Roosevelt High School - Rohian Yearbook (Virginia, MN)

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John Cudmore Football 2, 3-Captain 3: Track 3, 43 Hockey 2, 3, 4-Captain 3, 43 Committee of Affairs: Class Play Adverising committee: Hi-Y Club. W i t h a mischievous sparkle in his eye, he greets the world-skate blades flashing across urystalline ice-a real Kandy Kitchen Eskimo- see the Range first. Gladys Eggan M. S. Pinafore 3 Mary Pickford tProvi- soJ 3 Lady Frances : S ar of the North Staff: Committee of Affairs: Song committee: Sec- re ary and Treasurer of Glee Club 43 Class Play. A protege of music hums quietly as songs are com- p o s e d - maneuvering mama-a sport outfit in orange and blue-remem- ber the Class Play. Rudolf Fleck H. M. S. Pinafore- 3 Cleopatra 3 A-Cappella Chorus: Hi-Y Club 3, 43 Glee Club 33 Water Polo 43 Cheer Leader. A rich baritone voice- Vallee's namesake-mus- tering the forces of school spirit-his voice is his fortune. Leroy Guss Football 2, 43 Track 3, 4: Water Polo 43 Hoc- key 2, 33 Band 2, 3, 43 Class Play Stage Man- ager. A padded leg narrowly stops a driving puck-a small game trapper gloats over his good for- tune--a saxaphone is heard in the wee hours of the morning. Dorothy Hanson Baseball 3. 4: Basket- ball 3, 43 Field Hockey 3, 43 Senior Picnic committee: Decoration committee for Prom: Class Color committee: Chairman of the An- nouncement committee. Skimming over the ice in a white sweater-a woman of many words-a slender reed waving in the wind. Twenty Five Margorie Dewar Valedictoriam Swim- ming 33 Assistant Edi- tor of Newspaper Staffl liditor-in-Chief of An- nual Staff: Class Play: Chairman of Prom lien-- oration c o m mi t t e el Class Secretary 43 Morn- orial committee: Hae-VV 3, 4-Secretary 3, Vice President 43 Gi r l s' Forensic Club-Sem-rw tary 43 Dramatic Club -President 4: National Honor Society. A scintillating diamond- Chopin's nocturnes played at twilight-a delicate lout-li of the zirtist's brush on the canvas of intelligence - ambitions and ideals that keep company with the stars, equalled only by aeliieve- ments. Ruth Erickson Orchestra 3, -lg Band 3, 42 Maid on the Bamboo Sort-en : Chairman of Senior Sewing Club: Annual Staff. AA blue-eyed optimist viewing life through r o s e-colored glasses- Pipes of Pan-smiling calmly through good for- tune or bad. Alice Gabrielson Det-lamatory Contest: Extemporaneous Q' o rl- test: A-Cappella chorus: Maid on the Bamboo S reen 3 H. M. S. Pin- afore : Music Festival: Glee Clllbl Senior Sew- ing Club. True as a daisy-a blue- eyed lassie skims over the ice at the .lohnson rink - a fancy skater gives the ice a break . Robert Hall Football 2, 3: Track 2, 3, 4--State Champion of Low and High Hurdles: Basketball 43 H. M. S. Plll1'lf0l 6 1 Glee Club 4. A voice like a Vesuvius eruption-a state cham- pion hurdler practices jumping N o r t h Side fences-clipping along over blue and white hurdles -an agile deer hounds lightly over obs- tacles. Richard Hanson sident of Class 33 Vom- mittee of Affairs: Hi-Y Club 4 X Th-e man in the brown suit-a serious philoso- pher in a Studebaker- 'Twas the night before exams. Hockey 2, 3: Vive l're- ,'1i 5'S1 .Q 4 i-...N 3 i f ti ' 4 w. ki L J K? f it 'Q Ls -ff 5,,,..-.--Q ' .Q ,- ., ' f he i . W - .I 3. we 'f x A - F GQ 'P'---',,, , it , ,L 6 Ar, .e.. ...er '.., ' Q ' KU. '. -, 1 - - 'f.- - ' 1331- as . 1Eg? 4iHsE'1-.q,.-,p5,.,,Ji,,,,d4uwn,.,,,,g,,,Ql9'.1r .5'-f-'Gamer' fewer nf f V '

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S Twenty Four Evelyn Ahlstrand Swimming l, 2, 3, 43 Girls' VVater Polo 2, 31 Soccer 3, 43 Girls' Bas- ketball Teaml Property Manager for Class Play: Prom Decoration com- mitteeg Senior Sewing committee: Hae-W Club 3, 4. Daughter of Neptune- dates with Mrs. Bye's coffee cup s-a brown overcoat sitting mightily in a ramshackled Ford- Leaping Lena's guardian. Ethel Anderson Senior Picnic commit- tee. A fair-haired damsel steps quickly along-a safe grip on her books as she hastens down the corridors-a timely ora- tor speaks when spoken to. Alida Bocchi Field Hockey 4g Class Play, Ring committeel Senior Picnic commit- tee, Decoration commit- tee for Senior Party: Girls' Baseball 43 Girls' Catholic Club: Senior Sewing Club. A wide-eyed Italian dam- sel from the North Side appears to be an efficient seamstress for The F am ily Upstairs - a cheerful brunette smiles on the world-twinkling eyes of onyx. Ruth Carlson Cook-Operetta, Tulip Time 3 Glee Club. Eugene Anderson Motto committee. A bag of pent-up mirth unleashes itself-tremu- lous explosions of chuck- llflg laughter-a modern Sancho Panzo - enjoys life in a big way. George O. Anderson Swimming 3, 45 Water P010 2. 3, 4: Band 25 Gypsy Rover , Junior Prom committee: Glee Club 2. Flashing through a lim- pid pool of blue-a. mer- man-never without his middle initial-a handy man at Boyle 85 Mather's -a gruel.ng grind and a record is broken. Roger Brude Hockey 2, 3, 43 Track 4: Football 3, 4: Water Polo 2, 41 Annual Staff: Announcement commit- tee, Class President 3, 43 Memorial committeeg Committee of Affairs, Prom Decoration com- mitteeg Ticket Manager for Class Play: Hi-Y Club 3, 4-Treasurer 43 National Honor Society. A hockey stick gracefully carries the puck through 1 bewildered defense- boisterousness finds no lodging here-the hand that tossed a polo ball gluided a graduating C BSS. Walter Carlson A hurried search for a No cook can cook a fleeing victim-this lad cookie as this cook from has made history in our Cook can cook a cookief school-a gruff voice, a a quiet student explores small man. the library - piously leafing the Sacrament, . . Edwar C Gladys Christian d mn - V , Hockey 3, 45 Track 33 Assembly committee: DECO,-ation committee Glee Club: Dramatic for Prom Club. ' . , . . 4 . A clear spring, bubbling K-...VX An irresistible smile Ove.,-'glass flasks peri- , E beams upon all who meet Odlcauy exploding i n a.Nl'sYl:r 'R chuckling lessie chemistry class-he com- Feed? jI11I'fdfl0VY'f1'T pletes whatever he un- 5' f vlfratflrff' 0 ed 1 Klnd Y dertakes -Mac's rival on - lg t ' the trail of the deer. ' Ar , f i E 3 Lf i U A 4 .4 1 - 31 I , . me :ji , ' 1 'L 'lf' , , .za Q-J .5 f ref 3 ' ,a4? '.m T:5 ll: 1' ' gl... 1 MM ,-' ,fe .4 ,. H, ' 44 ,r-. 'F k '- . Mit., . C ,245

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,,., Q 'Mr'-.xx ,i. .. .W Wx Q-13' Twenty Six Donald Haskins Football 3: Basketball 2, 3: Track 21 lleclama- tory Con.est3 Ring com- mittee: Class Play: Hi- Y Club 2, 3, 4, An unboundable sense of humor--the cupid-mouth- ed hero of The Family Upstairs -the last of the 88's -a modern Leander must needs stride the highway in quest of his Hero. Irene Hughes A quiet sister supple- ments an oratorical bro- ther - a sophisticated lady of the world-a b r 0 W n-e y e d maiden standing before the open library shelves. Bernice Jacobson Baseball 41 Basketball 4: Swimming 1, 2: Sen- ior Sewing committee: Chairman of Costume committee: Mary Pick- ford tProvis05 1 Chimes of Normandynl Annual S t at f f: Glee Club 3, 4. A nutte brown maide making hasketsfa glee- ful glee cluhber - as friendly as a cheery fire in the open fireplace on a cold winter night- breezy Bunny blows in and blows out. Chester Jensen Hockey Z, 3, 4: H, M. S. Pinafore- L A-Cappella Chorus: Water Polo 2: Glee Club 2, 3. Long, lank. lean. and and likeable - riding through life in a Hudson -a tall Norwegian quits his rendezvous at the drinking fountain. Harold A. Johnson Ring committee: Eats committee for Class Picnic: Hot Dog Stand committee: Prom Enter- t a i n m e nt committee: Glee Club. Social Hour ltorneo-an answer to a maiden's prayer-dignity on par- Bernard Hughes Football 2, 3: Basket- ball 1, 2, 3: Track 3, 4: Declamatory Contest 1, 2, 3, 4: Band 4: Music Festival 4: Annual Staff: Class Play: M. S. Pinafore : Fresh- ies : Nominating com- mittee- Chairman: Prom Decoration com- mittee: Memorial com- mittee: Vice President of Class 4: Glee Club. A man who speaks tal- waysl-a diamond in the rough-aspiring to great heights - Demosthenes with a golden tongue. Axel Hupponen R e s e r V e Basketball Squad 2. 3. 4. Hair that defies the beauty parlor-son of the out-of-d 0 0 r s - chasing the basketball-he gets his rosy cheeks running from West Virginia. Ross Jamieson Football 3, 4: Basket- ball 2: Water Polo 1, 3, 4: Swimming 1: Com- mittee of Affairs. Speaks for himself-100 per cent talkie-Henry Ford's big booster-a driver on the Aurora route-a tan Ford speeds 'round the corner. Ardys Johnson Swimming 2, 3, 4: YVater Polo 3, 4: Prom Decora- tion committee: Adver- tising committee for Class Play: Senior Sew- ing committee: Soccer 3: Maid on the Bamboo Screenu: Tri-Hi Club 3, Juliet to a typical Romeo -splashing her way to victory - say it with flowers. Agnes Josephson A firm believer of the saying, One should be seen, not heard -action 4 -. '-M ..- ade - Dancing with s p e a k s louder than Tears in My Eyes . words. ff F? f IA Ffh : fr Z .f l l l E' t 'V Y i 1 . E 5 1' 'Y ie? f 4 ,fs :M we y, I-B' - r.x 4,Y7v.... f- sm XV,-5 5-,:...,,J,, A , ,., W - ' :,y's..fsL' 'if A' ' ' -f, . ,. i. .5 ...... J A , . 3.23 ' F .:i,,..- Y, ...1- '-nHSqiee.m,ueq,A4e,,g,,,h,,,, 1,55,,,1,,,,,,,..,g,,t,.V 1 sri!-45,,..5af5l-y 'l -'ffm . 'W V :f '