Roosevelt High School - Rohian Yearbook (Virginia, MN)

Text from Pages 1 - 112 of the 1954 volume:

A, . f ROOSEVELT HIGH SCHOOL VIHOINIA MINNESOTA .Q 9 in 1 .1 O t 1 K . 1 1 E 1 Zine 1950 Raluhn I Looking back through the past years we recall blurred memories of the good and bad episodes in our childhood days. We remember our first day of school. It was a solemn occasion as we trudged along holding our mothers' hands. Some cried. Others were happy. And still others were indifferent. Physically, of course, we all grew up. This can be measured with a ruler. But how can mental and emotional growth be measured? Now high school is to become another phase of the past. We enter the adult world the moment we receive our diplomas. Overnight we must act and think as adults. This world is one that must be faced with confidence. Education now, for most, will take a new form-experience. And again there will be differences. Success for each will be different. Failures painful for all. And the promise of hope the foundation to begin anew. It is to parents, teachers, friends, janitors- all the people who have stood at our side ready to help us over the rough spots the class of 1954 dedicates this annual. STAFF f 0 I' DITOI15 'VIANACINI P DITCH COPY EDITOR BL SINESS 'VIAN Af I' H qectlonc ADMINISTRATION CI ASSE S SCHOOI I H P PHOTOQ RAPHX ART Staff Jerry Bala d Kafhleen Bala d Marlene Gush Gloria Sca roll Sha ley Tass Jea neHe Sltlasz ART FONST LTANT ADX ISOR Dor s S mo son Janice S mon Jean Lahf Lols Caddy Rose W klund K ren Wallgre Ma c a Johnson J due Korfes Margare+ Puf l Houghlcn Peferson Do ee Hunf Dal Lnd Doroflwy Noyes Ed na M ss An Mobe g M Jon Malanoy P yan in 1 N ..,........................................ I I n , a n . Q 1 fl 1 .........,...............a.. ' i 1 J ........,,.,.............,........,.... 1 ' . Y . , . . v. If ,,,..........,.,....... 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ANIZ-XTIUNS SCHOOI I ll F ADXPRTIQINI 82 ,s '.'. ...t...tYY..t,...........,..............,........t...Y......t............,......... 2 A , ' ' .eee.eae......e,.,.....,..............................t..,W...,,.l..............,...,.,. .. 6 ,A f of 4,,,rrs,,,t,,,,,..,.,t.,,,,,,,,,,.,,........................,............................... 14 ATHLETICS .t..,,,..t,t......,....................,...........t.tt..tY..a,..t................,... 42 If f A ,,,,,.,,,.,,.,.r.,.,,.,,.rtl.tt,,.rt.,s,.,............................. 54 . , ,.....,,...t..,,.,...,..,,..,...,....................at...t..t.................... 68 QPQ an X Xl 'I' av W- P d Q, Voice of ihe communify dlreciing The affairs of ubnc educafion-ine Scnool Board: leff fo ri M Q Iredcrs, Ear! F. Hcisel, Edwin Pakoha, Dr. W. S. Neff: Superiniendenf of Schools, Gauge Shahid Fas L ' a efd q fn 9 eff..:ef'5fev 'ends C5 + s year! if ' at' f 'n Q IVE' dag 'fn awed s'F't5 down - fi 'Ii 'K Principal, Jdn Lind and Dean cf Sfudenfs, Gene Ave, fird Hme fvm fnelr sinednfe C5 adrrnrisiraiive d M8951 CCJSQ vp fnifos Teddy FVCdV:'li5CV', Jane? S .. ' ,and Mnrlsfifa Kmanef. as freasurer, Dr. Oscar Ness: clerk, Mrs. Anna Hanson: and chairman, John PepeNnjal:. 0ur Future Two men wrm have known Hundreds-of srudenfs In Meir cwrnbinpd 60 years of wrrk In Hwe Virginia SQHOQI s,'ifern--sind Herlc, Seng Persson, and book Clerk, Jenn Trfmblel Checking fhe firsf cnpy Cf fcmofrgwfs deny bUUeTir' is Mr. Ind? feirefary, MISS Arvl a. Mear'Nn5Ne, Carol Kanpoi, par? Hrne afsisfenf and VJC smdenr, iypes up gfrne needed 'nfcrrnaflnn for the cffice Wes. YP: P.-LC- 41' MR. SCHWARTZ fakes ffrre :J fmm Wwe day fo CAME up or' s 'we Wm? Jeep, Teaching Efqllffw, La+E , afd Erenih ?n 5ddK Crw ff fvkifa fir 'sae :.A AS'4'C15 's a 'VVFQ Qrb :ir ve ma' l MR. MCILLVENNA awd We Yafe Mr, Lffsfiaj rfmbwp agfvk 'A ynwfre 5 Q SVCS F7 cs Cf f3l :T3':n. pvbfvrw :sr Mr M'Wvf- a' S 4 f'G',' . V , , , , , f . fry: Wwe' fa' ses peipe 's ds Wa wke his +2 :Nw 7 pmpefy 7' NEW TEACHERS. Mlss Korpy and Mr. MaYavey, are given a pre- view :I We newiy adoofed Junior Eng EF +e'a+ue 'rexf book by Miss Ogref. Sopkxmore EnqNisFv feadwer and dvairma' of The English Deparf- menf. 1 SEWING TEACHER rd A 'e : M H , afd Mis 'ffbefq sk 0 he dl ?eat 'g p'fb'e-'ns be- dasses. l MISS HALVORSON PAUSES bc re 'd Per daytakxf me swung TW 5E J, 2 NAM 'Ve VJ'-VES, i ST. OLAF COLLEGE S',dE? 'ea:L'ef, MES S e. pecewi' s,:e'-fees 'Ve iael 'TH' zndy ceftd V' 'Jas S ipfs 'A., h .' SEMO' E'l: S' C 555. i SCHOOL BOARD 'Nambe' Cr Nei? we '9s Mt Q-laM'a 'Q 9 anna' Deny 2Df'22'ed by We S:'f: Bfafd ::r 'eafefs Y' +49 V g 'a sc 1: sys+erv-, T'-3 paffy orcvldes af CDSC , X, fof aL! D'3'5T'S dfezfy :: 'e:'ed QM We sinh efs'ef'v a'd P-'f wles be we beds' aw-: ed, THREE INDUSTRIAL ARTS ir'sfru:'crs, Mr, Pcffsmiflw, Mr. Edgar and Mr. Jcfes, mee? Tn We shops SACCLKFCTWT ,Q tak over some common probWems. Q i ALL I WANT ws f e c-,s Pub Men I fp ,L says M',A'de's: . i MORE THAN ONCE S ,er Mn SM., 5,5 nd, Sm: I, M. UAB Q Fpv, ' f 'saw fed 'H-e 'e aces, o':',fe V2 S'::k acc:-3a's +C be e K Q , see A e e . e e cves crcfd 'fe s:-f' b,fY'Se1:. 1 Pai Condon 6nd Judy Jfknff' fry var- iffm feefz +C 'defflfy an Lfkgmvw Rn We fbomlghy xab. -r Effecfive gesiures as we' as effedive Spceih a'e di!-'E Toed drarra Ts f'ass. , Ar? sfudenfs, Barbara HW and Roberfa Papin, ska:-fdw phns of flwe Halk for Miss Moberg as a par? of Their regnfar dass work In perspecfives. y-R Hs all .ffeaie afd 'safe paw: rzw, b ' bf! 'Q Q Eaqfefe Maw' Q Haw: P5 dw , l , Judy Tamfe afd Ba'bafa C-oo:'eMI ' lf ign- I' Ellen Anderson rd Lint-' VV l Marilyn Gillaerf ,ies V9 awe Cl.. -nl? ,KK Now wha? was 7+ 'Ve lmgrleeffn .3n e'dmen+ przvldedf' Lawrence. Jfln, Bmze, Wlllam, Mary, afd Lee rfy +9 cimplele We-ir wcfkbask frre'l lr MAS: Halvhrzfn s s':rk, fees. Adding machines a'd Cat.. alcfs pri- ' A N ' 'f :if 2 Mrk V' May Pena Cat K-!lc3 I5'?' efd l Nancy Arko 9 ,v gan Q D GFS '- Y' '4 ' 9151 CJ C.. 62 T- -'27 RONALD ABRAHAMSON- Abe -Undecided Lettermen's Club 3, Gall 3. A golf rlub if one of his best friends. EDNA AHO- Northwestern Hospital of Nursing Entre Nous l, 2, 31 Girls Chorus l, 25 Mixed Choir 2, 31 Prom Committee 23 Library Helper 3. Quality compensate: for quantity. MARILYN ALTO- Muay -Secretary Transfer from Hibbing High School 2, Hoe-W 2, 3. Her rharm is as natural at ber ruflr. DONALD ALUNI- Don -Vic Library Helper 3, Track lg Memorial Com- mittee 3, Don seem: quiet but is be? li CHARLES ANDERSON- Chuck -College Lettermen's Club 27 Basketball 3g Tennis 3, Hockey 37 Memorial Committee 3. A blazing humor to maffb hir fed bair. ELLEN ANDERSON- Undecided Entre Nous 'l, 2, 3: Kiss For Cinderella , Crew 37 Girls Chorus lg Mixed Choir 2, 37 Drill Team l. Always ready lo mzile, ARLAND AVERILL- Pro -College Sophomore Class Treasurer, Mixed Choir l, 2, 37 Basketball l, 2, 37 Track l, 25 One Man's Fancy , Cast 2g Kiss Far Cinderella , Crew 3, Magazine Committee 3g Top ten magazine sellerg Play Reading Committee 3. An elerlrir spark in our :lan arrivi- tier. KATHLEEN BALAND- Kathy -VIC G.A.A. l, 2, 3g Entre Nous l, 2, 3, Ro Hi Theps l, 2, 3, President 3g Girls Chorus l, 27 Mixed Choir 2, 35 Imaginary Invalid , Crew lg Young Man's Fancy , Crew 2, Kiss For Cinderella , Crew 3g G,A.A. Council 35 Rohran Stall 2, 3g Star ol the North 21 Drill Yeam 2, 3, Top ten magazine seller, Bulletin Board Committee 3. Full of fuzz and mixrbief too. ORVAL BANTZ Certified Public Accountant Honor Roll 3: Cheerleader 3, Top ten maga- zine sellerg Rohian Solicitor 35 Kig5 For Cinderella . Crew 3, Play Reading Commit- tee 3. Our loyal king of pep. 'K . r 1. ,. N .ri 5 JOHN BELFIORI- Belfy - College Goll l, 2, 3g Banquet Committee 3. Laugh and the world laugh: with me. in 1 6 ky SHIRLEY BEMENT- Bee -Nursing c-.A.A. 1, 2. A laugh Jlraight from her heart. RICHARD BENKUSKY- Ben -Undecicled l.ettermen'x Club l, 2. 3: Football l, 2 - Swimming l. 2, 3: King ol Hearts 3. .3. Handfome guy of the rlarrroomf. if ROBERT BERGER- B0b - vjc l.ettermen's Club 3, Basketball 1, Tennis 2, 3, Mixed Choir 2, 3. Hit quiet manner :annot hide the rparile in hix EIEJ. GLENN BERTELSON- Stretch -Hamline l.ettermen's Club 3, Basketball 1, 2, 3, Traclr 3. The strong, Jilent type. JOE BONATO- joe - Engineering Student Council l, 3, President 3, Senior Class President, Sophomore Class President, Maga- zine Committee 3, Nomination Committee 2, Prom Committee 2, Honor Roll l, 2, 3, Jun- ior Rotarian 37 National Honor Society 3. Sparkling wit romhined with a true Jenxe of understanding. JACQUELYN BONICATTO - jackie -Business G.A.A. Council 2, 3, G.A.A. l, 2, 3g Hoe-W I, 2, 3, Secretary 2: Drill Team 2. Poneue: a carefree nature. DUANE BRINKMAN- Undccidcd Ra Hi Theps 2, 3, Young Man's Fancy , Cast 2. ll7'lay worry when Ilaefe are .fo many olber Ibingx 10 do? BONNIE BURNETT- Beautician Hae-W 2, 3, Prom Committee 2, Drill Team 3, Library Helper 3, Banquet Committee 3. A likeable min u'flfJ a ready Jmile. MARLENE BUVARP- Maf -vjc G.A.A. l, 2, 3, Hae-W l, 2, 3, Drill Team 2, 3, Rohian Solicitor 3, Library Helper 3, Girls Chorus 2, 3, Magazine Committee 3, Bulletin Board Committee 3. A mifrlzierour look in her eyef. LOIS CADDY- Loie - UMD National Honor Society 2, 3, SecretafY'T'e0 urer 3, Hae-W l, 2, 3, Ra Hi Theps 3: G.A.A. l, 2, 3, Senior Class 2nd Vice-President: Slu- dent Council 3, Vice-President 3, Rohian Busi- ness Manager 3, Star al the North 3, Kiss For Cinderella , Stage Manager 3: Imagin- ary Invalid , Crew l, Young Man's Fancy , Cast 2, Voice ol Democracy Contest 3: HONOY Rall l, 2, 3, Ring Committee 2, G.A.A. Council 3, Girls Chorus l: Nominating Com- mittee 2, Magazine Committee 3. A dependable min u'fIlJ a mature mind. N C was 55. HERBERT CARLSON- Machinist Bfollaer of Demzir the Menace. MARGARET CARLSON- Peggy -X-ray Technician Hae-W l, 2, 3, Girls Chorus l, 2, Girls Sports l, 2, Drill Team 2, 3, Top ten maga- zine seller. Our happy-go-lzzfky Jerziur, JULIE ANN CHIAVERINI- St. Scholastica Hue-W l, 2, 3, Rohian Solicitor 3, Girls Chorus 2, 3, Kiss For Cinderella , Crew 3, Honor Roll 3, Library Helper 3, Bulletin Board Committee 3. A Jefene and Jofiable ro-ed. MICHAEL CHOPP- Mike -Undecided National Honor Society 2, 3, President 3, Honor Rall l, 2, 3, Lettermen's Club l, 2, 3, Vice-President 3, Pep Council l, 2, 3, Vice- President 2, Sophomore Class Vice-President, Swimming l, 2, 3, Co-Captain 3, Track 2, 3, Boy's State 2, Homecoming Committee 2, Caleteria Helper l, 2, 3, Memorial Commit- tee Chairman 3, Junior Rotorian 3. Show: bir pmwerr in lhe pool. WILLIAM CUNDY- Bill vjc l.ettermen's Club 3, Bond l, 2, 3 Swimming l, 2, 3, Truck 2, 3: Kiss For Cinderella . Crew 3, Dirty Dozen l, 2, Caleterio Helper l, 25 Honor Roll 3, Junior Rotorian 3. Life: murir and fun, ELAINE CURTISS-VJC Hoe-W l, 2, 3, G.A.A. 2, 3, Ro Hi Theps 37 Young Mon's Fancy , Crew 2. Her humor brazhr an! at urzexperted' momerzlf. ROGER EDBLOM- R0g - vjc Ro Hi Theps 3, National Honor Society 2, 35 Senior Class lst Vice-President, Junior Class Treasurer, Student Council 2, 3, Roliiun Solic- itor 3, Kiss For Cinderella , Crew 37 Ring Committee 2, Nominating Committee 2, Junior Rotation 3, Magczine Commitee 31 Library Helper 3, Honor Roll l, 2, 3, Youth Council 3. Puff hir worrier in a ,bother with a hole in il. RUSSELL ELOF SON- Electronics Friendly and Jinrere. is if DONALD ERICKSON- Kuck Arm - Y Lettermen 5 Club 2, 3, Swimming Team l, 2 3. Mailer of lhe dirirzg hoard. ELSA ERICKSON- Els - vjci Entre Nous l, 2, 3, Kiss For Cinderella Crew 3, Girls Chorus l, 2, Mixed Choir 3 Bulletin Board Committee 3. A Jeriouf mamrer uiirh a Jmile Imil- irzg behind. FRANKLIN FALKOWSKI- Frank -Business School Ilif grin if hoyirh and irzfecliour. MARIAN FAULKNER- Al -VJC Transfer from Orr, Minnesota 2, Entre Nous 2, 3, G,A A, 2, 3, Cafeteria Helper 2, Ring Committee 2, Mixed Choir 3, Drill Teom 3. Charm in ,z uunm friendly Jmile. THOMAS FERRELL- Tom -Coaching Lettermen's Club 2, 3, President 3, Pep Coun- cil 3, Basketball 2, 3, Co-Captain 3, Baseball 2, 3, Football 3. Ha: an eye for Jporu and women. JAY FORSMAN- Bronco -U of M Band l, 2, 35 Orchestra l, 2, 3, Mixed Choir l, 2, 35 Football 2, 37 Kiss For Cinderella , Cust 3, Play Reading Committee 3. Three Jpeedr - Jlow, flower, Jlop. CHARLOTTE FREDRICK- SON- Char -VIC G.A.A. l, 2, 37 Hae-W l, 2, 3, Secretory 2, Vice-President 3, Pep Council l, 2, Cheer- leader 1, 2, Drill Team 3, Homecoming Com- mittee 3. Vitality tba! will never eeare. MERLE FURU- Merley - vjc Entre Nous 2, 35 Band ly Library Helper 3. Portrail of a good-natured mul. MARY LOUISE GARDEN- vjc G.A,A. l, 2, 3, G.A.A. Council I, Hae-W 2, ,3 President 3: Maiorette 3. A Jilver lining to anyone: rlaud. MARILYN GILBERT- Gil -Business School Entre Nous l, 2. A fun-loving min. MARLENE GISH- Mar - Minneapolis School of Busi- IICSS Hae-W l, 2, 3, Moiorette l, 2, 3, Leader 3 Girls Sports l, 2, 3, Slar of the North 3 Rohion 3. A prelly girl .reeking adrenlure. MARION GRAMS- Gramechka -St. Lukes Hos pital Hue-W 2, 3, Girls Chorus 2: Top ten moga zine seller 3. A merry wanderer danring llsrougb life. , ,W A 295 56 PETER HANSEN- Pete - vjc Junior Class Vice-President, Student Council 2, Lettermen's Club 3, Baseball 2, 3, Mem- orial Committee 3. The .fileut type. but dmft let that foul you. KENNETH HARRIO- Ken -UMD Lettermen's Club 2, 3, Bond l, 2, 3, Basket, ball l, 2, 3, Co-Cuptoin 3, Track 2, Mixed Choir 3, Pep Council 3. I lore zwrk - it farrirrater me - I could tit and watch it for Imam. DONNA HAUGEN- Virginia School of Beauty Culture Hoe-W 2, 3, Library Helper 3. I drnft make 1011 muff? notre. DUANE HILMAS- Undecided Aluajr ready to defend bit 1'ieu'.r. DOREEN HUNT- Undecided G,A.A, l, 2, 3, Hne,W 2, 3, Kiss For Cind- erello' , Cost 3, Banquet Committee 3. Het' eyer ure aflood with laughter. JENNIE jAKSA- Jer1 - vjc G,A.A. l, 2, 3, Entre Nous l, 2, 3, G.A.A. Council 3, Girls Chorus l, 3, Library Helper 3- Queen Attendant 3, Cafeteria Helper 2, Memoriol Committee 3. A radiant Jtar with a warm and happy glow. KAY JAKSHA- Kay0 - Secretary Hue-W l, 2, 3, President 2, 3, G.A.A, l, 2, 3, G.A.A. Council 2, 3: Pep Council l, 2, 3, Secretary 3, Prom Committee 2, Drill Team 2, Homecoming Queen 3, Memorial Committee 3, A-B4C'J of popularity - ability, beauty, ra-operation. CAROL JEFFERY- Duluth School of Beauty Culture G,A.A. 2, 3, Entre Nous 2, 3, GAA. Sports I, Honor Roll l, 2, 3, Turncbout Committee 3, Girls Chorus 3. Smart and rompetent. RICHARD JOELSON- Dick -Machinist Pep Council 3, Lettermen's Club 2, 3, Foot- ball l, 2, 3, Co'Captaln 3, Basketball l, 2, 3. Lore tba! life of pleaiureu ARDENE JOFFE- Dene - Undecided Transler from East High School, Duluth 31 Ro Hi Theps 3, Honor Poll 3, Girls Chorus 3, Mixed Choir 3, Kiss For Cinderella , Cast 3, Announcement Committee 3, Entre Nous 3. Giggic will: me and u'e'il be friendff' EARL JOHNSON- Sparky -U of M Ro Hi Thep: l, 2, 3, Junior Class President, Student Council 2g Junior Rotarion 3, Imag- inary Invalid , Crew lp Ring Committee 27 Nominating Committee 2, Prom Committee 2, Hix mind ix lair kingdom. LAXWRENCE JOHNSON- Mechanic Hif .filezzre ii an duel. 685 f .fy .,,,' ii iaiiia . 2 , F' MARCIA JOHNSON- ' Toby -College Hoe-W l, 2, 3, Treasurer 3: GA A, l, 2, 3, Vice-President 3, Ro Hi Theps 3, GAA. Council 3, Mixed Choir l, 2, 3, Young Mans Fancy , Cast 2, Kiss For Cinderella , CCI!! 3, Rohian 3, Star at the North, Editorial Board 3, Library Helper 3: Rohian Solicitor 3, Honor Poll 2, 3, Play Reading Committee Chairman 3. If .rrlmrfl ufre if rirrui I'd be line rhiet rluzwlf' PETER JOHNSON- Pete -Houghton School of Mines Pep Council 3, Lettermens Club l, 2, 3, Treasurer 3, Swimming Team l, 2, 3, Co- Captain 35 Young Mans Fancy ', Crew 23 Junior Rotcrian 35 Homecoming Committee 3, Track l, 2, 3g Kiss For Cinderella , Crew and Cost 3, Cafeteria Helper l, 2, Hoe-W King Candidate 3. Hundwme mm of fine Juifrzmirzg lmer. RICHARD JOHNSON- Dick -VJC Ro Hi Thepu l, 2, 3g Mixed Choir l, 2, 3g Basketball l, 2, 3, Track 2, 3, Imaginary Invalid , Cast lp Prom Committee 2, An- nouncement Committee 3, Banquet Committee 3. King of flame who lerue. MARLEY KENDALL- Truck driver A Jmile mini' bii quiet marnzer. 31 CAROL KIPPOLA- Secretary Hs-sw 2, 3 GAA 2, 3 Dull Team 3, th Prom Committee 2. -Illkllllflllf in Sjriril. DIANE KIRKMAN- Undecided GA A, 2, 3, Drill Team 2, 3, Girls Sports l, Q Play Reading Committee 3. The .rfzjrit lIlgl2fld!6'llll1,4',fZ7i!7. JUDITH KORTES- Judie Medical Technologist G.A.A. l, 2, 3, Entre Nous l, 2, 3, Treasur- er 3, Girls Chorus l, Honor Roll l, 3, Drill Team 2, 3, 'Young Man's Fancy , Crew 2, Kiss For Cinderella ', Crew 3: Queen Can- didate 3: Star ol the North, Editorial Board 3, Rohran Staff 3, Voice at Democracy Con- test 3, Banquet Committee Chairman 3. Light-laearled ar a butterfly. ROSEMARIE KRASAWAY - R o si e -Minneapolis School of Beauty Culture Har.--W l, 2, 3, Vice President 3, Ro Hi Theps 3, 'Kiss For Cinderella , Cast and Crew 3, Drill Team 2, Library Helper 3, Banquet Com- mittee 3. Krmu-11 for bn laorzerl, dirrfeel man- ner. A 'Wk DALE KROG- 'loe - Electrician Football 2, Hockey 3- Banquet Committee 3. Life .md I are gfH1dIlifiFlId.l,H RICHARD LACKNER- Dick -College Deep in Ilmugbl. JEAN LAHTI- Jeanie - Minnesota School of Busi- UCSS G.A.A. l, 2, 3, Entre Nous l, 2, 3, G.A.A. Council 2, 3, Junior Class Secretary, Student Council 2, Nominating Committee 2, Ring Committee 2, Queen Attendant 3, Star of the North 3, Rohian Copy Editor 3, Band l, 2, 3, Drill Team 2, 3, Girls Chorus 3: i'Yaung Man's Fancy , Crew 2, Kiss For Cinderella , Crew 3, Banquet Committee 3, A 1142761 girl uilla a feud, laugh. CAROL LAKOSKY-Work Tumbling Team 2, Pram Committee 2, Kiss For Cinderella , Cast 3, Banquet Committee 3. l'HS'J bmzzrifrzl qnerziwz box. GERALD LEMIEUX- jerry -Uncleciclecl LeHermen's Club l, Foolball l, 2, 3. A lion among women, iz man among men. JANICE LEPAGE- Jan vjc Hae-W l, 2, 3, Ro Hi Theps 2, 3, Secrelary- Treasurer 3, Young Man's Fancy , Cos! 2, Mixed Choir 2, 3, Honor Roll l, 2, 3, Drill Team 2, Turnaboui Commillee 3, Naiional Honor Sociery 3. An 8ff,t'f1'E.l!'?I1I laugh. A volume of of flowing fballef. DALE I.IND- Dubber - Cabinetmaker Lefiermerfs Club 2, 3, Track l, 2, 3, Band l, 2, 3, Mixed Choir 2, 3, Banquet Commit- tee 3. Dixplayf his afiixlif lalenu in many uwyy. MARY ANN LOVRETTA- Mar -Millers Hospital Enire Nous 2, 3. Her quiel manner belilllef ber Jpafb- ling flermnalily. ROCCI LUCARELLI- Track Gan g Baseball 2, 3, Hockey 3, Honor Rall 3. Merry men lead merry liz'e5. MARGO LUDWIG- Luclwigee -College Transfer from Edina-Morningside, Minneapolis 3, Kiss For Cinderella , Crew 3, Library Helper 3, Hoe-W 3. An aquatir rlmmpion with a Jmlely manner. DOROTHY LUNDEEN- Dodo -Business College G.A A. l, 2, 3, Hae-W l, 2, 3, Pep Council l, 2, 3, Presidenl 3, Cheerleader l, 2, 3, Homecoming Committee 2, 3, Turnoboui Com- miflee 3, Mixed Choir l, 2, 3. I'm noi a flirt, I'm jun friendly. MARDELL LUOMA- Mardy -V-IC Transfer from Orr, Minnesoia 2, Hae-W 2, 3, Secretary 3, G.A.A, 2, 3, Library Helper 3, Announcement Commillee 3, Turnaboui Com. mirfee 3, Drill Team 3. A11 are in Jborzlmnd. PATRICIA LUOMA- Pat -Occupational Therapy SAA. l, 2, 35 Entre Nous l, 2, 3, Girls Chorus l, 2, Mixed Choir J, Drill Team 2, 3, Prom Committee 2: Young Monk Fancy , Crew 2, Banquet Committee 3. Quiel people prove dependable. DAVID MCCAIN- Dave - Vic Student Council 3, Senior Class Treasurer, Football 3, Kiss For Cinderella , Crew 31 Honor Roll l, 2, 3, Junior Rotarian 3. Keepf a rlaerk on the clan money. 2 if GENE McCLURE- Moon -Undecided Football l. Roll on world, roll on. RONALD McKINNON- Muck -VJC Football 2, 31 Swimming Team l, 2, 31 Mixed Chair l, 2, 35 Junior Rotcrian 37 Kiss For Cinderella , Crew 3, Prom Committee 25 Magazine Committee 3, National Honor Socie- ty 3, Honor Roll I, 2, 3. Hi: u'ayJ make him E1'67'1b0dj,l' bud- dy. 5 5 EUGENE MAKI- Euge - Carpenter Track 35 Memorial Committee 3. A penetmling smile. LINDA MAKI- Lin - Work Hae-W l, 2, 3, G.A.A. 1, 2, 35 Mixed Choir I, 2, 35 Drill Team 2. A determined and quiet manner. PATTI MARMAS-VIC Hoe-W l, 2, 3, G,A.A. l, 2, 37 Drill Team 2, 31 Honor Roll 3. I darfx laugh all the time. CARL MINNETTI- Cugs -McPhail School of Music Band l, 2, 3, Orchestra l, 2, 3, Football Manager lp Prom Committee 2, Rohian Stott 2, Star at the North 2. I'm 4 Democmt-wanna argue? ELIZABETH MONTBRIAND - Betty Liz -Work Transfer from Cherry, Minnesota 2. Quiet and mlm ix tfzif light-haired min. ELAINE NIGRO- Business School Entre Nous 2, 3, Girls Chorus lg Drill Team 2, 3. Laughter if ber ben medicine, DOROTHY NOYES- Racket -Work Trcnsler from Little Falls, Minnesota 27 Star of the North 35 Rohian Stott 3. Racket? at borne in any crowd. JOAN OLIVER- joanie ,auf 3 'B 3? 4 Undecided Entre Nous 2, 3, G.A.A. 2, 3, Girls Sports lg a Library Helper 3, Girls Chorus 3, Banquet . Committee 3. Hur a friendly nalute. SHIRLEY OLKKALA- Pokala -Dance Instructor Mixed choir i, 2, 3, o A.A. 1, Banquet com. 'N mittee 3. Dei,e11vdffff.1 rlzccenr in bzzrifzerr JEAN OLLILIA-Undecided G.A.A. l, 2, 3, President 3, HcefW l, 2, 3, Treasurer 3, Drill Team 2, 3, Mixed Choir l, 2, 3, G.A.A. Council 3, Magazine Committee 3, Pram Committee 2, Honor Roll Q. Dimpled jean if the reamn Hgenlfe- men Aivrefew blofzdef' CYNTHIA ORTHUN Nurses Training Transfer from West High School, Minneapolis 3. Gay, young mpfaiflimte, PHILLIP PENTTILA- Pant -Undecided A man uillwul a wmfvari. Q I 16 it N is MARILYN PERALA- Mare -St. Lukes Hospital Hoe-W l, 2, 3, Library Helper 3, Star of the North 2, Rahion Stall 2- Drill Team 2, 3: Girls Chorus 2 Young Mans Fancy' Crew 2, Girls Sports l, 2 fl welded rfnrrijvlug on many dull 'ffL'J.l'if1Pl f, HOUGHTON PETERSON- I-lore -Undecicled lettermens Club 2, 3, Secretary 3: Junior Class Vice-President, Bond l, 2, 3, Orchestra l, 2, 3, Mixed Choir 3 School Photographer 2, 3. Luft in Ibe zmrld at plmlogmpby. THEODORE PIETRINI- Ted -Undecided A referred bu! uffable senior. C. RICHARD POPELKA- Dick -Armed Service 'Young Mans Fancy , Crew 2, Band l, 2. Parfenef .1 temperament of urzenouvr maodf. EDWINA PRYAN- Eddy Beauty School Entre Nous 2, 3: Mixed Choir l, 2, 3, Girl: Sports l, 2, Kiss For Cinderella , Crew 3, Library Helper 3: Star of the North 3, Rghign Staff 3, Alzragr in the mid!! of tlaingf. MARGARET PUTZEL- Marge -Medical Technol- ogist Entre Nous l, 2, 3, President 3, G.A.A, l, 2, 3, Council 3, Ro Hi Theps 3, Girls Chorus l, 2, Student Council l, Sophomore Class Secre- tary, Nominating Committee 2, Prom Com- mittee 2, Magazine Committee 3, Kiss For Cinderella , Crew 3, Rchian Stall 3, Drill Team 2, 3, Malorette 3, Star ol the North, Editorial Board 3, Honor Rall l, 2, 3, Nation- al Honor Society 3, Ulzpredifmlfle jourmzlirl of rmwg fal- 6'1lJ. CAROL RATHBUN- C.j. -Minnesota School of Busi- ness G,A,A. l, 2, 3, Treasurer 3, G.A.A. Council 3, Entre Nous 2, 3, Ro Hi Theps 3, National Honor Society 2, 3, Vice-President 3, Bond l, 2, Orchestra l, 2, Prom Committee 2, Young Man's Fancyu, Crew 2, Announcement Com- mittee Chairman 3, Magazine Committee 3, Drill Team 3, Turnabout Committee 3, Honor Roll l, 2, 3, Voledictoricn 3. A high-mzzkirlg fluderzr, infliried fu nlblelirr. BARBARA RAUKAR- Barb -VJC Entre Nous l, 2, 3, G,A,A. l, 2, 3, Drill Team 2, 3, Cafeteria Helper 2, Library Help- er 3. A Hire girl aim nuker a lrue friend. RICHARD REED- Dick - V C Band l, 2, 3: Swimming Team 3. Dorf! lex bi! .rize fool you. RONALD RIKALA- Ronnie -Engineering Announcement Committee 3, Football 'l, 2. Hi! rurl lflill nalural bu! bit lzumof ir. RODNEY ROBINSON- Rod -Undecided Letlermen's Club l, 2, 3, Baseball 2, 3, Football l, 2, 3, Basketball l. Ifrefiitible to the feminine heart. ROBERT RONKAINEN- Undecided A follower of Jporlf. , ,S . I of 1 MERLIN SANDNAS-Work Likef lo dubble in the art of elerlrir- ily. GLORIA SCARROTT- Glor --V-IC G.A.A. l, 2, 35 Entre Nous l, 2, 3, Drill Team 37 Library Helper 3, Girls Chorus 3 Star ol the North 3, Rohion Stoll 35 Young Mon's Fancy , Crew 2. A friend waffle baring. HERMAN SCHLEY-VIC 'Transfer from Sherburn, Minnesota 3, An inouncement Committee 3. A quiet 716'1l'f0l7I6f to VHS. SUSAN SCHUMAN-' 'Susie' -Secretary Entre Nous 3, Homecoming Queen Candidate 3g l.ettermen's Queen 3. A preliy mix! will: a perpetual Jmile. U KARL SHARP-VJC l.ettermen's Club 3, Ho Hi Theps 2, 3, Mixed Choir l, 2, 3, Imaginary Invalid , Crew I, A Young Man's Fancy , Crew 2, Kiss For Cinderella , Crew 3, Basketball Manager l, 2, 3, Track Manager 2, 3, Nominating Com. mittee 2: Prom Committee 2, Junior Ratarian 3: Magazine Committee 3: Honor Roll l, 2, 3: National Honor Society 3, Irztelligenre and rbeerfulrrerf are lair fompfzrrionr. JANICE SIMON- Janl'- vjc Entre Nous l, 2, 3: G.A.A. l, 2, 3, G.A.A. Council 3, Ro Hi Theps 3, Senior Class Secre- tary, Young Man's Fancy , Crew 2, Kiss For Cinderella , Crew 3, Student Council 3, Secretary-Treasurer 3, Pram Committee 2, Mix- ed Choir l, 2, 3, Drill Team 3, Magazine Committee 3, Queen Candidate 3, Turnabout Committee 3, Star ol the North 3, Rohian Managing Editor 3, Honor Roll l, 2, 3, National Honor Society 3. Rater first plate in our affections. DORIS SIMON SON- Dodo -Teaching Entre Nous l, 2, 3, Vice-President 2, G.A.A. l, 2, 3, Secretary 3, G.A.A. Council 3, Drill Team 2, 3, Leader 3, Nominating Com- mittee 2, Kiss For Cinderella , Crew 3, Ring Committee 2, Girls Chorus l, 2, Mixed Choir 3, Star ol the North 3, Rohian Co' Editor 3, Banquet Committee 3, National Honor Society 2, 3: Honor Roll l, 2, 3. The nucleus of school artivizier. DARLENE MAE SKHAL- Dar -St Lukes Hospital Transfer from Little Fork, Minnesota 2, Girls Cho'us 35 Girls Sports 3, I Speak For De- mocracy Contest 3. A good Lid in any crowd, JEANETTE SKLASZ- Jan -Undecided Entre Nous l, 2, 3, GAA. 2 3, Young Man's Fancy , Cast 2. Kiss For Cinderella , Crew 3: Girls Chorus 2, Mixed Choir 3, Star at the North 3, Rohian Stall 3, Girls Sports l, Library Helper 3, Play Reading Committee 3. A mmagiou: erzllauriafm. CHARLES SKORSETH- Chuck -Navy Football l, 2, 3, Hockey 3, Lettermerfs Club 2, 3. He ruler raver from his rbumr. DOROTHY SOLANDER- Secretarial School Transfer from Tower, Minnesota 3, Drill Team 3. Pefsorzulily ibut sparkles. MARGARET STAUDAHAR - Marge -Work QM. 1, 2, 3, Hcew 1, 2, 3. A :beefy lan who like! to laugh. SHIRLEY TASSI-Undecided Hae-W l, 2, 3, Secretary 3: G.A.A, l, 2, 3, Kiss For Cinderella , Cast 3, Drill Team 3, Rohian Stoll 3, Star al the North 3, Queen Attendant 3, Turnabout Committee 3. Lively Jfroke in the Jerzrof wheel. HELEN TAUSCH-VIC Entre Nous 2, 3, Secretary 3,Ro Hi Theps 3, Prom Committee 2, Young Man's Fancy , Cast 2, Kiss For Cinderella , Crew 3: Mixed Choir 2, 3, Drill Team 3, Voice ol Democracy Contest 3, Turnabout Committee 3, Library Helper 3, Memorial Committee 3. Compared of abiliry and charm. JON TIEBERG-Navy Football l, 2, 3, Basketball lg Hockey 3, Tennis l, 2, 3, Iorz'r lore for a good time never erzdr. EDWARD TURJA- Eddie vjc Silent ar the woozlr. KAREN VlRTA-- Kar - Work Entre Nous 2, 3, Cafeteria Helper 2. Smile rbal parrmyr ber mirrbief. O BARBARA VUKELICH- Secretarial School Girls Sports l, 2. Cbamclerirrifally mlm and unruffled. KAREN WALLGREN- Nurses Training Hoe-W l, 2, 35 Moiorette l, 2, 3, Leader 3, Girls Chorus l, Mixed Choir 2, 3, Ring Com- mittee 2, Prom Committee 2, Drill Team 3, Turnabout Committee 3, Star al the North 3, Rohran Co-Editor 3, Girls Sports l, 2, Honor Roll 3, Banquet Committee 3, A rfrrrir ar runny ar her burr. DIANE WIEDENHOFT- Dolly -St Lukes Hospital Hoe-W l, 2, 3, G.A,A. l, 2, 3, Girls Chorus l, 3, Kiss For Cinderella , Crew 3, Drill Team 2, 3. lJ6lFf777l!1dll07Z if ber key I0 rucrerr, ROSA LEE WIKLUND- Rose -College Tru Hr I, 2, 3, Ro Hx Thes3 GAA 3 P 'Knss For Cvnderello , Cos! 3 'Voung Mon F Clfffy , Crew 2, Bond 1, 2, 3 Gwrls Chorus 1, 2, Mrxed Chorr 3 Gnrls Sporrs I, 2, Rohnc Solfcnov 3- Turfwobouf Commmee 3 Star of rhe Norvh 3 Rohiorv Sluff 3, Drvll Team 3. Tl7t'Vt'Y.f nuff rr dull momerzl zrlfe I1 Rare if around, JAMES WILLIAMS- jim -V C Ro Hu Theps 3, Chou 1, 7, 3, Srudenf Council 3- Kass For Cunderello , Cos! 3. A and lim! .rlmuld be derzll. LESTER YOUNG- Les Marines I'H5'r 111111 Romeo. SHIRLEY ZUKOSKY Zoo -Decided Prom Commivvee 2, Dull Team 2, 3: G Spells I5 Lnbrary H A03 Ailfflblc, 1:1 the .IVIIIIIL lnze. elper 3, Swv of vhe North Sonia s Noi Pictured RICHARD ANDERSON- WILLIAM CHOPP- Bill GREGORY HOLLEY- Shteb0 -Track Gang -Air Force Greg -Paratroopers Golf Team 2, 35 Honor Roll 3. Golf 1, 2, 3: fooibcll 3, Hockey 3. The good humor mlm - mono - If Jilerzre ix golden, Jo if Dirk. DOIN worry llJefe'J plenly of A member of the golf coune football nine. team. ROBERT IRISH- Bob - JAMES KOZAR- Buzz - Carpentry VIC A bandjomg 'IMP' fad' So! I, 2, 3, Hockey 31 Leltevmen s Club 1, Hi! abilizy .rbouu up on the golf !'0l4YJ9. IU IDR BUY PUSS if LAWRENCE AASENG JUDITH ANDERSON JERRY BODOVINITZ THERESA CARLSON JAMES CURLEY HOWARD EMERY Z1 '4 DUANE AHO LAURA AHO ROSE MARY ANDERSON NANCY AYSTA ,Q 'Rey Jo ANN BOHO LAWRENCE aoNlcAT1o JAMES sukscu Roseau CHOPP WILLIAM cuvamz RENA CUSSON MAURITA DAVIS BARBARA ENGEL BETTY ERICKSON -. R 41 Q CHRISTINE ALEXANDER BARBARA BAKER ,Q DAVID CLINE RONALD DISHNEAU DARLENE FALLS 1 K Q fs QQ ARLENE ANDERSON JERRY BALAND A BETTE BYRD PATRICIA CONDON PATRICIA DOYLE JOHN FLECK gs. S- J CAROL ANDERSON MARTIN BERGERSON 'Y ROBERT CARLSON SANDRA CRON LEO DUCHARME WILLIAM FLECK ,Q Q ' 5 - , 3 I 'ai q 1 -I , X Q i. I, - I Q '1, Q 'D . - I IJ A A I' J? , I Q7 r yr i V . U If A' M I A ' f X. A A Aix' A A E 1 I. G, A 'ra . ,, ' I X , I I I T2 Q Q 4 , .I 3 J 1 .. AJC a 'J ' f . X - .' d IQ ,I I i - 7, :Q I. HR I , I I Md' I A I . ' ' I V A I J J ' 4 vu. Q A J J A A xx' 3 L' 1, A' 'le y I - I . ' J ' I V I ' 3 I A MARGARET EREYER ROBERT HANSON LAWRENCE JAKSHA JOHN JOHNSON RALPH KARKI CAROLYN KOSKI THLETIC QU LITIE as I SJ' LAWRENCE GREEN LENORE GREGORICH RICHARD HARVEY 1 1 yy C x .3 ,J I J FAYAL JENSEN JUDY JOHNSON HARVEY KAUFMAN DONALD KOZAR . 14,31 4 A CAROL HEGLAND 921 ' fa X CHARLES JOHNSON SHARON JOHNSON JUDITH KETOLA LAWRENCE KUBERKA 73 'tv ' a .-'A N 'Z A ' 7 MARLIS GRIERSON PATRICIA HELSTROM FLORENCE JOHNSON WARREN JOHNSON GENE KJSHEL JAMES KULLBERG Z 3 ' C in V , 1 3 - 5,3 , 'R 1' F U I BRYAN GUNDERSON WILLIAM HALUN LEE HILL SHIRLEY HORVATH , . ' sp. ' ' 'K ,- f C. E W, -V a HAROLYN JOHNSON DONALD JUDNICK JERRY KLOBUCHAR RANDALL LAKOSKY I JANET JOHNSON EERO KANGAS KENNARD KLOBUCHAR MARLENE LAPATKA s A 'IA , '29 FEIVLININITY PREVAIL 45-4 HERTA LANG WILLIAM LIAPIS C lj THOMAS MAGEAU FRANCES MITSHULI ROBERT NESBITT ROBERTA PAPIN fel! RONALD LARSON ROGER Mc8RIDE ROGER MAKI LAWRENCE MOOREFIELD BURTON N I EMI MARGARET PARE I 9 A 25 'filly' ANNA MARIE LA RSON MA RJORIE McCAVI r-N 3.4 WILLIAM MAKI JACK MORRONE JOHN NIGRO JAMES PAUL 'Q an 'W MARLENE LARSON VALERIE McCAVlC TERRENCE MALMSTROM RONALD MORTALONI JOAN NISULA MARILYN PEPPIN Q I I -2 Z rm an +2 52 01 Er 53 CO OZ 1 Z n I-1' '14 O- f-Z E: 23 C2 Fr X T 44 X MAVIS MASON JOHN MELIN JAMES NELSON VERNON NELSON ESTHER OKERSTROM THOMAS PAKKALA KENNETH PICKERING BARBARA POPELKA as 'D T? . r ilgl I V. - .2 .4 I 2 I , , Q f ' f ' J Q. ' I, If I .4 I 'II I I , ,Sin A 3 1 A 1,,,,,,,,,.--. L, 3 Rt , 7. , '- y I 3 A 7.1: A 7. F l S' ' ' -Q , 4 qi I .. . I A . JH IX I f F Z- I I 1' 1. L X A x 1 E D Jtkk 3 I A , ' f 0 E L YJ S I I . 1,1 ' 4 Q i . V Al' FAS, Us Yr K? -I ' ,A .-X A r ' Af I I AE I Q' N. I L 3, 'S ' 'J F, 1 fa .Z Q Q Y E g '+V 1 V A' -I '3 . , , if x , I if' l A MILL ICENT PRINCE JANET SEPPALA 5 K 'R f A ALICE SNELL JOANNE VEHRING NORMA WINGO ROGER WOODS e I. 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I .gg C , -'S f, 'A 'II 1 2' li f , DAVID GUCKENBERG ORVILLE HENDERSON ROBERT HENDRICKSON WALLACE HUNTER MARCELLA JOHNSON 51-HRLEV JQHNSQN -1 l 'as , I rn? , -Q 4 In RONALD JACOBSON WILLIAM JOHNSON l .4 THEODORA FREDRICKSON CARQL GARDEN Oz 9 ' lf 4 X I 49 JAMES GULLA BARBARA HILL NETHALIE JENSEN amv ANN Jon 3 V fql' -va JUDITH HANSEN CAROL HILL ARTHUR JOHNSON AUSTIN JORGENSON f: if .bi A 9 , I ROL JORGENSON NINA KENNEDY NANCY LAHTI PRISCILLA LINDFORS MARILEEM INNIS JOSEPH MARVEL q,rn Cv -4 A ARTHUR JYTYLA MARIETT KESANEN C7 D ETER LANG SHIRLEY LINDHOLM LOUIS MAISTROVICH SHARON MASON .Z' af? 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' -- 5 QL.,- xk A M-f-Un '.' I 'T'-Q... s ' -' I I 1 --. X ATHLETICS . a' ff!! -, ' 3, i . . ji -r. Duclnarme, dcn'I worry abou? ine plnofograpner, one of ine wily broiners is abgj Io see Few rig-1 ye., Car bcfze. Spirit And Work t ' 1 From II'1e expression on flweir faces if is diiiicnli io be lieve tra? a'I oi Ynese players on the Blue Devlf bench are wi f:ix ng ire ear-oe day :J in rl-e fed, Boost Record Building for the IIIIIITPN. vmilil luxe- Iwi-n tlw inutto of this ye-ar? team. Kloai-lies johnxnn unvl Riikmimi uill low unly -vu-n me-n Ivy glmiliizitiunz four of these. regulars Altholigll Iiinili-re-rl Ivy a lavk ni limi' unil v-girly wa-on injurir-N. llw 1953 Blue and Wliiro griflilvrs iliii vmninvmlgilmli- niirlx in playing uno of the- tmiggli- PGI srheiliilns iilifivrtzike-ri Irv tim tr-ani. To opPn the svason. the Blue Ile-silx me-I Ure-e-iiway Iwre- in a SllVl'f'SiflII Inziltle. Virginia tifwl Klrvvliwuy in IIN' first Imlf T-T. Yirgliniai Ilwn siii-vm-.li-:I in soaring! two more' Illlll'illi0hl1Q to firw-iixxaiyl vine- for :1 Iiniil IUAIX -1-urs-. Next. the Iir-xila jmirnelyed to Hilnlling. Kltlimigli tIiPy fought Imril. they xiii-viinilicii ln a S8-0 :If-fo-at. The' Iiiiflirilm IIIFSIQ' Inunil nur lmyx mum' ziuaiin in full xtre-ngtli. With Ilii- help nf larry Ink-Im and Iiivk ,lfwIwn. tlw IJ:-xila ggiiinfffl a If-6 vivtwry, Thr- Blum Ili-xila tln-n train-Ie-fl tri Int:-rnaitiimiil Falla. Iioni-wr. the-y pruwii lm: qmIl:1 fur nur injury Imttf-rwl Irzim unil ,im-i--I Ll 32-6 xivtury. Un 3 mini NpI:ittrfi'wI held in Crain-I Iiupiil-. tI1P Iivxil griilflvra nmilv a Iirillian! iiriim-Im:-k in tlw 5P!'0Il4,l Ilulf to tic' Iliff Inilizms 13-Ili. The Iinul 1-mite-N1 uf thc waiwii. ai Iiuril fimugglit zillilir uitli the Clolrlsn Bears at FYPIPilI.4 Xie-rnmiiil Sillllillill. frninil Yiruiniu fini f- nmre ut ther Inna e-nfl nf Z1 33-fu 1-mint. Pour XIVUIIIIJ iiliiyvrx rw:-ixwl iiivritimi nn Ilia- .XII-ffuiiff'rr'm'P loam. l.f'n Iiiivlizirrnf- rnuili- hrwl xtrinz. Iilinrlv- 5IxliI'Nt'lIl. tin- -wniifi. Rfnlnf-5 Ilolvirixrm anfl Dnnalil Viirtginv-n iwrv anarilrwl Iifiimrulilf' me-ntinn. Virginia Virginia Virginia Virginia , Virginia Virginia Virginia RECORD , I9 Greenway I3 O Hibbing 58 I2 Chisholm , 6 6 Iniernaiional Falls , 32 7 Ely I3 I3 Grand Rapids I3 6 EveIe+I'1 33 X if Duc Olson ef Mt lro catches Niqro, Wfirtenen, and Nelson Five qcaduating sewers C4 the B' .e Devil io .acl are left to r f f ed and a basket as he goes for a rebcand in Dick Johnson, Ken Harrie, Glen Bevelgre live Ferref and A a 'ie Garnet a ue evi ost by one point, Averill. In erience ak s Its all It was a long. long. basketball season. As a team. the Blue Devils eould not seem to mateh the performanee reeord of their two predei-essors. For the first time in three years, the squad did not have experieneed veterans returning. Left from last year's regional runner-up team were only five lettermen. of Ilierse. only Ferrell and liarrio had any eonsideralile game experienee, For float-h Stovlx, this meant developing' a eomplete ness style of play. Yirginia's starting Eve eonsisted of eo-captains, Ken llarrio and Tom Fer- rell. lilen Bertelson, jim Nelson, and john Nigro. Offensive-ly, the team's front line averaged 6 feet 3 inehes with the over-all team height 6 feet 1 ineh. Alter- nates int-luiled: jerry Baland, Arland Averill. Dave Cline, Larry Jaksha, Dir-k johnson and Donald Wirtanen. ln their first eight starts, the squad won six. and dropped the remaining two lay a romhined total of three points. Here. as later. a movealile mid 1-ourt line nas an important far-tor in defeat. Evidently. Distriet 127 sr-outs dis:-overed a weakness in the Virginia team. for after the Grand Rapids vietory, the squad dropped its next four out of tive starts. 'lihen eame the District Play-Offs. and what had up to this time lieen a so-so learn suddenly loomed in the tournament as a giant killer.. As an unseeded en' trant N irginia staged a eomehaek against tivo teams ivhieh had managed to de- feat them during the regular season. iloaeh Stoek, revising the line-up. saw his team defeat 'liower-Soudan. 46 to -il. This same line-up took Aurora into f-amp 52 to 18. Both vietories reprea sented revenge for the Blue Devils. Finally it was lfveleths turn, hut fiolosimo and his playmates stopped Virginia r-old. vvinning of to 43. ,- xi 1 53 54 Blue Dev: E Kneelmg 'H W If four Q -- V- ff' 'Na r 4 f E5 v fs. a-'Q 'VS lt- x' , ' Q High flyer in perfect form- Kuclc Erickson. When This unidentified Virginia swimmer is practicing ialce he hifs the spl sh will be a big one because the picture offs 'ro the sound of the s+ar+er's gun A second gained n does noi show fhal Kuclc' is laid our 20 feel above the entering the wafer can be the margin of victory Chopp leads Swimmer lt took Mike Chopp to win both state and national recognition for Roosevelt High School in athletics this year. Eight times during the course of the regular swimming season Mike lu-ttered the 10 year old state record for the 100 yard lmreaststroke. The ninth time 0111 lfhopp's efforts were oflicially recognized. his time in the event 1:02.5 which was 201.5 seconds lietter than the old state record set in 1944 Following this. Mike was invited to attend the national AAU meet at Chennev Washington. Students, teachers. husiness and professional men, and friends had 48 hours to raise the money to finance the trip for Mike and his coach Mr. l.. 1 Michels, At Chenney Mike was in competition with the best in the nation. Entered against him were five college swimmers and a Portland high school student Trailing for three laps Mike turned the pressure on his opponents to win the event in l:03.2 minutes. The victory was remarkable for another reason: the West Coast swimmers were using the Dolphin Kick , illegal in Minnesota, which provides the swimmer more power and speed in the water. Mike used the con ventional kick . Usually churning up the water behind Lhopp, was co-captain, Pete Johnson lliver. Don Erickson, consistently won a first or second in his event, until he was forced to drop from the team. Coach Michaels' usual lineup included: llon Erickson and Bill Cundy, 50 yard free style: Mike Chopp and Pete Johnson. 100 yard lmreast stroke: Jerry Bodovinitz and Ronnie McKinnon, 200 yard free style: lim Bursch and Jerry Ramponi, 100 yard back stroke: lay Williams and Bill Bergman, 100 yard free style: Don Erickson and Bill Johnson, diving: and Phil Sjoherg in the indi vidual medley. Track ctncl Hockey After a fifteen year lapse. lioekey was re introtluvcd this year at Ylli linavli l.o1iis Knoll lam-tl tht- problem of developing: twenty 1-andidates into a uell lialanwed team. Some t-andidates had previous 1-xperienvv playing: in the vity liovkey league last year. Altlioiigli new to high svliool vompetition, the Devils finished the season with a respevtalilf- fer-ord of three wins and tire losses. Vir- ginia was defeated in the first round of the Regional Tournament hy llilnlringl in a 2-1 sudden death oiertime. The starting six had flillrert Zulu-tz in the nets: Bill filaviter and ,lon Tieherg, defense: How-i liivarelli and Art lohnson, wings: and lim Kozar, t-enter. Spares: Holi Putzf-I, Chuck Sltorseth, lihurk An- derson, Dale- Krogl, jim Saflar, Greg: Holley, Larry Greene, and Jim West. The 19515 track team, voat-hed hy Mr. Mit-hels, and vaptained by tllyde Koskela, ended its season with a sevond place tie in the Region- al Tournament, held at tloleraine. In four of the tin- regularly svheduled meets, Virginia took top honors. A tifth meet, the Lewis Relays, was snowed out. Virginia's trawl-tnien also participated in the Hihliing: Invitational. In the' District QT me-et at Virginia. the Devils plared sevond to the Emharrass Panthers, defending state champions. Johnson. Stromherg, tlhopp and Koskela were Yirg:inia's high point men. Topping ofl the season, Stromlmerg and johnson partici- pated in thi- state meet. l 9 . xi N 1 -,Vx ,. QM- ,R . Jw ,NN IWW.. . , , N: 'Kr -nu nf-in-U .mmf-rvaasfhaist 'muff-sill' x 75 u 5 T' A Z F 3 1 '164' 's y . Qi I Don'l' worry, Rcbeffa, lfs 'of as bad as ff Tasks. By ihe e'ci :5 ' ,ee N 11 be ab'e Tc :limb up fc Ve '39, Variety Dominates Leah shows We pffce' iirff 'r GAA bGw?'nq. ...A Girls' Athletic Shefch Carol, 'Q --- V '-Lam 5 C'9 CT S qu- Looln ou? Keep a+ Me'gA C We-Q a 'Ham ORGQN They led ln 1954 Ka+l'1leen Baland Jucly Kobe Margarei' Pu+zel Flo ence Johnson Mnke Chopp Jean Ollula Tom Ferrell Doroihy Lundeen Joe Bona+o Mary Garden Kay Jaksha , 70 Q 5 ,,,-.,. Sitting, left 't gh: Mevgaret Stat.da'a' Gina Siarrvt Dcrcth, Sf a'dQr, Barbara Radar J9 '-9 Jalsa fia'e Ki'-wma' U is Fe, tener, S'5'3 rcj, fin wg: Marc a J '3in J9dFE '3 Simtel, Ed'a Ft Elaine C- 's Stsar S:', e Etna r a..fg5-A Ke, a J.. 'Ei C i-'2'i' Efa Efirrf BW' e BJN3- Edffra Pr,aw. Sttvd 'Q riw three: Mar ,ri Vera 1 Rte Krew-wa,, Mefdff a D we Wtedf2'rrg5t, Helen la. .yy Margg lndwiq, M as Wadd, Marere 3..v3'D, Mar, Garden MQ' e F,.r,i, Cai Jeffrey, JJ' library Helpers Honor Society 'lihrf l.ihrary llfflpvre systfein uae in- lilizimfte-i'. l.f'Llllt'I'illiIl. St'I'Xl4't'. 51'l1fil ti'ml1i1'Pfl in 1949 hy 'Xli-Q Wadrl to help arship. tlifw- ure- tha' I1llL1llIlt'4 t+'ur'lwrf lit-r 1-ht-I-k in limilv. fhe-ll thrfm. ilflfl :lo mtv Nlllllt'lllN nn for :nlini-Qiwin intri the uwimie rithf-r julie lll'4'l'N41lI'y in running: Nutiniiiul lluiinr Sm-if-ty, il lilirury. To lie- e-ligililv for im-nitiwetiiii into lfxtiniatml daily 1'ir1'ulati0n is 90 the nigraiiimtimi. etuilvnte must lu' in liririlw. To lighten her job nf keeping: the iipiwr mir'-thirmt of tht-ir flaw. :inet trgu-k nf 9,Q0Ouil11iiif-Q in hvr 4-tire. Xliss rate-rl high in till the' qimlitiv- mvntiun- Wznlfl hate tht- ziwietaiiir-v of tm-nty-sit mt uhmzi. lilirary lwlpvrs. The- piii'pfi-v of ther Ndtiniml llminrir 'lihf' l.ilirary Plvlpffrs perform routine Sm-irity. fmiiiilwl in Nfl. ie tu wt high .lutim rturing: thf- time xxhvn they arf- wlirilzietiw nn-t 1'llLlI'L11If'F fttiiiflxiiwl-. lin- .1--igzrwrttolitirary. ttf-r the gmilluiu 1- fit' Nlr. Unitin, th.- .xllllfblljlll not rvquir:-il. most of the Ili:'Il1lia-iw -o-rw tht' wlimil wiiiinilinity hy work is ilone mluntarily hy the ftuclvnts uivlinu Nlll4lt'lllN uhm are- lmxiiigg -flint- mturing their library periods. aetis- mlitlivultiw. Sitting, left tr ' 1 : Cafe Qawbf LFE Caddy Sitting, lett ' Ji 'e SM 'fi ' p ff' Sm - Sa-o'f1:M fe Cr pp, N44 Catan, ie Jar e- .Vue S'e':'gr :ff 5 i P :.3.'gi', P' 'gi' En? fn. VIKPH ' Ki' S 5'D. 1 xr. CLUB FILL UCI L EED 'liri-lli. lluf'-W :intl lzntrv- Ynus flulrs lime- Kari:-tl prnriw ts unfl 5-iirpnsvs to suit the inte-rests nf sixty-svwii Xlli girls. All tlirw- lllllls partiwipatv in suvh avtixitii-s as vanlly sales. luke sales. llonievoniinsr an-l liurnalmul. tlmiiprftitinn lvr'twe'f-n the- vlulrs in the-sc avtiiitir-s is lu'f'n, lx ls J rntittvr nl Irf'I'sUIlLll priilz' for vavh girl in the wluh tn know that her nr:ani7zitiun hail as one of its nwnihrfrs the yearis Honiet-uniin: Queen: or that her nrganizatinn l-at-lx:-tl L1 winner in the iliurnulmut i-nntvq, :Xs fnr vluh initiatinns. that is soniffthing else nuttin. Thr- piirpnsef is to haw- the prnspeitiie new niemlver prow she is worthy of nwnihersliip. But the man- nvr of prfniriu is une' ilnsiglmwl to prmislr' thi- rvst uf the- srlinnl with ai laugh. Anil the later inthe year the initiation is hrllfl. thv more painful it is for the nvw memhers. lm-alisr the nltl vluh niemlners haw hail an rmppurtilnity to selcwt from oth:-r initiutinns. thr- ln-st of itle-as thvn utlil tu th:-ni re-tins-ni:-nts ul tht-ir UNH. Fnunrlfwl in l9f8. Tri-Hi has as its main purpnse. ilewlnping girls' skills in airts anrl wrtifts. ilihff vluh is unrlc-r the- lraxmlvrsliiii uf Kliss :Kun Xlulwrg unil Fl0FPIl1'f',l0l1I'lSOY'l. l'rvsiilvnl. llae-W was fnrmfzl to help VHS girls promote themselves sm-ially. The yvnris avtikitif-s iwrr- guitlml hy l'rr'simlPnts Kay jukslui Anil Nlury ilairrlf-n with kl!lXlf'f' from Nliss Hnlley. Entre Nous was founrleicl in 1930 to avquaint VHS girls xx ith womPn's pro- fessions. Cum-st spfuilwrs urea invitml tn spvak at rnefltingzs iluringx the yvar. 'lihe vluh was lml hy Nliss .'XllVF'. advisor, anal XlZlVL!3FPI Putzel. President. At the he- ginningz of the sevonrl semester Xliss Halvorson returned from military service with thc WAVES to take up the duties of advisor to the vluh. Hag-W-Standing, lett to right, rcw one: Frarxcire Tassi, Kay Peterson, Rabearn Karnpa, Sharon Pietrini, Rcse Sripoea, Jean Nlsa a, Sniriey iassi, Mardell Luonva, Mary Garden, Charlotte Fredficlxson, Rcse Krasaway, Kay Jakslna, Marcia Jf '5 , M735 trtiwey. Row tweg Lita Ct-iaverini, Bonnie Barnett, Dcreen Hart, Carol Kippda, Mari ,n Pera a, Teddy Fredriclcser, Mamgare' S'a-da'ar, Syvia Vfesi Mariefe Gish, Jean Otiila Dcrcwt, Land-een, Karen Wallgren. Raw 'treez Patti Marrnas, Eaire Carfis, Dtrna tnaagen Judfth iarnte Aiige Sfel, Sandra Ericlxscn, Ka, M:M7l'ar', Clara Larson, L55 Caddy R536 Ffdtersin, Sraron Jotrsr, Jaret J:n's:n. Rev-1 Sheri Biilngs, Marlene Buvarp, Mar Jcawe Raulcar, Theresa Sirn: :r, Rzbefta K 'k, Janie Lepaqe, Urda Maki, Dare Kirkrnai : Lencre Gregorich, Aadrey Sraw, Q: Ladwq, Mar'ef'e Lapatlca, Mari ,n Fw: Dyna Vakebh, Verna Nefrwafx, Ca'e Wfedenncit. Q x 1 w . 3 A C, 5 3 3 Q 5 t . , i . Vg .3 lima-tiiigl of a memlwrsliip of 102 the Girls' Atlilvtir' .X-fuviaitinii, ie the largest organization at Rouse-V1-lt. llc-siilm tlic- many major and minor sports offered, tlie vluli f'llLIil,LIf'1l in various serial ai-tixilif-s. A vnlorful C.. l.:X. llnal and rlrill team dress:-fl up ilu- football llnim-riiming rc-le-liralimi. 'X pep assemlily pi'e-1-wlingr the Virginia-Mt. lrnn liawlu-tliall game was a liirlln-r vunlriliution lo thr- yearis vntf'rt.iiiini+'nt program. flluli lunile were inwrezisn-il tliriiugli the ,piirisnrsliiii of Z1 rnovif-. 'l'lie :Xfluirs of lloliie liilli-N. and in thi- spring: the promolirm of a Nliwiligzlit Uanrc- . lflulm uflivf-re for 1954: llri-sizlvnt, ,lr-an Ullila: Yi:-e Prcsiilf-nt. fllari-ia johnson: Swrvtary, Doris Siniunsoni and iIiFf l1SllY'f'I'. liarol Ratliliun. ls if wor+l'1 if? Loolr al llial iawbonel Reserved For Sianding, leff +o riglil, row one: Miss Pelerson, Sliaron Pielrini, Karneen Baland, Margarel Palzel, Jiidy Johnson, l-lerla Lang, Belle Byrd, Carol Heqland, Lois Caddy, Doris Sinncnson, Jean Ollila, Carol Rallibari, Jenny Jalcsa, Pal Luoma, Judilli Korres, Jean Lalili, Janice Sirnon, Ja:k'e Bonicarls, Kay Jalcsna, Maurila Davis. Row lf-fc: Doreen l'lanl, l-larolyn Jolinson, Sliaron Mordini, Lean Bey- slrorn, Mar' eeMa'lnnis, Lynnee Dexffzannee Janice Candy, Marqaref Raaso, Caril Hill, Carol Jorgensen, Diane Kirlrrnan, Joan Oliver, Elaine Cxliss, Barbara Pspeka, Barbara Raalver, Marqarel Sfaedanar, Glenia Scarrcl, Dorcrny L.,ndeen, Alyre luominen, Sliirley Tassi, Jeaneire Sic azz, Kay Pe'e'sfn, Marcia Jslinson, R:w lnree: Carfl Kippila, Barbara Byrd, Pa? Fcnclurulia, Rcse Serlicli, Janel Schulrze, Mary Sannnnann, Mary Milrcy, Dane WIeden-eil, Mardei Lacrna, Nan:-y Lanli, Priscilla Lindiors, Janice Anderson, Teddy Fredriclcszn, Sandra Crcn, Fay e Jensen, Paf'i Marmas, Marian Pau lcner, Palrfiia Condon, Barbara Cuppclelli, Carolyn Prue, Tlweresa Sirncnicn. Rea fear: Belly Jeneen, Jean Riieili, Linda Malci, Manerie Mccavii, Tina Alexander, Carol Garden, Rcse Mary Slauda- liar, Sandra Ericlczzn, Cnlelle Kisnel, Nanzy Arlco, Marlene Buvarp, Esllier Olnerzlrim, Sandra McKenzie, Carol Sorqenlrei, Judy Han- sen, Joanne Velwrinq, Sliirley Lfrdnolrn, Marcella Jolnnson, Kay Sims, Sliaron Jolinson, Carol Jeffrey, Carol Anderson. 0605519 :-l' 9 'A 4? A 9 ' M Magna Ka' S grp C Efflcskf 'eng B3 afd TWH llvfe lv' me Chfpo Pere JNl XsO'v, Slanding, lefl 'Q r,gFf 'iw J 1 5 1 Y- -, ' ' , C' - - V ' - N - M f N A V lava fmerl Q E69 Dvd Jerry Btcwflfz. Swvdmq, 'rw fwe: DER Jze. f JCM, gov evx Pere Ha 'f , B' Clawfer, Kew Hard G ff 5Qf+e Ja, NN ams, LQ: T .ina 'e CMV Qs fvdefsi' MCL L. M' 'aa Ah The Athletic In I... qOQ'. .NUQQ -1 5. Pal Dolan :wi y QM 6 bin ffz ,Q 5' an as- 3e lC,. l'e fiiaii' was ,-2 efme's H319- Mr. Joelson b.,s a ffm' f 'lc Harney af 'ke li'--nrgnnize--l ninv- yeah aan ultwr Ll NX.lI'IlI11f' lull. tlw NI'1I'1l of unitx unll pxlrgmw l'Y 'NJIlr'tl lllfffllllllblll ilu- lrttf-r llll'll - :lull .lvtlutlv-. 1-unfly.1-luwkifmgl-wuts.null fIIIf'T.llllNl u prup -tanel ut xarirrm -1 lwfxl vu-nt-. 'l'l1r- nmin rlulr prfvlr-vt mix tlu- NIHhllNUI'lHgI uf nhl- l1.x-lu-L YV lull lwnn- 4'fv ming null nhl- vlr'-tum of the- lIlll'f'll. l ml:-r tlxo- gun-lam ff nf Xlr. Nlivln-l-. the txwntx--ix mvm- lwrs PI'-fn-ll an l95f5-'54 nfliwf-rs: Pft'Nl4lF'llf. 'llum Fe-rrvll: Yin' l'rf-N1-le-nt. Nlilu- Llmpp: 'l're-asurvr. Pvtl' .lfvlwn-rm. and Fwrf-tury. llmxulltfm l'r-te-rwn. Q . li -44' V. Ke -9 ' 1... N ,J IS IT PRINTED 'lkilw lllil1'4'll niltl girls plus tlnw- liuys mmm, mltl Nlr. Nlulnrn-v qinll the' uitiil ls the- ,lmirnzilisin 1-lass. XVl'lll'lllll1l In tht- -'lJlNihu.lll1'l'lll5Q is relsprmsililf' for uri!- ln-' wlilinp :intl iiulilisliingg the- Stair nl the Nnrtli :intl line ,,. liigin. XX hilt tht- Hliriiilxn lIlO'l1llN tri wily' is. ,lllllfllllllilll prmitlc-s nn -ln-ltr-i' lm' rlinsl- uhm wish tn vswaipf- urziinrnair inlini- t.ws, tire-iinsilinriail llllIllNf'e. g1e'i'l1n1ls. ln tml:-i' In zu-qiiaiint iiiviiilwi- nf Iln- ilaiss with the- llll'lllU4lN inifl iimlilafiiis nl pnlilisliing qi nluilx in-uspupe-r. at he-ltl trip uns lillif'Il In the- plant nl' tha- Xlt-sulii lluily Ni-ns. A st-1-mill til-lil trip tu tht- plain! of tht- yourlirmlt printe-V. thr- VS. X. lfislivi' lifllI1lPilIlX. Pllzlllltwl ilu- vlus- In sw- the ilillvr- efnvv- in printing inc-tlmtls lit-iw-Q-ii the' lvttvi'-press unil ull'-set. Fin:-ef tht' vlass xmrlu-tl with lintli printing nwthmls it was iinpnrtnnt thi-y learn the LlllXLlIllLlLU'F :intl limitations nf eavh. 'lihv first work assigrnme-nt ggixvn the vluss was that nf pnlilishing at Star of the' Nrirtliu only three new-ks after the sc-nie-stvr opffneil. This wus 11 pmt-tivul test of hots' mul-li jmirmilistiv knots-lion they hull ulisnrlied in less than 15 Kathleen, why dont you told papers like Lois and Dave do? aslcs Jerry, We had a test one day in Jcurnalism, but Marge ,Jeelced at tfe camera. Left to right: Jeanette Slclaiz, Rosa Lee Wilclund, Janice Simon, Jean Lat1ti,Karen Wall qren, Eclwina Pryan, Lois Caddy, Marlene Gish. Sitting in trcnt: Johr Fleik. Sitting, left 75, fiqht: Rosa Lee Wikl.,'d, Jtfa Chiaverini, Lois Caddy, Marcia JC'f'5i'x Standing: Orval Bantz, Roger Edblcrn, Marlene Buvarp, Ronnie Mclfifncn. ,Z L L- ix wg 11' ,Q . 1 I , A nx mr-si ,, s f'-Lia f' I - K , W1 w :v.+ Y f AxE.f,x 'V ?'l' 'N 3 in 'S' A 5 ff 1235 JW! 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Schufrze, Joan Giver, Prkgi a Lindfors, C'ara Larson, Anna Marie Larson, Aiice Srneii, Marsha Birzn, J ,dy 'Ja r , fi Cnrisrire Alexander, Diane Romer, R ,ae Mare Serfich, Rosalie Genfiiini, Dariene Slmahi. Row four: Lama Ana, Sardra 'vif Kenra Lfil- Maki, Rane Mario Srarrdahar, Mary Miirr , Verna Nelimark, Marieine Buyarp, Diane Wiedenhofr, Barbara EVTQ1iV'Q'T'X Wa , Ark Parrinia MCH, Kay Sin15,Jeanne Raakar, Saaan VHS Music Row one, ierf fo riqhr: Ardene Joffe, Karen Waligren, Edwina Pryan, Edna Ahc., Karen Moe, Mary Mcfluiiouqh, Marfar Fajkrer, Dorofhy Landeen, Kaih?een Baiand, Parricia Luorna, Eisa Erickson, Faya Jensen Mary Pudas Sandra Cron, Par Condon, Jean Rfe 1, Anderson. Harolyn Johnson, Jeanerre Skiasz, Marcia Johnson. Row fwo: Rosa Lee VV: and, Jear Oih a, Arlene Arderefn Nan' A-,wa Kai i Y Sims. Caroi Heq'and, Snirey Cikkaia Janice Lepaqe, Eziher Okerxnifv Samara Vn 41-+rf'n Cara' Sf iqarhel N -da Magi Ld, Han' sen. Eiien Anderson, Joanne Vehrirq, Janine Simon, Herra Lanq FV 'en,-.- o ' ' ' Row fhree: Rf nfrd Ufreaa, Jarnfr. W arf, Peter Sharp, Richard Johnsen Lawrence Lepaqe, Barron Niernl, Crafeg R nf, Larry Hanyn, R dm, Rgbrigjnx Wi an- Mal, Kari Sharp, Ariand Ayeriii, Roberr Larson, Dale Lind, Jenn Meiir. Row four: ffaj ry Hf,1ey,Jai, Fuirnar, Toni Carla Jarfeg We'- son, Jerry Baland, John Brandvrom, Bruce Skabic, Glen Berreisgn, Ewign' Qzka a Kernerh Harrie, Rfrrzaid McKinnon, Leo Daeharrre, John Nigro, Sam Day, Houqhron Peterson, Roberr Berger. CC .., lv Violin secfion, eff 'Q fgiwf: WI bf Sean Cefgefvfavef ire'e Mace Nad, F. 'a af, Moc.. Fam Jcfwi' R 30 Mf- B'de Car S 'f:e'5'0' Esfoer Q45-'e'fi 1Fwr'a Maffe La's:1. Rafe Qawsf, Ea.fJ Ne Le ward Sf '-3 3 sire, Ln-Page Da.. Lifd fix, Pafrhia M,B de, Jdle Aw N'r'v+z, Refi Lllmc a fvdytbe Nala a Ka'w,v Kgbeff-, F'e'Qr Haara ee. Ceiio secfion: A' eve A - de-'sim Kara EH kid Flcreme J.: f5C . Bass viol: Jadifb Johnsen, Piano: Pris' a L'dfff1 Kme U Flufe secfionz Carii H ,Judifri Hamer iferwe Keihref Denim Lmdeed Clarinef sedion: Cari Miro , Fi Are, Ba . :Yga ef, Ja'iie f'X'aae'..'. Saxo- phone: Thomas Brew. Trumpei secfion: Edwin Hmepai, James Bafsv. Trombone: H,..q'fvw Pewh Percussion: Dae Led, Def- fie Jewerv. Tvmoani: Hoaqiwfuv Feferggn, Direcforg Keifh Dawg, I Supreme Fronf row, Ve?+ M3 rlqiwf: Marge Pmzel, Karen Waligren, Marlene GSH Mary Garden. ie. Lid. Law, Gefrliiwi, Pefer Pxadfa Keier, L:f 'y Halliry Jcifscf, Dcffy Jensen, Nona Gianiorefzi, Nfra Ke Share' Mordini, Margare? Russo. Row ihreez Pcbef' Row eoy P a fe Jarwize C.-d, Jady Hawiv Cami fwoz David Ha fem, Wiiiiam Veberg, Dan- Haw Fred ST'CC':'P- fzrafd Nabggn, Wii- Vaffw Shkie, Jeafeve Wiiiaren, Prisc' a Lindfcrs, Rcberia Aasenq, Mafe Gfeqcfc' R:be a Pap Cam M. Fa A Car' Jifgefscn, D'f:TFy Lafdeef Mi Igerf Pffce Karen Kiiskiref, Jeaf Liapfs. Row four: Ma 'f E'E'Cl6'E,L'W, Jarfos Fa , RiT'1GVd S V a, Pcberf Pawie, Jada, Haii' Gera'd 'e Jcffsco, Rcbeffa APSWJS, Jane? P'-Vie Cy n'a Cf -' Mare pri'::'a ' Ivsfe Keuxef Ja'z?Qe Pvdersorw, Ba'ba'a Byd. Row five: Cfaries Saararef' Mr. Geary, Ca' M f 'ef'i Fame, Kaaipra' fafd K'a z Sae had Aasfr Jiqefslw, Jie Vfa' 1ar,Gfeqir, Ffkc, Michae S e' James Barsiv VV .aff Cm ,. Row six: Ja, F Wa' liiead Lake, Warfef Jgwwyw, JCM' Cadci, Hoagkfcrw Pe'e's2n, Dwigof R:ka a, Mr. P-Mena Ke'i e Paffg Riheft My J Lee Ff:3 ia Rafdaii La- Kzsky, Fredrii Peg Dlrecfcr, Mr. Davis. r. ur -1 ll I x R ,G 315' N1 I Queen candidates, left to right: Judie Korfes, Shirley Tassi, Jean Lahti, Kay Jalcsha, TWO of K5Yl5 Giiendanlsi Shlflelf and Janice Simon, Pal Luome, Jennie Jaksa. CULUR, PEP RULEIJ HUllIElIllIVlINll Kay Jaksha was crowned 1953 Homeeomingz Queen. The wet-k's festivities opened with flevorating the halls on Monday and was vlimaxed with Friday's game against the Ely Timber- wolves. The- Queens attendants were Jennie Jaksa. Jean l.ahti. and Shirley Tassi. Winning entry in the slogan vontest was Timber Tim , suhmitted lmy Marcia Johnson. The first prize winner in the parade float deeorating contest was the R0-Hi Theps entry, Who's Afraid of the Big Bad Wnlfn: fl.,-XA. won seronil plaec and Tri Hi third. Pre-gzame veremonies were eentered around the honfire on the practice Held. At this time, a pep rally was led by cheerleaders, During: halftime, the Girls' Drum and Drill Corps. led by Doris Simonson, formed a Crown around Queen Kay and her esrort, jim Nelson. v V 4 ey M T vs, Mike and Jim. f ! , X C I I m. 6 'Vx 'T ueen Kay is preaer-fed fo Hue homecoming crowd. I We l X-I i V. ' Nia . -C . . -, ..,- , :L,.1.1. . .. 57.1 I if ' ' 7 V yi: 44:51 . Gs' ' ' -1 if x L L 3 1' D X SENIOR STANDOUTS The Brains Carol Ra+hbun, Doris Simonson, Margare+ Puizel, and Lois Caddy Class Clown Marcia Johnson Mos+ Lilcely +o Succeed Carol Ra+hbun Bes+ Dressed Doro+hy Lundeen and Ken Harrio The A+hle'ric One Tom Ferrell Besi' Looking Jean Lahfi and Earl Johnson Tops in Populari+y Kay Jalcsha and Joe Bonafo ,.2 97 'vu v il 1 Leading the Graod March is a solemn affair for '53 Turnabout King, John Hanson, passes on the crown to Dick and Rod, Lynne and Marge and BIII, Doris escorted the wifmers. GIRLS, BUYS SRIIWN THEIR CHOICES Sixty-nine girls picked up the tal: for the fourth annual Turnahout llanee. The week preceding the danee was expended liy the girls' eluhs making pins, hats, posters, and treats in the King of llearts eampaign. The theme of this years danee, Where is Your Heart , was int-orporated into the deeorations through the use of various sized red and white hearts. One 4'ouple's names was inserihed on eaeh deeoratiou. General chairman. Nlargaret Putzel. and her date, Bill Erehul. led the grand mart-h. Uffieers of the three girls' eluhs, the King 1-andidates. and their dates were next in line. In the eoronation Ceremony, Die-k Benkusky. sponsored lay Tri Hi and Rodney Robinson sponsored lyy Entre Nous. were erowned Co-Kings. Peter johnson. Ham:-AW Candidate, was runner up. Musie was provided by Jimmy Nliehaels' orchestra. Susan Schuman was the 1954 Lettermen's Queen. She reigned over the liasketlvall game and Kampus Kanteen Danve. This year, the l.ettermen celebrated their sixth Home- eoming. an ex ent inaugurated in 1949. The l.ettermen managed to keep the queen's identity a sevret for live days. Then, in Friday's assemlnly, liaskethall eo-eaptains, Ferrell and Harrio, walked down the aisle, pick- ed her from the audifnee, and eseorted her to the stage. Torn Ferrell, President of the eluh. plaeed the erown on Susan! head. In elioosing their queen. the lettermen were, as always, unpredivtahle. They have ehosen lroth blondes and hru- nettes, haxing no prelerenve as to whether or not the girls are going steady. Seniors. ,lean Lahti and Helen Tauseh. were also candi- dates for the honor. I I W ,A I in mg, IPI I 1 -Kb N The ha? fashions for boys. Career Day Fashions by Benedicler. fki li A happy queen -L I 4' Z if ,e ff' Halls de Bench s crubbm f g or prom. corafed fo r Homecomlng Relaxing wdh a comic bool: FANTASY lil REALITY FUR UINIJERELLA A hush fell over the auditorium as the curtain rose on November 20, 1953 at 8:15. The occasion, the all-school play, HA Kiss for Cinderella , by James Matthew Barrie, directed by Miss Jean Healy. Taking the lead in Barrie's three-act fantasy was Marcia Johnson, portraying Miss Thing and Cinderella. Cast opposite her was ,lim Williams, who portrayed an English Bobby and Prince Hard-to-Please. Surprisingly enough, in spite of the recognized quality of the play, it has seldom been pro- duced by any organization because of the difficulty in casting the lead characters. The fantasy sequences written into the play by Barrie requires abrupt and skillful personality changes on the part of the leads if the complete plot of the play is to be put across to the audience. In Marcia Johnson and Jim Williams Miss Healy discovered that by nature they were accustomed to the sharp changes in character the plot of A Kiss for Cinderella called for. A matinee performance of the play was given before the toughest kind of audiences any group of actors can face-grade school age children. The 350 children, while at times noisy, did express appreciation for the fantasy humor Barrie wrote into the play. Probably the part most appealing to them was the pompous i'Lord Mayor of London . Supporting actors were: Jay Forsman, Dr, llodic: Dewey Rokala, King: Bill Johnson, Lord Mayor, Bob Curtiss, Lord Times. Choregraphy for the entire production was handled by Nancy Aysta. Miss Ann Moberg was responsible for scene construction and artistic effect of the play sets. The most colorful of the five scenes in the play was the dream sequence in which Prince Hard-to-Please eventually selected Cinderella for his bride. A surprise ending was provided by Jim Williams, who planted an unrehearsed kiss on Marcia's upturned face as the final curtain dropped. Her reaction-MI shoulda' hit him. A Sl1O'l ffom H19 WANQS- Free kisses are part of fha advertising v 1 f , A i ' xx i '94- a 0 I X 1 Dewey wai+ing for curfain call. 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Jusf as Mr. Oman has good chemisrry eguipmenf 'ro work wifh, fne B AND D MUSIC HOUSE rurns our good equipmen+ for mu- sicians io work wifii. HI LLlmBEFH::n 1rzgf,,,Uu 5' 1 . ' I N Q, ki! ll. 9,11 if E 'L. ug Orval snows Dick one of Hue snappy new suirs being sold a+ ALTO'S MEN'S WEAR. All Hwe boys know 'mar Hue besr gaso- line 'mar money can buy is a+ BAlLEY'S TOWN PUMP. iii K s Ar nent fime during five basicefbaii game, or any Hme peopie ioolc for refreshment you wiil find fnem Headed 'foward Jrhe iiCOi49ii Cooier for a bofrie of Coca-Coia bofiied oniy by me COCA-COLA BOTTLING COMPANY. Lay- x 4 ' f 5.7, of 'V-Q 'ww fP+6'6Sf 'Q clsrfavs af and Snafcn Fool: a+ one CANELAKE'S CANDY SHOP. . l ., rn ff o'.. X K XSL ine ew.. Unenf soon as 'S found af dernonsfrefes Fe' ski!! o We COAST-TO-COAST STORES. ' l Qui An aHra:Hve sew' of Iuqgage from fne E 8: F LUGGAGE AND GIFT SHOP causes ad- mirafion En Nyce, Carolyn, and Hossie. Menon dnedcs DIC? 3 car. He knows enoogn +o Come 'ro We GRAMS OIL CO. for ine oesf In service. 2'- ali.. 1 wwf , -,' .L 5 ei 1 x One of The newesl, mos? mod- ern super marlcels in Town, FAL- KOWSKVS SU PER MARKET is ideal for all your grocery shop- ping. Ronnie, as usual ns leasung Jean Rose and Carolyn look for a nie. Bur when you shop a+ SLADES new dress from 'rhe varied collec +here's no Tooling 1+ s The besll hon af JOHNNYS APPAREL PERSON'S GROCERY offers n ng a slag parly and wanls The Karl and Donald engoy a 'rasly Nina and Coleffe a good choice be rn ears Of course n+s he cup of coffee and a roll ar fhe of l'as'ry Truim' +o add lo fheir noon K O R T E S GROCERY lhal he S N A CK STOP localed n Th lunches. comes lo Greyhound Bus Depof Carol Hill looks very pre++y, in- The kids pracfice a bunny-hop Jerry and Jim look awed, waich- deed, in a beauliiul new summer for ihe KAMPUS K A N T E E N ing The new cemenf block machine formal from SAPERO'S STYLE Dance held almosi every week- af SEPPI BROTHERS CEMENT SHOP. end, sponsored by +he RECREA- BLOCK CO. TIONAL DEPARTMENT. Le+'5 go, bayg! Yes, le+'5 all go Fayal and Sandra are shown down To lhe ROYAL HOTEL AND SOVU9 5l'llflnQ VTVTQS al The SAVO' CAFE for a snack! LAINEN JEWELRY STORE. Helen and Carol, looking ahead, Roberi views his image wilh sai- Shirley and Audfd look dl ille examine an eleciric broiler from isfaclion when he's wearing a sharp affraclive display ol cuie summer JENIA BROS, ELECTRIC COM- suif coal from +he PA LAC E cIo+hes al Jrhe OUALITY SHOP. PANY. CLOTHING STORE. 8 YN Ronny sure see-ms fc be enjoy- Ena Him Ciffee ffcnw KlRK'S COF- FEE SHOP. f' Donf bcbbk your conffads as Hwese boys are b3bbNEnq Hwe ball-- Indead qo +0 LENCI, LENCI, AND ENGLUND for experf service. This superb gun case made by Hne IVER JOHNSON LUMBER COMPANY Knfriques Dave and Don. Karen and Judy, a Conde of swel' dreffer , buy +l'wc7f dofnes from KETOLA'S CLOTHING STORE. . 47 I ,4 i ii ua I v X X4 1? I I5 E ' i .,... 1 lf 4,3-il'-' '-'- if . 4 ,N .sf3,g ,f'L-ml' .Q I ,R 1 .- -mfr' I iwafsx N.. A I 5 O . -fi Iff I 'Q .4 AP 4 Q ., ff? . tis, - -Glyn ' W 4 b P4 'Ti L K .a . 1 L y ,. 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C'CCeo1v+F k- Ejw'-2 yd Efafds Mare CCSP Cf'-QLA ind Jim 9519 'NAA 59' ff: 59253 is 0 ac.,a c1 cck af Et :CF We eve-Pfrc Cfzwcs. Ev- Wifi! 5' 9 LWVUSCVTW9 +9 SVSCVW WE- ire wafdies shown 5+ THE e'v3'e Paws Via? 'Le bed In SSL? if THE HEDJA RADIO AND JEWEL BOX. wifes comes +0 The GRANADA APPLIANCE CO- THEATRE. -ai, If 4, 4,303 ff fan' . o Ku? dispfevs e new QPF? FFCFYV A?+ef a S+FGVNJOUS wcfkouf 'lice We HUB CLOTHIERS fer Jefrys WE, We Lcfds WT! Head Poffh For OK. and cet I+, foo. use P e f P e 5 P1 m e P + 5 from We GATEWAY CITY. QALCL and JQFP exenffne We Bafb afj Me'g7e?1evee :cle N . I ,, 5 gre Sky of +353 5+ THE CEN, 3' THE FIFTH AVENUE FOODS ,Jiv fe T99 F5 A9f+5Cf3 1 TRAL SUPPLY AND APPLIANCE :ve 'L P ff 2+ 553+ fe' 2-6 ' W FORSMAN S' me e e e 4 V ' A C0 ,e:,e1E,,,e,Wf W -' essFJmslmnqs. The above fampie of lndushiai pbo+ogra in by DURANT BAR- Jk P Y' CLAY, JR., reprefenis piiofographic siciil a+ Hs peak. Looking very Qomiorfable indeed, Beffy and Carol agree Na+ furnifure from KELLY'S FURNITURE CO. is fbe best Barbafa seiis Mavis and Margie a fic- icef fe an evening of good enferfainmeni a+ fhe STATE or MACO THEATERS. , f. f Q3 'mi Syivia and Bonnie give fbeir approvai +0 Hue up-fo-daie displays af JEAN'S DRESS SHOP. Rjine 'E' fx S : O irif ,F 're scefe i' ee VIRGINIA BOWLING GARDENS, fe -3 if M12 1 Farm .Eng- R rfe 1 d Jem Ken and Jan erw'O an on I rr I ' I Y For gOOd car repair service, visif 'rhe GIIWWQQWQ me af We HOLLAND HO' HERB ANDERSON MOTORS, experfs an fheir TEL, pOpuIar spO+ IOr am Hue gang. Field. JI 1 JOI'INSON'S STAR BAKERY, firrepa IO' OU xeifs v Ce. I ,:.,e W , 3. . wt., Q ,,, swf' Iirra, fXI7Oe. aed Jiee+ Fcoe If O Cease baker as cIeIIcIOus as V OI exOeIIeO+ Ser 0H...,:5 K: .,-gi,45 y pw! W' J fffnmmsixf W H. .iff ,ia '- mii- P iw an , 5f'?ig li Vs I , 'N 1 .-,Q- Y, ,U 1, If T of x I. 2' f-05 , f' ,p 'Yip-M ' T N. 1 ' Xlx x'Q!' -0'-' 5. t. 1. I Q , il ,, W.: I f ' at .W .LE ,f L1 .wx I XfVlwef buf deliclous paslry from PEPELNJAK'S BAKERY could make Jlm's and Rosie! laces liglw up like llwlsl Aller Jon, Rod, and Carl gel fh r o u Q ln experlmenrirvg, flweylll Pal and lelerla look al a elwarm probably FUN UP +0 T U R K ' S Inq lable se l + I rw Q el TUREN- QUALITY BAKERY lor somellwing WELSH JEWELRY. reel'vQOOd. J7m and Randy Covsider some new records from flwe Complele slock af llwe BEDDOW MUSIC CO. Bob and Jerry are buyfrwg some qood looking slwoe S from llwe BOOTERY, wlwiclw slwows llwey know wlwere lo llnd llwe besl, Shirley and Sandra exarrwlrwe a prerfy new sweafer from BUTLER BROS. DEPT. STORE. 2 ,7-K I VW Wff .. KE' aggfgt 1-Six.. 6? 4? Y E - . , ,f 1,5 Q 'O 4 W 1' if ff 'V . ,lf Flu' f . X I s 4 . ' ' 1, , 1 , ,, A ' . v ' . N K f 4 Al' sill EQ 5: Q4 In F 1 1 I ti? For fhose exquisife flowers for Thar big nigh? go fo fhe VIR- GINIAGREENHOUSEAND FLORAL CO. Marlene may be fooling around buf she knows 'rhere's no fooling when if comes lo shopping af WE- LANDER'S GROCERY. 11 Make sure seems happy over fhe fine Frrgnd a re unsfalled by EDBLOM'S REFRIGERATION an fhe school cafeferia. Shirley and Jo Ann wafch wifh Inleresf fhe experl worlc of press- ing a+ WOLF DRY CLEANERS AND SHOE REPAIRERS. For good enferfainmenf lilce Jir'nrny's, fume in fo WHLB every day. wtufalda mam CLUETT-PEABODY AND CQMPANY, INC. lf , . K, THESE TWELVE juniors were eieeied by iheir detrriafei az ihe ouizfahdirig siuderifs di iheir daze. They are The horriireer, for Gif :N am 0 si die. Eieded io renrezeh' Rdoseveii High Sihooi af ihe amriuai coriyerwfion were FnyeiJeri3er1 and David Ciihe. Seaied in a semicircie 'rw ihe beck row are Laura Aho, Faye? Jensen, Beii Byrd, Barbara Baier Derma Viike 'ch Jghw Nldro Nfiriy Avzio, Richard Hery . lri The irehi rew are David Jay VJi'iiems, and Larry Jairsha. Nei DiCip'9d '5 Daria C NfV +I1'61. Virginia, Chisholm, Eveleth, Gilbert Teeming Ingots ot J8-L's Pittsburgh Works 11?-,a 1 I 4 I N