Roosevelt High School - Rohian Yearbook (Virginia, MN)

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Ro Hi Thespians, VHS’s only dramatics club, promotes fun and appreciation in dramatics and tries to create interest in debate and discussion. Guiding its many play productions and other activities were President, Rosalvn Sher; Vice President, Tom Rursch; Secretary-Treasurer. Mary Lou Rathbun, and their capable adviser, Miss Healy. Between rehearsals for the all-school play “A Young Man’s Fancy,” the Thespians found time to make a float for Homecoming showing the football coach giving instructions to the football co-captains. Several one-act plays were given during the year. Students interested in oratory, extemporaneous speak- ing and manuscript reading participated in a speech clinic in Duluth where ratings were not given, and later they par- ticipated in the District 27 Speech meet held in Ely. Romeo; Romeo but Roz and Tom are get- ting a big laugh out of rehearsing their lines for the Ro-Hi Theps. KNEELING: Roz Sher. FRONT ROW—left to right: Mary Lou Rathbun, Miss Healy, Mitzie Bourgin, Barbara Stickney, Ann Shanedling. SECOND ROW: Ray Nelson, Duane Brinkman, Margaret McCain, Gwen Staff.

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Hae-W’s role in club activities is primarily social. Elec- tions for officers are held at the beginning of each semester instead of once a year. First semester officers are Sandra Wallgren. President; Ruth Junnila. Vice President; Charlotte Fredrickson, Secretary; and Jean Ollila. Treasurer. Selected for the second semester were President. Kaye Jaksha; Vice President. Ellen Mattson; Secretary. Jacqueline Ronicatto. Miss Holley is the club adviser. During Homecoming Hae-W members sold pom-pons, followed by numerous candy sales and the selection of Arthur Thayer as their candidate for King of Hearts. A Christmas party, complete with a Santa Claus and gifts, was given for twelve welfare children. In their spare time the girls knitted angora hats which were so popular this winter. An Easter Egg sale, a splash party and the initiation of new members were some of the projects carried out this spring. A banquet honoring outstanding girls in different fields of activities ended a busy and successful year. Vita, Delores and Ruth count pom-pons and profits from the Hae-W Pom-Pon sales. FRONT ROW—left to right: Mercia Johnson. Karen Wallgren. Mary Garden. Jean Ollila. Charlotte Frederickson, Jacquelyn Bonicatto. Kay Jaksha. Ruth Junnila. Sandra Wallgren. SECOND ROW: Miss Holley, Shirley Tassi, Linda Maki. Dorothy Lundeen, Rose Marie Krasaway. Marilyn Perala. Sally Erickson. Margaret Staudehar. THIRD ROW: Diane Kirkman, Carol Kippola. Doreen Hunt. Vita Casagrande. Patty Marmas. Donna Haugen. Julia Chiaverini. Elaine Curtiss. FOURTH ROW: Janice Lepaqe. Marilyn Alto, Mardeile Luoma. Rose Marie Hutkowski. Delores Miladin. Donna Greene. El’en Mattson. Diane Wei- denhoff. Marlene Buvarp.

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The Girls’ Athletic Association promotes a wide selec- tion of activities and sports for girls and gives them a chance to earn a letter. Its membership consists of girls who have earned 150 points in one semester. Heading the year’s projects were Gradia Johnson, Presi- dent; Jean Kutcher, Vice President; Carol Johnson. Secre- tary; Margaret McCain, Treasurer; and Miss Ingersoll, the new adviser. In the fall speedball and bowling take up the members’ time, followed by water sports and basketball. Volleyball, recreational sports, archery and baseball fill out the sports program. The G.A.A. also contributed to the Basket Drive, put on a pep assembly featuring “Life With Irma,” sponsored the movie “Because of You”, and held a Coffee an’ in the school cafeteria in honor of the Lettermen’s Queen. The old consti- tution was revised by the executive committee. Winding up the year was the annual picnic in Olcott Park. Which one will get the sale? Or will Mike buy a ticket from each one of these G.A.A. mem- bers. Helen. Carol, and Marqe. FRONT ROW—left to right: Judie Kories. Jeon Ollilo, Borboro Sundquist, lois Kiiski- nen. Rose Morie Devich, Joon Pfeifer. Jeon Kutcher. Grodio Johnson. Carol Johnson. Gretchen Honson, Margaret MeCoin, Borboro Stickney. Arlefte Crosslond, Chorlene Neori Oorlene McDonald. M.ss Ingersoll. SECOND ROW: Po» luomo. Doreen Hunt, Borboro Byrne. Morcia Johnson. Dorothy lundeen, Shirley Tossi. Morgorel Johnson, Betty tou Jansek Carolyn Prue, Judy Johnson, Sandra Cron, Janice Simon, Doris Simon- son. Gwen Stall. Jocquelyn Bomcotto. Koy Joksho. THIRD ROW: Ann Shonedl.ng Margaret Hayes. Foye Romer. Barbara Popelko. Mary Gorden, Colleen Johnson Muriel Johnson, leoto Desonio, Fronces Mitshilus. Carol Rothbun. FOURTH ROW: Borboro Roukor. Gloria Scorrott. Morgoret Stoudhor. Pot Mormos. Priscillo Imdfors, Jonice Anderson Mono Focsmon, Esther Okerstrom. Carol Sorgenfrei. Kathleen Bolond, Pot Condon, ’jeonnette Skloi FIFTH ROW Jennie Joksho. Chorlotte Freder.ckson, Corol Gorden' Collette K.shel. Imda Moki. Donno Greene. Nioto Rebrovich. SIXTH ROW: Marlene Buvorp, Elizobeth Borboni, Jeonnette Wiljonen. Judy Honson. Carol Hill, Sandro McKenzie, Fronces Moher, Koy Sims, Mory Sommonn.