Canby High School - Lancer Yearbook (Canby, MN)

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1980 volume:

CROSSROADS Eric Athman I leave the safety of familiar surroundings; The laughter, the crying, the noise, the people; I walk along a well-traveled road To both sides I see uncharted wilderness I’m one with the road as if I’m a car In a toy race track with grooves to hold me. I stop often, wondering where I am; I know what is behind, ahead is uncertainty; I want to turn back, life passes In all directions as if it has a destination. Where am I headed? What is my fate? Mv life seems to have no purpose. As if a challenge to grooved security; The road decides to split, offering turmoil; Experienced lifers continue with no thought; Some stop to offer well-known advice; Others don’t quite understand, many just Smile and wave, continuing their decided journey. The nearest road beckons me, I follow For it seems to offer the least resistance; I’m no trail-blazer but I may have to be; For the road decides to challenge me It shrinks to a barely distinguishable trail Overgrown with brush and strewn with rocks. I continue for lack of anything better to do Than to kill time or will time kill me? (Personally, I think this thread of a path will.) I come to a hill, on top now I stop time, my mind wanders Giving my body a rest. Off in the distance sounds of my past And future reach to me, merging With an unfamiliar sound that calls my name, I turn, revealing itself as the present; What have I missed? In traveling I’ve forgotten all about the glorious now! Renewed vigor swells inside, vigor I didn’t Know I had, I continue with my road; But the straight and narrow doesn’t Intrigue me! Off to the side Is that wilderness, seeming much Less wild. It’s more enchanting now. Taking a chance I entered, opening A whole new world before me; Released from the track grooves that dictate I’m a pardoned prisoner, free to make My own decisions, my own path, but Mainly to set my own direction. Free to explore my surroundings, I run Into many detours, I honor their directional Point: but I choose the length of their lead I have made my own path in a wilderness Of live; it is familiar habitat, for I have left no stone unexamined. I continue my travels, hopefully never To fall for failing to cross roads That bind me in their grooves I’m stronger for the road challenged Me and I conquered The CROSSROADS of yourlife. THERESA NEMITZ Entered Life Oct. 15, 1963 YOU Passed Away Nov. 21, 1979 “Reflections” Pause, if only for a moment, to reflect on a friend who waved “good-bye” all too soon. And, if in that moment, you find laughter, be grateful, for now you understand the voice of the thundering clouds. And, if in that moment, you find sadness, be grateful, for you have felt the warmth of the angels’ tears in a soft spring rain. Pause, if only for a moment, for someday we, too, will wave “good-bye” — all too soon. Anonymous 2 TABLE OF CONTENTS Special Events Page 5 Organizations Page 23 Sports Page 43 Faculty Page 65 Classes Page 77 Seniors Page 89 Editor: Pat Noyes Advisor: Mr. Bruce Wornson Photographer: Mr. Chuck Lindemann THE 1980 LANCER Canby High School Canby, Minnesota 3 As seniors of Canby High we have been through alot together. We have become close friends over the years. However, some of our friends have gone their separate ways. We would like to take this opportunity to recognize those people who are also part of our memories. Each of these people have left Canby High for their own special reasons, but each of them have left many friends here. Those who have shared part of their high school years as members of the Canby High School Class of 1980 are: Stephanie Albrect LeAnn Erp Bednarek Julie Denelsbeck Buysse Bryan Carner Gary Citrowske Pat Citrowske Dawn Waltz Bridget Nemitz Deslauriers Mike Ellison Irvin Floyd Candy Freeman Jeff Gottskalkson Adeline Grengs Robin Haugaard Paul Hennen Howard Hiler Tristy Hillestead Peggy Hofhenke Judy Johnson Bryan Kallholf Jason Kannegeiter Dave Kloos Deb Citrowske Kloos Betty Jo Kraft Lori Kubiszewski Juanita Lay Valerie Lay Cindy Madoll Brenda Maertens Steve Malherek Jim Mason Wayne Monson Dawn Nelson Mark Olson Sherri Olson Kelly Roe Valerie Shippy Cecil Sik Dave Snyder Violet Thompson Nancy Wernisch 4 Special Events The 1980 Homecoming Royalty includes Karen Bach, John Full, Jackie Drietz, Randy Braun, Lori Jelen, Dan Hoffman, Laurie Kloos, Rick DeBlois, Paula Rotenberger, Scott Swenson, Kim Oellien, and Neil Dovre. The crown bearers were Lynn Ramlo and Jason Hout- man. Karen and John Jackie and Randy Lori and Dan Laurie and Rick Paula and Scott Kim and Neil Homecoming will be a week I’ll never forget. It all started out with the usual dress up days, which put everyone in the Homecoming spirit. Then Thursday and Coronation came around. I never thought I would even be one of the seven finalists. That night we marched up on stage with our partners. We then heard farewell speeches from King John and Queen Kaye. Then the guys lined up for crowning. I couldn’t believe it, John put the cape on me. Then the girls lined up and Kaye crowned Deanna as Queen. We were all re- lieved when it was finally over. Friday night the Lancers played a good football game but were defeated by a tough Appleton team. The loss was somewhat forgotten as we celebrated the Homecoming dance. Homecoming left me with many great memories. I would like to thank everyone for making it possi- ble. I hope that the future classes will have as much fun, and as many memories as we had. King Bob Wow! Homecoming, what an unbelievable week! It still seems unreal, but it was a most exciting and most memorable week. It started out dressing up each day in our crazy outfits for dress up days. Each day brought more excitement and tension as Thursday and Friday approached. Finally Thursday came when all the candidates, trying to look calm and holding in all our nervousness and excitement, walked down the aisle. Chuck Lacek, Master of ceremonies, told of activities of each of the candidates and wel- comed us all there. We then listened to a song by the girls quartet, followed by the farewell speech of Queen Kaye and King John. The guys were then called for- ward and Bob was crowned King. Then it was our turn. Queen Kaye called us forward, bringing tension, silence, and suspense to everyone. Then after what seemed like forever the robe was placed on my shoulders. I was fdled with excitement, joy, disbelief and much happi- ness beyond expression. After Bob and I were crowned Homecoming King and Queen of 1979,1 was presented with a dozen red roses from the Letterperson’s Club and an autographed football from the team. The excitement died down a bit when we got defeated by the Appleton Aces on Friday night. During half-time the float was presented with the Royalty. The activities of Homecoming ended with the listening and dancing to “Velvet Hammer” which helped lift spirits again. Homecoming of 1979 will always hold memorable and unbelievable times for me. I’d like to thank everyone, especially my classmates, for leaving me those very special and unforgettable memories of being Homecom- ing Queen of 1979. Best of Luck to the Royalty of next year, and I hope you will cherish your time as much as King Bob and I have this year. 8 Queen Deanna Entertainment was provided at the coronation by Phillip Reesnes and the Barbership quartet formed by Sonja Madsen, Barb Wilde, Lois Budhal and Marlys Weber. Chuck Lacek presided as Master of Ceremonies. Music was provided at the Homecoming dance by “Velvet Hammer”. Don Nemitz received the Fan of the Year Award from Paula Rotenberger. Ray Christensen of WCCO Radio was the guest speaker, and is shown here with Letterman’s Club Advisor, Mike Dondelinger. ALL SPORTS BANQUET The mystery speaker. Most Valuable Cross Country runners Deidre Citrowske and Steve Lueders with coach Bill Bredeson. Jeff Lueders presented Senior Awards to Neil Dovre, Rick DeBlois, Judy Langemo, Kim Oellien, and Deanna Hubbs. Paula Rotenberger served as Mistress of Ceremonies. Dan Hoffman with wrestling coach Gerry Gingles. Cheryl Streff with cheerleading advisor Maggie Madsen. MOST VALUABLE PLAYERS Keith Thompson with football coach Mike Dondelinger. Karen Bach with volleyball coach Jean Nagel. Mark Fritz with basketball coach Curt Hoy me. Judy Langemo with girls basketball coach Cliff Sillerud. The prom, held April 26, 1980, was a time most of us will never forget. Prom is a time to remember; I hope your memories are good, because due to technical difficulties, we have no pictures of it. The prom banquet was held in the elementary school as usual. After being served roast missionaries, those in at- tendance listened to music by the Vine Swingers. These included Sonja Madsen, Barb Wilde, Marlys Weber, Lois Budahl, Rick DeBlois, Paul Houge, Phil Reesnes, and Scott Yackley. Mr. Wilde was the speaker for the evening. Following the banquet the band, Us, played in the gym. The theme for the evening was “Jungle Love”. On behalf of the senior class I would like to thank the junior class for all the hard work they put into prom to make it such a terrific night. Pat Noyes 14 LOUDER, I CANT HEAR YOU Members of the one act play were Diane Waltz, Kevin Olson, Karen Olson, Mark Aberle, LeWayne Carlson, Karla Pronk, and Tim Goodmanson. The play was directed by Bruce Worn- son. LoveKiflfea W The Cast I Mr. Hopewell .............................Gail Fokken 11 Prudence Hopewell .........................Trish Esping Simon Darkway ...............LeWayne Carlson Truman Pendenis ................... Neil Dovre Harold Stanfast ..................Kevin Olson Cariotta Cortez ..................Karen Olson Fred J. Wheelwright ...............Jeff Milton Fifi ........................Deb Zimmerman Dana ........................Sherrin Houtman Beulah Belle .....................Karla Pronk Officer ..........................Kevin Olson Pianist .......................... Rick DeBlois Soloist ..........................Karen Meyer Dirk Sneath .................Tim Goodmanson Extras ..........................Bonnie Berckes Robert Ries Steve Verhelst Loyal Weaver Accompaniests ....................Carol Jesme Tracy Burlingame Technical Director ................Gaye Aslesen Lights ........................... Mildred Iffert Stage Managers ...................Tammy Grissom Michelle Watt Art Work ....................Tim Goodmanson Kevin Olson Audience Plant ...................David Olson Director .........................Laura Bosch I Sonja Madsen and Marcy Budahl received Superior Awards at the state FHA convention with their demonstration on economical ways of having a family vacation. WHERE THE ROADS COME TOGETHER Paul Colwell None of us is bom the same, We don’t know why, It’s the way we came. Every heart beats a little differently, Each soul is free to find its way Like a river that winds its way to the sea. For life Is a journey And there are many roads beneath the sky And there are many good people Who don’t see eye to eye. You and I are different from our brother Could that be why we need each other As we go along? Everyone is partly right And everyone is partly wrong. Not every man can sing your tune, From where he stands there’s another view. With every turn we’re learning more And perhaps we’ll find That the walls we build are only, Are only in the mind. There are many roads to go And they go by many names. They don’t all go the same way But they get there all the same And I have a feeling that we’ll meet Someday where the roads come together Up the way. Judy Weber and Colleen Osowski received Superior Awards in the Food Additive division at the state FHA convention. Organizations SHOW TIME CHOIR 24 mmm LORELEI GIRLS CHORUS The following girls make up the Lorelei Girls Chorus Row 1: C. Ningen, S. Hansen, K. Kruse, S. Bertamus, Director A1 Reesnes, Row 2: M. Rotenberger, L. McDonald, D. Madsen, V. Hennen, J. Weber, Row 3: K. Eilers, S. Anderson, J. Driessen, B. Peterson, J. Driessen, M. Budahl, Row 4: S. Butterbaugh, M. Watt, A. Kirkeide, S. Hanson, L. Ouverson, and Tracy Burlingame. Members of the Lancer Band are Row 1: C. Ningen, K. Dandrand, S. Hanson, T. Grissom, M. Kontz, M. Hanson, K. Eilers, D. Johnson, D. Larson, K. Cleveland, Row 2: G. Fokken, S. Vick, R. Larson, S. Swenson, S. Jackson, D. Olson, M. Rotenberger, V. Hennen, S. Deslauriers, M. Iffert, S. Butterbaugh, T. Burlingame, Row 3: G. Kamrath, M. Eilers, P. Houge, S. Yackley, B. Peterson, L. Johnson, J. Weber, S. Wahlstrom, D. Madsen, Row 4: B. Thomas, S. Anderson, L. Kruse, J. Hansen, K. Sillerud, B. Hemish, J. Cole, R. Eilers, C. Severtson, R. Peterson, Director Tim Hurley, Row 5: D. Devorak, L. VanWatermuelen, P. Reesnes, S. Verhelst, D. Lipinski, K. Sillerud, and K. Kruse. LANCER BAND Seventh grade band members are Row-1: T. Markegard, R. Goodmanson, K. O’Reilly, A. Wagner. M. Hanna, H. Zimmerman, K. B.rk, I- Hubbs S. Allen. Row 2 C. Maynard, M. McKeen, K. Aune, T. Gentz, J. I.eppke, S. Blumeyer, P. Carrette, L. Bertamus, A Miller, Row 3, K. Hauger, T. Houge, S. Berckes, T. Buys, J. Chlebecek, R. Anderson, L. Palm, D. Johnson, D. Sorby. A Cole M Fokken, Standing, T. Kruse, A. Kirkeide, D. Jibben, T. Fairchild. BAND Eighth grade band members are Row 1: A. Reckoff, D. Johnson, T. Armitage, L. Thielges, B. Wollum, J. Isfeld, T. Jesme, I. Wernisch, N. Deslauriers, K. Jeppesen, T. Hansen, Row 2: L. Streff, C. Gubrud, S. Kontz, M. Emmons, J. O’Reilly, M. Bekaert, S. Smith, D. Bohn, S. Schoberg, S. Jibben, D. Severtson, S. Ramlo, M. Berndt, J. Nichols, J. Rogers, S. Houtman, Row 3: T. Jerzak, R. Smith, D. Johnson, J. Kontz. S. Ries, N. Palm, M. Ningen, B. Maas, M. Birk, M. Dreyer, R. Holmlund, B. Wilde. K. Drietz. T. VanWatermuelen, and K. Milton. 27 Flutes Karen Olson Deanna Hubbs Paula Rotenberger Karen Verhelst DeAnn Traen Delsi Hunt Kris Borowski Bonnie Berckes Oboe Julie Jacobson Bass Clarinet Bonnie Johnson Bassoon Mary Floto Cheryl Streff Alto Saxophone Ellen Bliss Karen Deslauriers Tenor Saxophone Stuart Wahlstrom Baritone Saxophone Cheryl Buys CONCERT BAND BbClarinet Rita Jesme Kris Sillerud Jackie Olson Nancy Tobin Patty Nichols Lynda Drietz Laurie Olson Diana Hansen (not pictured) French Horn Mark Frit.7 Cornet Rick DeBlois Brenda Eilers Marilyn Noyes Monica Tesch Trombone Scott Swenson Dave Dreyer Steve Fliss Stuart Frazeur Todd Christensen Corey Bohn Baritone Mike Bekaert Mark Aberle Tuba Clayton Midboe Percussion Jane Hayek Deb Mitchell Shaun Sommerer String Bass Marlys Weber Jill Dovre •� � � � � ALL STATE CHOIR Rick DeBlois and Marlys Weber were selected as members of the All-state Choir. They are shown here with A1 Reesnes, choir di- rector. 29 i� R ai The students who participated in Declam were Karla Pronk, Tammy Jesme, Debby Zimmer- man, Doris Mathews, Phillip Reesnes, Tim Goodmanson, and David Olson. Mr. Wornson and Mr. Burkard served as the De- clam advisors. 30 DECLAM Karla Pronk and David Olson represented Canby in the Regional Contest. Karla placed 1st in Creative Expression and David placed 1st in Discussion at the District Contest. Typists for the annual were Carol Eischens, Julie VanDer- ostyne, Donna Skorczewski, Karen Deslauriers, Cheryl Buys, and Jackie Feuerhelm. Pat Noyes was the editor. Ju- nior editors were Julie Jacob- son and Jackie Olson. Mr. Bruce Wornson was the advi- sor, and Mr. Chuck Lindemann was the photographer. The crossroads of your lives are on unending adventure, so I chose CROSSROADS as the theme of this annual. Each of us has to make decisions when we come to a crossroad, and these decisions affect our whole lives. The pathways of high school can never be crossed again. I hope that this annual can remind us of the paths we have taken, and the great times we had on this path. I am very happy to present to you the 1980 Lancer. I found it difficult to confine the events of an entire year to the pages of a book. I wouldn’t have been possible without the help of the Annual Staff. I would like to express a special thanks to Rick Nelson, Jackie, and Julie for all the help they gave me. Thanks also to Donna and Jackie for typing so much and encouraging me. I’d like to each of you who stopped in my office to check up on me and help out once in a while. But most of all. I’d like to give a very sincere thanks to Chuck Lindemann, who spent many many hours developing, printing, and taking pictures. I really appreciate it. I hope that this annual brings back memories of all the great times of Canby High, but most of all, I hope that you never forget the people that you meet crossing the crossroads of your lives. The Editor, Pat Noyes The officers of the Future Farmers of America are: President, Dave Verhelst; Vice President. Jeff Lueders; Secretary, Laurie Carrette; Treasurer, Bryan Bursack; Reporter, Doug Pearson; Sentinel, Brad Lueders. FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA The FFAer’s have supported' all home football games by operating the concession stand there. They sold fruit for the holidays and seeds for spring. The Farm Management Team consisting of Laurie Carrette, Brad Lueders, Jeff Lueders, and Neil Dovre took first place at the District Contest and advanced to state competition. The First annu- al Parent-Member Appreciation Dinner was held March 19 at noon. It was a big affair which included a catered dinner as well as presentation of awards to the officers. Bonnie Klein and Carolyn Dondelinger spoke on Careers for Wom- en in Agriculture. Luther Severtson served as the chapter advisor. The F.F.A. members are; Row 1- D. Groenhoff, T. Merritt, R. Larsen, B. Anderson, D. Hendrickson, J. Grengs, T. Cole, D. Bach, Row 2- S. Swenson, L. Kruse, N. Dovre, R. Deslauriers, M. Schlecht, E. Lipinski, L. Fales, K. Drietz, B. Feuerhelm, Row 3- L. Carrette, D. Verhelst, B. Lueders, S. Lueders. L. Cleveland, J. Duis, T. Chrtt, R. Peterson, Row 4- G. Larsen, D. Steffen, B. Bursack. J. Lueders, S. Drietz, R. Hoffman, D. Grengs, R. Antony, Row 5- B. Ailts, R. Gottskalkson, D. Pearson, J. Chlebecek, D. Mamer. 32 The first annual Parent-Member Appre- ciation Dinner was held Wednesday, March 19 at 12:00 in the Ag Department. Red Owl catered the dinner. Bonnie Klein and Carolyn Dondelinger presented slides on “Women’s Role in Agriculture”. They also demonstrated the new opportunities for women in Agribusiness. Awards were presented to the officers. The Farm Busi- ness Management team consists of Jeff Lueders, Neil Dovre, Brad Lueders, and Laurie Carrette. They won the district con- test, placed second in region, and went on to place ninth in the state contest. •v- The Officers for the Future Homemakers of America are Presi- dent: Pat Noyes, Vice President: Karen Verhelst, Secretary: Sue Ries, Treasurer: Karen Deslauriers, Reporter: Jackie Kraus, Pro- gram Committee: Marlys Weber, Carol Eischens, Recreation Leaders: Jody Kontz, Karin Jeppesen. FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA Row 1: A. Sanow, B. Lanners, P. Kack, C. Kronabetter, S. Madsen, K. Deslauriers, C. Eischens, P. Noyes, Row 2: J. Eischens, S. Deslauriers, M. Noyes, D. Hunt, L. Budahl, M. Weber, J. Weber, C. Osowski, B. Jeppesen, Row 3: D. Larson, J. Driessen, D. Haugen, J. Driessen, N. Mamer, G. Eischens, M. Budahl, T. Burlingame, D. Henningsgaard, Row 4: B. Doom, B. Beutler, B. Peterson, L. Eischens, K. Hennen, M. Driessen, K. Verhelst, J. Kraus. Row 5: J. Kontz, M. Watt, D. Sik, C. Cook, S. Kraus, C. VanDerostyne, S. Ries, K. Jeppesen, N. Deslauriers. 34 The Fashion and Apparel class modeled their dresses for those in attendance at PTSA. All members of the class either made original designs, or modified the patterns before they con- structed their garments. The whole class competed at the state HEART Conbention. Lynette Maynard took first place in the Original Design competition while Pat Noyes placed third in the same class. Several of the girls received Honorable Men- tion. At PTSA, Mr. Tobin was caught testing out the audio visual equipment. Lila Sillerud was the class instructor. Members of the Fashion and Apparel class not pictured below include original designer Deb Zimmerman, and modified designers Laurie Kloos, Karen Bach, Chris Cook, Julie Duis, Shirley Johnson, and Deanna Hubbs. Paula Rotenberger — Original Pat Noyes — Original Mary Floto — Original Lynette Maynard — Original Deb Knutson — Original Karen Meyer — Origini Julie Van Derostyne — Modified Mary Keimig — Modified Bonnie Baer — Modified Lisa Oellien — Modified Officers for Home Economics and Related Trades (HEART) include: President: Jackie Drietz, Vice President: Kim Sillman, Secretary: Bonnie Baer, Treasurer: Pat Noyes. At the State HEART Convention, Pat Noyes placed first in Food Service Mathematics while Bonnie Baer placed second and Mary Keimig third in the Clothing Alterations contest. Row 1-M. Floto, L. Maynard, J. Van Derostyne, J. Duis, L. Oellien, M. Keimig, K. Fox, S. Kraus, Row 2-M. Peterson, C. Cook, D. Knutson, N. Wernisch, D. Hunt, K. Meyer, D. Hubbs, P. Rotenberger, V. Feuerhelm, Row 3-J. Drietz, C. Van Derostyne, V. Merritt, C. Kack, J. Kack, D. Citrowske, P. Noyes, L. Jelen, K. Bach, L. Kloos, Row 4-L. Olson, M. Citrowske, P. Noyes, L. Jelen. K. Bach, L. Kloos, Row 4-L. Olson, M. Steffen, I. Floyd, K. Sillman, B. Nothem, D. Eddy, Y. Van De Veire, B. Berckes, B. Baer. 36 STUDENT LIBRARIANS Row 1- G. Fokken, S. Beecher, M. Budahl, G. Eischens, T. Hoffman, Row 2- K. Oellien, D. Skorczewski, N. Wernisch, C. Buys, J. Kack, C. Hodapp, Mrs. Hendrickson, Librarian. 37 The officers for Student Council are President: Deanna Hubbs, Cive-President: Desli Hunt, Secretary: Barb Wilde, Treasurer: Paula Rotenberger. As usual, the main duty of the Student Coun- cil is to plan Homecoming activities. This involved securing a band, decorating the halls, planning Dress-up days and sponsor- ing the Homeroom decorating contest. This year Mr. Hurley’s room won in the Senior High division while Mrs. Hendrickson’s room won in Junior High. The Student Council officers attended a ses- sion of Capitol for a Day in Marshall with student council officers and members from other schools. Other Student Council activities include sponsoring assemblies for the whole school. One of these brought the band “Free Fare”. STUDENT COUNCIL Seated: L. Budahl, K. Meyer, P. Rotenberger, K. Bach, D. Mitchell, N. Tobin, Standing: Mr. Perry, Advisor, K. Oellien, C. Buys, B. Wilde, R. DeBlois, C. Streff, S. Sommerer, S. Madsen, M. Iffert, D. Hunt, M. Weber, B. Thomas, P. Houge, C. Lacek, P. Noyes, B. Gomez, S. Verhelst, D. Mathews, C. Jesme, M. Budahl, M. Aberle, C. Eischens, B, Erp. SCIENCE CLUB The Science Club members are: Row 1-S. Madsen, M. Weber, K. Meyer, M. Budahl, D. Hunt, Row 2-S. Wahlstrom, S. Sommerer, L. Budahl, D. Mathews, C. Buys, B. Gomez, C. Streff, Row 3-J. Houtman, B. Thomas, M. Fritz, C. Webber and B. Wilde. The Advisors are Jim Wilde and Myron Busse. The Science Club went on a trip to the Black Hills of South Dako- ta in the fall. They went sight- seeing, hiking, and visited the Circle B Ranch. The Science Club has completed its energy audit of both the High School and the Elementary School. They plan to audit the Vo-Tech also. The club also don- ated a rock polisher to the school. 39 The officers of the Letterperson’s Club are: President, Paula Roten- berger; Vice President, Jeff Lueders; Secretary, Kim Oillien; and Treasurer, Doris Mathews. Senior Letterpersons include: Row 1- J. Drietz, C. Kack, K. Olson, L. Carrette, K. Oellien, D. Hubbs, P. Rotenberger, C. Streff, Row 2- S. Wahlstrom, M. Fritz, C. Lacek, N. Dovre, L. Weaver, S. Dahl, R. Synovec, Row 3- R. DeBlois, S. Swenson, M. Bekaert, K. Bach, I. Floyd, L. Jelen, N. Grabow, Row 4- B. Berckes, D. Citrowske, J. Langemo, D. Hoffman, T. Miller, K. Thompson, R. Nelson, Row 5- J. Full, S. Grengs, R. Braun, R. Deslauriers. 40 Members of the Letterperson’s Club who are underclassmen include: Row 1-P. Reesnes, S. Yackley, B. Lueders, J. Leuders, M. Waltz, B. Thomas, T. Burlingame, K. Citrowske, Row 2- D. Denelsbeck, L. Van Watermuelen, K. Hansen, D. Dvorak, R. Ries, S. Lueders, J. Miller, P. Houge, J. Cole, Row 3-D. Mamer, J. Full, M. Driessen, D. Behnke, D. Jelen, M. Citrowske, S. Drietz, N. Armitage, Row 4-D. Verhelst, L. Driessen, N. DeWit, C. Hoffman, J. Olson, D. Mathews, B. Gomez, M. Noyes, N. Peterson, Row 5-M. Aberle, K. Oellien, P. Allen, D. Steffen. D. Drever. K. Sillerud, N. Tobin, M. Tesch, J. Dovre, J. 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P i I est n J DawsflP Granite F ls, w Conference ” + District Region . 1 6th of 8 v 1st of 3 . . mrjctW ' 8th of 1 1 5th Ifit • • • ;ion III te Consolati inby 5 nby 4 I nby 59 nby 38 nby 51 inby 35 inby 42 mby 33 nby 62 nby 40 nby 155 nby 45 nby 47 nby 42 inby 52 nby 63 nby 59 nby '.it Boys P. sketball Slayton Trac' Mi Madison Ortonville Tracy jfl Ortonville ' Granite Cottonwood Madison Dawson Appleton Dawson Tyler Olivia Girls Basketball Canby 29 Minneota Canby 27 Tracy Canby 41 Ortonville Canby 28 Olivia Canby 24 Granite Falls Canby 46 Dawson Canby 26 Madison Canby 30 Ivanhoe Canby 22 Tracy Canby 38 Dawson Canby 27 Madison Canby 46 Cottonwood Canby 410T Appleton Canby 33 Olivia Canby 35 Appleton Canby 42 Granite Falls Canby 47 Ortonville 37 56 27 47 30 61 26 86 42 69 41 50 46 37 48 58 30 Sports The varsity football team consists of: Row 1-M. Waltz, T. Hack, P. Christianson, D. Verhelst, B. Lueders, S. Dahl, C. Lacek, Row 2-R. Ries, manager, P. Reesnes, K. Johnson. B. Hemish, T. Christensen, K. Hansen, D. Dreyer, D. Devorak, S. Sommerer, Row 3-J. Full, S. Yackley, R. DeBlois, M. Bekaert, D. Lage, S. Verhelst, W Tol, R. Schmidt, D. Behnke, Row 4-L. Van Watermuelen, J. Miller, C. Bohn, K. Thompson, L. Weaver, N. Dovre, G. Larson, S. Drietz. Neil Dovre was named All-Conference Defensive Team. Jeff Lueders was a member of the WCCO Radio All-State team of the week. Keith received the most valuable player award. FOOTBALL HAS SEASON BLUES BOMBER FOOTBALL The Bomber football team consisted of Row 1: B. Hemish, D. Christianson, P. Reesnes, T. Rack, J. Hemish, H. Jelen, T. Gorder, D. Devorak, Row 2: Coach Greg Willis, D. Verschelde, S. Yackley, P. Huber, K. Hansen, J. Hendrickson, D. Lage, W. Tol Row 3: P. Christianson, J. Miller, L. VanWatermeuelen, S. Verhelst, R. Schmidt, K. Citrowske, B. Hemish, Coach Steve Snortum A t A- A ' . |gP ■ J Jr V v i y 1 r ' i� u . % Bomber football cheerleaders were Carolyn Hoffman, Cheryl Buys, and Marrilee Hanson. Cheerleaders for the varsity football team include Cheryl Streff, Doris Mathews, Kim Oellien, Becky Gomez, and Dean- na Hubbs. 45 The varsity volleyball team consists of: Row 1-J. Langemo, K. Bach, J. Hayek, P. Rotenberger, C. Eischens, N. Armitage, and Ms. Jean Nagel, coach. Row 2- J. Dovre, L. Sillman, K. Sillman, K. Sillerud, G. Eischens, and N. Tobin. The team placed third in the Little Sioux Conference with their 6-2 record. Karen Bach was named to the All-Conference team. Managers were Robbi Burlingame and Lori Lokken. VOLLEYBALL TEAM SPIKES THEIR The bomber volleyball squad consists of: Row 1- C. Osowski, B. Johnson, C. Severtson, M. Kontz, T. Burlingame, S. Sillman, T. Wolff, M. Kronabetter. Row 2- V. Braun, S. Lueders, K. Sillerud, L. Johnson, G. Eischens, B. Buetler, N. Armitage, and Nancy DeVos, Coach. The team tied for first place in the Little Sioux Conference. The Cross Country team was coached by Bill Bredeson. The team consisted of P. Houge, M. Birk, K. Oellien, T. Citrowske, S. Lueders, B. Doom, J. Cole, D. Citrowske, R. Deslauriers, J. Benson, T. Burlingame, and D. Olson. The boys team placed first at district and captured fifth place at the regional tournament. The girls team was incomplete throughout the season, but they competed on an individual basis. Deidre Citrowske placed first in District and 11th in region. Tammy Citrowske placed 2nd and Brenda Doom 5th at Districts. Steve Lueders was named Most Valuable Player for the guys and Deidre Citrowske for the girls. CROSS COUNTRY CAPTURES 5TH IN REGION LANCERS FINISH 5TH IN STATE Members of the varsity wrestling team include: Row 1-T. Ohlenkamp, T. Burlingame, T. Merritt, R. Deslauriers, K. Citrowske, K. Oellien, and D. Berckes. Row 2-D. Mamer, Manager, D. Hoffman, B. Lueders, R. Braun, L. Driessen, J. Lueders, R. Johnson, and G. Gingles, Coach. “B” squad wrestlers include: Row 1-J. Cole, R. Hansen, J. Schlecht, D. Bach, D. Christianson, M. Citrowske, K. Drietz, D. Denelsbeck, Row 2- D. Mamer, manager, P. Houge, R. Hoffman, S. Leuders, B. Pohlen, D. Verhelst, S. Drietz, J. Suter, J. Full, D. Jelen, E. Lipinski, W. Tol, and B. Bredeson, coach. VARSITY HAS GOOD SEASON The Varsity Basketball team consists of: Row 1 S. Swenson, R. DeBlois, D. Dreyer, S. Dahl, D. Pridal, C. Bohn, Row 2: C. Hoyme, coach. K. Thompson, N. Dovre, L. Weaver, R. Nelson, M. Fritz, B. Ailts, T. Nelson, and D. Steffen manager. B SQUAD GAINS EXPERIENCE The “B” Squad basketball team consisted of: D. Devorak, J. Hendrickson, K. Hansen, P. Reesnes, S. Yackley, J. Hansen, Row 2- Coach Terry Settje, P. Christianson, M. Waltz. L. Van Watermuelen, S. Verhelst, and B. Thomas, Manager. VarRr coa “V( ry please urt Hoy me, with the over all rest from yeAr. We wok the sea K with only one$retur|ing staiS anc “B’Bam. The kids intc Hocfl ball teapi of he gam J lost couple Qj le an $ . ;ai ie si ■Met,t( Bve Jveloped y the ■ose | Madison ugh tines endrieks. poims or could have if the ball the light Cheerleaders for the team were Carolyn Hoffman and Merrilee Hansen. 53 LANCERETTES PUT ON THE HUSTLE. 54 The varsity girls basketball team is coached by Cliff Sillerud. The team consists of: N. Peterson, J. Dovre, K. Sillerud, L. Carrette, L. Johnson, j. Langemo, K. Hennen, G. Kamrath, and D. Mitchell. Deb Zimmerman is the manager. Laurie Carrette was named to the All-Conference team while Judy Langemo was voted Most Valuable Player. Coach Sillerud stated, This season we had a very young team with only two seniors participating. Al- though the Lancers had only two wins during the season there were some bright spots along the way. This young squad held Tracy to their lowest point total of the regular season (42 points) and pressed LSC champ Appleton into overtime falling 46 to 41. Next years girls team should improve on this year’s performance if we can raise our FG percentage about this year's dismal 23 percent.” The bomber girls basketball team was coached by Ms. Jean Nagel. Deb Zimmerman served as manager. The team members are: C. Severtson, J. Eischens, M. Kronabetter, D. Traen, N. Armitage, and D. Mitchell. Row 2-M. Noyes, M. Rotenberger, K. Sillerud, L. Johnson, C. Osowski, D. Bohn, and G. Eischens. ANIMALS TIP OFF THE SEASON I regret that there is no picture of the varsity guys track team. However, members of the team include: Brad An- derson, Steve Swenson, Brian Long, Stan Nosbush, Dean Bach, Steve Lueders, John Cole, Paul Houge, Loren Van Watermuelen, David Denelsbeck, Rick Smith, Corey Bohn, Kurt Oellien, Jeff Lueders, Dan Lage, Steve Fliss, and Chuck Lacek. The team was represent- ed in the Region III Tournament by Kurt Oellien, who ran the Two-mile. David Deneslbeck was selected as most valuable player. The team was coached by Frank Maas. The junior high girl’s track team members are Row 1: L. Sillman, T. Jesme, J. Kontz, D. Johnson, D. Bohn, K. Olson, C. Gubrud, J. Rogers, B. Wilde, Manager K. Aune, Coach Pat Hansen, Row 2: L. Hubbs, J. Isfeld, J. Citrowske, C. Mrritt, M. McKeen, R. Goodmanson, B. Jeremiason, A. Mill- er, L. Bertamus, D. Johnson, K. O’Reilly, B. Sik, K. Jeppesen, and D. Burlingame. Not pictured were Shelly Ramlo, Cathy Nemitz, and Anna Reckoff. The varsity girls track team consisted of Row 1: J. Citrowske, B. Jeremiason, C. Severtson, J. Citrowske, K. Cleveland, T. Citrowske, M. Noyes, T. Burlingame, C. Gubrud, Row 2: Manager S. Bertamus, L. Jelen, D. Citrowske, B. Doom, M. Kronabet- ter, D. Citrowske, B. Wilde, J. Eischens, Manager N. Peterson, Coach Jean Nagel, Row 3: N. Grabow, N. Armitage, K. Bach, L. Drietz, J. Langemo, S. Lueders, C. Osowski, and Assistant Coach Tom Fagemess. Deidre Citrowske was voted most valuable player by the team. She placed 2nd in the two mile run in District and advanced to the Region Tournament. Tracy Burlingame also took part in the Regional Tourney. Leading scorers for the team were Krista Cleveland, Deidre Citrowske, Judy Ci- trowske, and Nancy Armitage. TRACKSTERS RACE THROUGH THE SEASON GOLFERS TEE OFF THE SEASON The girls golf team consisted of K. Sillerud. M. Tesch, J. Hayek, K. verhelst, D. Mitchell. D. Mathews, and C. Buys. Not pictured were D. Traen, D. Knutson, L. Maynard, and J. Kraus. Nancy DeVos coached the team. Members of the golf team are Row 1: C. Nemitz, C. Holmlund, S. Smith, S. Schoberg, M. Birk, Row 2: S. Wahlstrom, P. Reesnes, S. Wahlstrom, T. Burlingame, Row 3: Coach Milo Larson, D. Dreyer, J. Houtman, M. Fritz, R. Synovec, and R. DeBlois. GOLFERS SWING INTO SPRING The baseball team selected Keith Thompson as its most valuable player. He was also chosen for the all-conference baseball team. Leading hitters were Scott Yackley with a .290 and Paul Huber with a .287 average. Coach Hoyme stated that the biggest disappointment of the season was when they lost to Tracy in a 10 inning District Tournament game. They had two outs with two players on base in the final moments. Hoyme said, “Keith Thompson pitched one of his best games. We had a very young team with 25 out of 30 players underclassmen.” The varsity team consisted of Row 1: P. Huber, M. Voss, T. Ohlenkamp, K. Hansen, S. Yackley, R. Hansen, B. Maas, R. Antony, Row 2: Assistant Coach Dennis Devos, S. Dahl, M. Eilers, D. Devorak, J. Full, M. Waltz, J. Hendrickson, B. An- tony, K. Johnson, K. Thompson, and Coach Curt Hoyme. BASEBALL SEASON The bomber baseball team consists of Row 1: B. Thielges, B. Antony, J. Kontz, D. Verschelde, R. Smith, B. Maas, Row 2: J. Kraus, D. McKeen, D. Bach, M. Waltz, R. Hansen, T. Merritt, T. Johnson, J. Miller and M. Emmons. BOMBERS SLIDE INTO A SUCCESSFUL SEASON 61 The junior high football team consists of: Row-1 J. Chlebecek, T. Houge, D. Sorby, J. Lokken, D. Johnson, C. Holmlund, C. Nemitz, D. Severtson, T. Buys, Row-2 R. Anderson, D. Johnson, M. Bekeart, R. Smith, M. Dreyer, T. Stone, D. Grengs, R. Bruno, coach. Row- 3 T. Settje, coach, B. Maas, L. Kontz, P. Fiekema, T. Johnson, L. Palm, C. Anhalt, R. Kamrath. The junior high wrestling team is made up of: Row 1: T. Hoffman, J. Lokken, D. Grengs, J. Lozinski, M. Drietz, M. Antony, D. Grengs, D. Johnson, Row 2: Coach Tom Fagemess, T. Berckes, D. Sorby, T. Jerzak, P. Fiekema, N. Palm, H. Noyes, J. Grabow, Manager M. Emmons, and Coach Greg Kockleman. Cheerleaders for the junior high teams this fall were R. Goodmanson, C. Maynard, L. Sillman, J. Isfeld, and J. Ci- trowske. Winter sports cheerleaders were J. Citrowske, T. Jesme, B. Wilde, L. Sillman, L. Streff, and J. Isfeld. The junior high volleyball team consists of Row 1: C. Kronabetter, S. Allen, S. Berckes, A. Miller, B. Jeremiason, A. Wagner, C. Gubrud, D. Johnson, C. Merritt, T. Jesme, Row 2: L. Streff. C. Lacek, C. Bach, K. O’Reilly, D. Burlingame, T. Hoffan, K. Olson, B. Beutler, J. Kontz, Row 3: J. Rogers, K. Drietz, L. Bertamus, S. Ramlo, D. Bohn, B. Wollum, D. Johnson, B. Wilde, and Coach Lisa Hoseck. The girls who played on the 8th grade basketball team are C. Gubrud, S. Houtman, I. Wermsch, J. Rogers, M. Berndt, S. Ries, and J. Nichols. Members of the boys 8th grade basketball team include Row 1: D. Severtson, J. Langemo, C. Nemitz, S. Smith, J. Benson, C. Holm- lund, S. Schoberg, Row 2: Coach Milo Larson, R. Smith, J. O’Reilly, T. Johnson, J. Appelen, M. Dreyer, R. Holmlund. The girls on the seventh grade basketball team were Row 1: K. Aune, M. McKeen, T. Gentz, B. Jeremaison, K. O’Reil- ly, R. Goodmanson, Row 2: Mgr. M. Hanna, S. Allen, L. Bertamus, A. W’agner, C. Maynard, Mgr. H. Zimmerman, and Coach Frank Maas. The seventh grade boys basketball players were P. Car- rette, R. Anderson, D. Johnson, L. Palm, R. Kamrath, T. Buys, and Coach Greg Willis. THE ROAD NOT TAKEN Robert Frost Two roads diverged in a yellow wood, And sorry I could not travel both And be one traveler, long I stood And looked down one as far as I could To where it bent in the undergrowth; Then took the other, as just as fair, And having perhaps a better claim, Because it was grassy and wanted wear, Though as for that the passing there Had worn them really about the same, And both that morning equally lay In leaves no step had trodden black. Oh, I kept the first for another day! Yet knowing how way leads on to way, 1 doubted if I should ever come back. I shall be telling this with a sigh Somewhere ages and ages hence: Two roads diverged in a wood, and I- I took the one less traveled by. And that has made all the difference. Faculty B. Wornson D. Arndt M. Roggenbuck G. Aslesen P. Tandberg M. Burkard L. Bosch K. Raiber D. Heck B. DeBlois J. Wilde M. Busse T. Settje A. Reesnes T. Hurley J. Dahlager D. Perry A. Busse M. Frazeur M. Hendrickson M. Larson L. Knorr G. Willis J. Nagel G. Gingles When that fourth hour bell rings, it’s a mad rush to get to the cafeteria. The people responsible for the food each day are Lois Serryn, Rueben Gomez, Jean Hanzlik, and Marion Reynolds. THE ONES WHO KEEP THE SCHOOL GOING When something goes wrong, it’s the janitors who we call on to fix it. But here is the first time the four of them were working at the same time. They are: Marvin Hacker, Cliff Holmlund. Ray Hoffman, and Duane Winters. 74 FRIENDS What a friend we have in time, Gives us children ... makes us wise. Tells us what to take or leave behind. And the gifts of growing old Are the stories to be told Of the feelings more precious than gold. Friends, I will remember you — think of you — pray for you, And when another day is through, I’ll still be friends with you. Underclassmen CLASS OF 1985 Lots of people have asked me what it’s like to be in the seventh grade. Well, to me it is almost like starting school all over again. A lot of classes and methods are new, but with time you get used to them. You learn new responsibilities, like not telling everyone your locker combination, as well as develope old ones, like being on time for class. (Which is hard because the people around you never seem in a hurry to go anyplace.) I like the opportunity to participate in activities, especial- ly sports, and not having to be the best in them. Finally, in seventh grade you start at the bottom of the bunch, just like in kindegarten, only now you don’t get all the fringe benefits. (Like Fri- day’s off-RATS.) Laurie Bertamus President Seventh Grade Class Officers are: President: Laurie Berta- mus, Vice-President: Beth Jeremiason, Secretary: Tim Hogue, Treasurer: Dave Sorby. Row 1-K. Rack, H. Zimmerman, B. Jeremiason, J. Kubiszewski, B. Gerdes, D. Lacek.T. Fairchild, B. Hanson, K. Hauger, L. Carlson. Row 2-S. Allen, K. Peterson, C. Bach, B. Jerzak, B. Beutler. P. Carrette, J. Chlebecek, T. Markegard, K. Aune. Row 3-J. Leppke. R. Goodmanson, L. Bertamus, C. I.acek. A. Miller, A. Wagner, C. Maynard, J. Lokken, R. Nothem. Row 4-K. Birk, D. Johnson. L. I aim, C. Anhalt, R. Kamrath, C. Nelson, J. Cardinas, S. Henningsgaard, A. Cole, G. Ferguson. 78 Row 1: M. Antony, D. Grengs, M. Citrowske, T. Hoffman, H. Fry, D. Berckes, C. Merritt, J. Citrowske, Row 2: D. Johnson, J. Leppke, S. Blumeyer, L. Ochocki, M. Hanna, T. Buys, M. McKeen, M. Antony, S. Berckes, Row 3: M. Fokken, M. Lanners. D. Skorczewski, T. Houge, T. Olson, D. Sorby, C. Jibben, K. Bengtson, A. Kirkeide, T. Kruse 79 CLASS OF 1984 Eighth grade class officers are: President: Larry Kontz, Vice President: Tammy Jesme, Secretary: Melissa Berndt, Treasur- er: Dorn Severtson. As president of the class of “84”, I have gotten different ideas about what the class feels this year has been like. They have told me that this year has been the most exciting and learning filled year they have ever experienced. I very well agree, and we are all looking forward for the years to come to see what is in store for us to tackle. We would like to say thank-you to the editors of the annual for all the work they have done to prepare this annu- al. Larry Kontz, President Row 1- D. Burlingame, L. Sillman, S. Kontz, T. Jesme, J. Citrowske, R. Hodapp, T. Berckes, D. Severtson, J. Langemo, Row 2-S. Nothem, J. Grabow, C. Nemitz, J. Isfeld, L. Kontz, H. Noyes, L. Streff, S. Ramlo, A. Sanow, Row 3-T. Ferris, B. Swedzinski, W. Pronk, T. Jerzak, M. Dreyer, R. Smith, M. Emmons, J. Victor. Row 1: A. Reckoff. J. Kontz, N. Deslauriers, T. Hansen, L. Thielges, C. Kronabetter T Armitage, D Johnson C Gubrud, K. lennesen S Schoberg. Row 2: T. Hoffman, T. Stone, D. Eischens, M. Bekaert, C. Holmlund, C. Nemitz, B. Maas, R. Holmlund, K. ler ak T VanWatermeulen. Row 3: K. Olson, S. Ries, T. Chrtt, M, Birk, S. Smith, M. Duis, K. Oellien, S. Jibben, J. Nichols, J. Rogers’ M. Drietz. Row 4: I). Keimig. M. Fry. M. Ningen. W. Antony, B. Wollum, D. Johnson, B. Wilde, M. Berndt B Sik M. Kraus, A Jacobson Row 5: R. Fairchild. T. Steffen, R. Sik, E. Haas, E. Victor, P. Feikema, D. Bohn. J. Kontz, J. O Reilly, B. Lacek. 81 CLASS OF 1983 Its different because I have never been a president before. You are responsible for a lot of things. It’s a lot different because when you’re in 9th grade you are in senior sports. There are many hard classes in ninth grade. Todd Kack, President. Ninth grade class officers are: President: Todd Kack, Vice President: Mary Rotenberger, Treasurer: Sarah Deslauriers, Secretary: Diane Larson. Row 1: G. Fokken, C. Ningen, C. Severtson, D. Madsen, B. Lacek, L. Kruse, T. Merritt, S. Wolf, J. Hemish, D. McKeen. Row 2: D. Kischens, A. Aberle, S. Butterbaugh, J. Driessen, B. Peterson, J. Driessen, K. Dandurand, C. Johnson, D. Lipinski, K. Kruse. Row 3: B. Anthony, S. Hanson, S. Warwick, D. Olson, B. Hemish, P. Huber, D. Bach, T. Grengs, T. Gorder, J. Bach. Row 4: L. Johnson, L. Ouverson, J. Bach, D. Fairchild, D. Kloos, B. Sik, D. Hendrickson, S. Swenson, J. Hansen, R. Larsen. 82 Front Row: D. Christianson, J. Citrowske, J. Benz, J. Eischens, D. Larson, K. Cleveland, S. Deslauriers, D. Haugen, S. Bertamus. Row 2: B. Beutler, B. Gonnerman, V. Hennen, M. Rotenberger, P. Kack, D. Citrowske, B. Long, H. Jelen, K. Kloos, D. Groenhoff. Row 3: F. Lacek, D. Verschelde, B. Doom, T. Citrowske, T. Kack, N. Mamer, B. Lanners, B. Anderson, W. Tol, S. Nos bush. 83 R. Eilers, K. Sillerud, S. Vick. CLASS OF 1982 Being a sophomore is also the begining of senior high. We are finally getting up in the world and allowed to go to most of the activities and parties. It is also time to seriously start thinking about future plans, colleges, etc. Todd Burlingame Tenth Grade Class Officers are: President: Todd Burlingame, Vice President: Carol Jesme, Secretary: Colleen Osowski, Trea- surer: Marcia Kontz. Row 1: M. Hansen, S. Wahlstrom, T. Grissom, D. Bekaert, S. Anderson, L. Cleveland, M. Kontz, V. Jacobson, J. Braun, B. Rack. Row 2: G. Kamrath, C. Osowski, T. Burlingame, L. Lokken, M. Kronabetter, L. Sik, N. Grabow, L. Kales, P. Reesnes, L. Carlson, T. Chrtt. Row 3: G. Eischens, S. Beecher, S. Jackson, B. Hemish, J. Citrowske, J. Duis, R. Peterson, G. Thielges, M. Iffert, A. Wallert. Row 4: D. Gottskalkson, B. Feuerhelm, L. Fox. R. Schimdt, K. Johnson, M. Waltz, M. Eilers, L. VanWatermeulen, B. Thomas, G. Steinessen. 84 Row 1: D. Bach, M. Voss, J. Grengs, R. Antony, J. Kelly, J. Weber, K. Filers, T. Goodmanson, K. Drietz, C. Jesme, M. Budahl, B. Jeppesen. Row 2: D. Devorak, S. Lueders, N. Armitage, S. Hansen, A. Simonson, K. Hansen, B. Antony, D. Grengs, D. Henningsgaard, K. Citrowske, T. Burlingame. Row 3: S. Yackley, F. Christianson, R. Gottskalkson, J. Suter, J. Citrowske, K. Olson, L. Sillman, L. McDonald, M. Watt, R. Oellien, A. Kirkeide, D. Denelsbeck. Row 4: J. Cole, D. Menk, E. Lipinski, M. Schlecht, S. Schultz, D. Menk, J. Miller, R. Hoffman, R. Ries. 85 T. Blumeyer, P. Kubiszewski, P. Houge, S. Verhelst. Eleventh Grade Class Officers are: Pres. Doug Steffen, Vice Pres. Marilyn Noyes, Sec. Deann Traen, Treas. Jackie Kraus. CLASS OF 1981 The eleventh grade has been quite a learning ex- perience for me. I have learned alot about your attitude to- wards yourself and towards others. I’ve also learned how, when, where, and how much fun a person should have his life. One other thing which I have learned was as you get older you have to accept more responsibilities and have more privileges. Doug Steffen, President Row 1- C. Kubiszewski, K. Peterson, L. Hatletvedt, J. Fairchild, N. Peterson, C. Hoffman, C. Negaard, B. Johnson, Row 2-D. Carrette, B. Erp, S. Herbeck, D. Nelson, J. Carlson, J. Duis, C. Cook, M. Benz, M. Noyes, Row 3-J. Hayek, J. Kraus, M. Citrowske, C. Buys, M. Aberle, M. Tesch, N. DeWit, D. Pearson, B. Thielges. Row 4- S. Drietz, J. Lueders, D. Verhelst, B. Lueders, D. Abner, J. Full, D. Jelen, R. Hansen, G. VanDerostyne, J. Mamer. Pictured above is C. Bohn. 8b Row 1: R. Gonnerman. D. Mitchell, C. Pronk, D. Hansen, C. Eishens, B. Gomez, K. Deslauriers, D. Mathews, J. Hancock, S. Frazeur. Row 2: J. Jacobson, J. Olson, D. Lage, D. Behnke, R. Jelen, D. Mamer, G. VanDerostyne, J. Schlecht, D. Sik, C. Jerzak. Row 3: G Benson, R. Burlingame, P. Allen, M. Driessen, K. Verhelst, V. Braun, K. Oellein, J. Dovre, H. Kirkeide. Row 4: G. Larsen, S. Fliss, K. Suter, D. Beecher, L. Driessen, D. Nosbush, B. Bursack, D. Steffen, D. Dreyer. Row 5: K. Sillerud, N. Tobin, K. Hennen, E Bliss Jane and Larry have been affected by the tongue syndrome. Where is Mr. Wilde when you need him? Nancy builds up her strength. CROSSROADS We walk the road of life as people with a dream; Discovering new horizons, and sharing what we’ve seen. And as we go our way, we laugh, we cry, we grow, that lead us to tomorrow. The CROSSROADS of our lives, an untending adventure. Our journey throughout time, our pathway to the future. At times the road is rough, and we feel blue But we’ve got a friend, so we’ll make it through. The CROSSROADS of our lives, an unending adventure. Our journey throughout time, our pathway to the future. Seniors Being a senior this year has been a really unique experience; also one of the important years in a person’s life. It’s one time when you are on top. It is also the last year of sharing times with your childhood friends that you’ve gone to school with. Also, you really start to think about your future. It is the long awaited finish of your high school days. President Chuck Officers of the Senior Class are: President: Chuck Lacek, Vice President; Brenda Eilers, Secretary: Jackie Drietz, Treasurer: Karen Olson. Robert Henry Antony Bonnie Jean Baer Darlene Irene Anthony Michael William Bekaert Karen Ann Bach Gary Alan Beek Bonnie Jean Berckes Handy la?e Braun Kavleyne Bnruwski Jeffrey Allen Chleliecek Hilda hi Carrette Todd Alan Christensen Christine Roselyn Cook Deidre Ann Citrowske Steven Todd Dahl Robert John Deslauriers Conrad Edward Jacqueline Jean Drietz Deborah Elaine Eddy Patricia SriMida. Eischens Jacquelyn Feuerhelm Feuerheim Anthonv Full I ynn Fox Pdmund Crnhow u{jrnc Hafl tvapr '� '— 111 'I'l Leonard Hoffman Hansen Deanna Hoseck OUVyvvvOJ Anthony Houtman Joseph Andrew Jelen Michael Denis Johnson Shirley Ann Jacqueline Johnson Hoffman Rack Mary Elaine Keimig Knutson Margaret Charles Andrew Catherine Ann Mamer Langemo Madsen Maynard Victoria Ann Merritt Thomas Allan Miller Patricia Anne Richard Nichols Oellien Nothem Patricia Ohlenkamp Laurie Kaye Olson Melissa Peterson Mark Orville Schultz Ronald Paula Marie Rotenberger PajuJLfi-' Skorczewski Kimberly Ann Sillman Shaun Owen Som merer Marilyn Matie Steffen Scott David Michael Thielges Swenson Anthony Synovec VanDerostyne Thompson Cheryl Marie VanDerostyne Yvonne Marie Weaver VanDeVeire COTVYLi. Wahlstrom Barbara Ann Wilde Weber Class Colors Yellow and Blue Class Flower Yellow Rose Class Motto Sometimes when you reach for a dream, You have to leave something behind. Canby High School Commencement Friday. May 30 rhe distinct honor students of the class of 1980 are Paula Rotenberger, Marlys Weber, Karen Meyer, Lois Budahl, Sonja Madsen, Judy Langemo, Pat Noyes, Jae Houtman, Laurie Carrette, Barb Wilde, and Cheryl Streff I hose students chosen as honor studenti, are Row 1: Rita Jesme, Patty Nichols, Trish Esping, Marv Floto, Deanna Hubbs Row 2: Dan Pridal, Neil Dovre, Stuart Wahlstrom, Deb Knutson, Brenda Eilers, Row 3: Terry Ohlenkamp, Chuck Lacek, Bob Antony, Ryan Synovec, Shuan Sommerer, and Rick DeBlois. THE FINAL MOMENTS Commencement Excercises were held on Friday, May 30, with 103 students receiving diplomas. The choir sang “You’ll Never Walk Alone” at the ceremony. The two selected as senior speakers were Dan Pridl and Grace Myers. Superintendent of Schools B. L. Ailts gave the wel- come. High School Principal Lyle Tobin called forth the class of 1980 while diplomas were presented by Paul Ruth, Chair- man of the Board of Education. Junior Marshals were Jackie Olson, Jackie Kraus, Dave Dreyer, and Steve Drietz. 112 T