski D. Mathews C. Midboe D. Mitchell C. Negaard C. Nomeland B. Pohlen K. Pronk J. Schlecht D. Sik K. Sillerud S. Sillman D. Steffen • • - ? “ j. rtoutm; Christensen J- Feuerhelm D. Hubbs 11TH GRADE J. Langemo S. Madsen C. Mamer L. Maynard V. Merritt K. Meyer T. Miller K. Oellien L. Oellien T. Ohlenkamp K. Olson L. Olson M. Peterson R. Peterson C. Streff S. Swenson R. Synovec B. Thielges K. Thompson C. VanDerostyne J- VanDerostyne D. Pridal P. Rotenberger M. Schultz D. Sik D. Skorczewski S. Sommerer M. Steffen S. Wahlstrom L. Weaver M. Weber N. Wemisch N. West B. Wilde D. Zimmerman GRADUATION CLASS MOTTO If you can imagine it, you can achieve it. If you can dream it, you can become it. William Arthur Ward CLASS COLORS Ivory and Blue CLASS FLOWERS Ivory Rose Blue Carnation Top left: The junior marshalls are Deanna Hubbs, Rick DeBlois, Paula Rotenberger, Jeff Bemdt. Middle left: Pastor Dell Shiell giving the in- vocation. Below left; Martin Hahn giving his speech. Below right: The Seniors getting ready for graduation. Middle right: Mr. Tobin presenting the Class of 1979. Above right: Mr. Ailts welcoming the seniors and guest. High above are the Honor Students. They are, first row: Jeri Bockes, Julie Bemdt, Beth Miller, Andi Busse, Adaire Nord- seth, Stefanie Hacker, Becky Fliss, Karen Kockelman, DeAnn Warwick, Kris Reesnes, Steve Saum, Susan Lozenski, Jeff Henningsgaard. Second row: Mama Frederickson, Loren Mathews, Tammy Anhalt, Jack Peterson, Tim Eilers, Craig Anshus, Dale Zillhart, and Stuart Rhea. Above Left, Karen Kockelman is one of the Senior Speakers. Above are the Distinct Honor Students. They are Martin Hahn, Kim Schlecht, Ralph Hoffman, Carl Houtman, KimBorowski, Erwin Thomas, Joan Alleckson, Kevin Rotenberger, Lori Mitchell, and Brad Burlingame. 109 Climb 'Til Your Dream Comes True Often your tasks will be many, And more than you think you can do ... Often the road will be rugged And the hills insurmountable, too ... But always remember, the hill ahead Are never as steep as they seem, And with Faith in you heart start upward And climb 'til you reach your dream, For nothing in life that is worthy Is ever too hard to achieve If you have the courage to try it And you have the Faith to believe ... For Faith is a force that is greater Than knowledge or power or skill And many defeats turn to triumph If you trust in God's wisdom and will ... For Faith is a mover of mountains, There's nothing that God cannot do, So start our today with Faith in your heart And ' 'Climb 'Til Your Dream Comes True ! HELEN STEINER RICE 112 MAN OF THE HOUR 6-6-78 Howard Jarvis, sponsor of California's Proposition 13. celebrates passage of the initiative, which would cut the state's property taxes by over 50 per cent. Voters approved it by a two-to-one margin THE TRIPLE CROWN 6-10-78 Affirmed and jockey Steve Cauthen establish themselves as horse and rider of the year by winning the Belmont Stakes, thus capturing racing's Triple Crown _ - GIANT OIL SPILL 3-18-78. The Liberian tanker L'Amoco-Cadis breaks up on the rocks outside Brest. France, after running aground and spilling 230.000 tons of oil in one of the worst such disasters on record. CUTTING THE CAKE 6-29-78. Princess Caroline of Monaco, daughter of Prince Rainier and Princess Grace, is married to Philippe Junot in a religious ceremony at Monaco Palace WORLD S FIRST TEST TUBE BABY 7-25-78. Louise Joy Brown is the first baby to be conceived by the technique fertilization outside the mother's body. The procedure was pioneered by Bnth gynecologist Patrick Steptoe and physiologist Robert Edwards. ANCIENT TREASURES OF KING TUT 12-20-78. The treasures of Tutankhamun are displayed for the public at New York's Metropolitan Museum of Art Included is the much-publicized solid gold mask, which is adorned with colored glass, carnelian and minerals. A NEW POPE 10-17-78 Pope John Paul II attends his first mass as leader ot the world’s Roman Catholics. The former archbishop of Krakow. Poland, became the church’s third pope of the year and the first non-Italian pope in 450 years. THE MAN OF STEEL RETURNS 7-18-78. It's a bird . . . It’S a plane . . No' It's Christopher Reeve, who is playing the title role of Superman in the new multi-million dollar feature film currently being shot In New York. A NEW CHAMP 2-15-78 Leon Spinks celebrates as the new heavyweight boxing champion. He took the crown in only his eighth professional bout by defeating Muhammed Ah in 15 rounds in Las Vegas. Nevada SALT” TALKS PROGRESS 12-23-78. Cyrus Vance of the United States and Andrei Gromyko of the Soviet Union meet in Geneva. Switzerland, to begin a lengthy series of SALT negotiations between the world's two super powers. A SHINING NEWCOMER 6-16-78 Nancy Lopez, of Roswell. N.M takes the Ladies Professional Golf tour by storm and easily wins the seasonal championship In her rookie year. Here she sinks a 20-foot putt during the Rochester Open LEAVING THE CAPITOL 1-14-78. Mrs. Muriel Humphrey, widow of the Capitol where the body ot r She is