Roosevelt High School - Rohian Yearbook (Virginia, MN)

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1957 volume:

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' '- - .W ..,,. -g...,.,, NJQIL O Introducing T e 1957 ROHIAN Roosevelt Hugh School Vlrglnlo, Minnesota Memornes rush 1n and out of our thoughts as we slt back and relax after suruvmg the last busrest hard working fun fllled year of our lnves Meetmg the world and the future we always have these to look back on MEMORIES of the faculty helpmg to prepare us to meet the world MEMORIES of our fellow class mates the1r strength and determx natnon to pull through as a wmnmg team MEMORIES of underclassmen ploddmg along In our footsteps MEMORIES of various school orgamzatnons and cooperatxon and strength that was felt through thexr work MEMORIES of socnal h lltes and the wonderful come back of Turn about We felt the past years memories couldnt be conveyed to you through a better means than the Deul the symbol of Roosevelt I-hgh Although old through years of use and expernenccs thc Devnl IS really a spmted young at heart demon l I e e l MEMORIES of our sports-minded men, who put sportsmanship hrst. I I O I Q GM! TG Classes ble Contents Academic Adverhsmg -Wea w 'v XOOI' 1 f 1 ,, X Amfmffdmw W 23 9 3 rv., 'Q Kia J TAFF ' N .1 I -X 1 ,V - .. :N I . .6 A ., Y I x I 3- 'Q , ' 1 o' N - 3 , . x ., . 4 . I I V' . J' 9 . ' J . 1 , v FA. ' N,.f4'N:f ,A W 1 s K .,, K, q :if - LA., :Mn A-4,-A ,k,k H ' f-.vxw 5. K . '-4.-Al. fi: , ,Q - mm- l R,-fl-s,,T 47' W K1 . QA , - K v ' ,, - N I . , ' -ll, fel . Q U X 1 . 55 ' ., 5 ... vi' I . . . ,I ' - '..i . .' 'qvf'X W. A, ', , g. , - .,ja-wg' Q... ',, , A 5- s M-I' A n ' .' . .,'i W ff ff , f ' A-I-W ' ' l ',, .K 'I ,at .Y gif: Q ,tin K ,., . .. --...r- : ..k,.,'f 'vm h..,,, 4',f,,v.' - , . 1- f 110 suv SUPERINTENDENT PRINCIPAL COUNSELOR George A Slrusiad John H I-md Ellis Tulvander Admlnlstrohon ,- 'Sd -+-an-1-.Q k?- Q, MEMBERS OF THE BOARD OF EDUCATION lndependeni School Dislricl number 22: Direclor Edwin Pahala' Treasurer Lydia Ahola' Clerk W. S. Neff Asaisiarri ilerlr Waller Pike' Chairman Earl Heisel' Superinfendenf of Schools George Slrusfad' School afforney John Trenfi' Director John Pepelnialr' Direcior Jo n Fec . J . Commercial Km DONALD coLToN KEITH DAVIS WH-BUR GEARY Vocal Musuc lnsfrumenfal Music: 'f1S+fUmen+alMusIc Q fi., 'S' 12? Arts Qhs-.ag A' MISS MARY HOLLEY Clofhmq EDWW HUMPAL Miss ANNE MOBERG Miss NORA PETERSON MBS T M SMHH lnsfrumenfal Music r Foods Com,-nerC,51 2 -Y. MR AND MRS KULLBERG + ll: In MISS AGNES WEST Commercial Englzsh av -asv- J xx MARSHA PRISCILLA HARRIET Ma garef and Noe a all' 'Ihen I'urn as M ss Beclsfrom E Ie N us acl use p urs 'for fhe Girls Chrlsfmas Tea M155 JEAN HEALY MISS ELLEN KORPY English Dramalics E I9l'5l' Miss ILA LUOMA Miss JEWEL POLLAR E,-,Qliglq Englislw SWEN SAARl MISS LUCILLE SILKER MRS. ROBERT PROZNIK MISS l: IQl'SlW Jownalism English English Foreign Languages GUNVAR Library WADD oulal tudle mance MISS RUTH AMBROSE EINAR A ANDERSON MISS AMY BECKSTROM O J DE B,OlOgy U S I-Iusfory World I-Iusfory Dean of GnrIs Ge-ome-Iry 'QL-N 1-tg. WILLIAM HALDY O J MCH-VENNA EMIL OMAN JAMES ROWBOTIOM U S I-Iusfory S0061 Sfudles Chemusfry AIqebra Geome fY am...- FRANK RUKAVINA MISS GERTRUDE SIMONS WARREN F SIMS THOMAS C TRUAX S Ca' Swdles Drivers -framing World I'IusIory Mafh PI1ysrCaIEducaIuon B'OIOQY PIWSWS o I Math ' ' ' n i . ' I . .El f N S R H JJ ' I , S g f I V I AI Vocational Phy Ed A LAVERNE BRAATEN A FLAGG L G HURST FQRREST JONES WeIdnnq Drafhng AII'wIe+uc Duredor Drafhng Job Relahons Y iq-K M VICTOR JORGENSON L L MICHELS MRS LeNETTE MALLETTE MISS DORIS PETERSON Radro Elecfrlcdy Boys Swwmmmq Girls Swwmm mg G r 5 PI1ysuCaI Educahon annum? 1-sq it i R A POTTSMITH KARL RUTHENBECK C O SMITH EUGENE ZIEMET Cabmef Makmq Pmrmng Maclwnne Shops Aufo Meglqamcs Vnmclecl CLASSES ANDREWS MYRA MARGARET AA,,.AAA Myra ,,,A.... Sqzzee e i bunmr mm L'1'67'j'lI7lllg .she duff. Hi 2 3 Spaench 3: DriII Team 3: Prom Program Co- chairrnar 2 Senior Giris' Tea Co-chairman 27 I'The Man Who Came Io Dinner crew 3: Turnabouf Decoraiions Chairman 3: ANGELO MARY JO Y,,,,,,, Mary ,Y,,,,,, Homemaker FIIFIIIHV c lflt 211 and aftmflizlg. Honor Socieiy 2 3: Honor Roll I, 2, 3: Sophomore Treasurer: Junior Reoreseniaiive: Senior Treasurer: Siudeni Council I, ANSHUS ROBERTA ANNE.. . Anne .Y,, EIemen+ary A 0112211114 vnu who. zrheu rm! fndiazg a uuzy. will make Hi I 3 GAA I: DriII Team 3: Giris' Choir I: I'LowIancI ea ix nsemble I: Mixed Choir 3: Band I, 3: Or- chesira I Dino crew 3: Turnaboui Punch Comrnifiee I: Turnaboui Comrnliiee 3: 'iSIar oi Ihe Norihu 3: Rohian Sohcior 3 The Man Who Came Io Dinner Crew 3. ARN CAMERON ALBERT A,r..... Camey ,,oo,,,, Au'I'o He mler rarer from hir Cbllffli. Br.. in T' 1--.ai 's..,,,-W if N if Ng . Srandingz Gary Larson, Mary Jo Angeio, Karen Wesfman, WiIIiam Wennen. Seafed: Miss SiIIrer and Galen Squires. Pediafric Nurse ' ' S aench 3' Giris' Choir I, 2 3 Tri Hi I 2 3,6-AAI,2,3, p . e i a o casi 2: Mixed Choir 3: MeeI Me in Si. Louis crew I Library Hefper 3: Prom Commiifee 2: Mega- 7lne Sales 3 Rohianu Soiiciior 3. AII I Teacher Mechanic Seniors AHO, SUSAN MARIA ,,,, ,, Susie ,,,,.,,,, ,Arfisi A11 illljlljflillulllilll' rcclelvwzd zvifb Illlllilldl urlirlir ability. Honor RoII I, 2, 3: Tri Hi I 2, 3, Presideni 3: Spaeinch 3: GAA I, 2, 3: DriII Team 3: Girls' Choir I: Mixed Choir 2: Mee+ Me in SI. Louis crew I: Dino crew 3: Senior Banquet Ari Chairman: Prom Commiiiee 2: Senior Girls' Tea Co-chairman 2: Turnaiooui Commiiiee 3: Homemaker oi Tomorrow 3: SIar of Ihe NoriI'i 3: Rohian 3. Layoui Edifor 3: The Man Who Came To Dinner casi 3. Honor Sociefy 3: Honor ROII I 2 3. Jumm, Red C In Tf'dI'I' I. 2, 3: GAA I, 2, 3, Presideni 3: DriII Team ISSSCOJ ea erM3: Aouaiic League I, 2. 3, Secreiary 3: Mixed Choir I 3: PIay Reading 2. 3: The Mikado cas? 2: Dina C55 COfWT1iiIePf 3: Senior Class Pariy Decoraiions. Came Io Dinner Casf 3 ANDERSON, DAVID.. ,,..,,,,,, , Dave , . VJC Om' 6.1117 ind n lfcllcr rmnf. ANDERSON, PHYLLIS JEAN PhyI Medical Technician A 7Ill.fL'l7l?1'lIll,f mirr md exrilerrzwzl ,iwxLvr. Honor Roll I: Siudeni Council 3: Ro Hi Theps I, 2, 3: Tri Hi I 2. 3' Spaench 3: GAA I, 2, 3: Council 2: DriII Team 3: Girls' Choir I' Mixed Choir 2: The Mikado casi 2: Mez-3+ Me in SI. Louis cas? I: Prom Cornmiiree 2: Play Reading Commiiiee 3: Turnaboui Commiiiee 3: Senior Ciass Pariy Program: SIar oi The NorIh 3: Rohian Soiiciior 3: The Man Who Came Io Dinner casi 3. ANDERSON, RANDOLPH RUSSELL ,.,. Randy .. , Journalism Amhifiuuf Tl9e.rpi.u1 uilzw faux a playful ye! intelligent neu'- ' I. ilifdnlor RQII 3: Ro Hi Theps I, 2, 3, Presideni 3: JUVIIOFURO- iarian 3: LowIand Sea Casi I: Mixed Choir I, 2, 31 The Mikado Casi 2: AII-Sraie Choir 3: Dino vcasi 3: -Nine Grids Sfage Manager 3: Play Reading CommiI+.eeIChairman 3: Sraie Speech 2: SIar oi Ihe NorTh 3: Rohian 3, Copy Edifor 3: The Man Who Came Io Dinner casi 3. BISHOP, NORETTA FAYE. , ,Y,,, NerIs . ,,,,, VJC CL7J,fl',I' izumzy blllefl with ber laeizrfy. l'.I7'l'IVL'L' pw'.m11.1Iilj,'. Honor Rall I, 2, 3: Sludenf Council 3: Aquafic League I, 2, 3: Spaench 3: Girls' Choir I: Library Helper 3: Prom Corn- miilee 2: Turnaboui Cornrnilfee 3. BJOSTAD, RUTH MARIE ,,,,r,,r RuIhie rrr.r .Home Economics Teacher HM l1f.11zl1I11l rnirv ir lm! mm of ber 111.1115 fiIlt,'I1f,I'. Junior Red Cross 2, 3: Ro Hi Theps 37 Trl Hi 2, 31 IVIIXECI Choir 2, 3: Girls' Choir 2: The Mikado casl' 27 Dino Crew 3: Play Readinq Comrnillee 3: Senior Class Pariy Re- Ireghrnenls: The Man Who Came Io Dinner casl 3. CARLSON, DANIEL CHARLES .... Danny r,e. Au+o Mechanic A11 irrf.fi,rlil1le guy 112117 11 boyish. i11Ic'rtif1u.r grin. CARLSON, MARY LISABETH . , Be+h . . Ma+h Teacher A Il0i,F-'I', litlle ,rpm-L plug ,full of fun. Honor Roll I, 2: Tri Hi I, 2, 3: Library Helper 3: Prom Com- millee 2: Turnaboul Comrnilfee 3. CAUSIN, DONNA MARIE ,,,. .. . Don .. .Nurse Ihr quid 111i11111u' ilddi 111 ber Iv'ic11d1y uuj. Girls' Choir 2. CHOPP, JACK LOUIS .......... .. Jack .... .... Navy whirl IiIll4LfbI bfarlifj al 1190 raft of Ibn' uwrld. CONAWAY, JULIEANN , Julie .,. ., .California A rjliu' lfllillf 111 il?l'pflllt'l.Y flnud. CONNER, WALLACE GALBRAITH ., . WaIly , , . Engineer B1i1z11dlur,f 11111b11i11a1.r fH'fl7IIi.I6 61111 bizfifiiizerr and ,r11m'e.r.r. Honor Sociely 2, 3: Honor Roll I 2, 37 Junior Rolarian 3' Senior Arnouncemeni Cornrnillee. DARONCO, LOREN ANTHONY . . .. DaRonIr ,..,,, Diesel Mechanic 'flu' 711.1211 bIl.I'fllt'l,l' uf lifc ii 111 anim il. Prom ComrniIIee 2. DASSEOS, DIANE Dessie ,.,,,, Secrelary Iillfllflilclj 114111 .md 111.11117 lui' Iliff r.1lv-mb 3.11. Honor Roll 3: Pep Council I, 2, 3' Enlre Nous I, 2, 3: GAA I, 2, 31 Prom Theme Cornrnillee 2: Turnalvoul Proczrarn Corn- rnillee 37 Cheerleader I, 2, 3' Homecoming CornrniIIee Chairman 37 Caleleria Helper 2 3, il- QI! 7 F AQ - ff' r 5 I K' f if 'S ie 61 I ENGMAN, LEE MATHEW H . Lee Engineer L.111gl1ler.1f1d Im: fllflll hir Hia, Junior Rorarian 3: LeIIerrnen's Club 2, 3' Traclr 2, 3' Band l, 2, 37 Prom Cornrnillee Chairman 2, ERICKSON, GERALDINE ELIZABETH Gerry . . Boolrlreeper Srwwf. r111n'vje. .111a'.1 lrne' fr11'11d. Hae-W 2 3: GAA I: Drill Team 3' MeeI Me in SI. Louis crew I: SIar ol Ihe Norlhl' 3, Ediior 3: 'Rohiani' Solicilor 3: The Man Who Carne Io Dinner crew 3. ERICKSON, KARIN MARIE . Kar Mafhemafics Major Pri-1 bVlHIt'fft' 141111 f2r.1i11,r .1111f 1.1fi'11l, Honor Sociely 2, 37 Honor Roll I, 2 3' Girls' Sfaie 2: Tri Hi I 2, 32 GAA I, 2, 31 Drill Team 3: Girls' Choir I: Mixed Choir I, 2, 37 Orcheslra I 2, 3' Rino Cornmiflee 2t Senior Banquel Commiliee' The Man Who Came Io Dinner crew 3. ERICKSON,PAULINA ANN Polly Elemenlary Teacher Cibrlflllflllf 11f1f1i'i1i'.111n' imd 111.1l1'li111,2 ffer,w11.1li11, Honor Socieiy 3' Honor Roll l. 2. 3: Tri Hi I 2, 3' GAA I, 2, 3' Spaencgh 3, Presidenf 3' C-irls' Choir I- Paper D,-ive Com. rnillee li Senior Girls' Tea 2' Prom Comrnillee 2' Maqazine Sales33: Rohian Typisf 2: The Man Who Came Io Dinner Crew . ERICKSON, WARREN HILL Buddy Engineering A quiet 1111111 fm! Illliftf .1 111.1u. Dino cas? 32 Prom Cornmiliee Chairman 2' Senior Class Parly Music: The Man Who Came +o Dinner cas? 3. GIANLORENZI. NONA ELENA MARIE , Non , VJC-Social Worker A 11.111111 1115 111111 3111111111 Jul. Tri Hi 2 3: GAA 2: Drill Team 3' Band 2, 3i Dino crew 3: Library Helper 3' Prom Commillee 2: Turnaboul Grand MarrhChairma1fi 3: Shir ol lho Norlhil 3: IIRohia1i 3, GILL, ELEANOR MAE EI , Public Relalions Field S111- 1-111111111111 .1 1111111'11111i 111111111111 111 f71.IJ z1'11b 11 111'11f11'1' 111111111111 111 1111111 Honor Sorieiy 2. 3' Honor Roll I, 2. 37 IIDIVWOII piiblicily 3: Prom Pgrfr Cornmilloe I' 'Slar ol lhe Norlhl' 2, 3, Edilor 2, 3' 'RoI'ian 2 3, Croy Edilzwr 2, Fdilor 3' 'Voiro oi Democ- rafy 3 TIeMa1'Wh'1 Came I1 Dirrer crew 3. GILTHVEDT, JUDY VAL RAY Jud Slenographer A 111,11'111111.q 1111111111111 111 1i'f1f1w'IL1f 111111. E Ti-angler from Tool River Ea' 5, Minnesola 3' Library Helper 3. GOLDMAN, RICHARD MAGNUS.. DicIc Army A l11L1l11I11z 11111 1111111 111 111.11 111111 11111. Honor Roll 3' Prom Cornmilree 2, GRANDE, ELEANOR JILL EI College in Florida A11 111111111 1111'111b1'r 111 11111 KQ111111-111111 ,i 111'1111y. Honor Roll I, 2: Tri Hi I, 2 3: Spaerich 3: GAA I, 2, 3: Drill Team 3' Girls' Choir 2' Dino crew 3' Library Helper 3' Senior Anrouncemerl Connrnillee' Senior Barquel Cornrnil- lee: Prom Commiifee 2: Tu-'naboul Commiflee 3' I Slar oi lhe Norlhu 33 Rohian Solicifor 3: The Man Who Came To Dinner casl 3. al' '25 ERNSTEN, BEVERLY ANN ,, Bev . Homemalrer A 11111 z1'b11 111111001 KI .ru'el1 11111. Honor Roll I, 2. 3: Drill Team 3. EVANOFF, LORETTA Lah+i Arl Teacher A 1'111c11-l1.111'1'd 111111r11e11e ll'1ll71I W11 f111' 11155 111111 11rl. Honor Roll I: Tri Hi I, 2, 3: GAA I, 2: Girl? Choir I: Mixed Choir 2' Mairnofie 3: Prom Commillee Chairman 2: Turn- abouf Decoralion Chairman 3: Senior Banquel Comrnillee. FIELDS, ELAYNE NERRI LEE Lee Beaulician F1111 111' 11111 .md lllf.It'A7jL'lii 11101 FLECK, PATRICIA DAYNE,. Pa+ , Universily of Phoenix A b111l1v 5111111111 zvilb ,rf1111'1fI111g L'It'.f 111111 f1'1c11d1y 11ars1111.11i1y. Honor Sogiefy 2, 3: Honor Roll I, 2, 31 Sludenl Council 2: Enfre Nous I, 2, 3: Spaench 3: GAA I, 2, 3: Aquafic League I, 2, 3: Meel Mo in Sl, Louis crew I: The Man Who Came lo Dinnerl' crew 3: Posf Prom Comrnillee 2. FLECK, ROBERTA DIANE Berla Universily of Phoenix A 1111111 1'11.11'111111.q 1111111111 u'1111'1' 111111 111111 J11. Honor Sociely 2, 3: Honor Roll I, 2, 3: Sludenl Council 3: Enlre Nous I, 2, 3: Spaenrh 3: GAA I, 2, 3, Council 3: Aqua, lic Leaque I, 2, 3: Meel Me in Sl. Louis crew It The Man Who Came lo Dinner crew 3' Prom Proqrarn 2: Senior Ana nouncemenl Commiilee: Turnabouf Ticlcel 3. FCQRSMAN, DAVID TY, Dave Archilecl VJC Thu b11f111y-,Q11-lzzrlry ,i1'11111f i111111i, If ,Tl'l7llUI is liberfy, qire 1111' 11'1u11b. ' 4 Senior Memorial Commilfee. FORTE, GEORGE DAVID ,,,, , For'I'y .. Machinisl' 1'ilJl1f-IIIOLTL' 111111 1.11151-f'1'Lc'. FREDERICK, JOAN BERNICE Joni .,., Teacher S1l1tic'1'11j 111111 11171111171 1111 1l1l111llc'll' 11,1 bw' 1l11.1111ier. Honor Roll I 2, 3: En+re Nous I, 2, 3: GAA I, 2, 3: llivleel Me in Sl. Louis crew I' Library Helper 3: Turnaboul Com- miffee 3' Senior Pariy Decoralions Chairman: Senior Banquel Comrnillee: The Man Who Came io Dinner crew 3. FRISCH, ARLENE SANDRA... Ar ...Teacher 5111141-I A111111' 111-11111 f11'111111' 111111 b1',1i11,r 11111 mix. Honor Roll 2, 3: Tri Hi I 2, 3: Spaench 3, Sergeanleal-arrns 3' GAA I 2, 3, Councii 2, 3: Drill Team 3: Mixed Choir I, 2: Lowland Sea casl l: The Mikado cas? 2: Dino ere-1-13: Library Helper 3: Prom Comrniflee 3: Rohian Solici+or 3, FROEHLINGSDORF, JOSEPH CHARLES 1 Joe Trapper A114511 11111111-r1111.1d r.1j11.1111. Pep Council 3: Lellermerfs Club 2, 3, Secrelary 3: Swimming I, 2, 3 Caplain 3: Senior Memorial Commilleet IIRohian Solioilor 3, I , GREENE, RODNEY MICHAEL RocI Adverfising Business H11 1111-11 for 11 fill' 1111111 1111 1'r 111111. I.eHermen's Club 37 Foofball 3: Senior Banque+ Cornrnlfleet SIar OI The NorIh PrInIer 2, 3' RohIan Solicilor 3? The Man Who Came Io Dlnnen' crew 3, HAKARINE, DUANE DENNIS .,, HaIce , ..,Army A11 11111'11i,Q1'111 111111111111111 11115 j11n'j111r1' 111 bu u'11y.r. Honor Rell 2. 3. HALLIN, DOROTHY JEAN.. ., ,, DocIe ,Y,.,, ,BeauI'y CuI+urisI A f11,r11.11, I11r1b1'1,L'111 71Z1II 111117 dfhflifb' r11111'1f11r111.r. Cornrh1IIee 2 Trrnabo1ICon'InnuI+ee 3 Senlor BanqueI Corn rn1IIee HALUNEN DAVID WILLIAM Un'I'y Rehre aI' 2I A11 11111111 Tfflfil 111 our 11111 1rl111111 r n I 2 3 Mvxed Cho 2 Dlno casI3 Runq Comms ee 2 Play Readunq Cornrnrlfee 3 Ser or Class Parfy Co Chair 0 or Ro Ian Solucufor 3 Sporfs VTIGVI df' O EdrIar3 The Man Wha Came to Drnner casl 3 HAMRE DONALD RAYMOND on VJC A11 11rrer111e rhmcrr 11111-11r1111r 1111 neu f111111fr Transfer from Baqley Mrnnesoha HANSON JUDITH AGATHA Jud Business School Puff 1101 u mmf 111 11 11111111 111119 L1 111111 111 Il re Nous I 3 Drill Te rn ummer 2 3 Aquahc L aque I 2 3 2 3 MIX Choir I 2 Mrxed Ensemble I Turnaboul Grand March 3 The Man Who Came Io Drnner crew 3 HAUGEN JUDITH u SIenographer Model! 111111 111.111111r111 111113 II ,1 In 11141 111 1111 onor Roll 2 Cale er1a Iper 2 3 The Man W o Came Io Inner crew 3 HAUTALA LORETTA JEAN or Meducal Techmcuan A IIIIL g1r1 11111 If 111 1 1113 114111 III nor 1 Honor 2 aeW I Dano crew Senlor Banquef Ccmmlffee The Mar' Who Came Io Drnner crew 3 HILL JUDITH CAROL Judy MIHHSSOIB School of Business 111111 1rr111111311r11r 111 HaeWI 2 3 Drll Tea 3 G Is Chour I Prom Cornrn1Iee 2 TurnabouIComm11fee 3 JALONEN JEROME FRANKLIN Bufch Mechannc L1I1 111111 Bzxlrh 11112 1111111 Ir1111dr Q15 CX 0 'id -1, I Kaif if 2 JANTUNEN LOIS JEAN DIANNE Homemalxer L1i1b11 L11r1f r1111q111 111' 117 047 1111111111115 111113bI1r re Nr Is :no rew Llbrary Helper 3 rom Cornmnllee 2 A 115119 if III lbe I111111r 11 1111 For S Clely 2 2 3 Sophomore s Ce PresIdenI SI denl Cmncul I T H 3 Spaenq A I 2 3 Councll 2 3 Drlll Team 3 Aquallc Leaque 2 urs Cholr Lowan ea Cas I Library Helper Sophomore Class RarIy Prom Theme Cornrn1IIee 2 Sensor Banquel Co chanrman Sensor Gnrls Tea 2 Rlnq Cornrnrffee 2 Turnabou+ ComrnrI1ee3 Head Maloreffe 3 Home Econornrcs ouncul 2 Rohnan Sollcllor JOHNSON GERALDINE E Gerry Home Economucs and VJC Fr11 111111 11 p1111r Cer 11111 gr 111 111 r111dr1 Il 1111 nor ROI I Tre G 2 3 01 n Low an ea Cas e Mwlcado cas+2 More Cholrl 2 Mrxed Ensemble Prom Grand March 2 Turnabouf Enlerfaunmenf 3 Sensor ass Parfy Co chaurrnan S ar of fhe Nor'rh Rc Ian Sollolfor 3 The Man Who Came Io Drnner casf 3 JOHNSON KAREN SYLVIA ar Nurse A 1111111 -I mug 16111 1112 111 lktl' 1111111111117 ber gun OYIOF ROII I 3 Drlll Team 3 Turna Tnclref ComrnuIIee 3 JOHNSON PETER MICHAEL Peanu+s VJC A ur111derfu1 42115 uba If IJ f1e1511111b11 I5 be 1r 11511111 Pep Councul 3 l.e+Ierrnens Clrb 2 3 Treasurer 3 Hoclrey apfaun 3 and 2 Dino crew 3 Maqaznne Sa es The Man Who Came Io Dlnner crew 3 Trl I, 2, 3, Secrelary 3: GAA I, 2, 3, Band I, , P orn 43 . ' ' ' 1 1 ' T ' ' D It N 1 1 .' I ll - A X . ' . . . J i Ig . Ba d , ,'7' ' Jr' 1 '7 7 ' 'II. ' 7 SI I Ih N 7 +h 37 h'I H ' ' I ' 'ID ll ' ' ll ll ' ? En+' ' ' N2 3: GAA I, 2, 3, Councll 1, q ' a Dr , 7 ' e , 7 7 Band I, 7 I ' ed I F--IIJ dll- 4-Y--YYY X'x . , ' - ' ' ', 1 'L' . H . 3: I ' He . 7 In D' . ' I ------IIL ll----U . '. ' 1 ' -'1 ', 1 11 '1'r-ru. u . . 1. I1. ' kc . Rall +I - , 2, 3: GAA I, 2, 3: I' ' 'I P 3: ' ll ll . 5 Q ,,1' Y - , , 1 I rn 3 Ir ' ' 3 'I 'I ' ll ll I . -., ' Y? I I i ul-onn i i t V1 EnI',. .I 2, 37 'D'N Q 37 ' ' ' ' ' 5 P 3' JENIA, DONNA JEAN ,,,,,, ,, , Don ,, ,. ..CoIIege ' - 1' Q ,pu 1 ' , f ' 11 .,,,f 1, Ho. O' , 3f Hr-nor Rall I, , 1 , CI . ' V ' ' II 1 ' 7 rl I I, 2, 7 ha3: r . SA . 1 I ' . 7 ' 7 ' ,3: 1' G' I' ' I, 2: I d S I 7 ' 3, 1 ' ' C ' T ' ' ' 3. ' 1 n ll 'f 11 1 - '1 L ' 1', ' ' . . Ho I ,Tri Hi I, 2, 3, asurer 37 AA I, , ,C Ln- eil 2, 37 Drill Team 2: Ba d I, 2, 3: 'I d S Ilg Th ' 7 ' d ' , 7 ' I7 I . ' . ' ,su of-1 CM. 7 -1 ' 11+ , Hr 6 I l H WIIK ll V I q ', 1 , ' 1 1 i 1 '. l , 2, 37 GAA I, 2, 7 ' : boul ' ll ll , Q t I ' . V ' I , I I A 4 xx A I 1 . 1 'I . I ?131C ' IB '- 1 1 ' I 3: . K H Y , H ' - -- . JOHNSON SHARON ROSE LOUISE ar College Peffuarne l1tlle gal 111117 an anzmlzle fIl'ff077!11IfJ nor Roll I S uahc Leaque I 2 3 Library Helper 3 Nrne G rls crew 3 Turnabouf Relreshmenls Charrnnan 3 Senror Banquef Com mullee JOHNSON SHIRLEY MARLENE Shnrl DuIu+h Busmess School L11e uzrcr 716197 du dau n JUSSELA WILLIAM ERICK Juse Mechanic He 1 tcm' r our NIVHIHIK bf! Leflermen s Club 2 3 Foorball 2 3 KETOLA WILLIAM CHARLES V C Laugln at life unlle hazing 1 b1Il Lelferrnen 5 Club 3 Foolball 3 KIISKINEN KAREN RAE Kare Secrefary A Jenmr ull I1 1411 and lmghtcr re N us I 2 3 GAA 2 3 Councll 3 Aqauhc Lea 3 Muxed Chorr I KIRKMAN DARLENE ANN Dar Be8U'I'ICl8n Slbdfbllllg permnallty and cnnlagmur manner re Nous I D I Team 3 Library Help 3 r Comrnrllee 2 Sensor Mernorral Cornrnrllee KOCHKAS JOANNE HENRIETTA Jo Jo Secrefary 51725671151 If ar much 1 fran 11 :fn ar ber lme o lun onor Roll I W nc Treasurer 3 Dr1lITearn 3 Lbrary He per 3 Senxor Announce men? Cornrnullee The Man Who Came Io Drnrer crew 3 KOKKONEN HELENE ANN Nurse A nmdcrr Hdllqllll Ullff 11116 1 1111161 bunmr Honor Roll 2 Drill Team 3 Aqua Fanrasy 2 Lbrary I-'Ie per 3 Dino Tnclcel Cn charrnnan 3 Tne Man Who Came O Inner crew 3 Top Ten Maqazrne Seller 3 Rohuan o lcufor 3 KOSKI ALBEN ALFRED V C A qunt nzrznner dlfglllfff n1r Qtlltjfflllf lfltlldllflfff KOSKI CHARLES Charlre Meclucrne An unrn led and 1mz1r1nnfnq fu1ro11 III 166 rlzrrmfnn nor Rall 3 un or 0 argan 3 errner 5 I wumrnunq 2 3 Track 2 3 Duno EIec+rrcran3 Play Rea In Commrrlee 3 Senror Mernorral Commuflee Top Ten Maqa e Seller e a o me Io ner B srness Manager 3 KOSKI HENRIETTA JOHANNA a Journalnsf A nice In lfnnu girl and zn rblr 11 win l'lI Th Dn Slace Manager 3 no Gnrls I harrrnwn 3 Olena Helper I 6 Readwnq Cnrnrnullee 3 Slar ol rhe Norlh 2 3 Edr 0 CGWDI V 2 ow an 3 Fd Irvr 3 Phol qrao 3 Vonce ol Dernccracy 3 The Mar Who Came Io D r- 9 crew 3. LANIN PATRICK DAVID a Mechanical Engineering P411 fr-iuldly f7FY',If1lIIlllj NI :lar 111111 zuvll-lfhd. I-I nor Rall I, 37 LeI+ermen'5 Clrb 3: Track 2, 3. LARSON GARY . . Ger+ . cccc,,,cc..., Teacher filer fufhr 11710 L'l.l IIIJILKI 1nd 14.1 11211.11 Ar Iliff.. nirr Claas CY- inf' Senicr Class Vice-Prealdenlj SIU en urcll 2, 3' 'rr ., ' -, ' . ,31Le A n'sCInbI,, '- ' .,' .. 1 ,, plain 37 Basketball 2, , 0-Caplain 3' F'rs Mrs, ar? ' Ig Paper Drive Co-Chairman I: Ring Cornrnifree 2: Maqazhe aes 3: ar o e or+h , or 5 lor g Ian , Sporls Edilor 3, Sollclror 3, 'The Mar Who Came fo Dinner cas 3. LASKY SHARON LONITA ,,,,,,,, ar 1,,,.1,. Business School Happy-go-llzrig ar 11 ,runznzur I wie. I'Iae-W 2, 3, Vice-Presldenr 3: Drilr Tearn 33 Library Helper 3' Turnaboul Cornrnilree 3. LEDOUX SHIRLEY RAE JEAN. Shirl .. Universi+y of Minneso+a A 1'l1'dI.'lIlIl,f, 1n1-l01'i11g,m1J.r. P re Nous I, 2, ISDGSV1Cl'13fGfXf5X I: Drll Team 37 Mee M in ST. Lo As casl I7 Tnrnabour Cornrniflee 3, Top en agazine Seller 31 lar ol Ihe Norfhu 3, lror 37 MRO Ian Solicllor 3, I4 we 'NUS' LEIVISKA MARGARET SUSAN Meg Secrefary A11111 11111111 1111 11111 eW I 2 A I Te Orr I L buary He per 3 Rinq Cornrmffee 2 LERDAHL ROBERT BYE o Aviaior S1110 1111111 11111111 r1111 ,lt 111111 1111111011 Senior Mernor1aIC0 nmIIIee LIAPIS A JEAN Jeanne Secreiary 13 1111 11111 runor ROII I me 3 preside 3 GA ci Tea 3 Aqua nc Lea ne 3 a I 2 3 Caieferia Hciper 2 3 Prnm Grand IvI1rfI1 Chairman 2 Turnaboui Ccrnmuifeo Chairman 3 Senior Bunquei Com miifce LIND DANIEL JOHN Dan Musician and Navy IZIL I ld 1111 1 1111111 111111 11 1 1111 1 1111! 1111 Le-Hcrmen 5 CI11b 2 3 Irack 2 3 Sonn r Annoumcxnenf Com mnfioe LINDGREN LEONARD E en Elecfronics NNI' 1 1g11 1 11111 111 1111 ll LINDY CHARLOTTE DIANE Char Home Economics 1111111111 111 1 11b1 41 onor ROII 2 nnmr e C oss I aencn 3 GAA I 2 3 ecreIary3 Aquaiic L aqne I revdenf 3 IVICOI' Me In I I 5 crew Inc crew eferza Heiper I Prom Ccmrniiiee 2 Tnrna ou Coinrniifee 3 Sonlcr CI1ss Parfy Top Ten Maqaznne Seller The Man Wino Came Io D nrmr casI3 LUKE DONALD GEORGE e Fyer L 1 1b1 71 II L111 b1 I4 111 1111 161 111 n I Siro In Nor Prnor2 3 The Man o Came Io Dinner 511513 LUND RICHARD ALAN Lundy Engineer 0 ll IJ: 1 IJ 111 LUND SANDRA JEAN Sandy Nurse 1111 111111 111111111 ll 111 11 II 1 1111111 DrilITcan'13 SenIorBarqueICornrn1IIee MCRAY NANCY MARCARET Nan Secre+ary lg! 1 I L III I . , ' ' ' , , ' ' Team 3 'rs' noir 7 'LILO Mi a 'row Qi ' r r ask n 1 Prorn Comrniiiee 2' Senor Power Comrniifee CIwairm1ni TIwe Man Who Came I0 Dinner Crow 3. MAHONEN JUDITH VERONA ,Judy DuIu+h Business School '1' 11-111 11 IILIUI 1 '. QYW I, 1 I 7 A Q' C oir I, 27 Prom rn- rniffee 2qTurnabo11ICommiIIee 3. MAISTROVICH ANTHONY ROBERT Tony Aeronau+icaI Engineer 5111.1 I 111 b1'1,1l11 llllf 1111 111 X1 .1 -1, onor ROII I, , : Se I0r CH-is Rudy 3: Top Ten Maqazi IIer 3: The Man Who Carne Io Dinner Crew 3. MAKI HARRY JOHN Har Carpenier and VJC 'I lfip I 1 'J -I4 1 I, V II1 L-Z1 . ermen's CIIIE I, 7 1 I - H 7 '- . , 33 wimrnnq 23 TIC Man Who arno Io 'nncrw Crew 3. MAKYNEN JEANETTE IRENE Jan Teacher 1' filly 1111! lllfll' . l I 11' . re Nws , , Z , , ' 'i ' 'NS' C 4' , 4 e 'a oi' Cas fi' inc can 37 L'brary HeIper 2 rn ian oiciior 3: TI1e Ma1wWnfv Came Io Dinner crew MARAS, PAULINE GRACE Pauly Unversiiy of California P1l1f13. 11111. 111111 11111111141 1J1w1'1'1!11 Q111111 P1111ly. Tri Hi 2, 31 DrIII Team 3' Library I'IOIper 3' Prom Cornmiifec 2' Tnrnabour Commiffee 3: FonIbaII I-Iornecorninq Queen 3, I5 MATTS DENNIS ROBERT Denny EIecI'romc Techmcuan erry men lead merry IIIQT MATTSON DONALD A MaI'+s Engineer llllellzgenn 111111 rb1erfu1111 rr an 111 fl 11 bn fllmffdillllllf nor Socue+y2 3 Pres den? 3 Honor RoII I 3 Sen CIass Represenfaf ve Sfudenf Councul 3 Vase Presudenf 3 mor Rofaruar' 3 Pep C uncII 3 Le Iermens CIub 2 Swlmmlnq 2 3 Trad 2 3 CapIam3 Band I 2 3 Orchesfra I 2 3 Rxnq Comm Hee 2 Maqarune Business Manager 3 The Man Who Came Io Dunner caei 3 MITSHULIS CHARLES WILLIAM Chuck Mllhonanre The land of guy 3f1u11Le1o 1611011 ar of The Norfh 3 Rohran Soho or Managmg Edwior MOE ROBERT CECIL o Engnneer A f1erro11al11e addztmrz in Roorezell M1115 Transfer from GnIber+ Mwnnesofa 3 MOZZETTI RICHARD EUGENE BIacIue VJC A Kmg 177 lookl and permazulzly Le errnens CIub 3 BasIceII:naII 3 Co capfaln 3 Kung of Hearfs 3 MUHICH ROBERT J Mule Ins+rumenI'aI Musuc and Hnsfory Teacher Bob keep! you 111 slllrbex u1!lJ 1111 uzt Lef ermeng CIUb2 3 Sw mlng Manager 2 Band I 2 3 OrchesIra I 2 3 All STaIe Band 3 The Man Who Came To Dinner cas+3 NAKHALA JAMES A um Brncklayer A5 true tl Jfwrlmzazz dj he II 61 buddy LeIIerrnerw s CIub 2 3 Vwce Presldenf 3 Swimming 2 3 Foo? ball 3 BasebaII 3 Top Ten Maqazune SeIIer 3 NIEMI WALTER ERNEST WaII MdChlnIS+ A good llme 11 Ibe fmme eJJe11l1111 0 11 e NIGRO ELIZABETH MARY Be++y Busmess VJC ueen Bern our Inuru e ther! of 11771 ma' ugor Honor RoII I 2 3 Jumor CIass Secrefary Sfudenf CouncII 2 CouncuI I 2 3 Secrefary 2 P es denf 3 Enfre Nous I leader I 2 3 CaTefer1a HeIper 3 Prom Decorahons Chair man 2 TurnaI:1ou1Comrn1IIee3 Leifermen s ueen 3 I6 M IU' .221 NORMAN WAYNE M Junuor Engineering A lun guy ullb 1 151111 u zy nor RoII I Jun or Red Cross I 2 Maqazwne Sales 3 e Man Who Came + D n er crew 3 NUKALA ARDYTHE IRENE Ardy Busmess or Music Pmlrnl of 1 mum 1111 11111111111 11111 nor ROII I T DrII Team 3 Aqua rc eaqIe 2 D no casI3 N re Gu 5 Program Tnckef C anr VI 3 Orch sfra M x or brary HeIper 3 The Man Who Came Io Dnnner casf 3 O BRIEN BARBARA JEANNE Barb Beaufy CuIIure A gm 111111 771111 C3IQL'1c 11115 me 11111 ue 11 be frzendf Umor Red Cross I re oLs 2 3 Spaench 3 G DrIII Team OLSON CLARICE SOPHIE Clar Secre'rary C11e1rf11111er5 of 1111111111 IJ II d111r3blf111 par! 11 her mt Jlbflfffl rnzxrleiy Spaench 3 Semor Memornal CommI++ee OVICK JACK LLOYD ac Archlieci The uf1r1df11 1 lnlnr If ue umm Serwor Banque? Commdfee The Man Who Came +o Dunner cas'r 3 PANIAN JOHN MICHAEL John Engmeer A11 dlllldble 5911111 blllllllg nzlelllgezlre 11115 1176 1111 111r 0 11011111111 17166 The Man Who Came Io Dwnner casI3 Ho ' . 4. I 7 - . 2. A: lar 5 x - Ju' ' . It I Q ' z + ' ' . 31 Q H I H ' 1-EXE I S+ I I 7 'A I' I ' Af 3. ' I I 3. I --YYYVVY YVVV IIB bllwwr V- Y -' +I ' 7 , . ' , ' . T U' , 3 Im ' . I , , I X 4 4 . . : - 1 I ' LNNVYVVIIJ- ll-Y-nr-rd - - . . , . eere-e f 7' A an 5 ll ll - Pep A I, V, , r I I 1 , 2l 3, Vice-Presiderwi 2, Secrefary 3: GAA I, 2, CouncII 27 Cheer- .: I I I ' : A ' O . T I f . W- ' 6 Ho' I 7 43 1 , I A . 1 ' : Th K - I V -lr lui . I ,1 . W I I Ho I I M I. 23, R-o H' hepsr .33 I 7 +' I L 1 TMI H 7 'i. 'II' -' h'- .R ma : e Y I 2, 3: G-irIs' ChoIr Ig Ted Ch i 2: Li- .vuy F ' , I nwu uwnn 4 . . ,, . . , . ,, 'X X . 1 M 14, 1 I 1 '1 . N 5, 1 J f IETII N I I, . 1 1 AA I, 2. 3' ' 3. 1 . . . 1 ' 1 1 1 1 f- 0 V I - tv! I ,I ' -I . . . . Vvrv ' V. . f VA W XX!! Af 2 'V 1 . A H Y RANKILA SALLY IREIXE a College N 3 I MIAA I Tcnm 3 C Lea e r L rary I'Io p 3 Pa I CIarm1I2 TIIQ IvIaIWrw :LI rrvv3 RAUKAR RICHARD CHARLES Duck V C ' ' If .I . ' 511111 1 I1 N1 rnfilu fa' . RIACH ROBERT KEITH o aw 1' 'K I 1. 'I-'1'IIr!XI'1 '. ' 0 IvI'Icad ' TFe IVI', WIIO Came Io DInner cas 7 Mked Ch-' I , RIVERS IDORISAMAE . or L,L...L I ,, Teacher ,I .,f' I., . I' 'L . Team 3' G' 'Q' cc' ' T. 'aa CJ CornmIIIee . RONKAINEN LAURELJEAN Ronk Commercial Teacher fl 3. w 'HI III, .1 qlml ,md zvilfiazg .Ijwiri . f- nr I ' f -- , ' 'D AII Team Z vlv If ' 'vm L07 ' CCI Mc' . UI' 'I Cr w Qw II,-W 5 I- 1-I 'hor CcrmrrIIIIeeq TI'Ie Man O Amo Iv- ,'v'f': I' VON 3. ROSKOSKI, ROSE MARIE ,, c Rosie ,, Medical H l Secrefary RI IIr1Izf fm! I'.lf'l11.1l111,Ig 111,n111I'r .1111 .1 r'I1.11fy Imifv. Hao W 2, 3' DIIII Team 3' GIrI5' CIIQII' I, 2:,LiI3rary I-IeIper 31 IRIXIIIAHI' Typfgf 3, 17 J., .,-: I 'Q' . y PATKA CATHERINE MARY a Beau'ry CuI+ure 1111 I 111mm 11101111 ur 111 Ixn d flq ll ll III 0 o W I 2 A I Team 3 AQIITIIC League 2 3 I CII r I P-Ipcr Dmv C0mrm+Ioc I Prom Commd 2 er aIrmar P Barquef C mIIIee PELLOW JAMES ALFRED Im Chemucal Engmeerlng 1 IL ll H11 1113! ll TI or 'YIOI D r Q1 PERNU DUANE LEE Mun+y TPC- Man Who Arr Force I I ll L ll I BTVQLCI C mrrIIIIeo PERSON VERA MAE VImp Busmess Managemen+ nigh fI11I1lI Ll I1 lrllulmr cr G me r Pr mam T :ICI CIwaIrman T 0 Mum WPG Came Io Dmner Sfaqe Mwrmqer 3 Turn ab III PIIMI C mmIIIee I TIrmab IGrarId Marc? CrummII 3 rx C dr PETERSON MARIE MARTHA L IHWIZ rv IWI -w PHENNIN6 RALPH STEPHEN 'I lflll 1 lm! L Ill II X111 I om r C 'I POSTUDENSEK JAMES LOUIS Pe+e HISTOFY Teacher rrxw 3 0 Phen Enguneer I no CN man Pusfy Teachung 1 L drum ermerws C H 2 3 Base a I LOW an 01 0 I1 L V0 M11 WHO 'TNI mm I PUTZEL JANET MARIE an Beauhclan II Ill :UI 11111 I ll II1 III II 1 I I cn 2 Mug ro 3 PM m TIICv CfmmIII00 Irma rw I RAJALA KAREN KAY Kar Legal Secre+ary I IH! I f 1lIflI ro N Tewrrw AQ 1 WQIC 2 H 3 Pr mmIH0c3 Tnrxb I I QI C mrnfrr- 6 C1 ,Q W 43 177' If s I7 SARANEN, SANDRA , SancIy ......,.,. Gusfavus Adolphus Soflly .flue ,rpmkr, 'yet more ,rzveelly .flue rmiler. Tri I-Ii I. 2, 3: Spaench 3, Spanish Vice-Presideni' 31 GAA I, 2, 3, Council 3: Drill Team 3: Girls' Choir I: The Mikado 23 Mixed Choir 2, 3: Prom Music-Proqram Commifiee 2: Senior Banquei Commifiee Co-chairman: The Man Who Came To Dinner crew 3. SCHLEY, LEROY ROBERT ,,....i. Leroy i,i..... Business Heir ar nice df riire rfmld be. SCOTT, DIANNE JEAN, , Dee ,,,, X-ray Technician Laugh and lbe uwrld lizuglir uifb me, Honor Roll 3: Hae-W l, 2, 3: Soaench 3: GAA It Drill Team 3: Dino crew 3t Prom Punch Comrniffee 27 Senior Banque? Commifieeg The Man Who Came fo Dinner crew 3. SERENO, RONALD DOMINIC ., . Ronnie ...... VJC Romzyfr fricfzzdlizierr and ,rwzfe of mzderflanding emanale farlla for all. SHAW, JACK ..,,..e..e,.eees.e,e Jack ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, Chef A lozfe of fun and pizza flaamrferizer ll7iJ afalile Jenior. SIMON, CLAIRE ELAINE ,,,,,,,, CIaire ........ Business Managemen+ Lauglm blur tulefzl ,blur lzruizzr equal Claire. Honor Socieiy 2, 37 Honor Roll I, 2, 3: Tri Hi I, 2, 3: Spaench 3, GAA I, 2, 3: Mixed Choir I, 2, 3: The Mikado 2: Meef Mein S+. Louis crew I7 Prom Commifiee Chairman 2: Turnaboul CommiHee 3' Rohian Soliciior 2: The Man Who Came io Dinner casl 3. SQUIRES, DANIEL JACK ,,,,,,,,,,,, Dan .,.......,.. Navy A riotour wit who reliiber in rlozwzizzg anlirf. SNIPPES, WILLIAM CHARLES ,,e... Snip .,,,e. Au+o Mechanic Bill is lord of the I1'.r iz Great Life realm. LeiIermen's Club 3i Fooiball 33 Mixed CIWOIF I- SORGENFREI, FRED JOHN ..,. Sorgy ,,e, Engineer Nolhirlg if imjmrrilzle for flair eau'-going, indurlrioux guy. Honor Roll I: Junior Roiarian 3: Band I, 2, 3: Prom Corn- miiiee 2: Magazine Sales 37 Top Ten Magazine Seller 3i The Man Who Came Io Dinner cas? 3. SQUIRES, DANIEL JACK. e,,,,,,,,, Dan ,.,,,,,,,,,, Navy A riomux wit who relirber in rlouviizzg arzlirr. .Al.,,x 'KZI7' GN- .4 . I -.- ws-m-ap y f' SOUIRES, GALEN BRUCE, . ,. SqueeIcs e,,, Teacher A Ifllf' leader u'lw',f i:lza'.zV3.r ready lo do lair Jbare. Honor Rall I, 27 Sophomore Class Presidenft Junior Class Vice-Presicleni, Senior Class Presidenlt Siudeni Council I, 2, 37 Junior Rofarian 3: Leiierme-n's Club 3: Foolball 37 Traclr 37 Paper Drive Comrniiiee I: Prom Commiilee Chairman 2: Maqazino Sales 3: The Man Who Came Io Dinner cas? 3. ST. PIERRE, BARBARA MAY .... Barb .., Nurses' Aid Pr1,r,rc,rwY ffl J ligbl-llelzrled and friendly IIZJIIIIIFV. Honor Roll 3. STICKNEY, DAVID LAWRENCE .... Dave ,... Au+o Mechanic A mlzile, impewlrable iemperumeazf plarer laim in a Jelerl rlarf, STICKNEY, GERALD LEE ,, Jerry Navy for uddf flvc mizgir mark lo any orrrzfimi. Honor Roll I3 Prom Commiliee 2' Senior Announcemenf Commifiee. STRUCEL, JOHN JAMES . John .. Psychology jobu bill' lbdl uflwz-e11i'ied irldcffeudwirc of lbnugbl and affirm. Transfer irom Ely 27 Senior Banquel Commiiieez The Man Who Came io Dinner casi 3. THIBAULT, KATHLEEN LEONE ,,,, Kay , X-ray Technician A bufrfm' ,gul Mlm ii nlw .rzreef .md rirlfuru, I-Iae-W I, 2 3' GAA It Girls' Choir I' Paper Drive Com- mifiee I, Prom Punch Cornrnillee 2' Rohian Soliciior 3i Man Who Carne io Dinner crew 3. W ll, WOVCHA, MERLE GENE, , Mer+ , Engineering VJC Illi Iihmfi. Ifuri .in m.1i1i.' llfi fnixf, nlP'L'lZ7L'P't'Jl1'j.3 Senior Merriifria Cfirnrnifiee, YOUNG, DONALD ROBERT ,,,,, Don Engineer VJC A dnl. fmrzdifmli ,qui UI Rffnfunlf lullr. Senior Fiower Cornrniiiee. ZNAMEROSKI, THADDEUS . TI1acI Aeronau'I'icaI Engineer Ai .iumff .11 llui ivirllf' Jiuwifui Iliii .m1i,1l1fu .rblzllwfflzg wzllilrihiil. Seiiicir Iiiiiwei Czirnrniiiee' ISiar oi iiie Noriiiu 2, 3, Pim- Ioqrainer 2 3' Roiiiaoi 2 3, piwoioqrapiier 2, 3, DRESSED IN HARD TIMES cosiumes, Ihese seniors fake fime ouf from dancing 'for a IiHIe enferiainmeni. x2.ggg TIEBERG, WILLIAM T. Squeebs Courf Repor+er rlifclllf lift uri figlif III rlw m'fIurlir1r1,i' from fwfr if-lil: lzlxflfxf. Junior Red Cross 2: Band I, 2, 3: Mixed Cnnir 27 Tim Mikadoii 2: The Man Wiio Carrie Io Dinner cas? 3. TONKO, JOHN FRANCES John Business Execu+ive A ,qfmd Ha' :rim llwi'i1f1,ql11i' wfiffir uiwilliirlg. Band I, 2, 3: Senior Banquei Cornnwiiiee. UREN, MARCIA LENORE Marsh Secrefarial Work 'flwmpli .1 711'1l'1'I1l?IQ'7', N.m'i.1 ir nm' 48.11 rrlm ur'ur'iw1f' ,r.1yr il Uni i11'c.Il . Iransier from Eveiein 37 Honor Roll 3: Dino crew 37 Library HeIDer 37 PIay Riradinq Cornmiiiee 3' ine Man Wiwo Came io Dinneru casi 3. VRANICAR, JON MORRIS Jack VJC and Resori' Work Ifmizdliinrr rrrlfi .1 fl.irliii1,Q ffllllzl Senior Banquei Commiiiee. WENNEN, WILLIAM WARREN , BiII , Medicine Cw1,ffw1n1!. rfflfriiulfi, .md mmj1.1z1ifn1,1l1Iu. Honor Socieiy 3? Honor ROII 3Z Sopiiomore Class Represenia- rivet Junior Cass Treasurer' Senior CIass 2nd Vice-President, Siudeni Counrii I, 2, 3, Presideni 37 Boys' Siaie 2: Red Cross I, 2, 3, Presideni 3qOrci1esira I, 2, 3: Mixed Choir 2, 3i All- Siaie Ciiorus 3: Nine Mikado cas? Qi Sophomore Ciass Parfy Enieriainmenf Chairman: Magazine Saies 3: Voice oi Democ- racy 3. WESTMAN, KAREN SHIRLEY Kar Teaching A .IIIIAIH of ,IIHI.I!7j!lt7 ,md .1 limrt ni gold. Honor Rall 2, 3: Senior Class Treasurer, Siudenf Councii 31 Tri Hi I, 2 3: Spaonfii 3' Mixed Choir I, 2' Mixed Ensemble It LowIand Sea I: ine Mikado Casi 2' Rinq Cornmiifee 2' Pusf Prom Pariy Ciiairrnan 2' Maqazire SaIos 3: Top Ten Maqazire Seiier 3' I Roiiianii 2, 3, A-isigiani Bu-,inesz Manager 2 Business Manaqer 3. WILLIAMS, LINDA PHYLLIS Linna SecreI'ary A iilrlilrlg, ,infu M111-l.iilfm'd -QIVI. Honor Socieiy 2, 3, SCfl'CIdTy Ireamurer 3' Honor Rofi I, 2, 32 Swoiiomore Ciafw. Seireiaryf Siudi-ni Couriii I7 Iri Hi I, 2 3, Vine-Presideni 2: GAA I' Pivni Decoraiii-ns Cemmiiiee 2t Office Heiper 3. WILSEY, RONALD ORVIS Ron Navy RiilIni1. Izfirfil, milf iw i,iii lfili i'.1riAiv'Li ,Qi illIn11.1r1, WOODS, KATHRYN RAE Ka+I1y Nurse K.llf1i'i Iv'iLmfl1m'ii fiminizlvfiii ffm ififril ni frm Irffffu 111117, Erifre Ncus I 2, 3: Spaencii 3' GAA I, 2, 3' Gifs' Cnoir 3? 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Sophomores LEFT TO RIGHT Judllh Alarahamson Douglas Aho LEFT TO RIGHT Richard Alrlslo Gall A ar LEFT TO RIGHT Marsha Alexander Wnllnam Allen Charles Alto Clifford Allo Denms Anderson Geraldine Ander son LEFT TO RIGHT Palrlcla Anderson Warren Anderson Carol Andresen Paul Andresen Delores Baralr Roberl Barfo LEFT TO RIGHT Fred Belay Donald Benlruslry Marshall Bergerson Bruce Berg man James Berlelson Jack Berllula LEFT TO RIGHT Rulh Beyslrom Judllh Bourcner Jaclc Brand? Dale Bryers LEFT TO RIGHT Mona Callusler Mahna Cane'aIxe Susan Carey Carol Carlson Richard Chopp Vnclorla Chopp LEFT TO RIGHT Lnnn Chrnslensen Fred Cumperman Florence Clarlr Ruchard Clarlc Slephen Cline Sharon Coolce LEFT TO RIGHT Carmen DeLuca Roberla Dushneau Carolyn Eulola Janel Enlola Susan Emery Arlhur Emmons ,yd fu 'F f-A T fb. wr' 'C .l R . X, 1 . I I H ' D A ' 3' 5 I I , I nw 5 ' ,.,. I ' V I I I I E tix 'I , ' , ' . h I ' I ' ff V I If X . -If - Alan Burchell, 'Marcia Buval' . 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'I g A LEFT TO RIGHT Cari Erickson lg Joanne FlIzpa+rlcIK Charles Eric son Richard Sfuarf Forfun Ar'l'hur Fossum Fossum LEFT TO RIGHT Melvin Frisch Carolyn Furu FIoycI Genhllni Marie GeruIIur WlIIlam GIumacIc Ronald GoId berg LEFT TO RIGHT Gail Gorham WII lram Grams David Grigal Leon GUIICI Richard Gunderson Pefer HaareIa ...J 'Ks i LEFT TO RIGHT: Rudolph Kangas Sandra Kaufman Gail Kennedy Thomas Kerze Georgene Kochlcas Kafhryn Koe- bensky. LEFT TO RIGHT: Joann Koroshec Donald Kosiri Jane Koslci LoweII Kuberita Richard Kullberg, Donald Lahii. I LEFT TO RIGHT: George Lah+i, Wil- Ilam Lahfi, lria Laimio, Roberf Larson, Kay Laugen, Harrison Law. LEFT TO RIGHT: Lorraine Leppala Lynn Leppanen, David Lind, Dennis Lind- berg, Darryl Lisowski, Dean Lolxen. LEFT TO RIGHT Rlcharcl Lucarellv Nancy Ludo Pafncna Luoma Judllh Luulzlronen Joseph McCavnc LEFT TO RIGHT Kafhleen McKenzie Davld Maclnms Gerald Mager Duane Mageau Joan Mahonen Shlrley Malu LEFT TO RIGHT Sharon Manners Charlene Maras Palrlcla Marek Karen Marsyla Barclay Mason Roberl Maffson fs LEFT TO RIGHT Wllllam Perry Rus sell Peferson Yvonne Pelroslrey Jerry Puelrlnl Mnchael Ploimlr Richard Pou pard LEFT TO RIGHT Marilyn Rabldeau Jane? Raymond Dorofhy Reed Duane Rodorlgo Alfred Roen Francis Rosman LEFT TO RIGHT David Rowe Thomas Rylzlren John Sabm Dale Ann Salmela Karen Sandln Judllh Sandnas LEFT TO RIGHT Jacqueline Salher Jewell Schley Vurglnla Schmldf Jerry Schoon Frederlclr Schullze Audrey Sep paa 5 ...A w N 'hs- ,Aileen 4. Q-.a Y' RJ ywd AMAA. JL 3 2 E 1 LEFT TO RIGHT George MllkOVlCh Gary Muller Douglas Moberg Roxanne Monlgomery Phyllus Morgan Teresa Mar rone LEFT TO RIGHT Marilyn Moll Ce cella Moyle Sandra Near: Davnd Neff Pamela Nelson Marrlyn Nleml LEFT TO RIGHT Julre Ann Nlmll Kennelh Norlander Vance Nurml Jean Ollula Judnfh Orazem Carol Papm LEFT TO RIGHT Kay Parish Mary Lou Paflza Judufh Paulson Slephen Pepelnlali Nancy Peppard Ilona Perala 25 I .zu . I 6 VL T A l V Q- in 4 I yesssfy. Q W , . ' . , .,, ' 1 x 'TQ Q' -T . 1: ! X I .J . -all ' if I - l V A A L TF - --' E e. f.' . I - I . - .I Q , gy A I ' I 1 if k ' I' ' - I - 5 ' I I i I I 'T 1 I I 1 f , ' - .LAA - I A 4 X I I . X 1 ' - P .V , Q I ', - I ' , . .- 2 , ji' ' Q - If ,, I . ' I , 4 ,L T. ,IR, ,Af e I G A 1 ' I . .' .n ' as f yy 4, L 0 L I I V- ' . 'I ' .' I I -N - in . Q- . , ' . ' I I y 5 ,. I 'P , tl bi ' I A .M . I I ll ' Q fl' ' l . 1 . T - : ' ' , 1 rv. 4 E .. , . I ' I . ' . - I 7 'T 11 sg , . ' I' -I I sre I was ' I I I ' I' I I I - I ' - 9 4' 1 . 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V41 Szamc 7 cl Zeke ta fafzget kfO of ACADEMIC x HIS ABILITY TO TYPE came In qulie handy for Gary 'Iypmg out has Star and Rohlan asslgnmenls PRESIDENT OF NATIONAL HONOR Society, Don Mattson proves that every man has his day sitting In Miss HeaIy's English corner with a dunce hal. ON THE RIGHT: Jim looks on as Tom uses morfician wax to apply a false nose on QS Mary as part of their make-up technique 1 for Speech class. .1 is r 'KX-Q Communication The hrgh school communrcatnons currrculum cosers the subjects Englxsh Speech and journalrsm Each of these plays an Important part IU the students course of study and prepares hxm for future learmng Although Speech and ournalrsm are subject Oral communlcatlons confronts a person wlth the chal lenge of meetmg others and presentmg himself ln the proper way Speech students learn both correct speech and correct manner of deln ery In speakmg before an audlence the student learns how to make close audlenee Contact and to keep that contact ahve As nn any course practlce IS necessary to make sure that all the learnnng has not gone to waste In speech practrce makes perfect The pen IS mlghtler than the sword might well be the motto of the journalrsm class Learmng how to get that word prxnted correctly In news storres and features rs the work of the journallsm student ournalrsm acquaxnts students wrth phases of the publlca tron field Sales buslness management technical and mechanr cal processes and edrtorxal polrcres are related phases of thxs held whrch deflnxtely plays an Important part rn the future professrons of many Abose all ournalxsm teaches responsx bxlrty Wluen wr1t1ng a pxece of news copy the journalism stu dent has the responslbrllty of makmg sure all hrs facts are cor rect and that the theme IS presented rn the proper manner In preparmg a story the student must learn how to obtarn rn rnto a loglcal sequence employmg the fundamentals of news style wrltmg Successful news storles are complete, accurate concxse and forceful Because English IS a baslc foundatlon for other courses rt ns regarded as a rcqurred rather than an electne subject Durxng the four years of hrgh school Engllsh the student learns correct grammar the tool essentlal for correct readmg wrxtrng and speakxng and acqulres a taste for the lrterary greats The prlbble presents a challenge to the mmds of jun lors and senlors To obtam a perfect 201 rn th1s test of the esscntrals of grammar ns the apex of learning for the hlgh school English student but only the lUCglDflll'1g of a life where its a pllcatlon pros es rewardlng Almost any Englrsh teacher wlll state that Good readmg deselops good thlnkmg Therefore the works of literary greats are lncluded ln the four year course The student learns to apprecrate the works of the age old masters such as Shake speare Chaucer and Dxckens In a more modern vem the student also learns to apprecuate the works of contemporary artlsts .Q P I E , 1 ., 'T V ., 72 1' ' I Il , . I E ' ' in fu . . .I 1- In - n ' ' I' ' y O O 7 . - , ' s A - . ' - electrves, they play almost as vrtal a role as Enghsh, a recjurred formatlon from varnous sources and compose that information . I , x 1 S ' . . ' ' . . A ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' K- s . . s I N- . ' ' , ' , ' , ' 7 ' ' l Y I x l . . A , Z , ' ' 7 T A T vi f 1 T -4 I . ' .. , .N . Y A ' Y ' , K f 2' ' - s , ' ' . ' ' l P ' I r I yi ' ' V 1 J I- I' S a A I I A I ' JOANNE TRIES A HAND at chip carving, one of 'the many slrills practiced by the first year art class. RIGHT: Sally Ranlrila seems to thinlr her 6th period Spanish class is siesta time fn? ,44 r 1.f DON JACK AND MORRIS sophomores spend their lirst year in choir working extra hard on different selections under director Colton Fine Arts The fine arts classes music languages and art will long be remembered by the Roosexelt class of 57 The girls and mixed choirs played an important part in school life Choir students may recall waiting to see which songsters had made the traxeling team for choir trips Of course there was the unforgettable time last fall when the sixteen best chorus students went to the M E A conxention in St Paul RHS s new choir director Mr Colton probably will remember most xixidly the sixth hour Rudiments of Music class Only hae students signed up for this class which had nexer been conducted before As in other years the choirs presented their annual Christmas and Easter concerts. Chorus students also performed the traditional ritual of caroling in the halls the day before Christmas sacation began. Iirom xocal music students memories may turn to the instrumental music department and Malone Hall. The march- ing band also something new this past year spent long hours learning intricate steps and formations. Practice paid off in compliments when members marched at football and basket- ball games, parades and tournaments. Orchestra members met at Malone Hall Tuesday nights to practice for yearly orchestral functions including playing for school plays assemblies music festix als graduation and various other school actisities. For some students art classes viere a preparation for a future career for others it was a course where ereatne talents were dexeloped and sarious hobbies pursued Miss Moberg s Art I students may remember the great xariety of aetixities undertiken Skills included water coloring ceramics lettering woodcarsing and other projects of general interest At II gaxe students a chance to des elop speeial talents and interests as students spent most of their time on the one art ph ise in which they excelled Foreign language students will remember happy but hard working times Wlaile struggling to mister a foreign languige some students were chagrined to find that they hadnt really mastered their natixe tongue-English. Who else but Miss Vernetti could have taught both French I and II and Spanish I and II with such ease and patience? The past year 71 students were enrolled in her classes. First-year language students chose a name from the country they were studyingva name which was kept through both years of the course. Conjugation and usage of xerbs plagued many students. Learning lyrics to a l're-nch song or creating a Spanish skit was work too but of a happier sort. Language students also banded together this past year to form their own club Spaench '. These are some of the memories a student may hold of fine arts courses at Roosexelt. X AFTER READING ABOUT the Suez crisis in Newsweek, Gerry and Chuck find the globe very helpful in their study of this situation and other foreign affairs. I 5 i 'N iw X., THE THlNKER has nothing on Gary Larson GS he is bent with studies on history. RANDY, SHARON AND RICHARD portray the different levels of learning as they study current events in their weekly news magazines. Social Science One of the advances in the modern world has been better social understanding. Schools provide students with social studies courses to further understanding of other peoples, their problems and resources. Because of their recognized im- portance, these courses were required rather than elective subjects. Worlcl History, during tenth grade, dealt with world problems from prehistoric to modern times. juniors studied American History which gave information on American heri- tage and background. Twelfth grade brought Civics, the study of the Constiution and political and governmental processes of the United States. The second semester students studied either Economics, dealing with production, distribution and consumption of wealth or Sociology, the knowledge of social problems. Looking back through the years, certain incidents may stand out in students' minds. Most will remember World His- tory discussions with all desks moved into a circle. With Our Times , sophomores learned to read and evaluate newspaper facts. Names from ancient history such as Hatshepsut stand out in everyone's mind. Remember how frightened everyone was of the discussion topics with six weeks' tests? Term sheets were also part of Miss Simon's world history course. As juniors, United States History taught by Mr. Anderson really was a ball . His class was especially interesting with his endless jokes and different slant on historical characters. This year Mr. Haldy was added to the list of history instructors, taking over Mr. Rukavina's U. S. History classes. Observers were also part of the junior year of history. Everyone invari- ably turned to the jokes first. As seniors, Civics was a snap-providing one could catch up on a dozen chapters the night before a test. Students strug- gled through Newsweeks once a week, trying hard to con- centrate on news of the world. Soon everyone came to recog- nize which articles wereimost important and which ones could be skipped. Lucky seniors had a choice between Sociology and Economics the second semester. Mr. Mcllvenna and Mr. Ruka- vina taught these subjects, using very different methods. Ruka- vina's students will recall workbook exercises and terms, while Mac's students will remember countless lecture periods. Thus students completed Roosevelt's social studies cur- riculum with some knowledge of world affairs and problems. uw- ' E' waz! Natural Science Natural science courses just seemed to bring the devil out in students. Shattering test tubes, covering dimes with mercury, doodling on graph paper, leaving the gas on in an unlit Bunsen burner, smashing thermometers while using them for stirring, not learning valences and symbols and study- ing feverishly the night before a test are among the more in- teresting moments had by students. There are eight natural science courses in the Roosevelt High school curriculum. Of these, five are mathematics courses. These include Algebra, Plane Geometry, Higher Al- gebra, Solid Geometry and Trigonometry. Biology, Physics and Chemistry are the three science courses. These eight are often considered the most difficult of all subjects. At least one science and one mathematics credit are need- ed for graduation. This means that, for the most part, natural sciences are electives. Biology often is chosen to meet the science requirement. Dissecting worms, hsh and frogs was quite an adventure and the sweet formaldehyde odor couldn't be beaten. Ameobas and planarias were biology students' classroom pets. Physics deals with the states and properties of energy and inorganic matter. Besides group A and B problems , experi- ments were carried on and classroom discussions and explana- tions often took place. Symbols and valences had to be memorized for Chemistry in the study of the changes in the composition of matter. The large Periodic Chart of Atoms flanked by two smaller charts served as valuable aids for Mr. Oman as he did blackboard explanations and students occasionally used them, too. Mr. Oman made everything sound so simple with his slogan, Think people! lt's more fun that way. Algebra is usually the choice for the mathematics require- ment. Plane Geometry with its axioms and- theroms is also taken by a comparatively large percentage ol Roosevelt High school students. A . The next plateau for students taking higher mathematics is Higher Algebra. A semester of Solid Geometry and a semes- ter of Trigonometry may be taken in the senior year to com- plete the mathematics courses. . I . Natural science is growing more important daily in Our modern world. It is widely known that science and mathe- matics are essential in engineering, medicine and research of all kinds. ,Jv- nolebc3:TEf1oi,lhiTd'iJ?d5i'ieS les, iube in Chemislry as MMY JO C0 1SUlfS ber ir TAKES A emi. ri E 'I + i. chuck Don .1 ti is dd 'ii my O S ow G i H U y t e solut'o t th' ' Geometry problem I n O Is Solid AS A BIOLOGY STUDENT, Jerry Piefrini has be- come familiar with the unpleasant smell of formalde- hyde, even fhouqh dissecting a frog proves this class can be interesting. MARY BABICH BUSIES HERSELF with warm up exercises in Miss Wests bfh period typing class Home Arts oncl Commercial SEWING CLASSES TEACH bofh machine and hand skills othy finds il IS easy to sew in a zipper affer a course af RHS Commercial courses are offered students preparing for business careers. Roosevelt students have gone out with no more than a high school preparation in business and have found interesting, well-paid jobs. Typing essentials were offered in Typing I. This course taught students much about the operations of typewriters. Not looking at the keys was hard when those, fgdgsgag . . . exercises appeared! I-low in the world can I ever do this, was frequently heard in office practice concerning the electric typewriter, dic- taphone and other machines. Filing was also a part of this class. The usual trip was taken to a business firm. In Shorthand I the simplified Gregg Method was taught. Speed tests, ranging to 120 words a minute were dictated and typed up by the pupil. Special merit awards were given for speed and accurate transcribing in Shorthand II. I know I jotted it down someplace, was often heard in Bookkeeping class. The essentials of bookkeeping are the journal and the ledger. Precise drill was given on each process with additional practice sets. Girls home arts at Roosevelt consist of cooking and sew ing One semester each of sewing and cooking constitutes the beginning course For those who wished to have more train ing a year of cooking or sewing was offered Remember when that crust burned? will probably bring back memories to cooking students Of course there were times when that crust didn t burn and young cooks turned out mouth watering dishes Besides baking canning and freezing foods preparing foreign dishes was learned Tomorrows homemaker will face rising prices accord ingly budget balancing and choosing cuts of meat were studied In the one semester homemaking class sewing basics were taught In the ads anced sewing course these ideas were put to work Buying excursions along with visits to the shirt factory helped round out activities Girls will also remember model ing their handiwork at thc annual style show so Do, DARLENE KATHY CHAR and Judy enloy making holiday cookies especially when they can sample results Qui.. that YW . . 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'C' A QV ,L . lx J I, Q X N, ia is K- Q S' 4 i In looklng blck It l1ltLl1 school 1 student cant help but remember the physlcll LLlLlLltlOl'1 progrlm lor some xt w 19 a drudgery for others rt wls the most nnterestrng, of classes Ior all students except senlors nt was 1 rcqulred part of the currlculum The physrcal educatron progrlm nncludes both swnmmrng and gym Of course the boys and gxrls cllsses are separated but other than that they are conducted rn much the same manner For the boys and girls a jog to the Technical bunldlng precedes gym class There a scramble be-guns for lockefs and a basketblll The cllss actually begms wxth about li mmutes of cthsthentlcs After that 1 xlrrecy of 1Cl'lYlflCS mcludlng basketball xolleyball and softball are practiced At trmes when the boys had a free mnnute they were seen sneaklng through the doorwly whlch connects the gxrls tl1SmU89lLlm wnth thc boys gymnasrum to haxe a peek at what the weaker sex was donng Boys found the glrls worknng hard on CXCFCISCS much as the boys dxd After warm up ex ercnses the grrls engaged rn basketball xolleyb1ll speedball field hockey badminton table tennis or soccer For the boys rt seemed funny to watch some of the heauer gurls fudge durnng eycerelses nn gym and then complam the next day that theur duets weren t worklng too well After gym classes were oxer there was a m ld dash for the showers And rf students were lucky the water was warm Swnmmlng constltutes the other half of the physical eduea tron program Fortunately there w1s no screen door for the boys 1nd gurls to spy on each other One of the first requlrements rn swnmmnng was a good shower and scrubbing before entering the pool In class yan ous strokes such as the Austrahan crawl backstrolee breast stroke regular fly dolphln sldestroke and trudgent are taught Both bovs and glrls learn these strokes and are graded accord xngly Lnfe saung artrficlal respxratxon and self surv1val are the three mam obyectwes swrmmmg students are drrlled 1n DONNA WAITS FOR THE BIRD to come down hoping she can RECORD BREAKER BRUCE warms up before the next event at the regional swimming meet Physical Educohon successfully return nt to the other side as Gloria and Darlene watch the LEGS ARE POINTED skyward as boys practnce cahsthentlcs paced action In a hvely game of badminton by mgh-ughong from fha 'teacher ' nw Y A 4. - . 1 1 1 1 'iff . v 1 4 ' 1 Yf . .' 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At Roosevelt many vocational courses were offered, among them: Cabinet Making, Drafting, Auto Mechanics. Forging and Welcling, Printing and Electricity. For each of these subjects the student receives one credit. For senior high school students a Smith-Hughes program is designed to give more specific training in the field of their choice. Actual training experience along with textbook study is given in the three'hour subject. Only two and one-half credits are given to this subject although students spend three hours a day in the course. The difference is that Smith-Hughes is a laboratory, not a theory course. ob Rclitions and On The ob Triinin 'I'DL1Sl be taken together - XL. K, - ,lj K L. ,. .l The lboy taking On-The-job Training fini-ds a job that he. wants specific training in, with the the help of Mr. jones. He is then under an instructor who visits him on the job and works with the employer in his instruction. l Each school day the Smith-Hughes student receive an hour of classroom instruction known as job Relations. Here he learned addi- tional facts that the employer had failed to specify. The requirement for taking Smith-Hughes Printing-is one year of general printing. A student must have three years ot junior high shops or one year of senior high Auto Mechanics in order to take Smith-Hughes Auto Mechanics. The value of this kind of training is that a student can try out his chosen career and know whether he will be a misfit or can handle the work and find it enjoyable. Future carpenters, printers, welders, electricians, draftsmen, mechanics, and technicians may harbor memories of this occupa- tional training received during high school days at Roosevelt. JERRY PlE'l'RlNl FINDS if takes a little slrill even to use a screw driver in his machine shop classes. QJJQJ1 W Saba! 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EzbexcheejzdrrearixzzrBloiyaje Kay Marcheyh Thomas parish ea y ane os I ona o erq MOH Kenzue ROW THREE Dorolhy Johnson Muchele Hansen Judith Poco Nancy Rubenslem Davld Lmd Ro HI Thesplon Ro H1 Thcspnns adxrsed by Mrss can Healy IS the speech and dramatxcs club at RHS Thls organxzatlon IS composed of studcnts who haxe partncrpated m speech contests fcstrvals plays or are mtercsted IH thls held 'Ihc club works for the promotlon of high school dramltlcs 1nd yclxcs students 1 chance to demonstrate thenr abrlntncs Howcycr not all mcmbers are actors or actresscs Any pcrson who has worlccd on a crew may apply for mcmbc rslnp All applncants arc consxdered and xotccl upon by thc club members If somcone does not hlxc thc ncccssxry qurlnficatlons mcmbcrshxp can be obtalncd by nnxtnatlon vshlch means pcrformxng before the Club Thns club wrth xts eager members sponsors the school pllys as wcll IS yarlous other Thesplan produc .az tnons Durmy., thc ycxr mcmbcrs plrtnclpatc ln several spccch cycnts vuth othcr schools The club also takes trnps to thc Duluth Playhousc and occxsnonally to the Lyceum Thcatcr xn Mxnncapolns For socral actxutxes CICSSCFI ITICCIIDQS .IFC Thxs vu is thc hrst year the Thcspnns produced a full lcngth plly for a public audncnce Nme Grrls proxcd qultc successful Offnccrs are clcctccl rn ycar Thus ycar the OITICCIS dcnt Mrry Bclhorx uccp retlry trelsurcr 'I hcspuns .nm to carn of comcdy and tragedy on the bezgmnmg of each school were Rxndy Anderson presx resldcnt Kathy OBr1cn sec the club emblcm The masks blue and whrtc emblems are gncn to mcmbers earnmg 75 pomts Pomts are awarded for plrtlcxpatlon nn spcech mects plays and operettas Thc numbcr of polnts awardcd lb dctcrmrncd by thc rat :ng rcccncd In spcech cyents or by thc quallty of the player s part ln a productlon ' , . 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' '- y., ' . l - ', . . . . , Y A V 1 7 L '- if ' , ns' K' ' sf ' . . v In I J Y f 1 I u I-V1 , R I ' ' A , , I ,. 5 K CAROL SEEMS TQ BE saying something dlsfressmg by the look on Rulh and Dorothy s faces an a rehearsal scene from Nme GIYIS Entre Nou STANDING LEFT TO RIGHT Lois Jantunen Barbara OBrlen Carol Pogorelc vlce presndent Imogene Maller president Jean Llapls secretary Betty Nrgro teasurer Patricia Fleck Darlene Klrtman Mary Kay HotTman ROW TWO Diana Thompson Mary Beltiorn Carol Grams Sharon Altobelll Kathryn Woods Mar garat Reed Duane Dasseos Nancy Bodovlmtz Judy Hellrlunen Janet Put1eI ROW THREE Charlotte Lund Roberta Fleck Karen Ralala Jeanette Makynen Joan Fredercclr Judy A Hanson Donna Petroslrey Karen Kns tmen Mary Lou Ernston Mary Lee Johnson Shnrley LeDoux Entre Nous wrll be embedded un the memorres of many gurls nn RHS The purpose of thus elub rs to help the members gann knowledge of yarrous vocations Thrs year the club worked under Presrdent eanne Lmpxs and elub ad user Mlss Beekstrom Other oftleers were Imogene Muller nee president Betty Nlgro secretary Patrlexa llcek treasurer Carol Pogorele sergeant at arms and Mary Kry Hoffman representxtlye to the Student Counell One ofthe hlghllghts ln Entre Nous festnxtres was deeorltrng the halls for footblll homeeommg an enjoyable task whreh the elub members perform eaeh year After weeks of plannmg and preparrnv 1 Holt deeorated un the club theme Hang the ackets captured first plaee II1 the homecomlng parade New club members won t soon forget the formal e mdle lxght ceremony held to 1n1t11te them The Ceremony was preceded by 1 pot luek supper after whneh older elub members made life slr htly embarrasslng for the xnxtlltes by asknng them yarlous questions whleh popped unto thelr mmds To round out a year of fun and learning Entre Nous held 1 banquet at the Cortes Hotel rn the sprrng for elub members The senxor glrls rn the elub will llways re member thus happy yet sad OLLISSIOII happy becluse ot the brnght deeoratnons md humorous wxll reid on behalf of the sennors sad because thls w 1s thelr list elub lffarr At thxs banquet the tollowmg yurs offxeers were presented and the new presldent took the guel ABOVE LEFT: Golden Bears Judy Audrey Mary Lou Mary Lee and Donna try to decide what should be done with fha unaware and sleeping Blueloclrs Imogene. AT LEFT: But they neednt trouble their little minds because Devlls Carol Mary Barbara Judy and Sharon were soon to the FQSCUE. P ,. T V ilk . Hae-W FRONT ROW LEFT TO RIGHT treasurer Kafhryn OBruen presudenf Jean Osfrov vuce presudenf Sharon Lasky represenfahve Jeanne Kobylunsluu secretary Joan Gulness ROW TWO Judy Mahonen Henru e'H'a Koshu Joanne Kochlras Vera Mae Person Karen Johnson Duane ScoH Sharon R Johnson ROW THREE Jean MeKen1ue Frances Horvafh Gerry Eruclrson Marue Peterson Kathleen Thubaulf Pafrucua Johnson Januce Lang ROW FOUR Lou Ann Panfll Rose Marne Roslroslu Joanne Larson Laurel Ronkaunen Marlorue Wovcha Marulyn Malt Lynne McCullough Kathryn Klunl ROW FIVE Noreffa Bushop Judy Hull Margaret Leuvuslra Kay Paflra Dcrolhy Lundeen LoreH'a Haulala Nancy Anderson Palrucua McBrude Mary Banfz Remember the brught addutuon to Rooseyelt Hugh last fall wuth Hae W s senuor members sportung club sweaters? Creen Whute and gold emblems were gusen to prospectuue senuors at last years annual sprung banquet Hae W us a gurls elub whueh purtueupates un many soeual actuyutues Co operatuye members toole part un all Hae Ws proyeets The first pro ject of the year was the homecomung float whuch won thurd Place Money rausung actuyutues uncluded sellung popcorn balls mustletoe at Chrustmas tume candy and bal-.e good sales and a pom pon sale durung basketball season At Chrustmas the club helped to decorate the tree un the maun corrudor Remember when Chrustmas and Thanlesguyung were a luttle brughter for some needy famulues wrth the eomplete meal furnushed by HaeW members? The turleey was paud for from the club treasury Canned goods members One of the most yuyrd memorues for mo members was the tradutuonal Turnabout held Trlt I day Nouember9 un the Gurls gym Dancung e tertaunment and refreshments filled the eyenung The Club s Kung of Hearts eandudate was Galen Squures md the e ITTTIWIISSU slogan was from squure to kung One Tuesday euenung members were left un the durle It w 19 the begunnung of the gg-Coy-ld 55 mester and the exent was the candle lught unutuatron For the furst tume Hae W had a yunuor presu dent ean Ostrou Other HaeW offueers under lduuser Mary Holley were xuee presudent Sharon Llsley seeretury om Cnlness treasurer Kathleen O Bruen und representutuue at l1r.,e ean Kobylun s u INITIATION PROVED to be a solemn occasuon for new Hae W members Judy lrua Mona Paf Joan and Geraldune KATHY CHECKS OVER the lusf as Sharon and Joan re pare a Thanlrsguvunq baslref whueh us guven fo the needy Thus us one of Hae W s yearly prolecfs l . : . ' '. . ' . 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' ' - ' A ' Q T 1 4 x 1' MICHELE HANSON accompanied by Kay Marchetti umufatos a flughty soprano as she sunqs Sweetheart at the Tru Hu unutuafuon BELOW Claire busily helps herself as Presudent Susan hands Loretta a 'Forlu at the refreshment table during unuhafuon 40 STANDING LEFT TO RIGHT Sharon F Johnson Donna Jenna vuce president Kathryn Johnson secretary Dorothy Hallun presudent Susan Aho treasurer Geraldine Johnson Michele Hanson Patricia Cron Muss Moberg ROW TWO Nancy McRay Doris Rivers Beth Carlson Mary Jo Angelo Kay Marchetti Nona Guanlorenzu Sandra Saranen Barbara Moe Sally Tuomunen ROW THREE Karen Westman Karin Eruclrson Claure Simon Emuly Alar Pauline Maras Phyllis Anderson Judy Pogorelce Eleanor Grande Duane Isaacson Shirley Olson ROW FOUR Mary Babuch Nancy Rubenstein Sally Ranluula Arlene Frisch Linda Wulluams Roberta Anshus Myra Andrews Loretta Evanoff Ruth Buostad Paulina Erucluson Trl Hu Tru Hu meaning, the three lexels of hugh school completed another busy and produetuxe year un RHS The theme ot the club arts and crafts promotion and social md friendly relationships among all was at the utmost during this school year One of the numerous actuxutues included the second place football Homecoming float xxrth Bomb the Blueuaekets as the slogan Members wull nexer forget the seemingly endless hours of work put unto projects such as thus un order to make them 1 success officers To increase finances assorted earrings were sold during the year Bake sales held at various Virginia stores and the selling of basketball schedule pencils added to the fund raising lust There was the roy alty too Remember un October when club member Pauline Maras was crovuned 1956 Homecoming ueen7 And un Noxember when Tru Hu s Turnabout kung candidate Duck Mozettu was crow ned 9 At Christmas a generous eontrubutuon was guxen to the unuor Chamber of Commerce Christmas Basket Drive In the sprung the long awaited Senuor Girls Tea was guxen by underclass club members How we seniors gaped when each entered Hats veuls gloxes and elegant new dresses proxuded for a loxely occasion The social room ex en hud its ap wearanee ehanged by beau tuful floral decorations and an attractuxe tuble centerpiece Finally came the bug social ex ent of the year the organuza tuon s annual sprung banquet A delueuous me ul was enjoyed by all at the Coates hotel and the ex enunf., prox ed a fitting ending to any senuor gurls Tru Hu actuxutues 5 x A 1 a A I r, il , . u I Y I3 O 3 u q L , Vg I el A' ua ' ' .I If uf. an y , l'l . 'J 'l . l Q Q f i ' f 1 fl A -.Al 'ill i . l . l i . . T 1 , l . 4 B 4 2 ' ' In f I . , e . It . Activities were carried out under adviser Miss Ann Moberg and club 4 Q i. 1 , L - ' a N - A ' ,, P ' . A ' ' ' r. . ' U 4.x Vs,., ' - u . ' - ' ' ' : l r - - ' Q l . ... . . , V. A ii' Ii Y. I V , , t A K Q . 4 pf .y ' P - v ' y v ' - I STANDING LEFT TO RIGHT Sharon R Johnson Karen Johnson treasurer Joanne Kochlras presudenl Emuly Alar vuce presudenf Karun Erucleson secretary Charlotte Lundy Jean Luapus Donna Jenua ROW TWO Muss Peterson Mary Jo Angelo Dorothy Hallun Duane Dasseos Kathryn Woods Eleanor Grande Sandra Saranen Dorus Ruvers ROW THREE Geraldune Johnson Pauluna Eruelrson Vera Mae Person Loretta Evanoff Phyllus Anderson Karen Ralala Palrucua Flecl: ROW FOUR Roberta Fleclr Susan Aho Karen Kuuslrunen Arlene Frusch Judy Hansen Jeanette Maleynen Joan Frederuck Claire Sumon GAA Numerous black and blue marks were obtalned by enthusuastxc partucupants thus year un evtrl LLlI'l'lCllltlI' sports for gurls Speedball was the hrst sport offered GAA members The oblec true was to klck the ball and not your opponents slums Archery was also fun A vyhuzzunu arrow mught frequently haue startled a spectator who got too elose In bowlung the gurls trued hard to break exrstung records Stunts basketball and volleyball were other sports on the agenelu The top te tms battled ln tournament play for the champlonshup tutle Punsg pong balls shuffleboard stucks bad mmton rackets and flyung darts were menaces to anyone vlewung rec reatuonal sports lmally ut was baseball ttme and the conclusion ofa year s sportmg actnutues Besudes teachung students basuc skulls the club emphasrzed faur play and good sportsmanshrp un all ports Gurls are taught health ful dnersuons for lelsure hours To become a GAA member a gurl must be at least a freshman earn ISO pounts un team sports and pass 1 wrutten test on the GAA constututron Fifty pounts must be earned each semester to retam club membershup One thousand fixe hundred pounts are necessary for earnung a letter Members were breathless and exhausted after hours of barn dancung un the gurls gym The barn dance was somethung new thus year and took the pluee of the annuul twulught elanee Those who at tended were attured un colorful and appropruate costumes At the regular meetmf s busuness affalrs were attended to under adxuser Dorus Peterson president Emuly Alar xuce presudent Karun Erlckson treasurer oanne Kochkas and secretary Charlotte Lrndy Most members agreed that the experuences they garned rn GAA were memorable and e-nloyable A 'N' KAREN CHECKS to see uf Joanne has guven her creduf for her last sfruke wluule Vera awauts her turn to rause the Gurls score un the Leftermen versus GAA bowlung contest BELOW Sue Carey and Gunger Kochlras after the GAA unufuatuon can assure you that matchung toofhpucks us every but as hard as uf appears 4l . 5 - I 1 u 2 u l ' u I u u u . 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J , , , , . , , . , . gui J , I Io 2 ' . . i , ' If 1' i 0 .Lv l PE-P COUNCIL OFFICERS Duane and Belly look over fhe puns for RHS Homecommg ep Council FRONT ROW LEFT TO RIGHT Frank Chlaverlnu Mary Jo An qelo Jeanne Kohylmsln Kay Parlch PGIFICIB Johnson freasurer Galen Squires Mr Franl: Ruhavuna ROW TWO Michele Hansen Mary Kay Hoffman Phyllis Anderson Karen Wesfman Sheila Sherudan Joyce Johnson NoreHa Blshop Nancy Anderson secreiary Roberfa Fleck ROW THREE vice presldenf Don Maffson presldenf Wllllam Wennen James Rowboffom Wallace Conner Gary Larson Davud Neff Roberf Hedlcan SEATED LEFT TO RIGHT Mrs Mallefle secrefary freasurer Nancy Bodovlmfz presldenl BeHy Nlgro vlce presldenl Duane Dasseos represeniahve Muchele Hansen Mr Hursf STANDING Carol Grams Marulyn Moll Joe Froehlmgsdorf Gary Larson Den ms Voydehch Peler Johnson Donald Maffson Richard Gunderson Sue Johnson Jaclue Hall Student Council ADVISER MR RUKAVINA raises a porn? of business gf 5 Sfudenf lnsfen affenhvely B-ll . I ,- V I . I I , .. I 1 , ' x , - A - - Q J I ,, I . I I - I ' I ' 1 . : - . 1 , : . . : I I I I ' I I I I 3 . I Z . . .I - I I I I I 1 . . . , I I I I I I I I - I ' I I I I I I I I council mee.+ing. Presidenf, Bill Wennen and secrefary, Rober+a Fleclr, gp yy K . .2 J l 8 L , +-41. 'Y' ...L.. THE EXPRESSIONS ON THE FACES of veferans Nancy Duane and BeHy mnglhf well show +l1eur chanf We re from Vlrgnnla and no one could be prouder Nlgro Marulyn Mofl Nancy BOdOVlhIl1 and Jaclue Hall C h e a d e Ma I O I956 57 MAJORETTES LEADER Donna Jenna Sandra Near: Judy Arnberg Janel' Pufzel and LoreHa Evanoff , I l A l N.,-.V ....- ..A..........1 . , .A , ... .. , ,A ,M Q. - , Q , .,.,. .-,, ..,. , . I I E. ..,,....-. -.....,.4 W ..,, . .-.,.,-. , N... .. -.-.......- .. - ,,,...A...... ...J-.-.. , H - H R V ..... hw., - ., .-.-.-.J WL. . ,L , ..X.Y..,.... x W .- , , ,., 7 ' . -.., 4-. . , ' ' X ,...L ' ' , . ...... 1 H ' ..-- , ......... ..,.:.,, , K . .v , , . , . k A K- ' ,. . . . ,X , H A V W- ' Nw.. A ,. . , . X - . . H 1. 1 . . . ' 1 u . I , I I I . , ' rn I V Red Cross june, 1957 marked the end of another year of service and leadership for the stu- dents enrolled in the school's junior Red Cross organization. This helpful group, under its adviser Miss Ellen Korpy and officers, did much during the year, At the meetings methods were discussed for rais- ing money to help the needy in foreign- countries. Students in school participated by contributing money, tha't was given over to the American Red Cross service fund. A gift chest was also shipped during the year to a specified country. This chest contained various items which would be useful to the receivers. Other things accomplished during the year were visting the Pioneers' Infirmary patients, an end-of-the-year sale and the initiation of new members. By their service, certain students merit- ed selection to attend Red Cross camps during the summer. Here an informative and enjoyable time was had. With these memories, seniors close an- other chapter of life at Roosevelt. STANDING. LEFT TO RIGHT: Miss Korpyg secretary, Kathryn O'Brien: treasurer, Patricia John- son: vice-president, Patricia McBride: president, William Wennen: Sheila Sheridan: Ronald Goldberg: Ruth Biostadg Marcia Baumgartner. ROW TWO: Judith Heilkinen, Elizabeth Matson, Shirley Luoma, Joeleen White, Diane Mageau, Nancy Anderson, Delores Barak. Kay Helt, Virginia Schmidt, Mary Belfiori. ROW THREE: Bill Tieberg, Jean Thibado, Barbara Strand, Mary Lee Johnson, Dee Ann Kokal, Harriette Thomas, Donna Petrostrey, Karen Sandin, Joyce Johnson, Nancy Rubenstein, Judy Strong, Judy Pogorelce, Don Wicllund. Aquatic League FRONT ROW, KNEELING: Judith Snyder, Donna Petrosky,-Judith Hanson, Kay Patka, Mary Lou Ernston, Sue Cuppoletti, Emily Alar. ROW TWO: Karen Raiala, Judith Luukkonen, Diane Joseph- son, Nancy Anderson, Antoinette Mitshulis, Kay Wicklund, Judy Bourcier, Priscilla Cundy, Charlotte Lindv, Donna Jenia. ROW THREE: Patricia Fleclr, lria Laimio, Jane Koslri, Charlene Maras, Judith Abrahamson, Mary Lou Patla, Maryln Niemi, Judith Strong, Gail Alar, Bonnie Ambrose, Roberta Fleck, Mrs.- Mallette. Wx Changing the name of the water show from Aqua Fantasy to Aquarama 111 was only one of the major changes made by Aquatic League in 1956-57. Getting an early start, the girls started practice in early November. April 16-17 marked the rewarding end of the mer- maids' many hard-swimming hours. Aquarama 111 was a composite of syn- chronized swimming, fancy and comic div- ing, dolphins, floating and submerged for- mations, kips and varied water ballets. Emphasis was placed in combining songs and dances from countries throughout the world. The 1957 show also marked the beginning of using costumes while swim- ming. The routines were planned and worked out by the girls themselves, occasionally asking needed advice from their instructor and adviser, Mrs. LaNette Malette. Offi- cers were president, Charlotte Lindy, vice- president, Karen Rajalag secretary, Emily Alar, treasurer, Donna jenia. l S I 4 1 I I Y , STANDING, LEFT TO RIGHT: Miss Vernattig Barbara O'Brien: secretary-treasurer, Tom Carey: Spanish vice-president, Sandra Saranen: president, Paulina Ericlrsong French vice-president, Charlotte Lindy: serqeant-at-arms. Arlene Frisch: representative, Noretta Bishop: Donna Jenia, ROW TWO: Nancy McRay, Sharon R. Johnson, Elizabeth Matson, Kathryn Woods, Phyllis Anderson, Mary Jo An- celo, Doris Rivers. Patricia Cron, Sharon F. Johnson. ROW THREE: Diane Scott, Eleanor Grande, Shirley LeDoux, Gloria Clark, Darlene Bergschneider, Karen Westman, Patricia Fleck, Roberta Fleck, Claire Simon. ROW FOUR: Roqer Luoma, Clarice Olson, Marie Peterson, Susan Aho, Myra Andrews, David Neff, Sally Ranlrila, Railo Liirnola, Mary Lee Johnson, James Bertelson. Library Helpers The willing donation of time and ser- vice by 14 students aided Miss Wadd, the high school librarian, in performing rou- tine tasks of library management. Students do such jobs as checking in books, receiving money for fines, shelving books. giving information about books and performing many other tasks required in A- running an efficient library. Most of these students gave their as- sistance during library periods. This work is not required or credited. The library as- sistants sole reward is the know-how she gains about the function of a library and the knowledge of public service. The library helpers system has been effective for the past eight years. It gives students an opportunity to learn how to handle a smooth-running library. A li- brary such as this is essential because stu- dents must often use the stock of know- ledge that is found in the scho0l's actively circulating library, Spciench RHS foreign language students form- ed a new club this year named Spaench. The cIub's purpose is to promote a better understanding of other countriesg their languages and their customs. Any student who has completed one semester of either French or Spanish is eligible for membership. New members are chosen at the beginning of the second semester with the approval of the club adviser. It was decided to elect six officers in- cluding one president, a vice-president for both the French and Spanish students, a secretary-treasurer. a representativeeto-the student-council and a sergeant-at-arms. New officers are elected every spring and serve the following year. The club adviser is the foreign language instructor Miss Vernetti. Members decided to meet every fourth Wednesday of each month in the social room. Only two unexcused absences will be permitted in one year before a member is dropped from the club. SEATED, LEFT TO RIGHT: Eleanor Grande, Pauline Maras, Darlene Kirlman, Lois Jantunen, Miss wsdd, Noretta Bishop, Mary Jo Angelo. Donna Jenia, Arlene Frisch. STANDING: Vera Mae Person, Beth Carlson, Barbara Strand, Marcia Baumgartner, Joanne Kochlras, Margaret Salonen, Judy Gilthvedt, Jeanette Maltynen, Ardythe Nulrala, Nancy McRay, Marcia Uren. Orchestra RIGHT RON GOLDBERG EFFICIENTLY takes charge ot these bug kettle drums for or chestra rehearsals and performances AT LEFT Jean Kobylnnslu and Kay Marchetti ttnd It easier to yust puck out a new sonq whale practuclng rather than use the brg bass bows Under the LIIILLIIOYI ot Mr Ixelth DIXIS and assistant Mr Wil hur Geary the Rooseyelt Hugh sehool orehestrt had an lnstruetlxe and enjoy able selson LILIFIH5, 1956 57 Besides playxng at loexl sehool plays and tssembhes the or ehestra upon lnyltatlon took trmps to yarlous tow ns and played for other sehools aetnntxes Thls ewehanee program worked qulte well for 1t enabled RHS students to reap the henefits of hearlng and Comparlng other towns orehestras In order to muntann tts hugh standnne the VIFQIIUIZI orchestra had a NlgOI'0L1S work out sessxon eyery 'luesdlyf eyenlng at Malone were deelded upon for future eyents or yust for the students to MEMBERS OF THE ORCHESTRA Seated at piano N Rubenstein LEFT VIOLIN SECTION reaclmg from tront row to back J Orazem M Ranta L McCullough P Cron L Stone T Rykle B Moe W Wennen G Le-:Page A Nuleala P Cundy Concertmaster Geary P McBride J Nlmtz D Nett K Koebensty RIGHT VIOLIN SECTION readrng trom tront row G Patka M Lund P Grlgal A Meadows R Wennen 3 Wennen M Glanlorenzl W Jennln'-'IS E HYFIIGS E Vondefhaar C exerelse on Students were also 1hIe to Ie 1rn much IIUOLII the detuls of musle sueh IS the dxfferent types ot COITTPOSIIIOITS or the styles employed Wlaen CILICSIIOHS were asked they were aptly answered by elther Mr Dans who speexahzes IH the knowledge of strlng Instruments or Mr Geary who h1s unllmlted lnformatlon COIICCTFIIIIQ wood wxnds As a result of thls work students eommtnded 1 well he hay ed lnstrument when playnng In the sprmfr of the year the orehestrl partnenpants yourneyed to Complete nn the Dlstrret 77 Musre Iestxx 1I w hxeh IS held 1nnu1I1yf wlth hard work 1neI 1 few ptts on the hlek Chase N Vlflkbeffl H Helland T Vlckberg A Matu CELLO SEC TION K Erickson K Johnson N Anderson J Stone WOODWINDS J Fitzpatrick D Mattson R Gunderson J Emmons C Sammann I Muller D Lundeen T Wolte Mr Humpal D Land W Heutlula T Rowbottom R Muhlch J Rowbottom G Forsrnan L Gentlllnl BASS 2 Malo K Marchettn Director Kenlth Davis and drummer R Gold erg .NS X to X . 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LN I 'B ,II - I'W's 1l Under the ihle direction of Roosex elt High school s new music director Mr Colton the choir succeeded in presenting 1 xariety of performsnces this year Exrly in the yeir 1 select group from the choir lourneyed to Minnespolis to sing before the Minnesott EQlL1Cl1flOI'ldl Assocmtion s annuil gathering, The sixteen participmts sing as 1 part of the mass choir under the direction of Mr W1rner Imlg The trip to the cities wsts high lighted hy the hi nnlcs of the sleepless choir members Playing c1rds 1nd listenini to xll night dislc joclcey shows ldded to the merrrment of the trip At Cl1I'lSLI'II1S time the trlclitionrl chortl concert was presented hy the combined mixed choir ind the Vlfglllll unior college eholr which mcldcel grcitly to the festise setson Miss Healy s speech eliss FRONT ROW LEFT TO RIGHT Mr Colton Betty VonderHaar Kay Parish Michele Hansen Roberta Dlshneau Joan Gilness Claire Simon Ruth Blostad Judy Strong Sandra Saranen Mary Beltiorl Dorothy Johnson Carol Pogorelce Roberta Anshus ROW TWO Nancy Rubenstein Kathryn Koebenslcy Eleanor Koslrela Jeanette Malcvnen Julie Ann Nlmtz Carol Grams Nancy Bodovmltz Dorothy AA- X f Choir LEFT Members of the Boys choir can b heard from Room II7 every Thursday during the 3rd hour as they practice FAR LEFT This was Mr Coltons first year at RHS Both he and the choir were well received by the school and the public portrayed mtnity scenes in the hiclcground igunst hiclcdrops created hy the 1rt dcpirtment Wlmilc cltsses were in session yule tide caroling vms helrd rn the usuilly quiet school hills the day before Christmas x It xtion Another choir sctnrty is the innuil trip to perform for some offered to the students The new prictrce of noon hour rcheirsil for the girls chorus begin this ,CIF At X lrrous times in the selson this chorus joined vsith the mixed choir ind the junior college choir in presenting con certs At hue ilturc ite the choir climuced their efforts with 1 moxing performsnce of religious selections Lundeen Emily Alar Karln Erickson Jane Koslr Barbara Moe Gall Alar Kay Marchetti Judy Nuemi ROW THREE Paul Johnson Leonard Stone Euqene Baland William Wennen Randy Anderson Lowell Kuberlia Edward Kuberlra ROW FOUR Don Wallrer Dave Wnclilund Don Wlcilund James Berttula Maurice Johnson Frank LaPatlca Curtis Sharp Joseph Ketola Ronald Goldberg FranhCh1avernu James Walsh msrkgs - ' ' VN .91 I I . ll I O I it c B ' li' Q A T ip , N H, A 1 g ' ' e V I V ' . ' Z . 11 ' 5' ' . '. .' A .'.' i ' i'g'.' L 5 -- ' ' '.. 'Q ' 'ia S if K ' Y. 1 I A t K , K neighboring school. It is an interesting and educational opportunity .4 A . x I I . . I 1 L W I .1 . 1 , I-. L K' ' 9 Bcmcl . 'P P sv S Q K7 STANDING. LEFT TO RIGHT: D. Pappone J. Osfrov, I. Laimio, K. Marchefii, N. Sfrle, J. Orazem, M. McKenzie, A. Causin, E. Schley, S. Schley, S. Maki, G. Gobafs, T. Wolfe, C. Sammann, Mr. Humpal. ROW TWO: J. Abrahamson, P. Johnson, N. Gianlorenzi, G, Johnson, J. Thompson. D. Isaacson. M. Banh. H. Jyfyla, W. Heillila, D. Halunen, L, Gen+iIini, D. Lind. ROW THREE: l. Perala, M. Resize. l. Miller, J. Liapis, R. Beysfrom. K. Reslre, T. Mccarilwy, Mr. Davis, S. Devich, W. Tieberg, D. Anderson, O. Haarela, F. Belay, G. Forsman. ROW FOUR: T. l NYS BRUCE ANDERSON AND LEE Enqfwm Rnd if fakes a lo? of Mbunlnq and puffing q a ound ouf of Hvese Hugo bass Ferns. AZ I el f 3, S7 - X cf? 7 J TOM KERZTE TAKES OVER fno bass I as Jean Lapis and Judy Hanson .mp.ovL Uwe: i skill on ine snare drum, fl' Rowbottom. W. Lahti. J. Luukkonen, D. Lundeen, N. Rubenstein. M. Mott. D. Josephson, R. Anshus. J. Hanson, K. Kiislrinen, M. Peterson. S. Fredericlr, H. Enqsfrom, C. Alto, J. Tonlro. ROW FIVE: A. Emmons, J. Laclmann, P. Vulelich, 6. Millovich, L. Engman. D. Luke. B. Ander- son, J. Rowbotlom F. Sorgenfrei, D. Mattson, R. Gunderson, R. Muhich, T. Kern, W. Orcuti, S, Mafkovich. As freshmen and sophomores, '57 graduates, who were band members, gave concerts, held a paper drive and sold calendars with group pictures of the band. These activities helped earn money for new uniforms. Instructors, Mr. Geary, Mr. Humpal and Mr. Davis were of great as- sistance in the all-out campaign. Remember when these men spent their spare time figuring new ways to earn more money? Every fourth period of the school day, from September to june, mem- bers could be found trudging to Malone Hall, above the school garage, in rain, snow or sunshine. There, students were greeted by Mr. Humpal, who promptly took roll. Then members settled down into their various sections in the band. Usually the day would start out with the playing of one or two marches and then changed to classical pieces. Mr. Humpal led the band during the time the concert pieces were played. Mr. Geary took over the marching band at the end of the '56 school year and continues to lead the group. He taught new routines and formations which members mastered after frequent practice. The marching band, a colorful and peppy squad consisting of 66 nrem- bers, performed for football and basketball games. The group played at a few out-of-town games and also journeyed to march in other parades in sur- rounding towns last summer. The marching unit was lead throughout the year by faithful maiorettes, Donna Jenia, seniorg Loretta Fvanoff, senior, janet Putzel, senior, Sandra Neari, sophomore and Judy Arnberg, junior. if As sophomores, most band members bought sweaters in the school GLAD IN BAND SHR-rs' 'HMM members were colors blue and white with band emblems on the front. The band emblem , on hand' pe,-forming fo, an home foomaig and beskep is a lyre or harp with the name of the school and the instrument played printf 1 50 Qflmvf- ' ed on it. These sweaters are a tangible souvenir ofa student's membership in 1 V i 'L the RHS band. LEFT: HARRY MAKI rolled up a 204 score tor victorious Lettermen as Pusty lrightl shows fine form in the Lettermen versus GAA bowling contest. Lettermen The Lettermen's Club was formed under the name of the V Club back when football games were played on what is now the school parking lot and the district and re- gional tournaments were played in the Technical High gymnasium. The goal set forth then in the constitution was to foster and perpetuate the spirit of good sportsman- ship in all interscholastic activities. This year under the leadership of president, Gary Lar- song vice-president, jim Nahkalag treasurer, Pete Johnsong and secretary, Joe Froelingsdortg the club has been active in numerous projects. Fund-raising activities included sell- ing coffee, candy and hot dogs at home college and high school football games and selling pop and checking coats at home basketball games. Lettermen escorted football homecoming Queen Paul- ine Maras and her attendants at the coronation ceremonies on Friday, October 5. Although the ceremonies were spirit- ous, the game was less successful. To further the spirit of good sportsmanship, lettermen presented the Hag during the national anthem at all basket- ball games held in Virginia. On Friday, January ll, the Lettermen chose Betty Nigro to reign over the basketball homecoming against International Falls. Betty reigned over the game and the Kampus Kanteen victory dance that followed. In the spring the Lettermen had an informal party in the Hotel Coates' Viking Room. Cokes were served and the Lettermen and their dates danced from 8:00 to 12:00. Membership in the club is gained by all male athletes who have been granted a V for participation in football, basketball, hockey, baseball, track, swimming, tennis or golf. An athlete must have played enough quarters, periods, inn- ings or have placed in enough meets to qualify for a letter award in a particular sport. The Lettermen's Club is ably advised by L. L. Michels, swimming and track coach, and works with the cooperation of the entire athletic department. Y tb x B Q LETTERMEN DENNY AND TONY talie time out to count proceeds while selling refreshments at the Virginia-Chisholm football game. SEATED, LEFT TO RIGHT: sergeant-at-arms, Harry Mahi: secretary, Joseph Froehlingsdortg vice-president, James Nuhhulag president, Gary Larsong treasurer, Peter Johnson: Mr. Michels. STANDING: James Postu- denselt, Franli Chiaverini, Dave Wiclrlund, Bruce Bergman, Diclr Forsman, Dan Lind, Don Wiclrlund. ROW THREE: Bruce Hamilton, Bill Jusela, Galen Squires, Rodney Greene, Sam Slade, Don Mattson, Robert Muhich, Tom Parish. ROW FOUR: Bill Snippes, James Harrington, Vincent Pappone, Dennis Voydetich, Bruce Anderson, Charles Koshi, James Rowbottom, Den- nis Hayes, Lee Engman. Leaders .fi r ' 3.-I DON MATTSON HONOR SOCIETY 1957 3 ANDY ANDERSON RO HI THESPIANS f'- 40' rlv .39 I in JEAN LIAPIS JEAN OSTROV ENTRE NOUS HAEW TRI HI SUSAN AHO al ,,..-FQ EMILY ALAR GAA BETTY NIGRO PEP COUNCIL WILLIAM WENNEN STUDENT COUNCIL RED CROSS if of CHARLOTTE LINDY AQUATIC LEAGUE 'Its PAULINA ERICKSON SPAENCH GARY LARSON LETTERMEN TR I-K s Q 704454540 6 QD L Q2 SOCIAL MEMOIRS FW K j . i , ' I . 1 2 1 ' fi' 3 Q 4 4 T 0 , , t 1 is an ffj' 2 ' S is! f---ss Roseau Fusclc ' l , .. i I , 1 Valedicforian f 1 Senior - - W7'i i vs- KARIN ER --,HL Besl' PAULI NA Besf Looking Boy ,DON YOUNG UTH BJ051- Stcmdouts 3 fl C' fb GALEN SQUIRESf Mosf Co-operahve F v Gurl Mos? Llkely +o Succeed X MARY Jo ANGELO l Dressed G l KAREN RAJALA .Si . Besi Dressed BOY JERRY STICKN Homecoming During the week preceding homecoming, preparations rose to a fever pitch. Entre Nous put RHS in the mood with hall decorations. Putting finishing touches on the floats, drill team and marching band practice and assembly arrangements by the Pep Council, led to another successful homecoming. Guest s eaker at the coronation assembly was Mundo DeYoannes. Finally the big moment arrived. The four candidates-Linda Williams, Beth Carlson, Polly Erickson and Pauline Maras-were escorted to the stage by members of the Lettermen's Club. Peter johnson stepped out, glanced at each candidate and extended his arm to Queen Pauline Maras, The strain ended and shouts, cheers and tears followed Queen Pauline's crowning. After the assembly the queen and attendants led the parade down Chestnut Street. Also in the parade were the cheerleaders, majorettes, marching band and drill team plus floats entered by the various clubs. Entre Nous' float placed first with the slogan Clean the ackets while Tri His and Hae WS floats placed second and third Inaugurating the pre game pep rally Her Majesty lit the traditional bonfire back of Ewen s Field Hibbing turned the tables and Gave the Devils the Blues when they handed Virginia a 39 0 defeat Preceding the game the marching band performed and at half time the drill team marched Finally the band formed a heart around the queen and her court while all swayed to Let Me Call You Sweetheart The queen also reigned over the homecoming Kampus Kanteen dance Follow ing the dance she and her attendants were taken to dinner TOP LEFT THESE LOVELY lasses were RHSs Homecomlnq queen candidates KNEELING LEFT TO RIGHT Shlrlev LeDoux Susan Aho Linda Williams Karen West man STANDING LEFT TO RIGHT Mary Jo Angelo Pauline Enclison Pauline Maras and Beth Carlson LEFT Betty and Diane sort Homecoming pins to be sold by cheer leaders and members ofthe Pep Council to the student body GLAMOUR A N D ROYAL POISE are displayed by Queen Pauline with her attendants Linda and Beth as they rude in the parade 1 X .sv Y , I J ' . l ' ll Z . 1 igyy t i it i lfifik K K . ti'f is if X HUSE 4-Q -rms? f u....l.n...-. MAWLEE AND JUDY -wdlv demonS+f-+9 how SHARON AND SALLY may Bomb the James wnh om .S they na. +0 Clean Those Jackels on lh' Enlfe NU'-'S H057 Tn HI s colorful second place float In the Homecoming parade that took llrsi place nn the football homecoming parade 45' 'lournahout Hrs Mrlcsty Duck Mozcttn ruled oser the 1956 Turn about Dance on lrrday November 17 Once again the honor of lung was gn en to the Trx I-I1 s candndate Immedl ately followmg the Grand March Kung Mozettx was crowned by Prcsxdent Susan Aho Those who shrred the honor of thc Kms., s court were Entre Nous representatne erry Strcltney and Hae W s cholcc Galen Squxres The 102 boys and thelr escorts danced to the musrc of the Commodores orchestra marlung the beginning of Twrrp Season The cntlrc gym was decorated wrth red and whrte hearts and streamers Each heart bore the names of the couples dancrng., Amld the streamers were hearts of glitter dust and a large rex olxmg heart m the center of the gymnasnum floor The prcuous week was spent campaxgnmg vxgorously for the three candidates Each club doing its best to secure the needed votes Everywhere one looked IH the halls there were banners proclalmrng the candidates and the clubs they represented Escortmg lxrng Drck was Sally Rankrla Barbara O Brxen escorted erry Stlclsncy and eanne Koblynslsy es corted Galen Squires TOP LEFT Pictured are some of the l02 couples who danced unhl Il by music furnished by the Genlal Commodores LEFT Duck Mozzelh breaks lhrough the hear? lo be crowned Turnaboul s l956 Kung of Hearts by Trl Hu presldenl' Susan Aho ' 1' 5- '- ll ' ul . 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Others tried to rehabilitate the delinquent Dino. Warren Erickson played Dino's parole officer, Mr. Mandel. Mr. Sheridan, a case worker, was played by Robert Hedican and Shirley, a shy and backward girl was portrayed by jean McKenzie. It was these people who helped Dino toward his final goal of social acceptance. The supporting cast included: Michele Hansen, Jeanette Makynen, Kathy O'Brien, Vera Person, jim Postudensek, Patty Cron, Arthur Rued, Bonnie Ambrose, Dorothy johnson, jane Koski and Ar- dythe Nukala. The production was entirely under the super- vision of Miss jean Healy. BONNIE, KATHY, VERA and Patty donned their cirudestlexprels- sions to portray the rather slummy settlement house girls in Dino . Y ,AJ , ff! MR. FALCARO, RANDY ANDERSON: Mrs. DAVID' PORTRAYING THE DELIN Falcafol EmllY Ala' and TonY' Porlrayed bY OUENT Dino , reluctantly tells his case Ronny Goldberg, act out a family scene in worker Mr. Sheridan' played by Randy Dln0H- Hedican about his situation at home WOULD YOU LIKE A COKE or something? aslcs Dino ot Shir ley as Jean and Dave act out a scene from the all-school play 1 Q. T4 8 T A ,tif tip I - 4 i f if-nf' RHS s LOVELY BETTY NIGRO was crowned the Lettermen s Queen Here she IS pictured wutla laer escort Galen Squires L I V fvf 'Y ,t N .. J, To tradxtlonal stranns of Pomp and Crrcum stance four RHS beautles Beth Carlson Shnrley LeDoux Betty Nrgro and L1nda Williams were escorted down the alsle to the audltorlum stage by lettermen ames Postudensek Rodney Greene Galen Squlres and Bull Snlppes As the last strams faded away the audnences tension mounted All was quxet as Galen walked to the mrddle of the stage faced the audxence paused and walked tovs ard Betty Nlgro the 1957 Basket ball Homecomxng., ueen Wlth all the royal cere mony and pageantry that RHS had to offer Galen Crowned Betty queen Betty was presented a lglft from the Lettermen s Club an oath of allegiance srgned by the members and a bouquet of red roses Wl'llCh she shared wth her attendants and last year s queen Diane Romer Followmg the coronatnon assembly GAA mem bers sponsored a Coffee an ln the Cafeterla SERENITY AND SPLENDOR prevail as sem, Nigro is presented QUEEN BETTY MAJESTICALLY reigns with tw' CW' and W as the Lettermens I957 Homecoming ueen. Surrounding her - escorts Bull Galen Jlm and Rodney. her royal court: Linda Shirley and Beth. y T Y - 7 .L J . . . -, , - ' y v I , YL I , e ' ' ' v Q l ' , . 7. ,B 1 5 lll' l . as A l , is . Q u i' 5 1,5 5 M y fgzi i . q llgmrtt ' f , . K pe ' , 'K w i 1 1 . 9 ffl! ' . mai K . 5 ' ' Fl 1 4 ' lt: VL K 1 J 5 :-L r fi fe . t Q if t Q fa'- X A ' N ' . ' I .7 . 7 0. A G ,, .. l X 2 s R 2 .f nz l at l I RX J 'a f f. fr 'J l . 1 X , ' X M .XX ' L-se s ' k t lm G 5.40 XX 'X jr -a RX ' X GX 1 4 .QL D 8 A 4 xx . 3 X I 4 if l ' Q - n I , O15 X 'nj oP 'A COMMITTEE MEMBERS Sandy Dan Pauly Myra and Buddy lhidden have a hard lime deciding on a slyle for prom programs. la. Junior emor Prom if vs,n l955 56 JUNIOR CLASS president Gary Larson and vice president Galen Squires with 'lheur guests Mary Jo Angelo and Nancy Lahh admire the fountain cenler aflrachon of the prom In a vine and flower-laden Spanish courtyard couples danced to jimmy Baldrica's orchestra at the traditional unior-Senior Promenade May 11 1956. A bubbling fountain flanked by potted geraniums and ferns pale pink courtyard wills trailing, vsith bourglinvillea and a xine- cox ered ceilings suggested a semi-tropical garden. Preparations began early in April when committees were selected by the junior class officers. Headings the various committees were Galen Squires decorations' Warren Erickson programs' Sally Rankila punch' ean Liapis grand march and Claire Simon invitations. ' The most difficult task was decorating, the gym. The huge structure had to beitransformed into whatever theme selected. Sex eral meetings of the decoration committee were necessary before fin agreement was reached on a Spanish courtyard theme. All junior class members helped in the weeks before to assemble the decorations, Thursday afternoon and all day Friday juniors scrambled up and down ladders scotch-taped pounded nails and perched precariously on ladders to hang, the ceiling, with crepe paper vines. By late Friday afternoon the gym no longer resembled its former self but had blossomed into a lush tropical courtyard. unior Class President Gary Larson and his guest Miss Mary Angelo led the Grand March followed by Senior Class President Charles Richards and his partner Patricia Fleck. Immediately following the Prom a post-prom party sponsored by the Kiwanis Club was held at the Hotel Coates. ii -D Lax Q, L '19, . ' L fyiqfia. , Yip BUBBLE GUM AND A PHONOGRAPH helped male +l1e worlr of prom preparahons less boring for Char and Shirley JY ENJOYING COKES AT KAREN Wesfmans colzefanl party before The prom are seafed leff fo rlghf Kay Marchefh Imogene Muller Phyllis Anderson Donna Jenna and Lmda Wulhams STANDING John Tonic Wrlluam Shullle and David Halunen 5 B! .nd 9 4 L SHIRLEY LINDHOLM and Laurie LePage are enloylng ihemselves af +he Jumor SANDY PETER AND MARIANNE End fhe punch lable an lmporiani Sensor Prom as expressed by fhelr smiles par? of fhe prom Judy Arnberg busily Hlls more glasses for refrashmenfs bl X 'Tarts 7 N qs 'J f H lb . he ' ' A Us S '4 . . A - . , -x I - . L .Q -fa. Q v, , . ' Y 1 1, V q -lf L .. 4 H. A 1 . Q V X , 5? , . J l' ' . f l - - . . 9 U 1 -Q' . .1 I-wr '- 1 ' v K ., ' w A . Q. . ', X K 'I . s 1 I li' f H, , , ' ' , l' ,,- ' X., .xt A 5 . -'f . T-'A A -v-V A ,, , ' TTT v -V ' ,I L. .l Q. fe fy., y' ' s ' Q ' ef of 3'i?i1xF54'g .:5j LQEZL f ' 6 I T ff' T , 2 f. . ' Jw... 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A N l ' '37 I P I 4 'h 4 A PICKING A SATISFACTORY selection for the Senior class play turned out to be quite a lob for members of the play readmg com mrffee SEATED Randy and Charles STANDING Henruefta Phyl Ins Emnly Dave Ruth and Marcia CHARLOTTE RANDY and Gary rehearse a scene from The Man Who Came fo Senior Class Play Come what may come what mnght the show must go on These words held true wrth the semor class play Despxte delays and setbacks The Man Who Came to Dmner was presented on Aprrl 9 to a receptrve audxence Hmderances to be hurdled mcluded two evenlngs when re hearsals had to be held by candlelnght because of a power farlure The play dealt wxth the drifncultres of havmg an nmportant personage lard up wrth a broken hrp rn the home of an average hometown famrly Mr Sherndan Whrtesrde portrayed by Randy Anderson IS a noted lecturer wrt and radio orator wnth an overdeveloped superxonty complex He exrles the Stanleys to therr bedroom and lrterally takes charge of the household He mfests the home wnth actors, actresses cockroach colomes beachcomber and advnses thexr daughter june to marry agamst her parents wlshes Maggne Whrtesldes secretary played by Charlotte Lrndy and Bert efferson a promlsmg newspaperman portrayed by Gary Larson offer the romantrc mterest m the plot Susan Aho acts as Lorrame Sheldon the trouble maklng actress and Beverly Carlton a self styled English actor rs played by john Strucel Mnss Preen characterlzed by Clalff Simon IS the submlssxve nurse rn charge of Mr Whxtesnde Other students IU the play are Davnd Halunen as Banjo ames Postudensek as Rlchard Stanley Marcra Uren as une Stanley Eleanor Grande as Mrs McCutcheon and Emlly Alar as Mrs Dexter, B111 Tleberg as Dr Bradley Ardythe Nukala as Harrxet Stanley jack Ovrck as Pro fessor Metz Warren Erxckson as Mr Baker Donald Luke as an express man Galen Squrres as Sandy and john Paman as Wescott The play under the expert clrrectlon of Miss Healy with Vera Person as stage manager and Charles Koskn as busmess manager proved a success ful end to thxs year s dramatncs O , . - . l . 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OVER THE LINE GOES Gary Larson lo score the Dev1ls flrsf touchdown of lhe year durmg the Chlsholm game BELOW Chla ver1n1 IS slopped lusl yards shorl of a louchdown by lhree Chlsholm players Football Openmg tl1e 1956 season w1th a CllSlPPOlDllI1Y7 li 0 loss to per1er1eed t1tle defender lnter111t1or11l I 1llS tl1e Blue Dex1l footlull team went on to drop lixe ol tl1e1r YCIUIIIIIIIAQ eontests In lCl'llly C1reenv1'1y gune the Dexlls lll'C.Cl no welter IS t1ey emerged on tl1e sl1ort end ol 1 130seore Alter lCltlll1f, llll'0Lll,l1Ollf the lrst h1lf 011 newly llllllglll 1le1l lblel s llltglll the vlue 1nl VK ll e xen lell to r1lly hy the Cl1lSl1OlIT1 Blu lo 1 1se All ore 1 lflC l10I1C.C0lUlll 1111111 C1r nds, t1e Dewls llI'IlOSl tnrnee the tlh es on the lClLllC le1e Ine11ns hemg een1ee two touehdowns tle l t hill hy pen lty 'me lumhle Grmd R11p1ds ment off tl1e held vx1th 1sl1111 7Ule1l 1t ll11lfllIT'lC 1nd went on to vs1n tl1e 1me V6 O 111th 1s1 IFILOLIS l1sl hill push lor homeeonnng, the Vlfg,Illl1I1S met 1 stron' ll1hh1n1 Blue The Blue Dex1ls h1t the uetory COlLIlHIl 111th 1 I2 I7 uetory 1t Ely 51m Slade threw tvuo touehdovsn IUISSCS to help SIIITC the NIC tory .1ndhalfb11elC lrmle Ch1111er1n1spr111ted 10 51rds lor thc el1neh mg m1rlCer The Exeleth Mme on the lolloxxmg vxeelxend hroueht the Vlrglnnns 1 N 6 LYOLIDCIUKL u1th l11llh1elC Guy I lI'SOIl L3I'Cllxlll throueh for the only Deul touehdown lor tl1e llrst t11ne 111 RHS looth1ll lnslory tl1e Blue Deuls ll'aCCl 1tFl We 1 o ense e new XCl1llfC proxee unsueeess Ll l vxexer 18 C eh W1y11e ohnson utehed h1elC to the eonx ll t1on1l strught 'I 111d smgle xung, style ol 1tt1elC l1ter 111 the se 18 Colehes 1nd nevwspqer All COI1lClCl1CC te11ns IIIIDC C ICH Se111res Cnry L1rson 1I'lCl lflllls CllllXCfllll to honorlhle 111e11t1o11 berths .HM NAHKALA PRACTICES BLOCKIN6 by slamming mio me g:1'l:EhcCnl3O:Tnli GOES WILD as Vlfglnld lhrealens lo score durmg dummy supported by Joe Kelola g pf--I I 7 i vi . i. 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X 1' -Y 1 . f , 13 4 Lx, X lm fs ner R Gunderson S Cline D Hansen G Forsman V P ppo S S FROTTRROW SEATEEDH OWCJIW E C'fSOn R MOHSH' W slsae Mr Hurst coach w Handy Row THREE R ljelsollew wrklijgd J olawcgrg D rvoiznehih idyche Lggionwa PBeg9Ima L 2 Lahh J Kelola D WICklUhd S Pepelnlak J Posludensei J Wulganen IBVC e enga Baland ROW TWO Coach W Johnson Co h F Rk B M Lanln J Harrmglon B Hamulfon L Salma R Pelerson R Fossum ac u avma en luslry T Parlsh W Jusela J Vranlcar L Enqman J Nahlala W Con C Elllol R Greene G Squlres W Kelola AT RIGHT COACHES Haldy and Johnson check lhe bench for reserves whale sfudenf manager Bob Nelson walches fume oul proceed nnqs during lhe Evelelh game BELOW Anxuely shows on lhe 'faces of Jnm Posludenselr Ball Snlppes Sleve Cline Bull Kelola Mr Johnson and Mr Haldy as lhey wafch lhe Devils sfruggle agalnsl fhe Golden Bears '94- Virginia Virginia Vrrglnla Virginia Vlrglnaa Virginia Virginia Virginia Virginia Virginia Virginia Virginia 34 52 52 35 6 5 Won I0 Ely Chisholm Evelefh Hlbblng Bnwabilr Duluth Central Duluth Denfeld Bnwabllr Chisholm Evelefh Hibblng Lost 4 FRONT ROW R Isaacson W Isaacson J Parish S Forfun S Wlclrland J Isaacson SECOND ROW Coach L L Mlchels P Knslna J Berfala B Anderson D Neff J Anderson Mr Hurst THIRD ROW P Johnson D Wlcklund T Parish B Bergman R Forsman C Koslu D Mattson J Froehlmgsdorf Gold Duck an picture passes 'lo the winners of each swimming meet 66 Swlmmlng The Blue Devil swimming team placed a respectable thxrd in District 27 28 competition with a reeord of nine wms and four losses Oxerall the Deuls finished with a seasonal record of 13 wms and four losses Thirteen Devil swimmers journeyed to the state high school swimming meet held rn Cooke Hall pool on the University of Mm nesota campus rn Minneapolis ualifyrng for the state meet were oe Froehlmgsdorf Don Mattson Bruce Bergman Richard l'ors man on Isaacson Charles Kosler rm Nahkala Tom Parish Bob Isaacson Don Wrcklund Dave Wrcklund udd Anderson and Paul johnson The Blue Divl medley relay team composed of joe Froehlmgs dorf Don Mattson jon Isaacson and Charles Koski swam under the state record four times but competition was so keen m the state meet that the Vlrgmlans Hmshed fourth in that'exent The Devnls tallied their only six points in the meet on the medley relay team s accom pllshm nts Aeeordlng to Coach L L Mlehels The fellows went through the season not on one boy s shoulders but as a team Coach Mrehels used os er 20 boys during the course of the season Vrrgrnra defeated Duluth Central Duluth Denfeld Brwabrk Ex eleth Gilbert and Chisholm losing only to Ely and Hlbblng two of the strongest teams in the state When asleed about the attitude of thrs years mermen Coach Mrchels had this compliment These boys had a fine mental attitude a will to win and they were willing to work to rmprose The four seniors on the squad were jim Nahkala Don Mattson Captain oe Froehlmpsdorf and Charles Koslu Prospects for the season to come are good as many underelass swimmers assure the Deuls another fine year 1 .I V a n. 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I iff-n In , , if JQIL il ' Q., v R distance knowing its al TRAPPER BILL MATTSON goes up for a lump shot as Hlbbnng players l'Ie9d'f'9lY keel'-' ll e ' most nmpossnble to stop big Bull But the range state tournament representatives proved too much for Vnr9'f 3 bY 5 Wore of 63 53 Basketball Hopes soared skyward for followers as the Blue Devil basket ball team rcmox ed upset minded Biwabik from the District 27 tour nament quarter finals 54 50 The hopes crashed however with the 58 46 loss to the Tower Soudan Golden Eagles who went on to take the District 27 championship After whipping the Embarrass Panthers in the season s opener Aitkin Morgan Park s homecoming was spoiled by the Blue Devils as they tamed the Wildcats but Gilbert s homecoming became a suc cess on the following week as the cold shooting Virginians lost 54 49 for their first of two league losses A win ox er Ely ex encd the district record at 1 1 but the teams lack of experience and consistency made itself evident as the blue and white cagcrs lost to Chisholm Greenway Grand Rapids and Aurora The Virgmians in the later stages of the season racked up five consecutne district wins gaining victories oxer Tower Soudan Bi wabilt Coolt Mt Iron and Ex elcth The Devils finished a splendid second in District 27 with a 7 2 record bettering the 6 3 record of a year before Ox erall the cagers were 9 8 on the season with losses to strong teams from Greenway Hibbing Aitkm Little Falls Chis holm and Aurora Inexperiencc played a big roll in the Blue Deul losess as there Coach Stock built his first team around 6'4 center Bill Mattson forwards Dick Mozzetti oe Sklasz and im Rowbottom and guards Gary Larson Dale Hansen and Sam Slade jim Harrington Wally Conner Dams Serson Dennis Hayes and Bob Nelson rounded out thc rest of thc tournament squad Virginia followers are assured of bright things in the future Two starters and one reserxe player namely co captains Dick Moz zetti and Gary Larson and Wally Conncr will graduate this year Sex en returning cagers should enable the Duils to post another fme record next season I n I I ' 1 K . 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' , 7 ' D the Devils encountered a double loss at the hands of Little Falls and WCYC Only fW0 returning lettermen, Bill Mattson and Gflfl' Lafson- D . y . , . - 1 ' ', J , - 5 V V I I . . 7 l A .B-. . . x I . . . , , ' . - ' ' ' ' 7 , ' 7' ' ' 7 ' I Y' V LETTERMEN FRANK AND PETE BIG BILL MATTSON S SHOT us foaled by a lall JOE SKLASZ TIGHTLY GUARDED by 'Iwo sland al al R b I ' Gllberl players hopes fha? his se? shol' will raise le 'l'0 Whlle l-ee holds fha H59 'lo' llle Plf'Y Hlbbmg player as Jlm ow ollom 52 casey ,he Devlls score Ing of lhe Nahonal Anlhem walches lh' 'Chen Vnrgmna Vnrgrnna Vurgunna Vnrglnla Vrrglnua Vlrglma Vlrgnnua Vlrgmua Vlrgmla Vlrgnnla Vlrgmla Vurguma Vnrgsma Vlrguma Vlrglma Vlrgmla Vnrguma Em barrass Au+lun Llflle Falls Morgan Park Gllberl Chisholm Greenway lnlernahonal Falls Grand Rapnds Aurora Tower Soudan Blwablh M1 Iron Cool Evelefh Hlbbmg LEFT A TEAM LEFT TO RIGHT Wallace Conner Robarf Nelson Denms Hayes James Rowboliom Den ms Serson Rlchard Mozzelh Gary Larson Joseph Slrlasz Dale Hansen Sam Slade James Harrmgfon Wnllnam Maflson BACK ROW assnslanl sfudenf manager Thomas Tuclrer Warren Sums L G Hursf Arfhur Siock sludenl manager Charles Elluolf BELOW B TEAM KNEELING LEFT TO RIGHT sludenf manager Charles Elllolf Arfhur Slocl L G Hursl Warren Sums Thomas Tucker STANDING Tony Szymczal Thomas Unch Richard Kullberg Michael Plofnll Wulluam While Carl EFICRSON Russell Peferson Richard Gunderson George Malkovich Slephen Clme Melvun Frisch Fred Belay A U YI I MEMBERS OF THE I956 fraclr team are KNEELING LEFT TO RIGHT Raulter Mattson Chlaverunl Baland Elliot Hunter and Ramponl SECOND ROW Enqman student manager Erickson Vlcltberg Hendrickson Lund Squares Lanln WICklUI'ld Bera man Berqman Ellas Bransfrom Horrlgan Nelson LAST ROW Parish Coach Mlchels and McCann '- - i 1111! X ,W ABOVE JERRY RAMPONI and Coach L L Mlchels admire the Dlstruct 27 'track championship 'trophy al' the District meet AT RIGHT John Moose Horngan shows perfect form as he heaves the shot put durmg the Dnstruct 27 meet Track Following m thc footsteps of rts predecessors the 1956 Blue Dexnl Track team captured the Drs trlct 27 title for the thlrd consccutrxc year The tltle uctory vmas Vrrpmla s 14th rn the 25 year has tory ofthe confcrcnce In wmmng all nts mcets this year the track team stretched .1 wlnmng., streak to 14 consccutrve conference wms Vrrgmra won :ts meets on thc basrs of our all tram strength The Blue Durls also turned rn some fine mdnrdual performances as the four firsts rn the d1str1ct meet lndlcated In addltxon to 1ts drstrxct trtle erry Rlmponr ln hrs speclalty the 410 and ohn Horrlgan ID the shot put took part rn the state meet Leadrng the team rn addxtlon to Ramponr and Horngan werc ohn Raukar Don Mcfaln Bob I-Iendrrcksen ohn Elxas Bill Bergman john Bran strom Dan Llnd Don Mattson Frank Chlucrml Charlcs Ellxot Brucc Bergman and Daxld Orcutt As Coach Mlchcls put rt It was these boys that won rt for us The tracksters snared the dlstrlct txtle wlth the tol: score of 45 Second was International Falls wrth 28 pomts VlfglHlH captured four firsts erry Rampom team cap tam won the 440 wrth hrs bcst tlme ot 52 3 ohn Horrngan won the shot put wlth a heavc of 46'4V2' Don McCa1n won the half mule wxth a run ln 2 10 8 and Bob Hcndrlclt won thc drscuss wrth 1 heaxc of 134'9 ' In the reblonals the thm clads placed third ln a txpht rarc Hlbblng placed first wxth 27 second was Cloquet with 17 and Vxrpmra and Intcrnatnonal I ills trcd for third wnth N.-.. 3 T. Baseball MEMBERS OF THE I956 Baseball team FRONT Sfudenf Man aqer Rtdy Kangas KNEELING LEFT TO RIGHT Steve Hunter Joe Slrlasz Dale Koslu Ron Jacobsen Mllre Pauleffl Dale Hansen and Sam Slade STANDING LEFT TO RIGHT Coach Janssen Tom Borul Gary Larson Jim Rowboffom Larry Hansen Denny Hayes Jam Posfudenselr and Harry Malu sg. ' J 'Zim Tenn: i :Lf 9191! asf-s 4 f'X K- if-W lla MAIN HOPES FOR HOMERS resf on these live ba? WI6ls'l0l'S LEFT TO RIGHT Jim Rowboffom Dennis Hayes Dale Hansen Ronny Jacob sen Michael Paulefh Baseball Blue Devils surprised followers with victories in the first six games of the 1956 season Although facing some top teams and hard luck later in the season the Devils had an overall 8 4 record in regular season play Aurora upset the Devils 8 1 m first round District 27 tournament play une 8 Returning lettermen Harry Maki Gary Larson Larry Hansen Ron acobson Bob Hendrieksen Dennis Hayes Mike Pauletti and Dale Hansen formed the nucleus of the s uad q A sound defensne infield and outfield helped the Devils post their excellent record Pitchers Larry Hansen Harry Maki rm Rowbottom Bob Hendrrcksen jim Postu densek and Sam Slade held the opponents scoring down on most occasions Doing the work behind the plate were Gary Larson and Steve Hunter The Roosewelt tennis team swe t the doubles and the singles championships for a secon consecutive District 27 title The devil squad scored 11 points to 4 for Gilbert while Ex eleth was scoreless Mike Sher won his second consecutive singles title de featmg ohn Gruden of Gilbert Bill ohnson faced and de fcated Peterson of Eseleth before facing Sher in the semi finals Sher defeated ohnson by the scores of 6 2 62 Sher then adw anced to the finals and subdued Gruden 7 5 Virginia s doubles team of Art ytala and Dewey Rokala retained the championship copped the previous year After drawing a bye in first round competition the two met and blanked the Gilbert Buccaneer duet of Indlhar and Arko 6 0 60 In Region 7 tournament competition the doubles team swept oi er all opponents and advanced to the state tourna ment rn Minneapolis only to lose out in first round compe tition District 27 singles champion Mike Sher lost out in Region 7 tournament play THE l956 TENNlS TEAM copped all honors by faking The DISlflCl 27 hfle KNEELING Mllre Sher and Pefer Johnson STANDING Ari' Jyfyla Bull Johnson and Dwlghf RORGIB Sports Stcmdouts Ln F ofball GALEN sQU'RE5 JOE FROEHLINGSDORF H Ci Y k b PETER JOHNSON BILL MATTSON 0 ' A 74a fohcm ce cz good gawk we N ADVERTISING cy iw f ,f Q? VN I' I V Y 1. PAULY AND KAREN RELAX wlih a cole af HOLLAND CAFE open 24 hours a day and nofed for :is fine Chlnese and American foods fi-45 if -'SJW' ,-'fr FOOTBALL FANS EXCITEDLY wafch The game on hard wooden benches so dncferenf from The comforlable luxurious furmfure aval able af FORSMAN S one of Vlrgmuas Une furmiure siores Sa 1 1 --dl THE EXPRESSIONS ON KAREN and Bulls 'laces prove 'Thai one of The ace cold sofl' drlnlrs from CANELAKES IS a good way To +op off any CY RAGS ARE OK af a hard fumes parfy buf Pee Wee Judy Barb Jer Rodney and Shlrl know +haf 'For proper grooming KARICH AND LINDY IS The place +0 go THESE ROOSEVELT BOYS agree fha? EC OND AVENUE AUTO SALES IS The place fo gel fhe besf used cars af The falresf pruce KAY HELPS JOANNE TEST The load capa cufy of fhe GHICIEHT new aufornahc wagherg 5+ NORTHGATE LAUNDERMAT 'yd-',,,, uudk JEANETTE ROSIE AND KATHY smile af The prospecf of vrewung NORTHLAND PAINT COMPANYS well lrnown qualniy pannfs and lnferuor decorahon schemes FOR A PARTY SNACK or a Sunday dmner Jeanne agrees fha? OSTROVS IS The place fo go for meals and grocerues of hugh qualify M., AT THE SILVOLA AGENCY Bull purchased has l957 aulo lags and also examined +he many Types of Insurance profechon available K., BARB AND JOANNE COMPARE Iwo of 'Ihe easy Io Ilslen fo albums a+ BEDDOW S where youll find aII your 'favorlfes In bofh records and sheei muslc MARCIA AND BETTY ADMIRE The mehcu Ious appearance of a coal dry cleaned af MA JESTIC CLEANERS DOROTHY AND LOIS SMILE Iheur approval as Ihe saleslady shows Ihem one of Ihe snappy co ordnnales found In STEVENSON S UP I0 'fl'Ie mlnule sporlswear deparlrnenl 5: FRI!! 'Nky DON AND BUDDY ADMIRE a handsome HENRIETTA IS VIEWING Ihe comnng ai Buccaneer mofor one of Ihe fine pieces of mer ffacflong af 'the GRANADA THEATER Wl 'Cl' chandlse handled by Ihe COAST TO COAST feafuy-95 up Io Ihe mnnule news and IIIITIS hardware slore DAN DON DAVID and John senior parfy hard Ilmers wouldnf look Ilke Iramps If Ihey purchased Ihevr clofhnng from Ihe fine selechon of men s wear al ANDERSON 8: CURTISS GENE IS STUDYING hls experlmenfs and learning fhe essenhal sfandard lus+ as FORE MOST DAIRY insures :Is dairy producfs by consfanl Ieshng and experlmenl KAREN AND MARGIE lsuqhmslv awe Ihai Ihelr addnhonal Iaslrs would be much glmpler If Ihey had Ihe use of one of Ihe new machnnes from BURGHER OFFICE home of Ihe amazmg Voss porfdblfi IYPeW l ' PAT AND IMOGENE ADMIRE Ihe lovely 'Iemlnune walches only one of Ihe 'Une pieces of lewelry Io be found aI G-ISH S convemenfly Iocafed on Chesinul Sfreef -l -Ihey will be pleased if Ihey, loo, have WITH INSURANCE from fhe HEGLAND AGENCY a person has a guaran fee of securufy whereas Ihese cheerleader candndafes feel apprehenslon during fryouis af a pep assembly Jffff JEANNE AND PAT SMILE fhelr approval as fhey mspecf fha new sprung sfocl af Ihe CO OP which caIsrs 'Io Ihe enhre IBMIIY wlfh exclusuve sfyles In each daparImen+ ELEANOR PROUDLY ADMIRES fhe fine ds play of elecfrlcal appliances lusf parf of fhe many useful producis +o be found af GRANDES ACE HARDWARE GERRY ASSURES VINCE and Larry fheir graduafion picfures Ialren a+ NA- TIONAL STUDIOS. As T: v-, f 3 45 'Q if I M-. s Q ,VE ,ily wi i y' THAD PAUSES IN fI1e driveway al RUSS'S MILEAGE lo receive prompl and pleasing service. Ur' in Li f W JUDY CANT RESIST frying one of The modern porlable lypewrilers found al RANGE OFFICE SUPPLY. Marilyn Ioolrs on and agrees fha? one of 'lliese colorful lypewrilers would malie Iiomeworlm a lol easier. JUDY AND KATHERINE lake a wiff of perfume, one Hem in BROWN DRUGS' well sloclred cosmefic deparfmenl. MARGARET AND CAROL, modeling fhe Iafesf summer coals af ROBERTS, admire Hue lnnir suil being displayed by Mary Lee. Mary Lee wears one of lhe new sissy blouses. .W 'QW' ' -1- eg- ,ALJ Y 1555 U 9 .fy ,, v' Q Cf CZ' ' fda r.h.T ff El P Q.-we ,Q A , ., . ..1.1.N' .., . ' 'ifigil Fifi. . 93,449 i,'QiirLW7+ The A ' a,.'f , 1 , .NA . ,Q-fvf! a COMPARED TO GALEN'S JUMP, money will Q0 'NNY Times Tarfher when deposiTed in The safe and dependable FIRST NA- TIONAL BANK. NX IS AND SHARON ef a In' lc T k' I q ic rom snea ing oul of iournalism To The JC To engoy a Colne, The pause Tha? refreshes. , A ., T -1 I VERA AND DONALD hearTily approve of KATHY, DARLENE AND CHARLOTTE have learned Trorn experience Tha+ Tor beTTer cool:- ing resulTs The quaIiTy appliances from JENIA BROS. ELECTRIC are iusT The Thing. .471 5 BERTA AND SHIRL have diTTiculTy narrow- ing Their selecTion oT Tine Trozen Toocls Trom FLECK'S marIceT. The camera being shown To Them and, oT course, all The oTher Tine phoTographic equipmenT aT The NORTH STAR DRUGS. DENNY AND FISH AGREE ThaT ARROW AUTO SUPPLY is The choice place To acquire sharp accessories To improve The appearance of any car. l s ,Mk AND IMOGENE figure Iheir scores while bowling nl Ihe modern VIRGINIA BOWLING GARDENS is one OI 5 . . Ienloyable pashmes. P Q ' 1 3, -fall. 'l 1 ...ms .K X 'AM- SHlRLEY'S EXPRESSION is caplured in a sof+-focus glamour phofo Ialren by a leading porlrail sludio, THOMAS-LEONARD, of Evelelh. IN A STREAMLINED BOAT from-CENTRAL HARDWARE, Joan and Emily Iaughungly enloy fishing wifh Ihe laiesl in fishing equipmenf- WHEN THINKING OF a Iufure home Sally and Diclr nafurallv Ihinlx of household supplies ard equipmenf af G-AMBI.ES'. Yi !, ' 'UVA Q M K-x . X i vf' A ' Q. 'I lu 2' - JIM AND DON AGREE IFS a hard lol: .fo choose a suif from fhis fine line of qudI'fY clolhes af ALTO'S MENS WEAR. SHIRLEY AND DARLENE agree fha? while making docorafions for ihe prom, some bubble gum and candy from RANGE CANDY SERVICE Iighfens Ihe lash. 'in Wi DARLENE DOROTHY SHARON P-wie JERRY KNOWS THAT lhe VIRGINIA suR and+Lols+musl hivph lusl dnscovired fha? llgey :Lui feafures everwhlng from pockef knives +0 can Q0 O ODE O 8 gang S OUSE O Wd C f f f d Env., on lhe new rv se+ from c a B ADMIRAL mae: e 5 0' Cul oo' e 'l'u5'aS'S and 0 ONE OF THE ARROWHEAD CREAMERY operalors paclrs carlons of mlllr whlch are whlslx ed 'fresh lo neighborhood grocery slores AT SAVOLAINENS Doris and Duane feasl lhelr eyes on lhe beauhful enqagemenl and wedding rings They also nohced lhe super colleclnon of lewelry snlver and gulls al mod erale prlces u.,,f NONA LOOKS AMAZED as Jewell pulls down a modern copper ceulung lamp only B small parl' of lhe exlenslve and up lo dale slcclr found al NELSON ELECTRIC WWW AUTO MECHANICS STUDENTS learn lhe varnous lypes of slulls fhal are excellenlly pul lo use af HERB ANDERSON MOTORS one f Vrrqmua s flnesl garages gi ,I JERRY AND BARB AGREE lhaf for good loolung house lrlmmlngs IVER JOHNSON LUM BER COMPANY carries lhe laesl' selechon ARLENE DEClDES THAT a hal from MAR GUERITES would nncely complele Sandys bac calaureare oulfll iv ...-f' LOIS AND DARLENE ADMIRE a porcelarn slnpper from lhe lovely sloclr of floral accessorles al TYSSEN S FLORAL W-'SUR-l Ill -7-3, kggi - If ITS ALMOST A CERTAINTY lhal fhls 'fro Duane as dnssechng wushes he were fully prog lecled by Insurance from lhe OLSON INSUR ANCE AGENCY DICK IS READY 24 hours a day lo and mo lornsfs nn duslress Raduo dlspalched DICKS CONOCO specuallzes IN wreclrer service and local and nahonwlde IYGIIBF renlals FRANK AND GENE GRIN apprecuahvely 07 JANET KNOWS THAT po from QUEEN +h r a ce from lhe ever fresh supply cnrv sorrums u P 8 I 'Cf plofhu soumsuos MARKET I, d 4 W' ' 'Yo ' up f ' ' aval a e a 6 ar ay of work school or houselreepmg ,,.',.-v-- ew' E-Mikblh PVJILE TO MAINTAIN THE alfrachve appearance of prom mghl or Iusl' everyday clolhung Ralph Kalhy Bev and Duck all agree lhal WOLF CLEANERS us Qhe place lo have clolhes cleaned i SUSIE JUDY AND HARRIET all agree lhal never ending work ID The lnlchen wouldnl be as hrosome If lhe menlollcs would 'fake lhem lo lhe MARMAS now and lhen for a speclalued home cooked meal MARY LEE AND ALBEN scan one of lhe new pLlblICdIIOI'lS from The exlensnve and up 'fo dale assorfmenl of magallnes al fhe MACO NEWS G WHILE LEROY INSPECTS a mens eleclruc shaver Gerry gasps In admlrahon al The pehle womans shaver These plus a wlde varlely of olhers may be 'found al RANGE ELECTRIC SHAVER DANNY AND BOB loolz over a brand new I2 gauge sholgun one of lhe many llne guns available In SEARS popular sporhng goods de parlmenl .A Q ' o I I . 'L , . ' Y If x . ' G 1 -Ig nfs 5' , I ' ' . acc A 5x ' LUCQII J J y co Lg 1- V in ' I X' as - Jil I M Vx. . S A . 4 .A I Q v 1 . H ' . . I' . , ' ' :piggy I' h 'al' 'v- I-If IS- A ' . . ll I I P- if X, 1 ' ' C ' T , 5 ' f Z K-1 v , 32 x g 'Z A -r X I I ,A I l J- .V I is Z - -' J u. SENlOR5, DARLENE AND MARGARET find oulfifs for all occasions moclerafely priced ai GEYERMAN S modern apparel shop AT D 81 D MOTORS, Dean and Dennis in- specf fha smooflm running Rambler, one of flue popular cars in ine complele line of Nd5l'I'S. f: x p -avnff I -A PHYL AND MYRA KNOW lhaf consisfenf efforl males maga- zine sales climb: savings can mounl, loo, wiflw regular banking al flue STATE BANK of Virginia. i 5 um mu sms K CYS. SALLY LOOKS DISMAYED af lhe phofo- graphers inlerrupfing while she and LoreH'a selecl a card from ihe lively display shown ai 'Phe MODEL PHARMACY. Prescriplions, drugs. and a large assorfmenf of oiher merchandise offer values 'ro Ihe buyer. ARLENE TAKES TIME OUT 'ro pose while anolher regular cusfomer s+eps forward Io purchase groceries from FRISCH'S FOOD MARKET. will be a mess bul Qhe TROY LAUNDRY AND fhem Io order. LENNY FALTERINGLY ATTEMPTS fo puf info use some of his elecfrical knowledge 'For he knows fhal an efficienf shop such as MODERN ELECTRIC employs only ihe mosl slrillful worlr- RODNEY GEENE, PRINTER for Ihe Sfar knows fha? fhe accuracy and qualify worlrman ship of fhe QUEEN CITY SUN insures safisfac fion in Iaoih small and large orders. ak. 'Tr-'fd 1 'f 'QSRWNF SANDY EXPLAINS TO ARLENE some of Ihe advanlaqes of purchasing aulo accessories and elecfrical equipmenf af SARANEN'S AUTO SUPPLY AND ELECTRIC. ,Q GENE AND JOHN KNOW fhn RANQE SHARON AND GAEL EYE The exclusive AUTO PARTS is fhe place fo go for fhe besf in dinnerware found af TURENANELSH- lleadql-'ar' repair fools and aufo accegso,-ies. fers for china, glassware and iewelry of fhe highesf qualify. FOR BEAUTIFUL CLOTHES, JOl'lNNY'S APPAREL is fhe place fo shop. Sally examines fhe fine qualify of fhe whife car coaf Barb is modeling. A-I DONNA PROUDLY DISPLAYS a beaufiful new Mayfag aufomaflc washer only one of fhe many excellenf appliances fo be found af JENIAS MAYTAG JAN AND MARSHA are caughf by fhe cameraman as fhey snlfch B S6mPle Ol Some of 'lhe fresh balre goods af JOHNSONS BAKERY home of famous Sfar bread 'Q ly-. 2 -HY' Y TESSA AND CLAIRE caress some sofnl cud dly animals found af fhe VIRGINIA PHAR MACY home of clever glff ideas They depend on fhe CITYS oldesf and mosf dependable head quarfers for pharmaceufical producfs KAREN KATHY GERRY Roberfa Rosle and Jeaneffe agree fhaf fhe SOUTH GATE WAY as a good place fo gafher for fine food on special occasions or Iusf when eaflng dm ner ouf MERLE AND JON FIND fhaf for excellenf dry cleaning and shoe repairs fhe place fo IS GlORGl S 3rd Avenue Norfh IH Virginia '--.. JOE AND ROY EXPERIMENT wlfh dlfferenf fypes of lafhes such as fhose used by fhe slull ful worlcers af P H MACHINERY L.. W1 +1 : 1 . y T I . . . s : 0 5. H ' 9' nl in :A I Y T ' P ' ... A ,QA f ' . I .gr-V' if' V . l 1 A if 3 A E if V r 3,3 s I 1, V' x Z : V5 ' l :fi - T T V .. . ' A - g N TWg gg if ..f.f,,. , . s s, V1 W 'V T' L.. ,P .gl . f ' . . ' ' . .. . 1 if ' A fgg. Q 2 . A A ' ' ,,,., 5, V v W 4 4, V Q ,X X ,X W Til ' Q .K ., l I i' U an 'SORT it T nl' v K ltr .5 LARRY AND MARY KAY s eyes bf.gh+ef. as GENE AND JACK KNOW +R. besf My lo FOR THE LATEST If- S009 hm albums and flwey admire fl-me Eng selechon of men produds gag qmck clean hem I5 +0 use qu supplied by musical merchandrse Charlene and Theresa af FALKOWSKI s SUPER MARKET me MAG-IFLAME GAS COMPANY fn-'ke HEJDAS +hew one Siop mum cenfer WHILE BETTY WAITS her furn Marcua gels lhe feel of flue wheel of +l'1e sweel smoofh an sassy Chevrolef af RELIANCE MOTORS. WALLY FlLLS UP his car, of course, with only fhe fines? qualify gas offered af TUCKER AND CON- NOR'S PHILLIPS 66 slafion, convenienfly localed on flue corner of Cheslnuf Sireef and Fiffh Avenue. 'fs l vi Q it ,gin .I I ,. :W 'Phnlllps66 -ll: ARROW Flrst with the Finest ER' Clofhes make the man and the Ing makes a better Impression The aclvertlslng crew know well that 9 l5 olso o9 oo that boY5 who Woof goocllooklng properly fitted cloth ARROW SHIRTS olWoY5 look nool ARROW means high quality---low prices. Cluett-Peabody-and Company, Inc. Virginia, Eveleth, Gilbert GERRY AND ROBERTA HOPE 'rhal people donl Ihlnk Ihe addllxonal Dalry ueens are lor fhem buf Ihenr Irequenl VISIIS convunce Karen and Mr Wnllxes thal Ihe DAIRY QUEEN rafes Iops wulh 'rhem DECORATING FOR THE PROM us always a o of fun especually wnfh maferuals purchased a+ RANGE PAPER CORPORATION JIM FINDS IT HARD Io decide whnch of Ihe many smarf sporlscoals shown af BOURGINS w ud be a hul af Ihe prom or olher special OCCBSIOHS f SHARON POINTS OUT a dehcuous candy Ioar Io Jeanelle as 'Ihey allernpf Io malre Ihelr selecflon from Ihe MACO THEATRES candy and popcorn bar Helen and Kay unspecl some of fhe new Bobble Brooks fashxons a new Ilne of slyles al Ihe MINNESOTA STORE DENNY DAVE AND ALL fhe boys conlude Ihaf for a dance dum Iughfs are qusf fhe thmq Whelher II be for danclng or sfudynnq fhe mo em hghhnq equnpmenl Iound al ALGUIRES wnll meel lI'19 occasion 'X HELENE ILLUSTRATES Ihe comfcrlable EL AND POLLY KNOW Ihaf whelher In rags or riches memorable evenls wlll be bas? recorded wlfh pholoqraphnc equupmenf from PEDERSON S STUDIO SANDI NANCY AND JEAN S coslu roomlness of Ihe Iseauhful Bug M Mercury 5 9 5 +I mu avallable af NORTHWESTERN MOTORS Ford I-IDIETOEURYO Eoluziaselallm so: :ul EIIAI-IL? UP Mercury and Lincoln dealers 'lor Ihns area Y O Is so I' 0 I fr :ll modern Innes ,yyer- M-11 llianq, X THE COVIPETENT BEAUTIC ANS af VIRGINIA BEAUTY SCHOOL give Tina hps on hair sfyhn whale Mona wafches approvnngy TO CONDITION FOR a sirenuous game or for a quick energy 'the mark DON AND JOE ADMIRE 'the iackeis Ihey are +rying on af PALACE CLOTHING srore. They Iznow where fo shop 'for a compIe're Iine in men's cIoIhing. GERRY AND HARRY LOOK wi+h pleasure af Ihe IaeaufifuI, new I957 DeSo1o - a Iine car wifh Ihe forward Iookn af QUEEN CITY MO- TORS, home of DeSoIo-PIymou+h deaIers. s,, .-X -N . ' ' i .4 SUSAN AND GERRY Iry on aifracfive WBICIIES, a Ireasure in any girI's eye. A variefy of fine dinnerware, china and iewelry are aIso found a+ McCABE'S JEWELRY. Ilff fhe feIIows Irnow a snack af PEPELNJAKS BAKERY reaIIy hlfs a an-+ ORDERING FROM THE LARGE selecfion of fempiing meals, Kay and Joanne decide 'Io buy one oi Ihe delicious ROYAL CAFE pizzas, so popular wiih Roosevelf sfudenfs. Q .I va I ra 0' W .4 'HUP' X X H . xv . 4 Q - fgffi-3? L' K vn... N, In .11 . ' ' ' X 'J' Agf lla! ,..f if 'hawk' 'W e ,ww np-as N W? FOR THE FINEST WHETHER ITS AN ANNIVERSARY sale or nor Shirley and Lorrelfa aqree Ihal Io gel Ihe besi buy al Ihe besl price Ihe place Io qo IS KETOLA S xv Usif2Tn- ww!1'L'W-ww we V,-644, ef. YK ww 34 an ol phofographs lrom sporf shofs fo podranrs ZENITH PHOTO is Ihe place Io go for The lalesf oquupmenf EMILY AND PAT cheerfully converse wlfh Phyllus over Ihe pleasanf prospecf of a dellclous Ice cream Ireaf af BRIDGEMAN S BETH AND ELEANOR model casual sprang fashions from Ihe QUALITY SHOP whale com parm Ihem wllh Ihe lafesl sfyles In Ihelr fashlon magazine ,,....v 1 BRUCE AND DICK ADMIRE one of fha 'nne rufles which Mr Buss demonsirafes from has ex cellenf sfoclr al BISS'S REPAIR SHOP GERRY ADMIRES AND COMPLIMENTS Jerry on hns handsome Iopcoaf and hai. amples of Ihe HUB S excellenf and fashlonable selechon of men's and boys' clo+hmg s I A I Q x I 36' YI rl ' 0 0 --W- f- J f - - -,f: :3,f5Su.- -, -, 'ze f W I A . :ff ,wr T' pf ',,91w'v ' T 1 'mu , -1 f ' Q., M My .. EV i ,Av - . . . H , -f A-E:...,L,,,,,-qv ., . Q N, . Msg H A . x . A .. . ',,,.,. A. - ,M .- N if -- A... '-W ....f f-A f ,- V ww Q ' ' .Q '- ,g -I 'L . .I .earl-J3l. f,f . A J' I ,.,p.- Q 1. 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I ?'9!h-+rm,, f 'Ogg' GERRY AND KAREN SMILE an delaghf and show lhenr pearly whufe feefh whnch Ihey accredlf Io 'Ihe drlnlung of JOHNSON BROTHERS healfhful mall: I-'r 7 ' ,,...... -1 BARB AND CAROL are happy fo duscover +haI' affer flllnng up ai GRAM S TEXACO ihelr car wlll be prepared for any ,VIP CAROL IS SELECTING a pair of rock and oll shoes from ROBERTS SHOE DEPARTMENT huch carrves a sfyhsh Inne of fine shoes , , 243 K . tl .44 IN NORTHERN ELECTRIC ASSOCIATIONS modern model klfchen Dan and Harry gaze af fha hmesavmg elecfruc equnpmeni Wm.. ' Qffz ff: a- I H ,U I . I .- 4 - TO THE GRADUATING SENIORS OF ROOSEVELT FROM We extend to you the graduating sensors our smcere congratulations and best wishes for a very prosperous and happy future From the ofhcers and members of Local No 1938 United Steelworkers of Amerlca AFL CIO Vnrglma Munn STEEL WORKERS LOCAL 1938 Co Edrtors Eleanor Grll Henrretta K oskr Copy Edrtor Randolph Anderson Managrng Edrtors Vera Person Charles Mrtshulrs Sports Edrtors Davrd Halunen Gary Larson Layouts and Art Susan Aho Busrness Manager Karen Westman Assistant Sharon F Johnson Layouts Susan Aho r Ardythe Nukala levy people reahze thc txme and work myolxed m makxny, up and cumyletnne in mnull hke the Rohl n Credit goes to people like SUSIE vxho clrevy our hlslc ltyouts md ARDY for the llttle Deuls cornered on the dnxder ptees Shutterhuies MIKE .md IOM vseren t seen much mthout thosc httle bl lck boxes coyerlny, their hand some ftces EI EANOR GRANDE besides drmmg, md plstmg, ln her spxre tnme dxd xx rite ups In 1 xx ay copy echtor RANDY dldnt mmd golne oyer EL 1nd SHIRLEY dld Cl hne yob on the siymgs after semors names CHARLLS worked hard on lIILIlXlLlLlll undertllss pictures plus runmny, errands for us Semor class VSTIIC ups took weeks of VERA s tlme Both dld a vsondtrtul yob scheduhny, group yanctures and domy, the rmpossxble MARY LEE quiet .md effxcxent slaxed oxer paste ups as dxd NONA DAVID 1nd CARY tgot to he qLlltC the trtrsts drmxn straight llnes yyltl the T squares md trrmelcs 'lhey xlso hclped e ht sports copy GERRY JOHNSON helped wlth adxertxsmg worklne un close connection wlth KAREN who handled ill our huslncss and bllls This bemg a lung, yob she was 'tbly assxsted by SHARON ROBERTA ran lnto a lot of work at one time wrth her euthne writing when adxertnsme, pleturcs started pourlng, ln GERRY E had the enormous task ot' chcckmg ulxertnsnng, pnctures ind O K mg cut Imes Crednt teocs to ROSIE and BEV who typed ull of our Rohlan copy And many thanks to the twenty ylus who sold tdyertrsnns, he backbone of our annual Appreexatxon should be expre sed also to NATIONAL STUDIOS 7LNIIIll PEDERSON S MLSABI DAIIY NFWS Ind IDISHERS sinks trom tl e hottom ot our hc trts to you Ill It we to It ieun vsc know me cl loye lt Advertrsrng Sales Geraldrne Johnson Photographers Mfke l-GMD Tom Parrsh Henrretta Koskr Phyllrs Anderson Roberta Anshus Geraldrne Errckson Nona Granlorenzr Eleanor Grande Shrrley LeDoux Stall Wrrters Beverly Ernstsen Typrsts Rose Mane Roskoskr Advrser Swen Saarr X'7 l 93 o . . 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I FACU LTY Ambrose Rulh Anderson E A Becksirom Amy Braafen Laverne Colfon Donald Davus Keufh Elde O J Flagg A Geary W1lbur 73 547 Enclrson Er1ckson Er1ckson Ersnslen Kar1n Paul1na Warren Beverly Eva noFF Lorelfa Flelds Elayne Fleck Pafrlcla Fleck Roberla Forsman Dav1d Forle Davld Freder1ck Joan Frlsch Arlene Froehlmgsdorf Joseph G1anlorenz1 Nona Gull Eleanor Haldy W1lI1am Healy Jean Holley Mary Humpal Edwm HursI L G Jones Forresi Jorgenson Vnclor Korpy Ellen Lund John Luoma lla Mcllvenna O J M1cheIs L 764 546 8 42 65 66 506 Gllfhvedl Judy Goldman R1chard Grande Eleanor Greene Rodney Hakarnne Duane Hallln Dorofhy Halunen Davld Hamre Donald Hanson Judllh A Haugen Judlfh Haulala LoreHa H1Il Judllh Jalonen Jerome Janfunen Lo1s Jenla Donna 36 40 Moberg Anne MalleHe LeNeHe Oman Em1l Pelerson Dor1s Peferson Nora Pollar Jewel PoHsm1'Ih R A Johnson Johnson Johnson Johnson Johnson Geraldlne Karen Peler I3 2 Sharon R Sh1rley Jusela W1ll1am Kelola W1ll1am PYOZDICR PaIr1c1a Mrs RUKBVIHB Frank Rulhenbeck Karl Saarl Swan Sllker Luc1le Simons Gerfrude Sums Warren F Smlfh C O Smlih T M Tufvander Ell1s Truax Thomas C Wadd Gunvar Wes? Agnes Zlemel Eugene 7 4 SENIORS Aho Susan 40 4I 5 Alar Emlly 4 4 47 52 58 62, 79 Anderson Dav1d Anderson Randolph Andrews Myra Angelo Mary Jo Anshus Roberla Arn Cameron B1shop Norelfa Blosfad Ru+h Carlson Dan1elC Carlson Mary Bella Causln Donna Chopp Jack Conaway Julleann Da Ronco Loren Da sseos D1ane Engman Lee ETICRSOH Geraldlne 94 An erson Phyllns I0 37 40 4I 42 45 52 IO 30 37 7 52 5 I0 40 45 36 4 42 45 56 40 47 48 78 84 86 KIISKINSD Karen Klrkman Darlene Kolrkonen Helene Koslu Alben Koskn Charles Kosk1 HSHFIBIIB Lan1n Palrlck Larson Gary Lasky Sharon LeDoux Shlrley LBIVISKB Margarel' Lerdahl Roberf LIBPIS Jeanne L1nd Danlel L1ndgren Leonard Lundy Charlolle Luke Donald Lund Rlchard Lund Sandra McRay Nancy Mahonen Jud1Ih Malsfrovlch Anlho Makl Harry Makynen Jeanell Maras Paulme Malls Denms Malfson Don M1fshul1s Charles Moe Roberl Mozzelh R1chard Muh1ch Roberl Nahkala James Nleml Waller N1gro Ellzabelh Norman Wayne Nukala Ardylhe O Brnen Barbara Olson Clarlce OVICK Jack Panlan John Palka Calherme Pellow James Pernu Duane 4 I4 I4 2 7 2 3042505 52 60 6I I4 38 5 WY I58 46 5 36 42 49 50 52 6 38 42 52 56 59 I6 37 5 I638 5 Person Vera Mae Peferson Mar1e Phenmng Ralph Posfudensek James Pufzel Jane? Ralala Karen Ranklla Sally Raukar R1chard Rlach Roberl R1vers Dorls Ronkalnen Laurel Roskosln Rose Mar Saranen Sandra Schley Leroy Scofi D1ane Sereno Ronald Shaw Jack Slmon Clalre Smppes W1ll1am Sorgenfre1 Fred Squlres Danlel Squlres Galen Sf P1erre Barbara Shckney Davld Sllckney Gerald Slrucel John Thubaulf Kafhleen T1eberg W1Il1am Tonko John Uren MBFCIC Vranlcar Jon Wennen W1Il1am Weslman Karen W1ll1ams L1nda W1lsey Ronald Woods Ka+hryn Wovcha Merle Young Donald Znameroslu Thaddeus 3 45 5I 59 60 6I 64 65 I8 0 I9 45 42 44 I9 40 I9 36 0 I92 JUNIORS Alfobellu Sharon Ambrose Bonnle Am1s W1Il1am Bruce Donna Nancy Anderson Rodney Arberg Jud1+h Anderson Anderson Anderson Babnch Mary Baland Eugene Banfz Mary Barbonl Mary Baumgarlner Marc1a Belllon Mary Benmck Walfer Bergschneld er Darlene Bodovlnllz Nancy Bohar Pafrlcla Bohner Reber? 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