Roosevelt High School - Rohian Yearbook (Virginia, MN)

Text from Pages 1 - 74 of the 1937 volume:

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Slade .........,,.,.. ...A... C bairman Mr. Andrew Gronseth ......4,........... ,Clerk Mr. E. F. Heisel .....,.,,... ,. ....,. .Treasurer Dr. H. B. Ewens .,..,. A...,..A D irector Mr. Alfred Nelson ,... .A..,....A.. . ,. ,Director Dr. H. C. Olson ...,.......... .,........,. D irector Chairmen of the standing committees for the school year 1936-1937 were: Build- ing and Grounds, Mr. Alfred Nelsong Purchasing, Mr. Andrew Gronsethg Fi- nance, Mr. E. F. Heiselg Teachers, Dr. H. B. Ewensg and Transportation, Dr. H. C. Olson. Zeid Mr. Mich ier, Miss Rhoda. Miss 6 els, M1. Peterson. Miss Sim Hurst, M1. ons, Mrs. Boafci man. M Hayes. Strand. 1. Mcllvennn, Mr. Tb d ocgica 9 dson Miss Gulbrarl Miss Smith F ,Qf i er- Presenting, via the camera, pe ag sonahties. During interhsdes from academic considerations, they are converted to monarchs in the reaims or iiterarv imagination, nature, or cunines. iConnter-ciockwise from top rightiz Caiorie counts are disregarded at Vfard's, the feminine snackers' haven. . . Archie wieids a encii as Mac puts his best ioot 'sorward in an ore a point on a topic as invoived d Boardman term Nh- arf s. . . c ow it is the parahie that hoids their a Mr. Malone. Mr. B P attempt to sc as spaghetti. . . Hurst an heis' fish story the equai oi Paui Bunv voice oi a poet intoning twisted ttention. . . Nhss Si- CTSLC, M1. Swanson, Mr. Hmnpal M mons' worthy opponents seem to conceal triclcs up their sleeves for wresting from her the Mohammi Bridge Club championship .... The Queen City,s first citizen of 1936 and his musical colleagues gather at the band hall, their sec- ond home sweet home. fOn this pagel: Flashing the victory smile when subs throw a wrench into the I-Iilltoppers' machine. . . As snow fusses and whirls, the tro- pical atmosphere of the Olcott greenhouse attracts these observ- ers of nature. . . Our superintend- ent. Pevflmak' 1 Skalbffk, M1- Miss Am b105e' Mu e S Kglliln Superintendent Lavinc vi, Misf Fllk' 7 Sm Miss Henning, Miss Barra ith, Mr. Mueller. Miss Healy, Miss , olle7- W J. I f 8 W5- Mr. Ion West Miss H 7 es, Mr. Jorgensen 1 IL' Mr. Ley QLPJLJA bands Without benefit oi orcbids and swing , iacuity members are snapped during aiter- scbooi bours, wben red ink and notebooks are temporariiy put aside. QCOunter-ciockwise from top rigbti: Directors oi tbe A Cappeiia Cboir and Time Gbost Train become engrossed in an operetta score. . . Safety promoters are ab- sorbed in an accident cbart as inexpiainabie to tbe bystander as a Spbimis riddie. . . Leaving poiywogs and poiygons to tbeir own abodes, tbese teacbers retreat to cozy apartments in tbe K eniy anticipating tbe day'S La Saiie. . . e 'fm ss, Mr. den, Mr. Delaney YC' Wick, Mr. Pottsrnizh, .lv turns, early bird veterans make final preparations. . . In the Vic- torian Age 'twas a choreg now 'tis these allies' hobby. . . Chief en- tries for a mythical national cross- country tourney. Of course, Pottsmith's in the rear, gibes Mr. Wick. fOn this pagej: If you can beet Miss Curry's waf- fles, lettuce know. . . With smiles as contagious as the mumps, two of Roosevelt's best-dressed teach- ers pause at the southeast en- trance. . . Principal Slerre. On the loose, he lilces to hunt and fish. 5 Mgrlius Miss CWT7' Mis Miss Au 'S ve, Mrs icmckf' bgfkc Slme. Miss 1 lagg, M r. Buntrock ohnsori, Miss Orvis. Mrs. Galloway, Miss Mitchell Kpffftpiz Cam' uirlcs, and CIYSDY. l cbanges, bobby q ning rec- Seasona b lc rb0ard lor crow leisure create a c ec e s QCOunter-clockwise from top ' d candy- reational rnove . bomef Emil an rigbtl: l tank l go ' ' Walter, mix Scandibouvian and wcomers distributor, ' lc . Faculty ne Cousin lack wisecrac s. . li tbe library files to find a color- d r an Mr. Pike, Mr. Oman. Mr. Fulton, MY- RUPS, MY- Wlflfm 10 d. tburnb tbroug lul Van Gogb slcetcb. . . Ps lruit sala o l ble cream pie is in the making . . . Hint to oozing, de ecta - ile distance. S-booting from a twom the bullets preserves tlie deer A. . bunters: Salt in lc rs' dozens and igni- until reacbed. . . Full ba e Mr. Olson, Mr. Anderson, Mr. Schwartz, Mr. Eid: fied dunking glorify daily dough- nut feasts at Bye,s. . . Early to bid, early to raise, Einer and his partner, Oscar, double and re- douhle to nose out the pluclcy Newman and Leon by 7000 points. fCn this pagej: Boolcs ranging from Oliver Twistv to Gone With the Wind twist and wind their way into two Eng- lish teachers' hearts. . . Nasty spills and frost-bitten noses are not potent enough to keep these sport enthusiasts from practicing what they preach. . . Miss Mac- farlane, clean of students. Ss Sglkef. Miss Owen' Mi en, Miss Swfd S' rude . Lam Miss HOW' Lorena Macfarlane. 7714104-. ll i .51 L55 2 . -ge , Y' ikfflr J rs 1, 'F -:4-. 3-'15 3-Q , 5 1 , F , X 5 7' N1 Y v ng A i xg, sq 954 ' in Si 31' R1 irq 1 'Z Q' l Q-.52 g V... A' Ke. x Ar.. If 9555: fm .- :I 2 'v 1 'E 5' 'avnlrih x wig M M., L M W k,, ww-an.. K , 4 P ,M A Z ', 9 '5, val, ff 'Q f'f17 ,sv lb' N 4'i4ll'a,5mL if wi ii i ' 5 5 ff m' f f -T 5 ff . .,i..,,.,,x ..,.,:. A . . W . Af Q ' M- rfff 3 4wL : f R if: ,. ,, x.: 5 1 f, ii ?., 4 A xv , :Q 552- P M I 1 5,4 O W, .,,,3. Q fs R - if ai 'll-Z.,2tlf.LU, Q..4Jfd1m,lL- - -- - S nib. .1....la .W 2 5 Laurence Hurst, director. - cpclm- 1-i Gauge P Harry Boardman, swimming f E 5 Z, Archie Skalbeck, baskelbdll 5 In an efficient manner, Director Hurst helmed the sports ff, which included: Pepelnjak, who, in his first coaching role, reloped a winning squadg Boardman, who brought his boys 'ough on a title waveg Slcalbeclc, who molded champions in rutation and fightg Jean Healy, who produced her eighth con- utive state title-winning teamg Uriclc, who filled big shoes :h his heady assistanceg and Michels, who formulated a traclc lad of champion bred. n Healy, girls' swimming. john Urirk,a5.ri.vIan!. Leo Micbels, track. embers of Range All-Stars. Awaiting Virginia? Rush. p Against a Wall. 'lanicb Golden Wickstrom H ed emtad L. Thomas Strand Hi Harrington SEASON RECORDS Games Played 75 won 55 lost 2, percentage .7146. Virginia's total score 1013 opponents' total score 38. Game Averages VIRGINIA OPP. VIRGINIA OPP First downs .e.,............,....,e 14 7 Forward passes attempted 5 11 Yards gained by passing ,18 38 Forward passes completed 2 4 Number of penalties ,.,.....,.4....................,..,.r.......,...........................,... 6 3 All-Range Members-First Team: Paulsen, Hedenstad, Thomas. Third Team: Pepelnjalc. Honorable Mention: Hill, Golden, Salmi, Matanich. Tor- RowfMr. Sleltz, N. Lind, Karting, Abrahamron, Hedcnxtad, Strand, Hill, Vaneuk, Erickron, Burni, Mr. Uriclc, Mr. Slaalbzrk. Mmmz Row-F. Lind, I. Luoda, Lundgrzn, Pilar, L. Thomax, Matanuh, dlum, Dolan, G. Thamax, Mr. Pzpflnjale. Borrow Row-Cuppolztti, Wiclutrom, Ruleovina, Salmi, Paulun, Gold- en, Pfpzlnjak, Harrington, Fayan, Boyle. N I Feyon Cuppoletti l' Paulsen Salmi A brahamson F. Lind 0flf4AlL1f A 'f Virginia's football interest took a change in pace this year as new vigor was injected through the appointment of George Bebsy Pepelnjak as new head coach. Assisted by Archie Skalbeck and John Urick, Pepelnjak began a week before school started to mold a squad from eleven returning lettermen. Headed by Harold Paulsen, the Virginia squad gained a strong claim to a much disputed range football championship by virtue of winning five of its seven games. After losing the first game, 13 to 7, to a scrappy International Falls team, Vir- ginia came back with a surprise element to take Stan Kostka's Chisholm prodigees to the tune of 22 to 0. The next week, Pepelnjak' s boys traveled to Grand Rapids to win a 12 to 0 victory. The score, 26 to 6, proved to be Virginia's measure over a fighting Ely team. Virginia's gridders then continued their threshing by cutting down Eveleth, 13 to 0. On the following Friday night, Virginia, attended by a large delegation, took the measure of a strong Hibbing team on a snow-covered field by a 21 to 13 score. Playing under its new field lights, Virginia lost its final and homecoming game, 6 to 0, to Gil- bert, for the Blue and White's second defeat of the season. Paulsen, Hedenstad, and L. Thomas were placed on the mythical all-range first team. Vanecek Koyki D,i,.,, In. pq, Rifle, Rim, Up and Over in State Tourney REGULAR SEASON RECORDS Games Played 135 won 113 lost 2g percentage .8461. Virginia's total score 3485 opponents' total score 207. High-Point Men Pepelnjak, f. ..A..A...,....,,.,.,..,.,....... .,....,.,.. 8 8 points. Norlander, f. .......,..,.. ,.A.............,....... 5 8 points. Wilcox, c. ...,., ..,.4.,.. 4 9 points. Koski, g. ,....1,. ........, 4 3 points. Salmi, g. .....V....., ,..,..... 3 7 points. Hedenstad, f. ....,,.........,..,.V..................... 36 points TOURNAMENT RECORDS Games Played 85 won 73 lost lg percentage .875. Virginia's total score 2153 opponents' total score 169. Virginiafv flashy Guards. Dxstnct ana' Regional Trophies. Managers Boyle and llfe Pack. F! 5 Tor Row--Mr. Urick, Dolan, Harper, Norlandn, Mr..Sknlbuk, Mr. Hunt. MIDDLE Row-Hill, Luoda, Lind, Hakala, Kaminxki. BOT- 1 'ron Row-Pzprlnjab, Hzderutad, Wilrox, Snlmi, Koxh. M 'af A season record long to be remembered in the annals of Virginia basketball was established this year as the local squad won the district and regional championships and was runner-up in the state tournament. In coaching his first season here, Mr. Slcalbeclc was assisted in his fine work by John Uriclc. During the regular season, Virginia won twin victories over both Ely and Evelethg single victories over International Falls, Au- rora, Chisholm, Biwabilc, Hibbing, Mt. Iron, and Towerg and lost two games to Gilbert. In the first game of district play, Virginia disposed of Ely by a 20 to 14 score. Mt. Iron next fell before Vir- ginia in a contest ending at 29 to 15. By winning the champion- ship, Virginia upset the favored Gilbert team in a 26 to 19 tri- umph, which indeed was a sweet victory for local fans. Followed by throngs of rooters, Virginia displayed grit and fight in nosing out a 25 to 24 victory over Keewatin in the final moments of the regional opener. The next night Virginia defeated Carlton 26 to 17 to win the regional championship. Again Virginia fans fol- lowed their team, this time to Minneapolis. There they experi- enced another thriller in winning from Rochester 28 to 26 pggg after being almost hopelessly behind. Virginia won the . semi-finals by easily defeating Thief River Falls 37 to I 17. Although swamped in the state finals by Edison s ft , High in a 37 to 24 tussle, the Virginia team was deservant of all praise for establishing itself in second-place position. Nick Pepeln jak was awarded the mythical all-state forward position. Scoring in Kcewatm Tlmller. After the Keewatm Wm. Captain Wilcox. - ' , B , W'll' , Th , M Kunz' , Andrirk, R. Hill. SECOND Row-Tornquist, Calzrirlwn, Nclmn, Fr E::,,1l:3wHKlll5l1 ililaifiiliifiizin, lliilogrtadffl5t,::rJ01l,0Z:fi3alka5 Loxex Row-Ruotmlainen, Carlron, Saari. Wagman. Rutherford, lllcllvt Nrwrnan: W. Ewnu, Copz, Harm, R. Ewzru. Enjoying one of the most successful seasons in recent years, Coach Boardman developed a swimming squad that was runner-up in the range, champion in the state, and second-place honor-holder in the northwest. David Robin- son and Leonard Thomas, co-captains, guided the team through a tough regular schedule to win nine of the eleven contests: Virginia 43, Eve- lerh 32, Virginia 42, Ely 30, Virginia 35, Hibbing 36, Virginia 48, Eveleth 27, Virginia 49, Ely 26, Virginia 47, Chisholm 28, Virginia 52, Gilbert 23, Virginia 53, Duluth Central 22, Virginia 31, Hib- bing 44, Virginia 59, Duluth Y. M. C. A. 23, and Duluth Cen- tral 20, and Virginia 47, Chisholm 28. Virginia upset the defend- ing Hibbing Champs to win the boys, state championship meet held at Virginia. The final results were: Virginia first with 53 points, Hibbing second with 50 points, Gilbert and Ely tied for third with 16 points each, Chisholm fourth with 10 points, and St. Paul Central fifth with 8 points. David Robinson won first and third places in the 220 and 100 yard free-style races, respec- tively. Seven other men placed in the different events. They include Williams, Froehlingsdorf, and Carlson, second places, Thomas, third place, R. Hill and McKenzie, fourth places, and,Mittan, fifth place. Froehlings- dorf, Williams, and Thomas broke the state rec- ord in winning the 150 yard medley relay, and Robinson, Thomas, McKenzie, and Freeman won the 200 yard free-style relay. Ar the northwestern meet, Hibbing nosed out Virginia for first place. Clauy co-captains congratulate. llflecllcy Relay Holden. Waiting for Ilve Gun. meet was 34, with Biwabilc and Nashwauk placing sec- ond and third respectively. The summary of the sea- son's dual meet scores is as follows: Virginia 48, Nashwauk 27g Virginia 44, Biwahik 313 Virginia 46, Chisholm 29, Virginia 48, Chisholm 27, Vir- ginia 50, Mountain Iron 23, Virginia 43, Eveleth 32 Virginia 41, Gilbert 343 Virginia 43, Ely 32. Rcxcuers in Actxon.Crawl Spcedsters. Cdpldin Pal Bailey. L b B I , M hlz b rk, N votny, Mrllznziz, Carlson. Sscoun Row-Mui Hmly,4Kzmppi, Engstrom, gzalllfigml Igiiitiing Tgirrilflfax ?'I1:g.rtad.o2'atZni0 Lowa: Row -Saurfz, Slade, Koxkzla, Smith, H40PH7lfl 'l, Eflfklflfl. KIUIKB-Y, R0- 7,, . Flrmly establishing itself as the Invincible , the Virginia girls' swimming team has swum its way through another successful season. For the eighth consecutive year, the Virginia team has reigned in the state, both by suf- fering no defeats in dual competition and by winning the state meet. Under the captaincy of Patsy Bailey, the team showed its capability by maintaining an average of 45 points per meet throughout the season. Although comparatively weak in the baclcstroke field this season, the mermaids had a goodly number of consistent point-getters in every other event. Climaxing the season's aquatic schedule, Virginia swept through the state swimming meet held at Biwabilc, to emerge 10 points ahead of its nearest competitors, the Biwabilc tanlcsters. In each of the free-style events, Virginia entered four girls. This entire group placed in the preliminaries in the relay swim, the 50 yard free-style and the 100 yard free-style swims, and, in the fin- als, copped the relay trophy and three places in each of the other two events. Virginia,s most promising mermaid, Doris Novotny, an eighth grader, won first in the 50 yard breast-stroke. The total number of points amassed by the locals in the state A d k, Cudmore, uha, Maltxon, Murphy Kline, Brandt, P ilipx, Iohnmn, Bergxtro 31 WWW MZMWJMAZM Crisp, snappy weather greeted twenty-two girls as they stood tense before the referee's shrill whistle started the ball into action. Exhausted athletes surged into the fieldhouse with bruised shins, but with radi- ant faces. The star fullback dashed down the field to block a well-aimed pass, only to be cruelly stopped by a heart-breaking plunge into a slippery mud pud- dle. Fifty girls answered Manager McKenzie's call for soccer enthusiasts. Peggy Eaton, Margaret Haw- kinson, Elva Mae Brandt, jane Phillips, Elaine Eng- man, and Ruth Slade captained the six teams which battled throughout the season. Peggy Eaton's 12th grade team emerged the victors. Thirty-one girls, under the leadership of Manager Betty Waananen, received their points after a short season of archery art, which was terminated by Old Man Winter, who had definite ideas about closing the season before the championship tournament was played. A yellow-trimmed hockey stick struck a new white ball with apparent unconcern. Surprised gasps floated across the athletic field when a resounding crack announced that another stick had split. Re- sponding to field hockey Manager Jaksha's call were fifty-four enthusiasts. Four teams, captained by Mar- cella Ring, Mildred Davidson, Albina Jaksha, and Rose Pecarina, fought through a successful season, which resulted in a tie for the championship between Marcella Ring's and Albina Jaksha's teams. ' MA ann.. e Soccer Manager Mary Ellen McKenzie. 24 Nine RIGHT,-01 Lum' T0 Mattson. Grimlz, Z5 agile archers standing in d 10W- The bull-y that bveaks the tit sm, Wannamn, Znamuoslzi, Carlson, Holm, Novotny, Czrquettini, To, R Jan, 01W-015011 f.w2T,'aAZg3,4LuI'it51P,5lnjak' V P - z 1 a - - mf351?f 'AWjz'57ff2 B5f fMi?5C2N5f 12Z':- 1, lwkfha R 1 , , , . 0 - . V II, Pj- Qsmf,,,'7'n- T,,,,,gf And,,,0'nPffa,f,,,,, F Jfmg bdB0r-I-OM RRQW-QDH-nfojklla Pgnlin C J Ow.. ay ' Unk' ' rr . Plhnmn Bw ya' Cfrw 5 Br quffhn' I . d 1, R- ua, L 1, N Eff A H ffbluom, '55, .P,,u, 'S'bffg, Kffgrnyt PM I1 llilzdmn sawzn' Haagfam, Aki? C' CMI , ' fl btrg E 'ala' A1 11' Kupk - Q ' 'lfkmn ' Inky, 4' -, . p,MiHf1, 3, , , a ' M- ,, ' la- wn' iq .MM1 V , M lv I 2 al 3, 2, 26 3 3 H 3 ,ff t B s-X Y , gp my-,e 9 fe Kg M: sq K'-st, a 'W st N wi ,gtk tx W! Q for Row-C. Hakala, Salmi, Harrington, Silzmla, Aluni, Wiklund, Elini, Laitinzn, Norxtzd, dxzlxon. lVIlDDLE Row-Mr. Miflllfl, Karting, Abmhamxon, Miltirh, Simon, Obidowfki, Cordon, Davzy, Hughn, Mr. Hunt. BOTTOM Row-Babich, Wroblnki, H. Hakala, Rulzovina, Boyle, Koxki, MrK:nziz, Ruth, Ruzirh, Luodo. Clzduzffzfl With few lettermen returning, Coach Michels had to mold an almost new track team last spring. In spite of this fact, Virginia placed sec- ond in a triangular meet with Gilbert and Biwabik and also placed second in a quadrangular meet with Gilbert, Eveleth, and Biwabik. In the district track meet held at Eveleth, Virginia won second placeg and in the regional meet held here, sixth place. Ruzich captained the Blue and Wlute squad.-Intramural basketball en- joyed a successful season with thirteen teams participating. After the regular season, Bill Maki's team defeated Mataniclfs team 22 to 7 to win the championship. Paulsen plank: one. Intramural C bumps, Captain. MAKI-MEN: LEFT T0 RlGHT+'R0b!fl RIIIJZYOWI, Harald Paulxtn, Robert Lind, William hlaka Edward Poupard, LzRoy Wifkftrom, Later Witlutfom. 27 ww 2155 '923' kia: 'W X 'w M PLIYIA .ml Afafbm fAcross from top left to bottom right, : Old Noah caught casting his light. . . 'Hungry-Four' sisterhood. . . I-Ie died in valiant struggle. . . Femme baslceteers pert. . . Down with the walls of Jericho. . . Are answers mimeographed too? . . After school hours. . . Grampa's watch-tinkerer graduates. . . Wick's goading juggernaut. . . Bangs vs. pompadour. fNext page, : We know you anyway, Bill. . . Miss Sillcer. . . Her pen creates majestic beauty. . . Unsolicited ad for cod liver oil. . . Off the press. . . Hoolcey- man. . . Salutatorian. . . Valedictorian. . . Deep secret of district champs. . . Harsh training devices. . . Roosevelt's twins. rx 'vu hy' an gwwmgmf C 'Q HL .9 - O H84 Eli N. 'T' Ion- Rim Iapfnfzw. Ilnplmi, ll, ll, I nf 1 .11 'ff ., I.n.'mi, Ilnjflfw, Sluvxix Row 1 lIf. lhffisfr, I HIIH 1. Ilnlilfn. I?nvI,, I'rnn llz I H4 i I xv R x I II1m II 1 I r mf, f my 4-x 'nfl , uf- ,M I surfing It'nIu limi. luv Ron nn, Us-i Nlfnf IHII, X Arsovls - A IfertIv lhfi ow-- I' rzwfofv ' . , I. IlrII. lx. Il1lI. Ilnrm, Af 4 1IIf ul n l llmxn in , , , ,f fn,-if. in 1 R. ff.ffIui.'. Iffrmnfli I'nIun. mi the GImrI Train rig feIIan'vIu1p mevsagef. C556 Qeople, 9495 Stabilizing Seniors The Stzcdent C014nciI-Working in independent groups, the Student Council achieved a common goal, that of aiding students in developing positive social characteristics. Projects: Pamphlets: seniors, As Others Lilce Young juniors, Careers : sophomores, Leisure Timeug Ghost Trainv Ticket Sale. Senior CounriI- Your friend is your needs answered. Though the sound of these words has long since dissolved in ashes, the truth of the prophet's vision glowed more warmly for seniors this year through the efforts of the council. Activities: Fellowship Projectg Social I-lourg Class Day. 37 C5010 .Qankers cscribblersj goal junior and Sopfwmore lIffit'erf--While plastic minds of soph- omores are shaped to more demanding routines, juniors eagerly accept challenges to test their ability. Projects: juniors: Christmas Decorationg Bulletin Boards: Good Englishg Etiquetteg Sopho- mores: Use of Leisure Time. Quill and Scroll+The rhythmic staccato of the typewriter taps out the secrets of reportorial minds. Caught within margins the sport scene raced by effervescent enthusiasmg a symphonic debut sketched in words of swirling turquoise and sculptured marldleg pointed words pluclc reality from the distance. 34 'lim' RIM ,llfw IWU, flnluw. llurrrrlu lun, f'fpflr1ml', .lliii U'3r,n. lloimu Rim l'rlf, llfmfvrlrlrfmi, lfffnfnlff. 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BELOW- Gettin' to be iz habit willv me. Gopy, Qproofj and Qbummy glffore Stories, giush 'cgmf Annual Staff-The clicking camera catches those figures in bas-relief, recreating on immobile black and white a picture which throbs with the pulsations of school life. A flooding memory of halcyon days-responsibilities buoyed up by the dreams of youth before it takes off. News Staff-Pyramids of pencil shavings and discarded type- writer ribbons, ashes of coruscations which blaze bi-weekly. Flash! 'iVirginians Lead in State Swimf, Roosevelt Has First Home- coming. Queen City Quint Climbs to Second Berth in Statef' Currently time marking flares, they climb to whisps of smoke in the memory. 35 Tlugging in on the cgtber Cwbite Corps Radio Club-Reaching fingers of wire span the globe. Enig- matic coils and cables hold no mysteries for these boys. Masters of radio theory and the continental code, they deftly manipulate the controls, drawing shreds of human contact from the ether. Project: Completion of a short wave transmitter. lnmclvroom ManagementhAs students cover the surfaces of their trays with invitingly disguised vitamins, proteins, and delect- ahle tidbits, their healthy appetites, sharpened hy mental exertion, prove the converse of theories which assert that stringent diet sharpens the intellect. 36 'ilu' Rim .Uh Rizpi, ,llfJ','1f1x'. Sirrrfirr. lffnmn, .llr. furgrnwrz, licrimxi Rim lxvf- uuu. .Xmrlln1,Q. l'irtf11'rl'r'. UV'HV1l'U'. Trfvprrzjg. Tow Row' Imppxllrz. l?f'rtm'r1,r, .Ifl0, Km- Im. .Vii'zy1nl.vLi, Rrnrru. l.rmqu1i!. Siiuxu Rim .lliu l'rlrr'mr1, l'rrl1lrl', Zlzjvrltv, R11 ll- nnli. Uvrvlih, Uzilf1':z',xki. liurmxr Rim- f Huron. Zifglrr, li'ln1rl'ih, llrzlui, l'rfpr'Uc11. ABOVE- High dive into ether wares. BELOWM Ten oiclock pick-me-ups. 'lim' Row jlzzllwn, Ifntqwfrnrri. I.11ml7Ng, l'n1'fr llnlm Hr'nr1a'f Pliillir f'urlm0rf i . f . . fl , I . lwillmi. Slifppflril. ffnrlwnri. 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Tm- Rim llrmffn, llnpkinx, Paxiin lwzlmrzz, l'hillip,i, l'fprlnJal'. Suoxiu Row- l'i'Ilinxll1. Cn i'r1ul.1Ju'vzf Pettinelli Han PP . r v ' panzfnli, lliiulzfi, l'iw:.l1ii'ke. THIRD Row-- .llf. l'i'pi'lr1jul', Pnpi, Olson, Cuppolflti, .lim l,nmf'11. .Um llurjf. Bo'r'r0'vi Row-- Hfiilrv, Szirxillwrgg, lfubixh, Boyle, fi. Hill, Smnlu. ABOVE- Our ferret is ypindclv. Bspow- Man-power lnelvincl the athletes. C50 girl Spower Gnergies gfuman Qlynamo Girls, Atlvletie Association-A clew to Roosevelt's closely con- tested Posture Queen selection? A glimpse into the gymnasium where figures dart in exercise which molds firmness on their car- riage. Activities: Program for National Education Weekg Penny Carnivalg Posture Weekg Picnicg Participation in Sports. Pep Committee-With the wide-awake members of the Pep Committee leading the solid phalanx which supports Roosevelt ath- letic teams, all social cliques melt and fall in line under the Blue and White. Activities: Season ticket saleg Bums, dayg Booster Clubg Pep Rousersg Dance. 37 Clip Qatonf Splunk CWD, Qplease I Band-When the school band resumes the musical score, flaring measures of notes written in the thundering fortissimo of a positive school spirit raise students to their feet at games and assemblies. Drummer boys in miner garb measured the tempo of iron range rooters at the state tournament. Orclvestm-Though dissonant chords and wavering embellish- ments marked its inception seven years ago, the Symphony Orches- tra now renders concertos of grand masters as well as intriguing bagatellesg an airy aubade or amorous serenade to play with the moods of its audience. 58 Tm' Rim' Ulumvinfl, limi, lfihlwlffmll. .lluff'H. Hzflvllrz. Cfnffrzrlmrl. .lffrufwlmmv1. lfilflfin. .llnrlir1. fllmn. Um, f.m'QnH. Rn mm. Tfffvfllwl, lflfmwqfnxl. Simon- Rem limp,-r. llrmfnll, ,Xiff'frmn, fflrffifffl-,rl. llf'ulflf1l'r. lffnlwml. Snmllw-15. Imnl, l,u nur. lfulfmqarlnff. 'I'lmw Rim llr. 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Sfzwh paul. l,f11',1,'r1, lhrllrlmm. l .fzlI1r1wl'i. llnfgfifi, Guild, ABOVE- 'fam S6SXi0I1. jellies. BELOW- Time out for inspimtivn. 'I'-iv' llm' !',l,rw'1, X lmriiff, lliip iw, Ylrffiifi. lxifmmf, Ulllnrl, Svfllilriiki Sf,ffflif'ifli. i,'wJiif-wi, f'fff1fi. vix', Hrrilwrll 1 imfwiil Run iii Sl .auxin Rwxx Hfirrliifnl run, !.frffri,lfi, lf. lriifflfl, lfffririfr. Sfrlli, fifffiw. lime ,1lf.f,,fi, 1'.,pp,,.,il, rlmffff. llflxmi ii, limi. 'livilim Rim infimin, fxffzw, lzilliri-.lvfr1. lifwimrifi. Tull. llirriflrzi, I. fm , ilzffwri, Tffiirfll, immil lxufiu. 'X K' Q K x LX iii All ' ' 'c if ' A 'V M, . X Cgbeir f7Vame is .fgegion MI, I ' , Six! gwinutes Z1 fr' 'ifkxo' 1 7 .P 150 Vin :url Run lMSlf1mf, lzilfmfm. .1lur'ruv. Ifrffrfur. iliilvfrii, lMi.fx2 ll. 1r1. Iuriv ill 11 K limi: U I li il xi R r iw. .fn . , fm. ii im 5mf.'li ilfufffi. Xflwn. Srnwwzl, Huff np, Si- N if fr. If Mini, llifflf. mu, lui' R-in lffnlnii, Xilwri, 4.ii:'if1, Mi ' 0- qfmi, ll,1Mmif1, Liirpnilfr, lffkvln. jim -'xii Rum Smilll, lifrm. I-izlmli. lwillirln- vii, Nwmw, Silnfflii, Rwfrilif. Hollins Row 111111. lxrifflwfi l.n1Iniiu Mnilwlirll, .X V mmf. lfwfu. Anovl-2 -- C,'.11ur'li-it B121 ow Nuppiug tammy wxlvflrrt. til fugfv CY Jun I. fs 1 l -P ,f,f1JQ4,,f7Lf 1 v' I Girls' Gln- Club-The dashing lines of their vivacity tinted in the pastel shades of spring tone various ieit-motifs which merge to paint an entrancing poem of freshness and spirited mockery, one of the touches which charmed in Syivia . Girls' Glee Club-The hiue web woven into the wine-red rug in Mr. Deianey's studio catches thoughts in rehearsals for the mid- winter concert. Wonder stabs a gay cadenza as it meets apathetic regret frozen into a picture. Dulcet voices trilling the gamut clash as they swim in the orhit of imagination. 30 gagfr QTCSSMTG CUz'm CUena'ors qwednesdays at Seven-Cgbirty ' ' i Wff,!Z!,i:.l,l ri -X M Y Q Y if V., V v ' x 0. - f we ' x F Hae-W Click-Suffusing their pep to the students through their snappy sale of hlue and white feathers and caps, the Hae-W's helpecl to lceep the Come on, Blueg Come on, Whitel, spirit pulsat- ing. Activities: Hat and Feather saleg Childrenls Christmas Partyg Honor Banquet. Ifntre-Nom Club--Old songs take on the nuances of young voices. Carols sung at Christmasg lovely melodies at Entre-Nous meetings. The ennui of life will always be lifted for lovers of mu- sic. Projects: Lost and Found Departmentg Caroling at Christmasg Valentine Danceg Coronation Banquet. 40 Tor' Row Rmfliili, illunlfilli. lfrmnl! llulm. llzirzihrzirfzi, llullmn, ffiulwri. llimi Suuxu Rim Uluizriufini, ,llzlilnzmh llnl. kinrn. Ululltnnzn, l,ir1ilmx'. lmnzigmf. fluff nmrr. 'l'nlklv Rim .llrw liriifkfflfmliff !f.f'rqln'IIirzi. l'wIrriori, iYw:'nlrix'. I, tlfzlwfm l'r'ttlV1llll, l'hiHip,s, .Him .lfznx lion ioxi Kim Wonili, f'f'!lim'lli, lltvwr. Snrrillfnuj, IM million, JI. faleilm, lfrmgilrrwi. Toi- Rowe Ifnvigvtrrnn, l'mnmn, lfwrinlui Urigg, Rudzimki, Krmppi, llilfpwlx Siroxi Row .'lliJ,i' Uyrrn. Lnhli, Ulili, Ihiiirz, l.ri nu, I.fi'Wi'.ik11, .Viva WMI. Hoiruxi Rim Cnning, U'1ul'1li'll, Flurin, Srhuliz, Xvrlzrrirn Sauw. Anovlz- Featberr Wing V. H. S. fortunes. BELOW4 A caroling Chrirtmax card. Q. Q 1 1.1 'IMI' Rim limi,-fz1g.'f, lwzzzlwrz. Sfmlzy- full, lffirlwv, Uzifrfffwli .M'.'r'Hn1r1. Ix'n.ifcfl11. Suomi Rum Zri':glf'r. fimlnmz. l'lulI. lxlnzr, finllun. Xminlzmiki, jizlruwfz. 'l'unuu Rim .lllii l'wl,'rwn1. Smrilr, tlrimlf, llnrlvn, Sflpulfi, Sli,-ppfml. ,Urn llnyiu. Ilorroxl Rum llm .'fx'. ll. lhzfzlrfmrl, S. lhllzirlmn, lfffrrmn, ll'1lln1:3, Silzilffl. Tun' Rim .llznmxk lllzzling. Fnlfiih, llmfwnmrl, Ululi. Slulklu. Sluvxn Row - lllti lmlfrwn, Silmlit. Ifflllfv, Jrrmlfl, l'z1mw. ,Uni Smlllz. Horrou Row fI.nrw'n, ffl-nu. lim. lfnlfm. lima. ,Yyyanril. Anoma- Cfandleliglvl initiation xervice. BELOW- NU! darning. Hmpromptu Cgbespians Qert fftospitality Forenxic Club-Assurance at the speakers, table has its rise in club activities. In impromptu skits, the first radio broadcastn pro- gram, and poetry interpretation, the talented girls gave expression to their forensic inclinations. Projects: Spring Tea for 200 guests, Mother-Daughter Meeting. Tri-Hi Club-Frosted in its soaring simplicity, a Sevres Vasc held gently in coral lacquered fingers, reflects that behind her fa- cade of sophistication, Miss Modern is swayed by true-pitched emo- tions. Activities: Children's Christmas Party, Mother-Daughter Meeting, Coronation Banquet. 41 Cglvat Qepsodent Smile Slfot S3urgers and glam Qlogs Cofmopolitan Clubw-The Cosmopolitan Club members played the leading roles in the behind-the-scenes drama of Roosevelt's first annual homecoming. Activities: Basketball Tournament and Foot- ball Concessionsg Inter-Club Baslcetballg Ushers at Open Houseg Boys' Club party. Hi-Y Club-Through the channel of the Hi-Y Club, sixty- nine boys of variegated personalities project their energies and tal- ents for the benefit of their school. Activities: Bums' Day Danceg Halloween Partyg Social Hoursg Boys' Club Partyg Basketball Tournament Concessions: Follies of 1937. 42 1 lor Rim l,1111lv111. fuftim, IMI1111, li111 mn. Rrrziifnnl, .ll11fc1. ,ll111111111'11, l111'Qi111 Sitiixxv Rim R11L'u:'11111. llurllrfiz. 71111111 11' 11. 51.11l1'll1. 5L'111'p, lgriigrrmzz, lzrzilmzz, r,11r!i1111, .ll1'. l111l1'1i:1n. liulluwl Run S11111l11. 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'llw Rim Hnlimsjinfrzwr, illnilwn. lfruf nm X lun Purluxi hmm, l'ri'fmfn1. linen . , wi Rim Ruillfv. l'f'Irrim1, l.vni -nlmvirrz, Rnlliwrmril. Arxovc - Mi1re aciion. pleaxef BELOW- Koen giver the pitch. Ruffle Range Speech Tournament Contestants-High school drama- tics is the first step for one with histrionic ahilitiesg the footlights of his class play, his first challenge. His finely-etched, fiery por- traitures lift him to the hierarchy of the theatre, his genius a blaze of fire sending flame-tipped arrows into the night. Boys' Glee Club--Launched on the swelling cadence of youth, a musty barcarolle repaints its mood with bolder strokes. From these lusty throats sound a chanson more capricious than rapturousg a berceuse more dreamy than tenderg and rhapsodies more like re- veries than ecstasies. 43 1-Nils 'J -..4,,. ' 4 5-3.1 ve- - , .292 MGM fOn this page, across from top left to bottom rightl: Bucolic haytime revels. . . Truck tubing in the hands of artists. . . Mr. Lavine in New Orleans. . . Morceau de Silhouette. . . Every vertebrae in place. . . y Chief Wayotah of Nett Lake legend. . . Superstooge sec- Y retary. . . Every Lloyclie has his lassie. fNext pagej : Posing paraphernalia. . . Untaintecl by skiing studes. . . Comic co- quettes from Sylvia . . Domestic work table. . . Downfall of book larnin'. . . Fifteen-coach exodus to victory. . . Humor declam champ. . . District Patrick Henry. . . Oseetah, princess of Ojebs. . . Amphibian antics ruffle pool. . . Royal family of posturia. . nn!!! 1 ff it afjggb - 3 ,ww fuuL.m12,5 SWL.,-., 92555.13 1 Clwiaff. Charles Wilcox, President George ,Monteitln Treasurer Senior gfelmsmen Steaming masterfully through squalls, the U. S. S. Roosevelt entered port after a successful voy- age, climaxed at a gala promenade celebrating the last night on board. With Skipper Wilcox and his chief officers in braid, the vessel was manned by the following crew: senior council, William Har- ris, presidentg committee chairmen, Alver Ruth, announcements, Lloyd Bawden, color and flower, Daniel Simon, memorial, and Leonard Thomas, class day. I l lRolrei'i Skarp, Secretary - I . e'Pf8Slden ., VK Ralfh Have Y Rising out of the horizon, a steamer plows its way through restless waters. Laughing voices with intonations of the fra- ternal feeling among passengers peal from open portholes. Pleasant days at sea are heightened by unannounced programs, surprises of talent incognito. Swing music at a St. Patrick ball and muted voices and soft majenta light on formal occasions cling to the memory with a faint spray of salty breezes. A sus- pended interlude which lifts as the foot treads the gangplanlc. 49 E Z U I' rn -n rn 2 4 O W O -n I 0 Z rn G 0 E Z 0 -I C ur m I' rn E um I r' P ul us GHTS FLOOD-Ll NT. LE TA IDDEN H FOR UTHS SLE OX LC KWI C LO SHER ECTION. SENIOR EL ABRAHAMSON, ROBERT ALA, HARRY ALEMENTI, TONY ALUNI, HARVEY ANGOVE, DOUGLAS ARNOLD, DOROTHY ARO2 BABICH, JOHN A. BABICH, JOHN BAILEY, BERNIECE , ,I 'I DV, V, 11'-f V' XML ,xx BAILEY, PATRICIA BAUMGARTNER, GENEVIEVE BAWDEN, LLOYD BELAY, ANNE BENSON jk df if BERMAN, BEATRICE ' - 'f-04.4 BIONDICI-I, ANN . BORI BOYLE, PATRICK QUT' kfwxx j. xii L, HOWARD BRAA, K NE M ig f ' BRYERS, MYRL B 50 BRADISH, FLORENCE X Y P LIS BUCK, Lois BURNS, ROBERT ff' I f . BUVARP DAN1 0 A IJ Wggixgfg CARLSg f CERQUETTINI, OLGA CUPPOLETTI, ALDO DARIN, RITA ' 9 iff!!-N A. Y ELIAS, GEORGE FABISH, SHIRLEY FIORI, DELORES . , 1 CARPENTER, NONA , ,,v,,L,, 7, ,L A X C JEANNETTE f, CHAPMAN, Lois CONNORS, WAYNE DANIELSON, MAR JORIE DANIELSON, SIGRID DWYER, MARIE EATON, PEGGY ENGMAN, PAUL FIICIQSOE PAQL Q FAHLSTEDT, LORRAINE 9 FAYON, CHARLES FOSTER, GEORGE FRASA, MILTON 51 ,f I xv M, n I'l'l 93 :: 0 Z l'l1 n o E z au -1 :x: W o z F' Z r S- o I UI I' I'I'l -I -I Ill E z as Vi an o z m N0 NOI.l.VN 'IV ONOH ualaxgg u NV DN 'IV nb !!:IIVNNOI.I.S3 S39'lnAICI M 1V3lSWlH sxulnb E Z G1 E U rn 11 rn Z ua rn O -I1 0 I 2 D rn Q 2 O I rn -I mn 0 Q P r' I 0 'U CD Z Z in S ER ENT DY LA MI INITIATION EINOUS H AT URE RT T0 DURE N TOICALLY HI-Y's S FREEMAN, REINO FROEHLINGSDORF, WILLIAM GABRIELSON, HENRY GARON, FERNE I ATRICIA 1-Qfff 7 J GLATzI,'D5RbJ-lI'fJQkw14Qv GOLDEN, MICHAEL GORD GRAI-IAM, INEZ GRIGG, ELEANOR ON, EDWARD IND , YRTI E GUSTAFSON, ALFRED GWASI-I, PAUL HAKALA, HANS HANDBERG, ROBERT AN OYCE ' My ,v 5 L, I HARPER, MARION HARRINGTON, CHARLES HARRIS, WILLIAM Aff! HARVEY, 'IXQYQLPH I-IASSENGER, BETTY LOU HAUGEN, IRMA HAWAQI-1-5ON, MARGARET 52 c FLOAT TO FLOOD SUFFERERS . . . GYPSIANAS ENTER MELODIANA IQIILL, HAR9zY I vs-v..4..vX VK-LJ HILL, RALPH A I ,dffffkfff HLNRICKS, LENOREII ' HEINONEN, ESTI-IER LA HILL, ESTHER HILL, INGRET 15? HILL, MARION Tgii NNY Q2 . Lg 'N If E EF: E 21 if 5 - Z? U SZ. Sf SE 1' f 5. 'v'v'oLv E E I IT1 E I: I 2: 5 U N 'LA X Alanis LyLvk,.,,s,W L fffllib, J HLACA, JENNIE ' HUTKOWSKI, JUNE H M ELIZABETH QAM ' JAKSI-IA, ALQINA KANGAS, JEANETTE -IAKSA, EDWARD ,, J IMI., ILLIAM JUNNILA, BERNI-IARDT KAITALA, HENRY KAMINSKI, STANLEY KEMPPI, FLORENCE KERZINSKI, SOPHIE 53 S AOS 3:l .L S'IHI9 NI A V 31 FEE 5 ik ENLLQ IIBMOH .LV 8fl'ID Vcl Al!! VIRGINIA BACKWAYSH AT BOYS' STATE SWIM MEET . . . GILBERT L Z P M. I ' T' 62.1 E 'Q YW, If ' I E Itfnil IEQCHKAS, HELEN E KOLOCEK, HUBERT I I V' I llL'V:kC'tjI.fP,!'!'f6,?1 an j I ' Z KQRT OJA, IRJA g A 4. - 1 X. KOZAN, EDWARD , , I , ' II 1 4, I , A CWKRYNAK, GERTRUDE X5 1 M235 ov ' . 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W S HO SGN D30 EIO 3AI.LV Hd ENDI' NI 3.I.ON W0 gloosefuelt Qparadox Long live I-lobonibus Rexis Clin- ton I and Bumibus Regina Violet, who, having tramped their wavering ways across the stage, were nabbed by the honorable faculty judges to reign at the swishing Bums' dance sponsored by the Hi-Yers. To suffer the clouts of pendulum arms or to desert it all by dis- charging emphatic shrieksv scuttled through the missing link's head at the Hi-Y initiation. Pigskin Commander Harold Paul- sen signs Marie and Betty Lou,s sports memo books. It is a colorful John Hancock with red the predomi- nating color, for Babe is blushing and Pee-Wee's hair is aglowing. Brawny athletes are forced to as- sault the delicate lassies' autograph books with scratching signatures. Back to the farm. Hi-Y members lose their usual sophisticated and ur- banified expressions and gaze with awe upon the feathery physique and poise of Cype Pearsall's Plymouth at their fall initiation. Topping New Orleans' Mardi Gras was the G.A.A. Carnival, puff- ing with harum-scarum booths, lea- ther-lunged sporties shouting the odds, flippy jiggling, flashes of the Rogues' Gallery of infancy, and bur- lesquing Time Marches Back- wards . Bouncing, brisking, hoboes swung hopping, hot-footing hoboesses to and fro to the raging, rangey rhy- thms of Tiny Specht's orchestra at the Bums' social hour. Lois smiles at a sparkling snap of classroom caprice and a stage-struck Thespian as she peeks at a Star of the North yearbook. 60 IW sBuM'5 PAHAMJF GL gfomecoming glound-Cup Even the toppling garbage cans of Hallowe'en rolled aside in Qcto- ber to make room for the Battle of the Fair Sex, testing whether this girl or that girl could endure and reign as Queen of the Reunion in Virginia. Eins, zwei, drei. Speill And spill music they did while doing their part to 'swing, homecoming with a tweet and a tweedle brought forth by the feedle in Al Ruthschnopps' expres- sive paws. Lights . . Shoot . . Mob scene. . . Fans huddled around the huge bon- fire, breaking into frenzied cheers as an ample W. C. Fields from a Chip- so box floated after airy dream cas- tles concerning the Big Game. The Big Parade inched its way to the field with Eaton's dray as one of the floats. The lambs to see the slaughter were our champion swim- ming team, which invariably brings home the mutton. And now that Mr. Montgomery of Gilbert has left, I can say they haven't a chanceg and, say, back in 1919 . . , thus the Paul Bunyans of yesteryear reminiscing before a regal figure, our Queen Peggy. George was a professional cosmo- polite, having flopped out of an 'empty' magician's hat in forty-six states. Thafs why he sorrowfully forsoolc his domestic affairs after he had laid an egg. Chauffeur and limousine by Her- bert Andersong snowsuits by Reidisg pom-pom tams created by the Tri- Hi'sg Homecoming by the Cosmosg Queen Peggy and attendants Mar- garet and Phyllis, by Roosevelt I-Iighg Idea by Vogue. Ol Qbramatic gnterlude Moot point: Music is the speech of angels. Development: The girls' glee club has acquired the speech. Snake in the grass: The glee club- bers are not angels. Ergo: Word- lings gone astray. Notebooks are flipped through as inky-smelling exams leer balefully. Conscience-pricks reassure one of the living nightmare, the usix-weelcsn. Not so for drama students, how- ever, exams call for just play act- ing. A senile spinsterss lofty morals hoisted her sparse eyebrows to the first wrinkle at the puckish antics of her fellow-mime until his wiles vamped her into the arms of Mor- pheus. Unbesmirched honor gathers up celibacy, bird cage, and starched dignity. Thus, with charms safe, she directs withered glances at the kit- tenish advances of plus-foured, by- Joveing, waggish Lynch. Drama spins the roulette wheel at Monte Carlo. Delineators of suave metropolitan gamblers stoop to toss cards for the longest name. Barto- letti or Froehlingsdorf? Heavy drama by Fulton, who seems to be canvassing for a beef- stealc as knight-errant Georgie breathes sotto voice. A friend in need is a friend indeedf' Sheet-iron thunder crackles omin- ously, bean-box rain splatters vi- ciouslyg the Victor record ghost train clicks ever nearer, Elizabeth splin- ters the cellophane windows and sinks into a synthetic faint. 52 ORY SENIOR DIRECT ROBERT ABRAHAMSON Band I, 2, 33 Hi-Y Z, 33 Football 2, 33 Track 23 Hockey I3 Intramural Sports 2, 33 Spring Festival 2. HARRY ALA Manager Swimming Team 2. TONY ALEIVIENTI Spring Festival 3. HARVEY ALUNI Band I, 23 Cosmopolitan I, 2, 33 Foot- ball 33 Track 33 Intramural Sports 2, 33 Assembly I, 2. DOUGLAS ANGOVE Hi-Y 33 Assembly 23 Poster Commit- tee 33 Track I, 23 Intramural Sports. DOROTHY ARNOLD Tri-Hi 33 Archery 3. Miles City, Mon- tana: Hiking Club, Press Club, Signal Butte Staff, Basketball. EDNA AROLA Assembly 23 Basketball 1.3 Tennis 23 Volleyball 2. JOHN A. BABICH Intramural Sports 2, 3. JOHN J. BABICH BERNIECE BAILEY Tri-Hi I, 2, 3, Secretary 33 Assembly 33 G. A. A. 33 Pep Committee 2, 33 Field Hockey 33 Basketball 33 Track I, 23 Archery 2. PATRICIA BAILEY Swimming Team I, Z, 3, Captain 33 Doctor of Lonesome Folk 23 Glee Club I, Z3 Sweethearts'l, Red MIIIIIQ Mid- Winter Concerts I, 23 Forensic 2, 3, Secretary 33 Tennis I3 Color and Flow- er Committee 33 Social Hour Commit- tee 2, 33 Ticket Committee for Concert3 Water Ballet3 Star of the North Staff. GENEVIEVE BAUMGARTNER Basketball I3 Volleyball I, 23 Base- ball l, 23 Band I, 2. LLOYD BAWDEN Star of the North Staff 2, 33 Assembly 23 Color and Flower Committee 3, Chairman3 Ghost Train Production Staff. JOANNE BELAY Glee Club I. RAYMOND BENSON Radio Club 3, Vice-President, Secretary: Social Hour Committee 33 Water Bal- let Production Staff 3. BEATRICE BERMAN Quill and Scroll3 Senior Council 33 An- nual Stafl 33 Star of the North Staff 2, 33 Forensic 2, 33 Social Hour Ad- vertising Committee 3. ANN BIONDICH Volleyball I. HOWARD BORIL PATRICK BOYLE Class Secretary 23 Student Council 33 Hi-Y 2, 3, Treasurer 2, President 33 Football Manager 33 Basketball Man- ager 2, 33 Track Manager 2, 33 As- semblies 2, 33 Pep Committee 2, 3, President 2, 33 Social Hour Committee 2, 33 Roll Room Chairman 3. KATHERINE BRAA Quill and Scroll3 Annual Staff 33 Star of the North Staff 33 Tri-Hi 2, 3. Treasurer 33 G. A. A. 33 Field Hockey 33 Track 23 Tennis 23 Assembly 33 Prom Program Committee Z3 Interna- tional Relations Club 2, Secretary- Treasurer3 Memorial Committee 3. FLORENCE BRADISH Volleyball I3 Assemblies I, 23 Hae-W I, 2, 3, Treasurer 23 Prom Committee. MYRL BRYERS Glee Club I, Z, 33 Sweethearts 3 Red MlllI,Q Mid-Winter Concerts I, 2, 33 Spring Festival 3. PHYLLIS BRYERS Attendant to Homecoming Queen 3: Color and Flower Committee 33 Post- er Committee 3. LOIS BUCK Declamation 2, 3. Wisconsin: Class Sec- retary Z3 Class Play 23 Glee Club 23 Cheerleader 2. BETTY BURNS Basketball I, 2, 33 Tennis I3 Recrea- tional Sports I, 33 Volleyball I, 33 Baseball I, Z, 33 Archery 33 Poster Committee 3. ROBERT BURNS Cosmopolitan 33 Football 33 Sylvia . DANIEL BUVARP Football 33 Intramural Sports 3. CHARLOTTE CARLSON Hae-W Z, 33 G. A. A. I, 2, 33 Field Hockey I, 33 Basketball I, 2, 33 Ten- nis I3 Volleyball I, 23 Archery 33 Rec- reational Sports I, 3. LILLIAN CARLSON Archery I3 Baseball I3 Recreational Sports I. NONA CLAIRE CARPENTER Glee Club I, 2, 33 Red Mill , Sweethearts 3 Mid-Winter Concerts I, 2, 33 Assembly Z3 Field Hockey I3 Spring Festival 3. JEANNETTE CAZA Class Play: Glee Club 2, 33 Red Mill 3 Mid-Winter Concerts 2, 33 S rin Festival 3' Archery I3 All- SFhoo3 Play Produclion Staff 3. OLGA CERQUETTINI Hae-W I, 2, 33 G. A. A. I, 2, 3, Vice- President 33 Assembly 23 Field Hock- ey 33 Soccer I, 23 Basketball I, 2, 33 Archery 1, 2, 33 Recreational Sports I3 Volleyball I, 23 Baseball I, Z. LOIS CHAPMAN Posture Queen Attendant 2, 33 Tri- Hi Z, 33 Glee Club I, 23 Sweet- heartsl'3 Mid-Winter Concert I3 Soccer I, 33 Track 23 Volleyball I3 Water Ballet 33 Ghost Train and Sylvia Make-Up Committees 3. WAYNE CONNORS Track 33 Intramural Sports 3. ALDO CUPPOLETTI Football 2, 33 All-Range Football Team 23 Basketball Z3 Pep Committee 3. MARJORIE DANIELSON Glee Club 23 Red MIIIIIQ Mid-Winter Concert 23 Forensic 2, 33 Assembly I3 Social Hour Committee Chairman Z. SIGRID DANIELSON Glee Club 23 Red MIIIIIQ Mid-Winter Concert 23 Forensic 2, 3, Vice-Presi- dent 33 Assemblies 2, 33 Social Hour Committees 2, 33 Prom Committee 2. RITA DARIN Salutatorian3 Quill and Scroll3 Annual Staff Managing Editor 33 Star of the North Staff 33 Debate 23 Range Speech Contest 23 Doctor of Lonesome Folk 23 Forensic I, 2, 3, President 33 Inter- national Relations Club 23 Booster Club 33 Assemblies I, 2, 33 Courtesy Committee Chairman 23 Social Hour Committee 23 Memorial Committee 3. MARIE DWYER Hae-W I, 2, 33 Cheerleader 23 Boost- er Club 33 Roll Room Chairman 33 G. A. A. I, Z, 33 Field Hockey 2, 33 Basketball I, 23 Archery I3 Recrea- tional Sports I, 23 Volleyball I, 23 Baseball l, 23 Assemblies I, 2, 33 Pep Committee 2, 3, Chairman 33 So- cial Hour Committee 23 Junior Class Committee 23 Nominating Committee 33 Class Day Committee 33 Posture Queen Attendant 3. PEGGY EATON Senior Council 33 Homecoming Queen 33 Posture Queen 33 Posture Attendant Z3 Tri-Hi 2, 3, President 33 Booster Club 33 Assemblies I, 2, 33 G. A. A. 2, 33 Swimming Team I, 2, 33 Soccer 33 Baseball I, 2, 3, Manager 33 So- cial Hour Committee 33 Water Ballet. GEORGE ELIAS Cosmopolitan 33 Football I, 23 Track 2, 33 Hockey I3 Poster Committee 3. PAUL ENGMAN Glee Club I, 23 Sweethearts 3 Red Mill 3 Mid-Winter Concerts I, 23 Cos- mopolitan I, 2, 33 Assembly I. PAUL ERICKSON Band I, 2, 33 Assembly 23 Spring Fes- tival I, 2, 3. SHIRLEY JEAN FABISH Tri-Hi 2, 33 G. A. A. I, 2, 33 Soc- cer I, 2, 33 Archery 23 Volleyball I, 33 Tennis I3 Baseball I, 23 Pep Com- mittee 2, 3, Vice-President3 Prom Com- mittee 23 Social Hour Committee 2. CHARLES FAYON Football 33 Track 23 Intramural Sports. DELORES FIORI Orchestra I, 2, 33 Glee Club 3. GEORGE FOSTER Glee Club 23 Red Mill 3 Mid-Winter Concert Z3 Prom Committee 2. MILTON FRASA Spring Festival 3. REINO FREEMAN Glee Club 2, 33 Red Mill','3 Syl- via 3 Mid-Winter Concerts 2, 33 De- bate 23 Class PIay3 Doctor of Lone- some Folk 3 Assemblies 2, 33 Swim- ming Team I, 33 Usher3 Make-Up Committee for Assemblies. WILLIAM FROEHLINGSDORF Glee Club 33 Sylvia 3 Hi-Y 2, 3: Swimming Team I, 2, 33 Track 33 As- sembly 23 Usher 33 Production Com- mittees 2, 33 Water Ballet. HENRY GABRIELSON Swimming Team I, 2, 3, Co-Manager 33 'Glee Club 3, Sylvia 3 Hi-Y 33 Class Production 33 Ghost Train Property Committee, Chairman 3. FERNE GARON Glee Club I, 2, 33 Prince of Pilsen 3 Sweethearts 3 Red MiIl 3 Mid-Win- ter Concerts I, Z3 Annual Staff 3g Star of the North Staff 33 G. A. A. 23 G. A. A. German Band 23 Assem- blies 2, 33 Basketball I3 Production Committees 2, 3. PATRICIA GAVIN Assembly I3 Announcements Committee. ESTHER GIORGI G. A. A. I, 2, 33 Field Hockey 23 Basketball I, 23 Archery 23 Recrea- tional Sports I, 23 Volleyball I, Z, 33 Assemblies I, 2. DOROTHY ANNE GLATZ All-School Play 23 Tri-Hi 33 Archery 23 Social Hour Committee I. MICHAEL GOLDEN Football 2, 33 Track 2, 33 Intramural Sports Z, 3. EDWARD GORDON Cosmopolitan I, 2, 3, President 3. INEZ GRAHAM Glee Club 23 Red MIIIIIQ Mid-Winter Concert 23 Forensic 2, 33 Assembly 2. ELEANOR GRIGG Glee Club 23 Red Mill , Mid-Winter Concert 23 Entre Nous 2, 3, Sergeant- at-arms3 Swimming 2, 33 Water Ballet. MYRTLE GRINDE Quill and Scroll3 Annual Staff 33 Star of the North Staff 2, 33 Declamation 33 Glee Club 23 Mid-Winter Concert 23 Forensic 2, 3, Reporter 33 G. A. A. 2, 33 Soccer 2, 33 Basketball I, 33 Tennis Z3 Archery 33 Volleyball 2, 33 Roll Room Chairman 33 English Class Chairman 33 Assembly Z3 Water Bal- let3 Recreational Sports 3. ALFRED GUSTAFSON Band I, 23 Orchestra Z, 33 Spring Fes- tival 3. PAUL GWASH HANS HAKALA Football 23 Track 23 Intramural Sports. ROBERT HANDBERG hi-Y 2, 3. JOYCE HANE Irlae-W 33 Field Hockey 23 Water Bal- Cl. MARION HARPER Entre Nous 33 Social Hour Committee. CHARLES HARRINGTON Football 33 Track I, 2, 33 Hi-Y 33 Intramural Sports 3. WILLIAM HARRIS Senior Council 3, President3 Student Council 23 Quill and ScroIl3 Annual Staff 33 Star of the North Staff 33 Hi- Y 2, 33 Assembly I3 Social Hour Com- mittee 33 Nominating Committee 3. RALPH HARVEY Senior Class Vice-President 33 Hi-Y I, 2, 3, Vice-President3 Intramural Sports 2, 33 Assembly I3 Sylvia . BETTY LOU HASSENGER Range Speech Contest 23 Glee Club I, Z3 Sweethearts 3 Red MIIIIIQ Mid- Winter Concerts I, 23 Forensic I, 2, 33 Assemblies I, 23 Color and Flower Committee 33 Social Hour Committee 23 Water Ballet3 Make-Up Committee. IRMA HAUGEN Basketball I3 Volleyball I. MARGARET HAWKINSON Homecoming Queen Attendant 33 Hae- W 2, 3, Secretary and Vice-President3 G. A. A. 23 Soccer Z, 33 Baseball 23 Senior Class Chairman 3. HOWARD HEDENSTAD Football 33 Basketball 33 Memorial Committee 3. Sleepy Eye: Football I, 23 Basketball I, Z3 Class Officer 23 Class Play 23 Glee Club 23 Prom Com- mittee 2. MILDRED HEIKKINEN Annual Staff 33 Star of the North Staff 23 Glee Club 2, 33 Mid-Winter Concerts 2, 33 Hae-W 2, 3, Secretary 33 Booster Club 33 G. A. A. 2, 33 Soccer 2, 33 Basketball I3 Volleyball 2, 33 Baseball 23 Assemblies Z3 Prom Committee3 Water Ballet. ESTHER HEINONEN ELSIE HERVI ARNOLD HILL Class Officer I3 Student Council 23 Senior Council 33 Hi-Y I, 2, 3, Pres- ident 2, Secretary 33 Football 2, 33 Basketball 2, 33 Assemblies 33 Pep Committee I, Z, 3, Secretary 33 Nomi- nating Committee 33 Social Hour Com- mittee 3. 63 ESTHER HILL G. A. A. 35 Soccer 2, 35 Basketball 2, 35 Volleyball 1, 25 Assembly 3. HARRY HILL Student Council 35 Hi-Y 2, 35 Swim- ming Team I, Z, 35 Assembly 2, 35 Usher 35 Ticket Committees. INGRET HILL G. A. A. 35 Soccer 2, 35 Basketball 2, 35 Volleyball l, 2, 35 Assembly 3. MARION HILL Booster Club 35 Recreational Sports 25 Walter BaLlet5 Prom Committee 2. RALPH HILL Quill and Scroll5 Senior Council 35 Star of the North Staff 2, 35 Swim- ming Team I, 2, 35 Hi-Y I, 2, 35 Booster Club 35 Assemblies I, 35 Cour- tesy Committee 25 Social Hour Com- mittee 35 Water Ballet. LENORE HINRICKS Prom Committee 25 Booster Club 3. JENNIE HLACA MARY ELIZABETH HOLM Glee Club 25 lylid-Winter Concert 25 Annual Staff 35 Hae-W 2, 3, Treas- urer 35 Booster Club 35 G. A. A. 2, 35 Soccer 2, 35 Basketball 35 Tennis I, 25 Archery 35 Recreational Sports 2, 35 Volleyball 2, 35 Baseball 25 Assemblies. JUNE HUTKOWSKI EDWARD JAKSA Basketball I5 Intramural Sports 2, 3. ALBINA JAKSHA Hae-W I, 2, 35 G. A. A. I, 2, 3, Sec- retary-Treasurer 2, President 35 G. A. A., Council Z, 35 Field Hockey I, 2, 3, Captain 35 Basketball I, 2, 3, Captain I5 Archery I, 25 Recreational Sports I, 25 Volleyball I, 2, 3, Captain I5 Base- ball, Captain I5 Booster Club 35 As- semblies I, 2, 35 Water Ballet. HAROLD JOHNSTON WILLIAM JUDNICK Football I5 Hockey I5 Intramural Hockey 2, 3. BERNHARDT JUNNILA Debate I5 Hi-Y 35 International Re- lations Club 2. HENRY KAITALA Hi-Y 2, 3. STANLEY KAMINSKI Band I, 25 Basketball I, 2, 3. JEANETTE KANGAS Declamation 35 Swimming Team I, 2, 35 Assembly 35 Water Ballet. FLORENCE KEMPPI Entre Nous 35 Swimming Team 2, 35 Ghost Train Property Committee 3. SOPHIE KERZINSKI Volleyball 3. RUTH KNUTSON Glee Club I, 2, 35 Sweethearts 5 Red Mill 5 Forensic I, 2, 35 Swim- ming Team I5 Assemblies I, 2. HELEN KOCHKAS G. A. A. I, 2, 35 Swimming Team I, 35 Soccer I, 25 Volleyball I, 2, 35 Baseball I5 Assembly I5 Water Ballet. HUBERT KOLOCEK IRJA KORTESOJA G. A. A. 2, 35 Field Hockey I, Z, 35 Track 15 Archery I, 2. EDWARD KOZAN Senior Council 35 Cosmopolitan Club 3, Secretary 5 Radio Club 2, 3, Secre- tary-Treasurer5 Ski Club 25 State Ski Tournaments 2, 35 Football I5 Swim- ming Team I, 25 Track I. GERTRUDE KRYNAK Prom Committee 2. ROY KUNELIUS Track I5 Football I. JUNE LACKARY All-School Play5 Glee Club I, 25 Mid- Winter Concert 25 Sweethearts 5 Tri- Hi 2, 35 Assembly 2. CLARABELLE LAFOND Mid-Winter Concert I5 G. A. A. 2, 35 Field Hockey I5 Recreational Sports I5 Volleyball I, 2, 35 Baseball I, 2, 35 Basketball Z, 35 Assemblies 2, 3. GERTRUDE LAHTI Annual Staff 35 Glee Club 25 Red lXIilI 5 Mid-Winter Concert 25 One-Act Play I5 Entre Nous I, 2, 35 Lost and Found Department Manager5 Prom Committee 25 Water Ballet. ERLAND LAINE Hi-Y I, 25 Swimming Team I, 2, 3. LUCILLE LANE Band I, 2, 35 Mid-Winter Concerts 2, 35 Spring Festival 3. 64 VIOLET LANQUIST Orchestra 2, 35 Symphony 2, 35 Bas- ketball I, 25 Track Z, 35 Archery I, 2, 35 Better English Poster Committee 25 Prom Committee 25 Water Ballet5 Spring Festival 35 Class Play Poster Committee5 Social Hour Committee 35 Queen of Bums 3. DAVID LAPATKA All-School Play 2, 35 Swimming Team I, 2, 3, Co-Manager 35 Assemblies I, 2, 35 Water Ballet5 Usher. ELIZABETH LARSEN Quill and Scroll5 Annual Staff 35 Star of the North Stall 35 Band I, 35 Or- chestra I, 2, 35 Symphony I, 2, 35 Glee Club I, 2, 3, Secretary 25 Sweet- hearts 5 Red MiIl 5 Mid-Winter Con- certs I, 2, 35 G. A. A. German Band 25 Debate I, 25 Tri-Hi I, 2, 3, Treas- urer 35 G. A. A. I, Z, 35 Field Hockey 35 Soccer I, 25 Track I, 25 Recrea- tional Sports I5 Volleyball 35 Assem- blies I, 2, 35 Social Hour Committee. ELEANOR LARSON IRMA LEINO Annual Staff 35 Star of the North Stall 35 Glee Club 25 Mid-Winter Con- cert 25 Entre Nous 2, 3, Reporter 35 G. A. A. 35 Field Hockey 35 Soccer 25 Track 25 Volleyball 2, 35 Assemblies 25 Prom Committee Z. IRENE LEIVISKA Glee Club 25 Mid-Winter Concert 25 Red Mill 5 Entre Nous 35 Assembly 25 Social Hour Committee 3. FREDERICK LIND Band I, 2, 35 Hi-Y I, 2, 3, Treasurer5 Football 35 Basketball I, 25 Track I, 251 Intramural Sports 35 Spring Festi- va 3. CLINTON LINDY Class PIay5 All-School Play 35 Band I, 2, Ski Club 2, 3, Track I 2 3, Intramural Sports 35 Assembly Z5 King ol Bums 3. BARBARA MACDONALD Quill and Scroll5 Annual Staff 35 Star of the North Staff 35 Tri-Hi 2, 35 Recreational Sports 2, 35 Volleyball 35 Roll Room Chairman 35 Courtesy Com- mittee 25 Announcements Committee 35 International Relations Club 25 Booster Club 35 Sylvia and Ghost Train Production Committees 3. MARGARET MACDONALD Quill and Scroll5 Annual Staff 35 Star of the North Staff 35 Swimming Team 2, 35 International Relations Club I5 Water Ballet5 Class Typist 2, 35 Prom Committee 25 Assemblies 3. JAY MAIN Symphony I, 2, 35 Orchestra I, 2, 35 Band I, 2, 35 Spring Festivals 1, 2, 3. LILA MAKI Glee Club 25 Red Mill 5 Mid-Winter Concert 25 Natural Dancing I5 Assem- bly 25 Prom Committee 2. MICHAEL MATANICH Band I5 Football I, 2, 35 Track I, 2, 35 Intramural Sports Z, 3. JEAN MATKOVICH STEVE MATKOVICH ALBERT MATTOCK Radio Club 35 Intramural Sports 3. HELEN MATTSON MARY JANE MATTSON Sweethearts 5 Hae-W 2, 35 G. A. A. 35 Field Hockey 25 Basketball 2, 35 Assembly 25 Prom Committee 2. DONALD MCKENZIE Track I, 2, 35 Intramural Sports 2, 3. CLARENCE MICHALS Hi-Y 35 Intramural Basketball 2, 3. ORAS MIIKKULAINEN Prom Committee 2. PAUL MILTICH All-School Play 35 Band I, 25 Orches- tra 2, 35 Symphuny 2, 35 Spring Fes- tival 35 Glee Club 25 Quartette 25 Mid-Winter Concert Z5 Cosmopolitan Club I, 2, 35 Track I, 2, 3. LORRAINE MOESENTHIN Glee Club 25 Mid-Winter Concert 25 Hae-W 1, 25 Assemblies I, 2. GEORGE MONTEITH Class Treasurer 35 All-School Play 35 Hi-Y I, 25 Assembly 25 Track I, 35 Intramural Basketball 35 Rifle Club 2, 35 State Ski Tourney 3. PHILIP MORELL Band 2, 35 Spring Festival 35 Hi-Y 2, 35 Roll Room Chairman 35 Assemblies 2, 35 Intramural Sports 2, 35 Social Hour Committee 35 Class Day Com- mittee 3. MARGARET MORGANDO ROBERT MURPHY Radio Club 35 Intramural Sports 3. LBROY NELSON Hi-Y I, 2, 35 International Relations Club 2, President 25 Swimming Team I, 25 Intramural Sports 35 Assemblies I, 25 Sportsmanship Committee 2: Memorial Committee 3. PAUL NELSON Swimming Team I, 2, 35 Hi-Y 3. MARJORIE NEWMAN Quill and Scroll5 Annual Staff 35 Star of the North Staff 35 Forensic I, 2, 3, Club Reporter 35 Assembly I5 Prom Committee 2. EVIE NIEMI GEN EVIEVE NIEZGODSKI Sylvia 3. WILLIAM NORDLING Hi-Y 35 Radio Club 35 Intramural Sports 3. ANNA NOVAK Glee Club I, 2, 35 Mid-Winter Con- certs 2, 3. JOHN NOVAK Hi-Y 3. IVIARGRETTE NOVOTNY Senior Council 35 Hae-W I, 2, 3, Vice- President 2, 3, President 35 G. A. A. l, 2, 35 G. A. A. Council 2, 35 Field Hockey 35 Soccer I, 25 Basketball I. 2, 35 Archery I, 2, 35 Recreational Sports 25 Volleyball 25 Baseball I5 Assemblies I, 2, 35 Sportsmanship Com- mittee Z5 Social Hour Committee 3. THEODORE NOYES Spring Festival 35 Intramural Sports 3: Band 35 Assembly 2. MARGUERITE NYGAARD Glee Club l, 2, 35 Sweethearts 5 Red Mill 5 Sylvia 5 Sextette 35 Mid-Winter Concerts I, 2, 35 Star ol the North Staff 35 Tri-Hi 2, 35 As- semblies I, 2, 35 Operetta Costume Committee I5 Concert Ticket Commit- tee 35 Booster Club 3. INIARGARET NYRHINEN Quill and Scroll5 Annual Staff 35 Star of the North Stall 2, 35 Glee Club Z5 Red Mill 5 Entre Nous 2, 3, Secre- tary 3, Club Reporter 35 International Relations Club 2. SHIRLEY OAKMAN Sweethcarts 5 Mid-Winter Concert I5 G. A. A. 35 Field Hockey 25 Basket- ball 25 Recreational Sports I, 25 Vol- leyball I, 2, 35 Baseball 2, 3. BETTY OLDS Declamation 2, 35 Entre Nous 2, 3, Secretary 35 G. A. A. 35 Soccer 35 Volleyball I, 2, 35 Baseball I, 2, 3. BERNICE OLSON Archery 35 Recreational Sports 35 Wa- ter Ballet. BERYLE OLSON Minnesota N. F. L. Speech Tournament 35 Range Speech Contests 2, 35 Decla- mation 2, 35 All-School Play Z5 Class Play5 Annual Staff 35 Star of the North Stall 35 Cheerleader I5 Band I, 35 Music Festivals l, 2, 35 Tri-Hi I, 2, 3, Secretary 35 International Rela- tions Club 2, Vice-President 25 Booster Club 35 G. A. A. 2, 35 Field Hockey 2, 35 Track 25 Tennis I5 Assemblies I, 2, 35 Pep Council I, 2, 3, Vice-Presi- dent 35 Roll Room Chairman 35 Ghost Train Make-Up Committee 3. HILDRED OSEN Band I, 2, 35 Spring Festival I, 2, 35 Assembly 2. ELEANORE OZDOWSKI Forensic 2, 35 G. A. A. 2, 35 Soccer I, 2, 35 Basketball 25 Volleyball 2, 35 Baseball I, 2, 35 Assemblies 2, 35 So- cial Hour Committee 2, 35 Water Bal- let 35 Booster Club 3. ELMA PALM VERNO PALM ANN PARZYCK Swimming Team 35 Recreational Sports 25 Water Ballet. JOSEPH PASSIN Band I, 2, 35 Orchestra 25 Pep Band 2, 35 Hi-Y I, 2, 35 Spring Festival 35 Assemblies I, 2, 35 Color and Flower Committee 35 Pep Committee 2, 3. DORA PAUL Hae-W 2, 35 G. A. A. 2, 35 Field Hockey 2, 35 Basketball I, 25 Tennis I5 Archery 25 Recreational Sports I, 25 Volleyball I, 25 Baseball I, 2. HAROLD PAULSEN Class President I5 Class Treasurer 25 Hi-Y 2, 35 Football I, 2, 35 Track I. 2, 35 Hockey I5 Intramural Sports. ROSEMARY PAVEY Marinette, Wisconsin: Basketball I: Tennis I: Archery I. Oshkosh, Wis- consin: Gamma Sigma Kappa 2, 3: G. A. A. 3: Operetta Make-Up Com- mittee 3: Prom Entertainment Commit- tee 3: Inter-Society Debate 2. DENA PAZZELLI G. A. A. 3: Soccer 3: Volleyball I, 2, 3: Baseball I, 2, 3. CATHERINE PECARINA Hae-W 3: G. A. A. I, 2. 35 Field Hockey 2: Basketball I: Recreational Sports I, 2, 3: Volleyball I, 2, 3: Baseball I, 2: Booster Club 3. ROSE PECARINA G. A. A. 2, 3: Field Hockey I, 2, 3: Tennis 2: Recreational Sports 2: Vol- leyball I, 2, 3: Baseball I, 2, 3: As- sembly 2. WALFRED PELTO FLORENCE PERSLIN G. A. A. 2, 3: Field Hockey 3: Basket- ball I, 2, 3: Recreational Sports 2, 3: Volleyball I, 2, 3: Baseball Z. ANTON PESHEK Band I, 2, 3: Orchestra I, 2, 3: Sym- phony I, 2, 3: Pep Band I, 2, 3: Spring Festivals 2, 3: Hi-Y 2, 3. DENTON PETERSON Glee Club I, 2, 3, President 3: Mid- Winter Concerts 2, 3: Prince of Pil- sen : Red Mill : A Cappella Choir: Hi-Y I, 2, 3: Assembly 2: Social Hour Committee 3. ELAINE PETERSON Annual Staff 3: Star of the North Staff 3: Glee Club I, 2: Mid-Winter Concerts I, Z: Sweethearts : Hae-W I, 2, 3, Secretary Z: G. A. A. I, 2, 3: Soccer I, 3: Basketball 3: Archery 2: Recreational Sports 2, 3: Volleyball 2, 3: Baseball 2: Assembly 2: Water Ballet: Operetta Costume Committee 3. PHILLIP PETERSON Track 2. GLORIA PIEROTTO JAY PINKHAM All-School Play 2: One-Act Play 2: Band I, 2, 3: Orchestra I, Z, 3: Sym- phony I, 2, 3: Pep Band I, 2, 3: Operettas I, 2, 3: Spring Festivals I, 2, 3: Hi-Y 2, 3: Social Hour Committee. RUBY PLATISHA G. A. A. I, 2: Basketball Z. JAWN POIRIER Tennis I. 2: Archery 2: Volleyball. GERTRUDE PRIMEAU Glee Club I: Mid-Winter Concert I: Sweethearts . DOROTHY PRINCE MARY JANE PRINCE Valedictorian: Quill and Scroll: Class Vice-President 2: Student Council I, 3: Annual Stall 3: Star of the North Stall 3: Tri-Hi I, 2, 3, Vice-President 3: G. A. A. I, 2, 3, Secretary-Treasurer 3, Council 3: Field Hockey 3: Soccer I, 2: Basketball I, 2, 3, Captain 3: Tennis I: Recreational Sports I, 2: Volleyball I, 2: Assemblies 2, 3: Ghost Train Advertising Committee 3: Booster.Club 3: Water Ballet 3: Operetta Ticket Committee 3: Doctor ol' Lonesome Folk 2: Class Day Com- mittee 3. ESTHER PURDY' Orchestra I, 2, 3: Symphony I. 2, 3: Operettas l, 2, 3: Prom Committee 2: Spring Festivals I, 2, 3. CAROL RABIDEAU Tennis I: Recreational Sports 3. EUGENE RANDALL TOIVO RANTALA Intramural Sports 3. HELEN REED ELIZABETH REICH De lamation I: One-Act Play 2: Glee Club 2: Assembly 2. ROBERT RENSTROM Cosmopolitan 2, 3: Football 2: Basket- ball 2: Trak I, 2, 3: Intramural Sports 3: Hockey l. DAVID ROBINSON Class Treasurer I: Student Council I. 2, 3, President 3: Class Play: Band I, 2, 3: Pep Band I, 2, .3: Spring Festival 3: Hi-Y I, 2, 3, Secretary 2, Vice-President 3: Swimming Team I, 2, 3, Co-Captain 3: Assembly I. CLAIRE ROY . FLORENCE RUDZINSKI Entre Nous 2, 3, Vice-President 3: G. A..A. 2. 3: G. A. A. Council 3: Swimming Team I, 2, 3: Assembly Z: Water Ballet 3. ALVER RUTH . Band I, 2, 3: Spring Festival 3: An- nual Staff 3: Cosmopolitan 2. 3. SCC' retary: Track I, 2, 3: Announcement! Committee, Chairman 3: Class Day Committee 3: Poster Committee 3. STEVE RUZICH Football I, 2: Basketball I: Track I, 2, 3: Intramural Sports 2, 3. WALTER SALMI Hi-Y 3: Football I, 2, 3: Basketball I, 2, 3: Track I, 2, 3: 'Honorable Mention on All-Range Football Team 3: All-Regional Basketball Team 3. RITA SCHIBEL Glee Club I, 2: Sweethearts : brid- Winter Concerts I, 2: Forensic I, 2, 3: Assemblies I, 2: Social Hour Commit- tee 2: Doctor of Lonesome Folk Production Committee 2. DONNA MAE SCHULTZ' l ' All-School Play Z: Tn-Hi 3: Social Hour Committee 2. FRANCES SCHULTZ . Entre Nous 3: Basketball 3: Tennis I: Recreational Sports 3: Volleyball 3: Baseball 2, 3: Social Hour Committee. LORENE SHASKE Orchestra I, 2, 3: Symphony I, 2. 33 Spring Festival 2: Assembly 2. SHIRLEY SHEPPARD Annual Staff 3: Star of the North Staff 3: Music Festival I: Forensic 2, 3: G. A. A. I, 2, 3: G. A. A. German Band 2: Soccer I, 2, 3: Track 2: Ar- chery 2: Recreational Sports l, 2, 3: Volleyball I, 2. RUEBEN SILVOLA I Ski Club 2, President 2: State High School Skiing Championship 2: Star of the North Staff I, 2: Printing I, 2, 3: Cosmopolitan I, 2: Football I, 2: Track 2: Assemblies I, 2: Prom Com- mittee 2: Social Hour Committees I, 2. SHIRLEY ANNE SIMKIN Glee Club I, 2: Sweethearts : Mid- Winter Concerts I, 2: Tri-Hi 2, 3: G. A. A. 3: Field Hockey 3: Tennis 3: Archery 3: Baseball 2, 3: Volleyball 3. DANIEL SIMON Quill and Scroll: Star of the North Staff I, 2, 3, Editor-in-Chief 3: Or- chestra I, 2: Symphony l, 2: Hi-Y I, 2, 3: Radio Club I, 2, 3, Vice-Presl- dent 3: Track 2. 3: Memorial Com- mittee, Chairman 3: Assembly 3. FERN SISEL ROBERT SKARP District Oratory Winner 3: Minnesota N. F. L. Speech Tournament 3: Decla- mation 2, 3: Range Speech Contest I, 2, 3: Class Officer I: Class Secretary 3: Class Play: Doctor of Lonesome Folk 2: Band I, 2, 3: Spring Festi- val 3: Cosmopolitan I, 2, 3, President Z. Secretary Z, Vice-President 3: As- semblies I, 2: Courtesy Committee I. LOUISE SLADE Glee Club 2: Red Mill : Mid-Winter Concert 2: G. A. A. 2, 3: Swimming Team I, 2, 3: Tennis I, 3: Archery 3: Recreational Sports I: Water Ballet. EVELYN SMITH Assembly 2. IRENE SMITH Glee Club I, 2. 3: Sweethearts : Red Mill : Sylvia : Mid-Winter Concerts I, 2, 3: Sextette I, 2, 3: Forensic 3: Assemblies I, 2. BERTHA SODERBERG VIRGINIA SPRINGER Glee Club I: Basketball I. GLADYS SREGZINSKI EVELYN STODGHILL Student Council 2, Secretary: Senior Council 3: Minnesota N. F. L. Speech Tournament 3: Range Speech Contests 2, 3: Declamation I, 2, 3: Class Play: Ghost Train : Glee Club 2, 3: Red Mill : Sextette 3: Mid-Winter Con- certs 2, 3: Forensic I, 2, 3, Vice-Presi- dent 3, President 3: Assemblies I, 2, 3: Tennis I: Nominating Committee I: Roll Room Chairman 3. LOWELL STRAND Football 2, 3: Intramural Sports 3. ANTHONY STRLE Intramural Sports 2, 3. EDWARD SUMMERS - All-School Play 2. LEONARD THOMAS Student Council 3: Swimming Team I, 2, 3, Co-Captain 3: All-Range Football Team 3: Football I, 2, 3: Track 2, 3: Hi-Y I, 2, 3, Vice-President, Treas- urer: Prom Committee 2: Class Day Committee, Chairman 3. EUGENE TINGSTAD Cosmopolitan 2, 3: Swimming Team 2, 3: All-School Play Production Staff. THOMAS TORNQUIST Swimming Team I, 2, 3: Assembly 2. WILLIAM TRAMZ Quill and Scroll: Annual Staff 3: Star of the North Staff 3: Range Speech Contest 2: Class Play: All-School Play 2: One-Act Play 2: Glee Club 3: Red MilI : Sylvian: Mid-Winter Concert 3: Hi-Y 3: Assembly 2: Sportsmanship Committee: Prom Committee 2: Social Hour Committee 3. BYRON TRIMBLE Band 2, 3: Spring Festival 3. HARVEY VACK Assembly Z. EDWARD VANECEK Student Council I: Band I, 2, 3: Spring Festival 3: Cosmopolitan -I, 2: Football 2, 3: Basketball I, 2: Intra- mural Sports 3. PEARL VERTIN Soccer I . HAiEL VOLDEN ttendant to Posture Queen 3: Prom Committee 2: Water Ballet: Recrea- tional Sports 3. MARY AGNES VOSS Star of the North Staff 3: Range Speech Contest 3: All-School Play 2: Glee Club I, 2: Sweethearts : Prince of Pilsen -: Mid-Winter Con- cert I: Tri-Hi I, 2, 3, Vice-President 3, President 3: Social Hour Committee I, 2, 3: Assemblies I, 3. GWENDOLYN VROMAN Band I, 2: Spring Festival, 3: Basket- ball I: Volleyball I: Entre Nous 3. ELIZABETH WAANANEN Hae-W 2, 3: G. A. A. I, 2, 3: Soc- cer I, 2, 3: Basketball I, 2: Track I, 2: Archery 2: Assemblies 2, 3: Social Hour Committees Z, 3. BARBARA WADDELL Declamation 2, 3: Entre Nous 2, 3, President 2: Swimming Team I: Roll Room Chairman 3: Operetta Make-up Committee 3: Ghost Train Commit- tee 3: Social Hour Committee 3. AMIE WAHLROOS DAISY WALKAMA . Quill and Scroll: Student Council 2: Annual StaI'f3: Star of the North Staff 2,' 3: All-School Play 2: Glee Club 2: Mid-Winter Concert 2: Hae-W I, 2, 3, Secretary 2, President 3: G. A. A. 2, 3: G. A. A. Council 3: Soccer 2, 3: Basketball I, 3: Tennis I: Volleyball 3: Assemblies I, 2, 3: All-School Play Production Staff 2, 3: Water Ballet. LEO WASHELESKI DOROTHY WEAVER SHIRLEY WEBB All-School Play Z: Glee Club 2, 3: Red Mill : Mid-Winter Concerts 2, 3: Operetta Make-Up Committee 3. WALTER WELANDER Football I, 2: Intramural Sports 2. LEROY WICKSTROM Intramural Sports 2, 3. LESTER WICKSTROM Band I, 2, 3: Football 2, 3: Swim- ming Team I, 2, 3: Track I: Intra- mural Sports 3: Spring Festival 3. CHARLES WILCOX Senior Class President: Junior Class President: Class Treasurer I: Student Council I: Basketball I, 2, 3, Captain 3: Class Play: All-School Play 2: Coa- mopolitan 2, 3, Treasurer Z: Football 2: Track I, 2: Assemblies I, 2, 3: Prom Committee 2 : Social Hour Corn- mittee 2. THOMAS WILLIAMS Hi-Y 2, 3: Swimming Team I, 2, 3: Track I, Z: Sylvian: Class Play. ELAYNE WILLING Orchestra I, 2, 3: Symphony I, 2, 3: Band 3: Spring Festival 3: Annual Staff 3: Forensic I, 2, 3: Basketball I: Tennis'I: Volleyball 2: Assembly I: Prom Committee 2: Social Hour Committees 2, 3. EVA WOODS Hae-W 2, 3, Treasurer 3: G. A. A. 2, 3: Soccer I, 2, 3: Basketball l, 2, 3: Recreational Sports I, 2, 3: Volleyball I, 2, 3: Baseball I: Assembly 2: Social Hour Committee Z, 3. GEORGE WOODS Glee Club I: Sweethearts : Mid-Win- ter Concert I: Cosmopolitan 2, 3, Treasurer 3: Assembly I. ROSE ZNAMEROSKI Forensic I, 2, 3: International Rela- tions Club 2: Archery 2, 3: Volleyball I, 2: Assembly I: Color and Flower Committee 3: Social Hour Committee. 65 'litc if 7 Sept. 8fDeciamation entices enroii- N ment of twenty potentiai Barry- Dec. I mores. . Cher Uxpoo Sept. l4fS0ccer and heid hockey blea vb formtball H sporties report for scrimmage. Def. IU' afioh ferfules Sept. 16fNiusicaiLombards intrigue in B 3XTch I of yearbP01-tray Premier Siette's discipies with ol-Ch Minor allfovsk , 001: ta. awiiefy. Def. ,jsffa 'endqedy S 'fpa A Sept. Zlfilooseveit pep instigators D lfle HXFeath by symt eticef go into first huddie. if- 15ie'W trefed Wit phony Sept. 22 fYearbook organization D Old NMr, ga-fury. 'Warmer meeting draws forty pencii-nib- KQ17xI!C1t at Ullfrock S tic. biers to practice. De froli aul JO t0ts' jo! .Fomps Sept. 25-'jupiter Piuvius drenches C' 18x C' ne-ses C 1117. as outdoor assembiy pians. 155:51 in 533111 chew. apff Hr Hae De - f- P- ,mg ' is Oct. 1'Newsies distribute iirst is- sg 18XAr h 11663 Clfgmwielder 5 sue of the Star of the North. My sonal tr tl-Stic t stmas res ' Oct. 6fLioyd Bawden swampe in Def. adition gfbleaus ' X dime deiuge for Stars . oh Nifxqsol In Yule p0rtray Oct. l6fBeardiess bums baioneyed Chr- he Li omoh a5Sem. ' at hob0 hop. lstmas ttle Thi Oman 1, Oct. 28fHae-W's put giory-scaips h jan. 13 Ptesenrasgs in Lidilqes 3 on commerciai basis. P0116 XVCIIQII On. 1 ev at ff' Oct. 30fUniucky coup brings Gii- J mock jompetgv .simp X yt? bert a 6 to 0 iead at first home- dn' Zgj ection In F-son, A L, , ch . 01-en I I Ca coming. jd 01-.31 Inter S10 C - , 131.1 23lZason. Concert I lub U o 1s is H' 24XRamarf0nO1So,, ' Elfzab N ov. 13'Vioiet Lanquist boidiy 1 senfertain ussiah A Contesflace in eflz confronts Eve's nemesis in Barrett jany mP110n S maxi If The ' 10' assembiy. m' 28XRy 502150 nmal aug? tg-ou N ov. 18'-Nirs. Faegre discusses 1-osral bauzifb t' 'ence pe This Business of Growing Uv, jan. Zndl sleeteerseam pull of in series of iectures for giris. i at L9XStud tllrou Z intra N ov. I9fHi-Y initiates .pursue gai- Life feY1101e ents gm . g first' , ioping greased pig. Jan, 29111 the ,gf Na Fngsid Nov. 20fChiii-projecting aii-schooi S01-edXR6d C 0f0 R tlfmal 5 seats cast throws the switch on The jan- 29 by .211 MSS SOf.V'eW . 611001 Ghost Train . J 1fmhoxFirst clubs nelal hour N ov. 20-'Rita Darin, Dan Simon 5 dn' 29iff01-gcfemesterts t5'52,7gP0n. attend Mankato press conciave. ballots Pepsi-e tten ills passes I odfyn N ov. 20fLocais ieave for district I ' rs Cast' Into A Hi-Y conference at Hibbing. I K profnoo 'ENS X Nov. 24fForensic sociai features stef 'Q A L Bl Gobbie-Wobbie dance. XL , 757' X - 66 Feb. 1--Amateur Houdinis buffa- loed by Foxwell conjurations. Feb. 3-Unsuspected Fritz Kreislers surprise schoolmates in senior as- sembly. Feb. 6-Penny banlcs pillaged for fourth annual G. A. A. Carnival. Feb. 12--Beryle Olson and Harry Hill waltz for prize bon-bons at Valentine dance. Feb. 17-Hypo priclcs goose pimples as Mantoux tests are administered. Feb. 21-Nicholas Furjaniclc inter- prets the Glazunov Concerto for Violin at Sunday concert. M arab 2-Koslci's mumps swell pre- tourney excitement. March 6--Eleven Virginia entrants reach finals in Range Speech con- test by the tip of the tongue. Marcb 8-Robert Slcarp roosts on second rung in Regional Declam XX ll? S f x I se i A E-sg X figgfzgixcs X ?2a0QS'4v Ab! if its i? Prfy 99,5 g Ut-al b Mak! , 1 ,I xl f ei' :iss is If x S , E ' vqlr Q 3 A In - 1 X, ,Q 5 Pr ' a 'me 'fif?fs- .ll 5-X sk-etb I1 V. ..-2 1 tl . 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I 0 v V, A- W J Foren gelftalle ixlllounn Cgsmo 1 S'f A S Sp arms S , X Alqyj lumnaeeefb to tells w - .N f' :fo XE5 meet- Ufne of larch. 15.-Ongalo organizes lay-f ,di ti nal F zabetb Ing. Y at down strilce of Snoozers' Union. ,Q Ala 011 at forensic Full-on darcb 16-Tri-Hi kitchen lcraft --,, 'E SCJ' 7XlVafkgOnV,Lc-agu enters N emerges as girls boil coffee mf ,f fyfayrved byatlonaj ge, HEC comp fi- Mother-Daughter meeting. ' 'Q Honjgxcospring fe lfsjc isis, eti- Marcb 17--Erin's-own do the Ir1sh+--l--fzxj-'lm' 4 gitIs,01-Ban fonatlb Sava, eel: ob Washerwoman to Tiny Specht's it ' fum, 6 Clubs 9Ueg Spa sets' ' rhythms at St. Patriclc's Day jig. l J s01emXBaqf I onsoredbkey a Marcb 19--Vvithout resorting to uve 10 note laureate Yrbteet S pebble-in-the-mouth tactics, Vir- ginians top Minnesota Forensic League contestants. March 22'-Opening whistle blows for girls' spring sports season. March 31--Liquid air demonstrator hangs 270 degree exclamation point over heads of audience. 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