Rolla High School - Bulldog Yearbook (Rolla, ND)

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May 24 1907 We, the graduatrng class of 1937 of R H S berng of sound mrnd'?9'7, are about to leave thrs place so we hereby declare thrs as our last wrll and testament Dorothy Brennan wrlls her Irrsh to anyone who rsn t fortunate enough to have any, and he late hours to Janrce Gattke because she rs always home early Ernre Cote wrlls hrs long long walks to and from school mornrng noon, and nrght to a the boys rn Hrgh School that are heavy chested because they may need the exercrse Rrchard Dahl wrlls hrs abrlrty of wrrtrng themes to Mr Norberg so he can pass that grft on to Guff Garlfus and the road to Cando to Irm Smrth Gordon Drsrud wrlls hrs skrlled hard earned typrng abrlrty to those lower classmen who thrnk typrng wrll be a pushover next year Dyanne Drsrud rs leavrng her brology seat rn the front row to anyone who wants rt bee Ferrrs rs wrllrng to Mrke Skrnner all the mrstakes that he has made durrng hrs hr h school days Tom Haggar wrlls hrs abrlrty to sleep rn PDP wrthout berng caught to anyone desrrrng rt Harv Jackson just stated to that mrserable dog that barks at me on the way to school, I wrll all my Englrsh classes Larry Hemmrng wrlls all hrs abrlrty to get rnto trouble to Kenny Reed because he never has any To Don Ostenson I wrll my lucky shorts rf he promrses to wear them at every basketball Doreen MacDonald wrlls her brarns and detarled outlrnes to Yvonne Trottrer so she can use them all through her hrgh school days Ron MacKay wrlls hrs abrlrty to get hot rn prnochle to Leodell Menard To anyone I wrll my spot by the radrator to anyone who doesn t want to freeze Jerry McCloud To Larry Kaleva I wrll my curly harr Ray Mrchelson I wrll my abrhty to work to Marv and Wrlfred Tuomala Jerry Savaloja James Vandal wrlls hrs prrvrlege to teach grrls Phy Ed to Kenny Reed next year Rolfe Sobolrk wrlls hrs ambrtron to Bob Nelson Gerry Wrlkre wrlls hrs herght to Rodney Kaleva Danny Wayne wrlls hrs knack of drrvrng hrs car to Irm Smrth so he can drrve at noon wrth out gettrng caught Gaylene Jeannotte wrlls to Gary Eller her desk rn Brology so he won t freeze Lors Butts wrlls her abrlrty to pass to her brother, and her cheerful snrrle to B K Agnes lentz rs wrllrng her desks to the school so they can be used as frre wood so the school won I be so cold next year' I 1 Rosalre Juntunen wrlls her seat rn Brology classes to Sandy Mattson so she can enjoy her self rn her future scrence classes Wrnnona Jeannotte wrlls her locker no 138 fBy Mr Norberg s Desky to Tanrs Theel so she can keep close tabs on the dorngs rn Mr Norberg s offrce I T n 1 - g . I . . . . . . , I . , . ' r . ' . 11 game. - Bill Lipp,

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GERRY WILKIE fPudgej Basketball 1-2-35 Boys' Chorus 1-2-3-4g Mixed Chorus 1-2-3-45 FFA 1-2-3-4, President 4 and Vice President 3g Student Council 1-3-4g Chief- tain staff 3-4g Annual Staff 3-4, and Editor 45 Boys' State 3g Lettermens' Club 3 -4g Class Presi dent 2g Junior Class Play 35 Senior Class Play 4. Oh, Yah, 1 DYANNE DISRUD DOREEN MacDONALD Va16diCt01'iaIl Salutatgrian Z ROSALIE ,TUNTUNEN ROLFE SOBOLIK All-around Girl All-around Boy

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611155 J-fzslrfry One September mornrng rn 1945 Mrss Bateson was greeted by a group of brrght eyed frrst graders Thrs was the launchtng of what now lS our somewhat modrfred Rolla Hrgh School graduatrng class of 1957 Of thrs orrgrnal group, ten have remarned They are Dyanne Dtsrud, Gordon Drsrud, Albeet Ferns, Harvey Jackson, Wmona Jeanotte, Rosalre Juntunen, Rolfe Sobolrk, Dannv Wayne, and Gerry Wrlkre We were soon promoted to the second grade where our teacher was Mrss Nelson After puttrng up a courageous battle we managed to advance to the thrrd grade berng taught by Mrss Jolrffe Added to our class at thrs ttme were Tommy Haggar and Agnes Lentz Mrss Olson was our fourth grade teacher Wrnona Jeanotte left us at thrs pornt, only to return rn 1957 The frfth grade and Mrs Brown were very rnterestrng In add1t1on we had an art class taught by Mrs Graham Lots Butts Jotned us towards the end of the year Mrs Marchand was our sucth grade teacher A llttle effort soon led us upstatrs to Mrs Berg and the seventh grade From here we gazed wrstfully rnto the hrgh school, where we would be rn two short years ln the erghth grade we were under the expert gutdance of Mrs Herd We were met by B111 Lrpp Gay lene Jeanotte who left at the end of thrs year and Jorned us rn the twelfth grade Doreen MacDonald Larry Hemmrng, and Drck Dahl who left us and returned as a sophomore and a senror We looked forward to erghth grade graduatron, rememberrng our many experrences rn programs operettas, the Y C L , as well as the knowledge we should have garned As hrgh school freshmen we were Jorned by Jrm Vandal, Jerry McCloud, Jerry Savolaja, Ron MacKay and Ray Mrckleson It wasn t untrl 1n1t1at1on that we recerved the attentron we thought was rrghtfully ours As sophomores we began drrectrng our thoughts toward sound methods of rarsrng suffrcrent funds to cover the Prom and Banquet put on by us the followrng year Our Junror year proved to be our busrest Besldes havrng Ernre Cote, Shrrley Jeanotte, and Dorothy Brennan added to our class we were greeted by an almost entrrely new faculty Our most successful money rarstng venture was the class play entrtled BOARDING HOUSE REACH We frnally staged the Prom and Banquet Our theme was Moonhght and Roses At last we re semors twenty f1ve strong The class play, FOR POP S SAKE proved to be a great success As gradu ton nears, we realrze how much we really benefrted from school, or at least could have Remembeung our motto Wrth the Ropes of the Past We wrll Rrng the Bells of the Future we enter the world wrth hrgh hopes and ambrtrons a o Q , . I D ' . - 0 . . . . . . - . . u . g ' n 1 l 1 Q a u . I . , . . . 1 , . - . , I ' I nf' ' ' . t . ,, . . . . 1 , ,, . . . . , .