Roosevelt High School - Rohian Yearbook (Virginia, MN)

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1955 volume:

- A .4 ' COMMEMCRATING ITS 25TH ANNIVERSARY . Roosevelt High School Publication Stoll Proudly Presents the 1955 Rohion V ,f Y ' if V .4 i f:fi12fpI2 ' if ., 1545x513 ' :f1fJS:14f!5i-'f Plfffi i in fi ' is Y ' Faculty ..,..,...,... Classes ,,,.s,,...... Social ..... ..,,,., Sports l.aa,....aaa Organizations Advertising ,.., Co-Edi+ors ....... Layouf Edifor ...... Managing Edifor ........ Business Manager ...,... Adverfising Sales Feafure Wrifers ..,.,. Sporfs Ediior .v..... Phofography ........ John Fleck and Mary McCullough ., Barbara Engei Carol Anderson Fayal Jensen Jerry Baland Marlis Grierson and Joanne Vehring Jerry Kfobuchar John Caddy Sfdff Members ..........................,..... Janice Cundy, Harvey Kaufman, Shirley Lindholm, Sharon Mordini, Mary Pudas, Alyce Tuominen Cover ---,--V-, .,... D ick Silvola AJVFSOI' ....... .A..... M r. Malaney BOARD OF EDUCATION leff fo rsghf Mr Earl F Hessel Mrs Anna Hansen and Mr John Pepelnsak Clerk Mr Edwsn Pakola Dr W S Neff Dr Oscar Ness Chasrman Faculty ls Human, Not Phunfasmagorsul Up fo abouf fhe fhsrd grade our feacher loomed above us lske a fasr goddess hsgh on a pedesfal She knew everyfhsng + leasf everyfhsng fhaf was worfh knowsng Wsfh adorsng eyes we gazed af her as fhe supreme aufhorsfy An apple for fhe feach er'7 Thaf s penny anfe sfuff We d gladly have handed her fhe world on a sslver plaffer or even our pef collecfson of frogs As we grew sn sfafure we also grew sn exaggerafed self smporfance and fhe pedesfal faded away Soon sf was fhe ofher way around We felf we fowered over fhese poor creafures who dared fo fell us a fhsng or fwo And now fhaf we have reached fhe psnnacle fhe one be longsng only fo Sensors gradually agasnsf our wsll we fsnd our Now fhe cycle ss complefed By devsous nnefhods whsch we wsll sllusfrafe fhe faculfy has aga n earned our admsrafson and respecf Remember fhaf fsrsf reporf we had fo gsve sn fronf of fhe room before a blurry sea of faces7 Wsfh knees fremblsng ch eks pasnfully hof and sn a hsgh shrsll vosce whsch we seemed fo have no confrol over we somehow floundered fhrough our speech We saf down sn angusshed sslence feelsng dssgraced forever Then fo our unbelsevsng ears came fhe warm words of prasse Deserved or nof fhose words sef our world sn balance agasn as we muffered under our breafh Now fhere s a feach Then fhere was fhe fsme we came fo class unprepared We delegafed a few of our number fo ask a leadsng guesfson or fwo fo launch our pedagogue on a dsscourse whsch we hoped would lasf fhe hour Success seemed ours The clock fscked on fhe feacher s vosce droned on fo our unheedsng ears We ex chanoed meansngful glances prsdsng ourselves sn advance on fhss brsllsanf maneuver as fhe clock dessgnafed only fsve msnufes fo go Then suddenly fhe fables furned usckly fhe feacher passed ouf papers asked a few well placed guesfsons and our unpreparedness was dssclosed No feacher we dsdn f ouf smarf you only ourselves Remember fhaf fafeful day when quesfsonable reasonsng dsmmed fhe face of honor7 Theorszsng fhaf fhss ss fhe age for speed an age for shorfcufs one Sensor class came fo fhe sage conclusson fhaf snsfead of spendsng hours sn exhausfsve sfudy sfrasnsng eye muscles subsecfsng fexfbooks fo unnecessary wear and fear one could follow fhe shorf shady road fo hss goal ln brsef fhe aforesasd Sensor besng a member of a fhsrd hour O , , . I . -a . U . . selves refurning almosfio our firsf opinion. I - SUPERINTENDENT OF SCHOOLS: Mr. George A. Skusfad. er . l I - class, bargained wirh one In rhe iirsr hour class For +he full sei' of answers +o a iiiry poinl' True and False Tesl. A ily buzzing abour lhe room could have observed a general uniformiry in lhe decorarive eiieci oi 'rhe book marks used. A sorl oi x and o ellecl. Thus iorliiied, lhe class zipped down lhe answers long before ihe lasl gueslion was asked. Then disasier. Wirh a guief glance ai lhe slack of papers on her desk our Teacher announced, llYou may have noliced l asked your class lorry-nine guesiions. The iirsi was omiifed. ll' seemed ralher unimporlanrf' Unimporlani she says-'rhe key queslion Thai ihrew oil all rhe answers. Filly answers fo a ioriy nine gueslion iesl. Bah. Chagrin and shame were ringed wifh a creeping wave of ad- rniralion. Foiled? Nay, oufgeneraled. The echoing words of a cerlain TV program came home ro a cresrfallen, sadder, and wiser class, ilCrime does noi payll. Assuming his usual posirion by fhe office af noon, Mr. L rd warches lhe classes pass 'rhrough fhe halls on the way +o lunch. Obiecf oi fhe survelliance: frahlic con'rrol. When fhe Roosevelf doors are closed and locked on fhe final day of the I954-55 school year, ihe doors will also close on fhe reaching career of Dean oi Sfudenls Miss Gene Aure, who is refir- ing. Miss Aure's reaching career is as disfinguished as rhe lisf of academic honors she can wrife--buf never did-affer her name. Uniorlunalely Miss Aure's deparlure does noi' coincide wirh rhe arrival af Roosevelf of a person equal fo her in abilify and sincerify. To fhose honors already yours Miss Aure you can add one more - conferred upon you June IO, l955 by fhe faculry and sfudenis of Roosevel'r High School -- Doc+or in Educafion and Friendship, Summa Cum Laude . Friendly Carol Kauppi, Mr. Lind's secrerary, and her sludenl assisfanf Pa'r Condon fake time oi-f fo pose for rhe phofographer. I MISS RUTH AMBROSE ANDERSON MISS GENE AURE Biology U S HisTory Dean oT STudenTs Biology LAVERNE BRAATEN Welding 41. KEITH DAVIS O J EIDE C A FLAGS InsTrumenTaI Music Gve0meTry DraTTing Remember Joe s doze? LeT us seT The scene. The room was quieT. The insTrucTor saT aT his desk. A Teeling oT uneasiness spread Through The room. ThaT breaThing sound was iusT Too deep Too ryThmic. Wary glances were casT abouT To discover The source. The sound gaThered volume and developed inTo a Tull-Tledged snore. Joe was sound asleep. We glanced aT Mr. Pedagogue. He looked remoTe and as yeT unaware oT Joe s visiT inTo dreamland behind The shield oT an opened TexTbook. One ThoughT hif his pals in The class-Joe musT be saved. Proceeding on The Theory ThaT The besT way To Tigh+ Tire is by Tire They began an organized campaign oT noise. Ben dropped his pencils Jack rubbed his head wiTh a piece oT paper. Pages oT TexTbooks were Turned Turiously TeeT shuTTled a cold or Two developed. No avail. Above and beyond all oTher sounds rose ThaT unmisTakabIe snoring sound. Mr. Pedagogue rose walked sTraighT down The aisle pasT Joesdesk Turned came back. We waTched wiTh baTed breaTh. He reTurned To his desk picked up an enormous volume sTrode back and held iT ThreaTeningIy over The sleeper s head. Sudden- Iy he glanced aT The worried Taces abouT him grinned and TipToed quieTIy back To his desk. The Ten- sion snapped and ThaT grin spread ThroughouT The room. Wonder if Mr. Pedagogue ever realized how much ThaT biT oT horseplay endeared him To us ThaT day. He d earned The supreme commendaTion a Teacher can receive Trom a pupil- Say he s human . Remember wiTh whaT skepTicism we seT aside our TavoriTe comics and dime Thrillers and reluc- TanTIy Tollowed our English Teacher s lead inTo The Tield oT classics and LiTeraTure . We knew we d be bored-we hoped To skim IighTly over The surTace wiThouT disTurbing our comTorTabIe ThoughT paTTerns or airing The pages oT The old masTerpieces. Amazing buT Those dry pages began To live wiTh Torce color and beauTy as our ears became aTTuned To rnasTerTuI phrasing. We sTood beside Mark AnTony and spoke Those subTle words To our Roman counTrymen. We lived in a rough lumber camp wifh Thomas Hardy. We TelT The charm oT Poe's haunTing play on words. Suddenly we realized ThaT here in These dusTy volumes Iay an inTriguing world To which we'd been handed The key. Digging ouT ThaT old dime novel , we suddenly Tound iT awTully dull reading. ThaT canTankerous, conTradicTory hisTory Teacher is anoTher To remember. Scarcely a day passed ThaT he didn'T dispuTe some TacT we voIunTeered. He TIaTIy denied sTaTemenTs we had long Taken To be esTabIished TruThs and challenged us To prove him wrong. This was open war. Our sTaTe oT indiTTerence disappeared and we pledged ourselves To a duel oT TacTs. We spenT hours in The library searching Through reTerence books, encyclopedias and period- icals To Tind TacTs To subsTanTiaTe our argumenTs. We quesTioned, we probed, unused secTions oT our brains groaned, creaked and sTarTed To TuncTion againsT our will. WILBUR GEARY InsTrumenTaI Music MISS MARY HALVORSON Social STudies MISS JEAN HEALY English, DramaTics if QP . S- MISS MARY HOLLEY EDWIN HUMPAL L. G. HURST MISS PHYLLIS JOHNSON CIo'rI1Ing Insfrumenfal Music A+IwIeI'ic Diredor GirIs' Swimming FORREST JONES VICTOR JORGENSON Draffmg Job ReIa+moms Radmo Hedrwcwfy nu.,- MISS ELLEN KORPY JOHN LIND English Prmc1paI J- ' 1 O J MCILVENNA JON MALANEY Cnvscs Socwology Englxsh Journalism L. L. MICHELS Boys' Swimming I 4 I MISS DORIS PETERSON Girls' Physical Educalion R. A. POTTSMITH Cabinel Making FRANK RUKAVINA U. S. I'Iislory, Drivers' Training 8 MISS ANNE MOBERG MISS STELLA OGREN Arl English Nine limes oul ol len we proved him wrong. Yes, bul why? Slrange, lhal he should have such a proud, pleased look on his lace when he admilled deleal. Remember brash, noisy Ned and lhe leacher who never raised her voice? You could pick Ned oul a block away as lhe Ioudesl and rowdiesl in lhe group. Il someone lripped walking down lhe aisle il was Neds lool lhal quickly darled back under his desk, I-Ie was lhe lype who would have made good use ol an inkwell had we lived in lhe era ol piglails. Boislerous and rude, Ned presenled a problem lo any inslruclor. We leared lor lhe menlal slabilily ol lhe soll spoken leacher when he landed in her class. During lhe lirsl week she sludied him quielly. Then one day, while handing back some wrillen work, she had her say, You have a gill ol phrasing--I enjoyed reading your paper . The nexl day Ned handed in lwo papers lo our one and in doing so, wilhdrew a couple ol paces lrom lhe cenler ol lhe slage. Slowly bul surely il happened-wilh a word ol approval here-a nole ol encouragemenl lhere-lhe obnoxious Ioudness changed lo a guiel conlidence. Remember when our hearls surged wilh lhe same rebellious spiril lell by our lorelalhers in lheir lighl againsl oppression? A lilling comparison indeed. Il was lhe lask ol memorizing lhe Declaralion ol Independence lhal had been assigned lo us by our oppressor-lhal is-leacher, lhal aroused our lighling spiril. Declaralion ol Independence-whal mockery in lhose words. This was nol independence spending hour aller hour com- milling Jellersons words lo memory, inlacl wilh every punclua- lion mark. Could be lhe lacl lhal we reciled lhe Declaralion ol Independence inslead ol counling sheep when ballling insomnia be classilied as a Hpursuil ol happinessu? Yes, we spullered, we lived wilh one ol our nalion's grealesl documenls. We be- gan lo see inlo lhe lighling hearls ol our counlrymen who had so bravely expressed lheir sland. Indeed one ol our proudesl accomplishmenls in our school years has been lo echo lhose im- morlal words which hold lheir lrulhs yeslerday, loday and lo- morrow. This abilily ol ours may even come in uselul in a TV quiz program someday. We could cile incidenl aller incidenl why we have recon- slrucled lhal pedeslal we placed our leachers on in our early school years. We also hope lhal in recounling lhese evenls we have proved beyond a gueslion ol a doubl lhal lhe omission ol lhe C lrom lhe word lacully in a cerlain sludenl wrillen Ieller was enlirely accidenlal. In a Rohian edilors' communicalion lo leachers early lhis year, unwillingly, reference was made lo all lorly ol Roosevells Faully members . Faully-a lhousand limes no. Wilh deep respecl and admiralion lhe Seniors bid farewell lo a mosl peerless FACULTY. EMIL OMAN Chemislry, Physics MISS NO RA PETERSON Foods JAMES ROWBOTTOM Algebra, Drivers' Training .q 'il' KARL RUTH ENBECK Prinling N YN-af MISS LUCILE SILKER MISS GERTRUDE SIMONS WARREN F. SIMS C. O. SMITH English World Hisfory Mafh, Physical Eclucafion Machine Shops 51 I 1 4 is ' I I MISS T. M. SMITH Commercial Cofiee and Ialk precede Ihe business session af Ihe lirsl iaculfy meefing of The year. Sealed from left fo righf: Mr. Oman, Mr. Jorgenson, Mr. Rufhenbeclc, Mr. Ziemel, Mr. Hnmpal, Mr. Eide. Vocal MUSIC MISS PATRICIA VERNETTI MISS GUNVAR WADD MISS AGNES WEST EUGENE ZIEMET English, French Library Commercial Aufo Mechanics I 0 CLASSES I l'-if la ' vI'l x IOC . 'E' OOC' S on ji? ALEXANDER CHRISTINE VIrgInIa 809 NOFII1 I6 S+ree+ re Nous I 3 se q I I ms 2 AA I 3 Chee er p COUDCI I G rIs Choir I 2 Home ornmq Comrm 3 AssernbIy Comm Hee 2 Se Ior Parry CommI1+ee 3 Leffermens ueen 3 ANDERSON ARLENE VIrgInIa 5I I Sou'I'I1 6 SIree+ a er Drwe CorrImI?+ee 2 M e'r Me In S+ L crew 3 LI r r HeIper 3 Annou ernerf ComrnI+1ee 3 ANDERSON CAROL Vlfglnld 2 I 8 Soufh 9 Sfreei' HI PresIcI Ro H Thep 2 3 GA I GIrIs Spors I oIr r es ra onor 3 NarIonaI Hor- Sccrery 3 Prom Comm free 2 Iurnabouf Cornmffee 2 3 Maqazrne Cornrmffee 3 Se :or Banque? Corrmnfee Charrmar' 3 A Kiss For r ereIIa crew 2 e' e n OLIIS crew 3 PIay Rea Ing Commuffee 3 Srar of1he Norfh 3 Rohxan Managunq Ednfor 3 AYSTA NANCY VIrgInIa 40I Soufh 6 S'Iree'I I HI Pre MI 2 estra I 2 A K ss For Cm ere a cas 2 Mee? Me In S+ ouIs crew 3 Prom commII+ee 2 PIay Readrnq Comrmrfee 3 SenIor Banquef Comnuffee 3 What Ine UN Means Io Me 2 Co VaIedIcIorIan BAKER BARBARA Vlrglnla 403 7II1 Avenue Sou'fI1 I H on r Iu I Jun or CIass Secrerary Paper Dr ve Cornmuffee 2 Turnabouf Comms? 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Counol I, 2, BERGERSON MARTIN Vnrgunna 5I4 Norfh I4 Sfreei' CI: I Band I 2 Paper ve CommlHee 2 A Kass For CundereIIa crew 2 BODOVINITZ JERRY Vu-gunna 3 I 5 Sou+I1 9 SIreeI Le ermensCIubI 2 3 Sw ming I 2 3 Cap? n3 nor-no Jo ANN v.,g.,,.a 704 NorI'I1 I0 SI'reeI' Hae W 3 Girls Sporfs I 2 3 Prom CommuHee Llbrary HeIper 3 gnu BYRD BETTE Vlrgnnla I33I SouII1 I3 Sfreei' Hn P en onor o 2 3 DrnII Te m 2 ueen Affendanf 3 Prom Commlffee 2 Semor Parfy CommlHee 3 CARLSON ROBERT Vnrgnnla 807' 2 2nd Avenue SouI'h CARLSON THERESA Vnrglnua l002I 2 6II1 Avenue Norfh H 3 G1rIs Spo 3 Grls C o Lbrary Helper 3 ll i fi tug qui? 5' BONICATTO LAWRENCE Vnrguma 20I Soufh II SI'reeI' LeHermen s Club 2 3 Pep Councl 3 Track 3 Co Capfa n 3 Honor RoII I 2 3 NaI onal Honor Soc: efy 3 SIucIenI Councl 3 Vuce Presn dem' 3 CIass RepresenIaI1 e 3 Rang Comm Hee 2 Top Ten Maqazlne Salesman 3 Prom Comm Hee 2 Maqaz ne Comm Hee 3 Homecom ng Comm Hee 3 Jun or Rofar an 3 Roh an Solzcsfor 3 BRINKMAN MYRTIS Vurgnnna 503 Norih I5 Sfreef Hae W 3 BURSCH JAMES DuIuI'I1 Munn 908' 2 3rd Avenue Soufh ermen s CIub 3 S m ng 3 Orchesfra I 2 3 d Kss for Cnderella cre 2 Prom Comm Hee 2 Meef Me In I Louns crew 3 Sensor Parfy Comm Hee 3 CHOPP ROBERT Vlrgmla 702 Nor+I1 I7 S'I'ree+ Swxmmunq 2 3 CHUNG HAROLD I I9 Chesfnui' Sfreei' Honor Roll 3 Jumor Rofar an 3 Kwung+ung Chma CLAVITER WILLIAM V.,-g.,-,,a 503 Sou+h I Sireei' ermen's Club I, 2, 3: Fo Ib 2 3: Hockey 2. Co-cap in ' MeeI' Me In SI. Louis cre , 3. U.S. Marine Corps. CLINE DAVID Red Wmg Munn BruH Munn ermens Club 2 3 Foolball 2 3 Baslcefball 3 Track I 2 3 a I 2 Honor Roll I 2 3 Nahonal Honor Socxefy 3 Sfudenf Councll 2 3 Jun or Class Vrce PF6SldEPI Sensor Class Frrsl Vce Presndenf Turn abou? Kung of Hearls 3 Magazzne Commlflee 3 Boys Sfafe 2 Jumor Rofarlan of Ihe Year 3 CONDON PATRICIA Ll'rcI'1fleIcI Munn 709 Sou+I'1 I I Sfreef Hu oru T o I 2 3 Mixed EnsembIe3 Honor Roll I 2 3 Nahonal Honor o clefy 3 Sludenf Councll 3 Drull Team 2 3 Rung Commuffee 2 Maqa znne Commulfee 3 Top Ten Salesman 3 Rolnlan Solnclfor 3 COOKE DELORES Vurgmua 228 Sou+I1 5 S+reef Hae W 2 3 Lnbrary Helper 3 DAVIS MAURITA Barnes Wlsconsm I I I2 Sou'II1 I2 Srreef Enfre Nous 2 3 GAA C uncnl 3 Ro H Tlweps 3 Drill Team 2 3 Meef Me In SI Louis crew 3 Play Reading Commlffee 3 Lubrary Helper 3 DISHNEAU RONALD Vlrglnua 720 NOFII1 I2 Sfreef Mlxed Chorus I 2 3 DOYLE PATRICIA Vlfglhli 404 8+h Avenue Soufh Tru Hn I 2 3 Lubrary Helm- .ou U he T CRON SANDRA Vnrguma 5I6 SouI'I1 I SI'reeI' T Hn I 2 3 Secrefaryl GAA I 2 3 GAA CouncuI3 Girls C our I Mlxed Chorus 2 3 Semor Class Secrefary D II Team 2 3 T abouf Comm1++ee 2 Prom Commuffee 2 Magazine Commuffee 3 Top Ten Salesman 3 Sensor Parfy Commlffee 3 CURLEY JAMES Anderson Sou'II1 Carolina BruH Munn Track 3 Memorial Commlffee Charrman 3 CUSSON RENA Ely Munn I I Knob HIII Mudway Gardens Trl Hu I 2 3 Honor Roll 2 Prom Commlflee 2 Turnabouf Commnlfee 2 3 Banque? Commllfee 3 Library Helper 3 HUM' DUCHARME LEO Red Lalte Falls Munn I03 Nor'II1 I SI'reef Leffermens Club I 2 3 Pep Counc1l2 3 Fcofball I 2 3 Co capfam 3 Track I 2 3 Sfudenf CounclI3 Senior Parfy Comm Hee 3 EMERY, HOWARD EveIeII1 Munn BrlH' Munn Swummunq 3 Prom Commdfee 2 Memorial Commufiee 3 ENGEL BARBARA Vurgmua 8I8 Soufh 7 Sfreef Enfre Nous I 2 3 Treasurer 3 Ro Hu TI1eps3 Gurls Sporfs I 2 3 Dnll Team 3 Prom Commufiee 2 A Kuss For Cnnderella crew 2 Turn abou? Decorafuons Commrffee Chalrman 2 3 Meer Me In S3 Louis crew 3 Play Readung CommnHee 3 Banquel' Commuflee 3 Sfar of 'Ihe NorI'h 3. Rohuan 3 1' GILL SALLY Park Falls Wisconsin I209 Soufh 20 Sfreef Transfer from Grand Marais 3 Enlre Nous 3 Honor Roll 3 Library Helper 3 GREENE LAWRENCE I I03 Soufh I8 Sfreef Lellermen s Club I 2 Hockey I 2 Virginia GREGORICH LENORE Silver Lake Homes Apf IOA Hae W3 Girls Clnoir I Dulufh Munn HANSON ROBERT Virginia I I5 Sou'I'I1 2 Sireef mmunq 3 Band I 2 3 Slar of flwe Norllw Prinler I HARVEY RICHARD Virginia 420 Soufh 6 Sh'ee'I Lefiermen s Club 2 3 Foolball 2 Hockey 3 Honor Roll 3 'tonal Honor Soclely 2 3 Presideni 3 Sfudenf Council I 2 3 Pr den? 3 Sophomore Class Treasurer Junior Class Presidenl' Sensor Class Second Vce Presidenf Magazine Commifiee 3 Top Ten Salesman 3 Junior Roiarian 3 Rolnan Solicilor 3 HEGLAND CAROL Virginia I323 Soufh I I Sfreei' TTI I-I1 2 3 SAAC I G C I I Mix Chorus 2 3 Mixed Ensemble 3 Drill Team 2 3 Ring Commiifee 2 Prom Comrmfiee 2 Banque? Commiilee 3 Office Helper 2 Library Helper 3 FALLS, DARLENE .........,...,,,.....,..,...,.,,.,,..,A... Waseca, Minn. Midway Gardens Enfre Nous 2, 3: GAA I: A Kiss For Cinderella , cas? 2: Meal Me In SI. Louis , crew 3: Turnaboui Commiliee 3. FLECK, JOHN ..,...,..........,................ Willmingion, Delaware 527 Soufh I I SI'reei' Prom Cornmiflee 2: Flower Commiilee 3: Junior Rofarian 3: Shar of The Norflf' 2, 3, Sporfs Edifor 2: Rolriian Sporfs Edilor 2. Co-edifor 3. FORSMAN ILONA ........,......,........................ EVBIBII1 Minn I6I7 IOII1 Avenue Norfh ' Hi , 3: GA 2: Girls Spor s :Girs C oir :Honor Ro . 2 3: Drill Team 2: Library Helper 3: Shar of flue Norfh' 2. GRIERSON MARLIS I I06 Soufh I7 S+ree+ HeW3RoHiTIweps3 a Norlln 3 Rohian3 GUNDERSON BRYAN I005 7fh Avenue Souilw Track I 2 3 Leliermens Club3 HALLIN WILLIAM SOI Nor'I'h I4 Sfreef Swimming 3 y Reading Commlilee Virginia 'rar of 'Ilwe Virginia Cook Minn xi' 117' JAKSHA LAWRENCE Virginia 409 Sou+h 2 S+ree+ I. ermens Club 2 3 Foolball 3 Baslmelball 3 Baseball I 2 3 Hon r 3 Junior RoIarIan JENSEN FAYAL Virginia 6I0 Soufh 5 Sfree+ H 3 Pres en 3 C-A 2 3 GAA CouncI M ed C I-us IX be rcbesfra I o o o IIOPGI Honor Sociely 2 3 Sec elary Treasurer 3 SI'uden+ Councl I S plwomore Class Secrerary Dr II Team 2 3 Prom Commiiiee 2 T I-I abou+ CommI1+ee 2 3 Magaz ne Comfnffee 3 Top Ten Salesman ei Me I SI Lo I 3 GIrIs Sfafe 2 ueen Arfendanr Slar of +IIe Norfln 3 RoI'I an Business Manager 3 JOHNSON ARTHUR 4I2 Soufh 4 Sfreei LeI+err-nens Club 2 3 Foofball I 2 3 HocI:ey2 Virginia Q sf .s J JOHNSON JANET Virginia IBIS Soufhern Drive Hae W 2 3 Vice PresIden'r3 Girls Cboir I BuIIeIIn Board Commif ree 3 JOHNSON JOHN VIrgInIa I27If2 Soufh 6 Sfreei' Lerfermens Club I 2 3 Fooiball 2 3 Co capIaIn3 HocIcey3 Track 2 3 Pep Counci JOHNSON JUDITH Vlfglnla 4I2 Sou+I1 9 S+ree+ HI 2 3 Sec ela y2 GAA 2 3 GAA C unc 3 C-Irls C Ir d CIworus3 Orclwesfra I 2 nor ol Dri Team 3 Prom Comrmffee 2 Announcemenf Commiffee 3 Semor Parry Corn miftee 3 'US l HELSTROM, PATRICIA .ss.,....s.....s.. ............sss...ss,. , Virginia 320 Souih 3 S'rreeI' Trl I-Ii I, 2, 3: GAA I' Rinq Cornmirree 27 Prom Commlrlee 27 Bariquel' Commiffee 37 Library Helper 3. HILL, LEE Ys...,.2..,,s,,,.i,,., ,..,,.s,,si,2, ,s.,,i T o wer-Souclan, Minn. 2 I4 NOTIII 3 Sfreef Library Helper I, 3. HORVATH SHIRLEY 709 Norfh I2 Sfreei' Virginia Hae W 3 DrIII Team 3 Power Comm free 3 Library Helper 3 JOHNSON CHARLES VIFQIDIB I6I2I 2 Soufh I0 S+reeI' Swlmminq 3 JOHNSON FLORENCE Virginia 229 Sou+I1 7 Sireef HI 3 Presiden G 2 Grls Choir I Mixed CI'Iorus Mx :I semble 3 GITIS T 2 3 Orclnesfa I 2 Turna o Corrimiffee 2 Prom Comrniffee 2 Flower Commirree CIIaIrman 3 7 I 5 Sou'I'I1 9 Sireef HI Pep C C 3 I Choir I Mixed Chorus 2 3 Prom Commiiiee 2 A Kiss For Cmde rella crew 2 Meer Me In S+ Louis cre 3 Homecoming Commir Iee 3 Top Ten Magazine Salesman 3 SenIor Parry Commifiee 3 , IIN gf g'II 5 I, ' ' '' ' , ,,,,,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,......,..,,.. ,.,,, , e+I ' , : 2 7 , , 7 io Roll I, 7 ' ' 3. ' A A V'A A'A A 'A A V Tri iI,2, , id .I 7 AI, , 7 'I3f ii is K' 7 gi I,2,3: M' ed Ensem I 370 ,2, 37H ri rR II I,2,37Na- I I 'NV 7 V f ' - ' . . ' - 7 I 7 I o ' I , 7 ' ' or - 3' Q N A ' , 7 I i , 37 , Me n , als , cas I ' ' 7 Q 3: , I I I 'X Q T I . . . 7 f II ' I ,-I,'x, . ......,...............,.-................,.x.. I I sss - , ,A,,,,,.,,.,,,.,,,,...,.,,s................... f A Tri 'I,2, , ' +27 AAI, 7 i ' ' I ' I. ' 2, 37 Ie En 7 ' ' rio I, , 7 . r ,lg b ur . A JOHNSON, HAROLYN .,...,......,....,s.ss,........,.,,...,..,.. virginia - K gk Tri ' I, 2, 37 GAA I, 2, 37 ouncil 2, 37 Iieerleader I, 2, 7 Gfrls' vm. if j I . ' I ' . W I . ' , ..........,........,.......,..,....,-.4,.,Y.,f,Y.,,. I, , 7 'I3. Vi Y Tri 'I, , , r r 7 I, , 7 o II2, 7 ' ' Iwo' I7 Mixe ' 1 , , 3: Ho R 'I I, 2, 3: i'I 2, JOHNSON SHARON Vlrgnnua I405 Sou+h I3 Sfreef e W 2 3 GAA I 2 Hon r I DraII Team Meef Me n S+ Lours crew3 Lbrary Helper 3 JOHNSON WARREN Defrod Mnchngan bl I Sou+I1 I3 S'I'ree'I' LeHermen s CIub3 FooIbaII Manager 3 Band I 2 3 JUDNICK DONALD Vnrgmua 409 7II1 Avenue SouI'I'1 A K ss For C ndereIIa crew 2 Prom Decoraflng Comm Hee Cha rman 2 Sen or Parfy CommuHe 3 Banque? Comm Hee 3 N-49 KENNEDY CRAIG 8I0 Nor+I1 I4 Sfreef Turnabouf Kunq Cand1da+e KETOLA JUDITH 4I I SouII1 7 S+reeI' En+re Nous 2 3 Gnrls Sporfs I KISHEL GENE 7I 8 Souih 8If2 Sfreef Vlrganla Vurgmla VIYQIDIQ LeHermens Club 3 Ro H1 TI'1eps 3 Sw mm ng Manaqer 3 Mx d orus I ss or an erella r Mee Me In SI ous cre 3 PIay Readunq Comm Hee 3 KANGAS EERO 820 Nor+I1 I4 Sireei' Soudan Munn Mnxed Cnorus 2 3 Memor aI Comm Hee 3 KARKI RALPH I I3 Soufh I0 Sfreef Ludden Nor'I'I1 DaIro+a KAUFMAN HARVEY I09I 2 Souih I SI'ree'I' Band I 2 3 Prom Comm Hee 2 Memor aI Comm Hee 3 Sfar of H1e N rH1 3 ROI1 an 3 Vurglma A casuaI alr prevauIs af II16 meehnqs oIH1e Senior dass offvcers under Hue advlsorshlp of Mnss Snlker Seafed IeH fo rngI1I Sandra Cron, Don Wlr+anen Dave Cme, Duck Harvey, JoI'1n Nngro Ha I t, .31 o ROI 3: ' 35 I t Q., Xxfxll Xt . . . if ' 'AA 3 'n 'f'n i Fl, I fa- I ' I e 33 I II ' ' I I X S VEKL 4 I --AA -iilliiwviirwiiiwwi - -,,-.i-w . . . x f U . 3. -, ,'f: ' IA'IRR ''A RRR 'A'ARR ' ' Ga vu J Ch : A Ki. C' cIew 27 I I .I L Iii, th KLOBUCHAR JERRY Vurglnla 422 Sou+I1 3 Sfreer Swimming 3 A Young Man s Fancy cas? I Prom Commlflee 2 Slar of lhe Norfh 3 Rohnan 3 Rohuan Solncllor 3 KLOBUCHAR KENNARD Vnrguma 422 Soulh 3 S+ree+ Meef Me In S+ Louls crew 3 Slar of The Norlh Prunler 2 3 KNUTSON KAREN Vrrgmna I204 Soulh 9 Slreel' rs Sporls I 2 A Krss or Clnderella crew 2 George Washing lon Slepl Here crew 2 KULLBERG JAMES Grand Rapuds Munn 8I6 Nor+h 9 Sfreef Leflermens Club3 Foofball 3 Baslrelball Manager I 2 3 Honor Roll 2 3 Naluonal Honor Soc ery 2 3 A Kass For Crndere a cas Meel Me In S+ Louis crew 3 Announcemenf Commlllee 3 Jumor ROIGFIBH 3 LAHDE LEROY Vurgmla 2l0 NOFII1 I Sireei' Transfer from Tower 3 LAKOSKY RANDALL Vlrgmla 229 Soufh I0 Sfreei' Lellermens Club3 Track Manager 2 Golf I 3 Orcheslra 3 Band I 2 3 Honor Roll I 2 3 Nahonal Honor Socle+y3 Paper Drive Chaur man 2 Prom Commlffee 2 Magazine Drive General Manager 3 Meel Me In Sf Louis casl' 3 Jumor Rolarnan 3 i fp-F' A KOSKI CAROLYN Grand Raprcls Munn 9I I 71h Avenue Sourh re N us l 2 enf or s Grls Chosr M xed Chorus 3 Muxed Ensemble 3 Drill Team 3 Prom Commlllee Meer Me In Sf Louls crew 3 Turnabouf Chasrrnan 3 Sensor Parry 206' 2 2nd Avenue Norlh Slar of lhe Norlh Prunler I 2 KUBERKA LAWRENCE Vnrgmua 604 Norih I6 Sfreer Flower Commlllee 3 Slar of fhe Norfh Prunler 3 LANG HERTA Bruchsal Germany I4 Vermlllon Drlve H 3 GA 2 3 GAA Councl 3 Mixed Chorus Mnxed Ensemble 3 A Kiss For Cinderella casl 2 Turnaboul Commlf fee 3 Meer Me In SI Louis crew 3 Banque? Commlflee 3 LAPATKA MARLENE Evelellm Munn 608 bih Avenue Norfh Hae W 2, 3 GAA 2 3 Honor Roll 2 3 Drzll Team 2 3 Bullehn Board Commnrlee Chairman 3 Memorial Commlllee 3 LARSEN, RONALD Vnrgnma I402 Soulh I0 Slreef Leffermen s Club 3 Hockey Manager 2, 3 -Tv' . , I . . V ' . . . ' Gil' ,,3: ' F ' 3 'b En? o , , 3, Presid 3: Glrls' Sp I I, 2, 31 I ' ' 2: I 1 ' 2 ' : ' 2: I V . ' . 3 ' 7 ' 3. KOZAR, DONALD .,,,,,u,.uIu.uuu..,,............,uuu....,....u,u.,.. virginia ,ik U H I 'C' 3' V: me fi 1 , Z., H , I u,,, ' In II',g ' glut +2 g ' 'S' I U---H--H--iNYY--innn----nun'-nrdnu . . . I I 'xx Wy? XX it I TrI al, 2, z A 1. U, 1 . Nw 2. 7 ' 2, U3: R2 ' I -----'---------------f-------------- I I ' W ' I LAUGEN RICHARD Soudan Minn I6 Telegraph Drive, Midway Gardens Transfer from Tower Soudan 3 LONGTINE FRANCES 903 5'I'h Avenue Soufh Transfer from Flinl Michigan 3 Drill Team 3 Library Helper 3 Marque'H'e Michigan MC BRIDE ROGER 308 5+h Avenue Norlh Red Cross I Honor Roll 3 Siudenf Council I Sophomore Class Pres: den? Prom Commuifee 2 Senior Parly Commlllee 3 Eslra na ba Michigan MC FAUL CAROL Virginia 7I5 Norlll I6 Sfreel' e W I 2 3 GAA Choir 2 B 2 Hon R 3 Drill Team 3 MAGEAU THOMAS Dulufh Munn I IO4 4+I1 Avenue Sou+h Lei ermens Club I 2 3 Ro Hu Tlweps I 2 Foolball 2 3 Traclc Young Man s Fancy cas? I MALMSTROM TERRENCE Dululh Minn 535 Souih I2 Sfreef Ro HI Tlweps I mmrng 3 Young Mans Fancy crew I A Kiss For Cinderella crew 2 Top Ten Magazine Salesman 3 Senior Parry Commxffee 3 Rolnaan Solicilor 3 LARSON, ANNA MARIE ..,.........,.,........,.,..,.,......... Virginia 4l2 Norlh I4 Sfreef Tri Hi I, 2, 3: Girls' Choir 2, 3: Orclweslra I, 2, 3: Drill Team 3. LARSON, MARLENE .,......,..,,...,..,,........... Slanchfield. Minn. 324 Soufh 9 Sfreef Tri Hi I, 2, 3: Girls' Choir I, 2, 3: Drill Team 3: A Kiss For Cinderella . crew 2: Prom Commilree 27 Library Helper 3. LARSON ROBERT Virginia 602 Soufh BV2 Sfreel' Mixed Clworus I 2 3 Mixed EnsembIe3 Boys Cliorus 3 40' 109' MC CAVIC MARJORIE Virginia 602 6II1 Avenue Norlh Hu I 2 3 GAA I 2 3 GAA Councl 3 Drill Team 2 Prom Com mulfee 2 Bullelrn Board Comrr-:Hee 3 MC CAVIC VALERIE Vnrgrnra I I0 Nor+I1 2 Slreel' Library Helper 3 MC CULLOUGH MARY 522 Sou+I1 I2 S1'ree'I' Tri HI I 2 3 Ro Hu Tlneps 2 3 Secrefary Treasurer 3 Girls Sporfs I Girls Choir I Mixed Clnorus I 2 3 Mixed Ensemble 3 Orcheslra I 2 3 Honor Roll I 2 3 Nahonal Honor Socrely 3 Young Mans Fancy c sf I A Kiss For Cinderella casl and crew 2 Prom Commuflee 2 Meer Me ln SI' Louis crew 3 Play Reading Commlllee 3 Turnabouf Comrmflee 3 Senior Parfy Comrnlflee 3 Banque? Commnllee 3 Slar of The Norllw 3 Rolwlan Co Edufor 3 Websler Sou+I'1 Dalrola 12:- MOOREFIELD LAWRENCE Vurguma 202If2 Norlh 4 Sireef MORTALONI RONALD Vlrgnnua 5I 8 Norlli I5 Slreel' Lelfermen s Club 3 Foofball Manager 2 Prom Comm 'flee 2 Turnaboul' K nq Candrdafe 3 NELSON JAMES Vlrglnla 5I8 Soufh I I Sireel' Lel ermens Club 2 3 Foolball 3 Baslcelball 2 3 Pep Council I 2 3 Pres den'r3 Mixed Chorus I 2 3 Prom Comrmffee 2 ,F NISULA JOAN Clmsholm Munn 2I4 Norlh 3 SI'reeI Hae W 2 3 GAA 2 3 Glrls Sporls I Drll Team 3 Turnaboul Com mulfee 3 BanqueIComrnl1ee 3 L brary Helper 3 OKERSTROM ESTHER Vnrguma 506 Norfll I6 S'I'reeI Hn U xed E semble 3 Orcheslra I 2 3 Honor Roll I 2 3 Drrll Te 3 Banque? Comm Hee 3 ORAZEM GERALDINE Ely Munn I I I I Soulh I2 Sfreel Trarsler Irom Aurora 3 Enlre Nous 3 Gr rls Clwor 3 Meef Me In SI Lours crew3 MASON MAVIS BeaucIe'H'e Minn Shar Roufe Vnrguma H 3 G rls MELIN JOHN 4l7I 2 Soufh 8 Sfreel' In+erna'nonaI Falls Munn Mxed Chorus 2 Prom Commlllee 2 Paper Dr ve Co cnalrman 2 Senor Parly Comm Hee 3 MIIIISHULIS FRANCES Paul Munn 424 Norih I6 S+ree+ e W 3 GAA I 2 3 D ll Tea 2 BuIle+n Board CommIH'ee 3 X Cook Munn 4l4 7II1 Avenue SouI'I1 Lellermen s Club I 2 3 Swnmmung I Meef Me In Sf ouls U S Marine Corps NESBITT ROBERT 20I Soufh 6 Slreef ermens Club2 3 r-oolball 2 3 Traclc I 2 or oll Sludenf Councll3 Vlrglnua NIGRO JOHN BuI1l Munn 72I NOTII1 I4 Sfreel Lellermens CIub2 3 Secrelary 3 Baskelball 2 3 Baseball 2 3 Honor Roll I 3 Sfudenf Council 2 3 Senuor Class Pres den? Magazsne Com muffee 3 Prom Commaflee 2 Jun or Rolarlan 3 I --A--------'---------------------f---f-- 1 ' Tri I I, 2. I I Isporls I, 2. 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Louis , crew 33 Play Reading Commiilee 31 Announcemeni Comrniffee 3. PAKKALA, THOMAS ....,...,....,....,..ss..ss...,,..,..,,,., Zim, Minn. I I4If2 Chesfnui SI'reeI' Swimming 31 Traclc 31' MeeI Me In S+. Louis , crew 31 SIar of Ihe N r h Prinfer I 3 PAPIN ROBERTA Virginia 808 Nor+h I6 S+ree+ I-lae W I Girls Sporls 3 Drill Team 2 130 PICKERING KENNETH Virginia 806 Nor'Ih I6 Sfreel' POPELKA BARBARA Virginia 5I 7 Souih I0 SI'ree'I' H 2 3 GAA I 2 3 Vice Presidenl 3 GAA Council 3 urs Choir I 2 Drill Team 2 3 Turnaboul' Commlllee 3 Library Helper 3 PRINCE MILLICENT Vlrglnla 4-I2 Norih I5 SI'ree'l' Band I 2 3 Library HeIper3 PARE MARGARET Virginia 320 Soufh 9 Sfreel' Hu our M orus onor o Prom Cornmuriee 2 Meef Me In SI Louis crew 3 Library Helper 3 Senior Parly Cornrmlfee 3 PAUL JAMES Virginia 7l3 Norfh I4 S'I'reeI' n I 3 A Kiss r Cinderella crew 2 PEPPIN MARILYN Red Lalce Falls Minn 9I8 Norfh I7 Sfreel' E re Nous 2 3 Girls Sporls Mee Me n Louis crew 3 Library Helper F-f Q P ,I PUDAS MARY Dulufh Minn 505 Sou'I'I'1 8V2 S'I'ree'I' Hi Ro H Th G Spors 2 Girls Choir I Mixe Chorus I 2 3 Mixed Ensemble 3 Girls Trio accompamsf 3 Drill Team 3 A Kiss For Cinderella cas? and crew 2 Prom Commilfee 2 Meer Me In S+ Louis crew 3 Play Reading Commuffee 3 Banque? Cornmif fee 3 Sfar of fhe Norfh 3 Rohuan 3 PUTZEL ROBERT Vlrglnla 82I NOl'I'I l I6 S'I'ree'I' L ermens Club 2 3 Foofball 2 Hoclcey 2 3 Baseball 2 3 p Council 3 RICCELLI JEAN Virginia 706 Souih 8lf2 Sfreef E re Nous I 2 3 Vice Presldenl' 2 GAA I 2 3 GAA Council 3 rs Choir I Mixed Chorus 2 Drill Team 2 3 leader 3 A Kiss or C nderella crew 2 Prom Comrniilee 2 Meer Me In Sf Lou s crew 3 Library Helper 3 Turnaboul Comrmllee 3 Top Ten Magazine Sales man 3 Senior Parry Commiflee Chairman 3 Rohian Soliclior 3 2I of , . ' I I ' ' ' i 's ' I 2:1 1 ' Tri ' I, 2, 31GirIs' Ch ' I, 2: ixed Ch 31 H R II I, 2, 31 ' . I --44---s-----4-----4-----f-------------------e-e-----ee---e - I mfg: - Ba d , 2, 1 ' Fo ' . , .,..,..,,.,..,.,.,,,,,,,,.,,,, , ' . I I I ,I+ , 1 ' ' 3, + I sf. I ' -----,----,-------,-,-,-,---------,--,-,'--. E V- - V-Vv I ings? J I A 1 T . . - . . A 3 I -4---4------------------4-------------------s--4 -f' Tri iI,,: ,,,' ' I ':G'I' TT V . I I I I . I .4 . 1- 0 u -------------------------------------------------- I 1 Tri ' I, 2, 3: I eps 3: irls' I I, 1 ' 'U ' 41 ' d I eff ' , 1 : , 1 , 1 Pe Gi I ' ' 1 ' 1 ' . , : ' F iii I 1 ' 1 . i SADAR JAMES EveIe'II1 Mmn IOI V2 Soufh 7 Sfreef L e s CI b 3 Hockey 2 3 Baseball 2 3 Banquef Com Hee 3 SILVOLA RICHARD Grand Rapnds Munn I I3 Souih 2 S+ree+ ermen s Club 3 Ro H Theps 3 T n s 2 3 B d I A ss or C dereIIa cas? 2 ef Me I 3 Rea q Comm Hee 3 SJOBERG PHILIP Vurgunla I50I Sou+h I3 S+ree+ LeHermens CIub I S mmmg I 2 3 SNIPPES ROSE MARIE Vlrglnla I I6 Nor'II1 3 S+reeI eW23PesdeI'3GAAI23RedCoss3GIS M ho P o Co mHee ao+Co mHee23 I-Io eco LbayHeIpe3 en Parfy Comm Hee 3 SORGENFREI CAROL Vnrgmla 726 Nor+h I0 S+reeI' H 2 3 GA 2 3 M xed Chorus I 2 3 M xed Ensem e O C es+ra I 2 3 Honor Roll I D II Team 2 3 P om Comm Hee Turnabou+ Co m Hee 3 Me o aI Comm Hee 3 SWEET LUCILLE CIoqueI' Munn BNH' Munn Transfer from Orr 3 SKI-IAL GORDON 6I Vermlhon Druve SKUBIC BRUCE Mudway Terrace M ed Cho us I 2 SLADE SANDRA 923' 2 5+I1 Avenue Soufh 2 3 GrIs Spor'rs3 Prom C Hee LuH'IeforIc Munn DuIu'II1 Munn Vlrglma TASSI FRANCINE 709 Sou+I1 6 SI'reeI I-Iae W 2 3 Secrefary 3 THIBAULT RONALD .,....,,...,......I..I,......,.................. 905 Norih I5 SI'ree'I TUOMELA VERNON o,I...I...,.,..I.I,.III..,,....IIo BrlH, Minn. Vlrgnma Vurglma Vvrgsnua VUKELICH DONNA Virginia 3 I4 2nd Avenue NorI'h e W 2 3 Treasurer 3 GAA 2 3 Honor Roll I 2 Drill Team 3 Memorial Commvrfee 3 WILLIAMS JAY Virginia 225 Sou+h 3 S+ree+ ermensClubI23P dI'3S qI2 Pep Council 3 Honor Roll I 2 3 Nahonal Honor Sociefy 3 Memorial Comrniffee 3 WINGO NORMA Virginia 325 Soufh 8If2 S+ree+ Hr 3 Ro Hi T e Dril Team 3 A Kss For Cndere a cas? 2 Prom Decorarions 2 eel Me In S1 Louis cas 3 Librar Helper 3 wzzf' WI1a+ was 'II1a+ Ioral again? was Ilne quesrion asked many 'rimes as flue srudenrs 'rurned in money from daily sales. Tlnis year's sales ser Aa new record, 54,263.75 TUOMINEN ALYCE Virginia 707 Soufh I I Sfreel' re Nous I 2 Se r ary 3 AA I 3 Treasurer 3 GA n Drll Tearn 2 3 Prom Comm free Meer Me In Sf Louis c:rew3 Turf-abou Commfree3 Ba q e Com mir ee 3 r ol e Norllw 3 o rar' an o iro VEHRING JOANNE Aberdeen Sou'I'I1 Dalcofa 9I5 Nor'I'I1 I3 Sfreef re Nous I 2 A ir Mix orus I 2 I mble ri A K ss For C nderella crew 2 Prom C rnmirlee 2 Turnaborr Com mi++ee 2 3 Maqazrne Commnlee 3 Top Ten Salesman 3 Play Reading Commurfee 3 Sfar of flue Norrln 3 Ronian 3 Rolwuan Solic:i?or3 VISOVATTI FRANK Virginia 402 Sou+I1 I0 S'I'ree+ Leffermen s Club 3 Foofball 2 3 H nor Roll 3 Banque? Comfruffee 3 5' WIRTANEN DONALD Vrrgnma IOI6 Nor+I1 I6 S+ree+ Leffermen s Club 2 3 Treasurer 3 Foofball 2 3 Baslcefball 3 Track 2 3 Honor Roll I Nahonal Honor SocueIy3 Sfudenf Council 2 3 Junior Class Treasurer Senior Class Treasurer Prom Commiffee 2 Magazine Commifree 3 Top Ten Salesman 3 Junior Rofarian 3 YOUNG BRUCE Virginia 206' 2 Soufh 3 Sfreef ZUPETZ GILBERT ....,s. ,L s..s.,ssAssss,sssss ,, , ,,,,,,,,,w,, Virginia 70I NOFIII I6 SI'ree'I' Le ermen's Club 2 3: Hoilrey 2, 3: Baseball 2, 3, ROW ONE, Iefi fo righf: Janice Anderson, Kennefh Anderson, Richard A. Anderson, Roberi Anderson, Susan Anderson, Gregory Arko, Nancy Arko. ROW TWO: James Aro, James Aysfa, Elizabefh Barboni, William Berg- man, Leah Beysfrom, Sherol Billings, Marsha Birch. ROW THREE John Bgork Wilma Boyer John Bransfrom Marianne varp Barbara Byrd Barbara Byrne John Caddy ROW FOUR Richard Callnsfer Marlorie Carlson Juanuia Chopp a mond Cilek I-Iarrief Comeau Janice Cundy Roberi Cundy ROW FIVE Barbara Cuppoleih Rober+ Cur+is's Sam Day Lynne Yoannes John Elias Barbara Engsfrom Sandra Erickson ROW SIX By ron Faulkner Frederick Fess James Fleck Pafricia Fondur ulia Theodora Fredrickson Carol Garden Rosalie Genfilini LOVE OF PAGEANTRY PLAGUES JUNIORS NOCTURNAL ACTIVITY 'TY I 2+ I 'Q 'WEB' YG' 1 4 1' '35 X.-f fi as in -A 'I Q7 Y ALA Wh v-A 'Q' 43? : . I . , I . Bu- . . . . I I : .u . I ' . . I . IR Y- : A ', ' , , De- rr' , , A, 4, s fi-1 I -so T' .T C i,', 'ill I ,,.,, A EX Q if f , T Q V , ? iA'- N ...g,,1 I A I, X Qs X' W A , id 1 as as Us I V fa , I A 5 , P x . -Y' , if 4 ROW ONE: Ieff 'I'o righf: Elsie Grams, Ted Greiner, David Guclren- berg, James Giulia. ROW TWO: Judiih Hansen, Larry Hansen, Sally Hariamalci, Judy Hellman. ROW ONE, Iefi 'Io righfz Orville Henderson, Roloerl' Hendriclcsen, Barbara Hill, Carol Hill. ROW TWO: William Hill, John Horrigan, Wallace Hunfer, Ronald Jacobson. ROW THREE: Nefhalie Jensen, Arihur H. Johnson, Harrley Johnson, Marcella Johnson. ROW FOUR: Shirley Johnson, William Johnson, Belly Ann Jolci, Carol Jorgensen. ROW FIVE: Ausiin Jorgenson, Arfhur Jyiyla, Rubeann Kampa, David Karalcas. ROW SIX: Audra Keller, Nina Kennedy, Marieifa Kesanen, Colefie Kishel. ROW SEVEN: Roberfa Klinlc, Judi+h Kobe. David Kranfz, Nancy Lahfi. ROW EIGHT: Dieier Lang, Gunfer Lang, Clara Larson, Lawrence LePage. All ' 4.1, Q 'T . ' me I u faq Q . DP' 'J E3 .vga I ,fs wx' 1? l D fi ' -sr Ng? so :ii I E 7 , I 'N Z 5 E t 'Q i .A ' L I ki I s J g J I . . 2 'le Zin -A 14 l ROW ONE le'f+ 'Po rxghi' Beve ly Lxnd Shirley Llndhom Leonard Mc Bride Donald McCann Sandra McKenzle Kalhryn McMullan Marnlee Maclnms ROW TWO Louus Malslrovmch Belly Male: Lols Mak Belly Marosle Joseph Marvel Sharon Mason ROW THREE Mary Ann Maflco Judulh Mmller Mary Mllroy Karen Moe Sharon Mordnnx Pafrucua MOH' Verna Nelnmarlc ROW FOUR Ellon Nelson Joan Nelson Jack Omarzu Davod Orcu++ John Palo Donald Paflon Muchael Paulefh ROW FIVE Jane? Pearce Donald Peppun Kay Peferson Sharon Pnelrnnu V Marne Prnce Gerald Ramponx Joanne Raulcar ROW SIX John Raulrar Narfa Rebrovlch Charles Ruchards Gerald Ranell Ruchard Roberfson Dwnghl' Rolcala Duane Romer it AL has IN, ..-sypli? 'PV' ,Wylie W 'Nz I6 afng fo oa oe o Ma sha Marge Ly nee L ah a es? gale the are al fhey colleded 'N 45 Y erin S84 ...ff I Aff ? ' Q' I wr if J' Oi E V, L --Q ' f E , -HA 1 I, L M 5 of ss., X - H V i f N .f-s K , X a y 1 iz? Nb' sf - R u '- al l y , , 31-iff .Ng 3 is ROW ONE, leff +o right Margaref Russo, Richard Sallila, James Salminen, Mary Sammann. ROW TWO: Roberi' Schibel, Loren Schley, Jane? Schullze, Marvin Segar. ROW ONE, leff +o righ1': Rosemary Serlich, Lenore Sexlon, Jerald Sharp, Audrey Shaw. ROW TWO: Michael Sher, William Shulcle, Theresa Simonich, Kay Sims. ' ROW THREE: Lois Smifh, James Smolcey, Charles Soronen, Dennis Sfarcevich. ROW FOUR: Rosemary Sfaudahar, Janei Sfenroos, Charles Sfulcel, Palricia Sweef. ROW FIVE: Rebecca Sy, Judiih Tamie, Keifh Telxauiz, Joseph Turlc. ROW SIX: Marsha Turk, Bernhard Vainilc, Joe Viclcberg, Richard Welander. ROW SEVEN: James Wesi, Arfhur Wiedenhoff, Jeanefle Wilianen Richard Yee. ROW ElGHT: Alan Zimmerman. fr'-i i S f ' 3 N 5:1 T ,J 1 , . . fix D 9 ,L Q cw. l J, if sd D gs? if V. , 4- lb : 'Q' 3 . -1-ww 11,1 'T ii ,03- . ,k,,. s. 3 ,lin- U95 1, e is .5 R ,M 5 1 . -W 5 E -fee i . Ag i - is nf 27 3 28 I I ROW ONE, leff +o righlz Susan Aho, Emily Alar, Phyllis Anderson, Ran- dolph Anderson, Myra Andrews, Mary Jo Angelo, Jaclc Angove. ROW TWO: Roberla Anshus, Cameron Arn, Norella Bishop, Daniel C. Carlson, Leroy Carlson, Mary Carlson, Jaclc Chopp. ROW THREE: Lenore Clarlc, Philip Cobb, Wallace Conner, Loren Da- Ronco, Diane Dasseos, Mary Ann Eilola, Lee Engrnan. ROW FOUR: Geraldine Ericlcson, Karin Ericlcson. Paulina Ericlcson, War- ren Ericlcson. Beverly Ernslsen, Lorella Evanolf, Elayne Fields. ROW FIVE Palricia Fleclr Roberfa Fleclc David Forsman David Forle Roberl Fox Joan Frederick Arlene Frisch ROW SIX Joseph Froehlingsdorl Barbara Germ Eleanor Gull Richard Goldman Darryl Goudy Eleanor Grande John Greene SDPHDMORES THIRST FOR MANY THINGS KNOWLEDGE INCLUDED I .A yay' I 'Ba ,ewes If I-1:1 S W Al sis J uv 1 4 , 44 I jf ROW ONE, Iefi 'Io righh Rodney Greene, Marie Gregorich, Mary Kay Gusrafson, Duane Halcarine. ROW TWO: Doro'rhy Hallin, David Halunen, Judilh A. Hanson Judifh Haugen. ROW ONE, Ieff +o right LoreHa Haufala, Judirh Hill, Jerome Jalo- nen, Lois Janfunen. ROW TWO: Donna Jenia, Geraldine Johnson, Karen S. Johnson Peler Johnson. ROW THREE: Sharon R. Johnson, William Jusela, Sharon Kerr, Wil- liam Kefola. ROW FOUR: Irene Keffunen, Karen Kiislcinen, Darlene Kirlcman, Jo- anne Kochlcas. ROW FIVE: Helene Kolclconen, Jerry Korres, Charles Koslci, Henrieffa Koslci. ROW SIX: Parriclc Lanin, Gary Larson, Sharon Laslcy, Shirley LeDoux. ROW SEVEN: Arfhur Lehfonen, Margaref Leivislca, Roberf Lerdahl, Jean Liapis. 7? ig 'QF 3 is 1 ef A' 'wil ,,,. 8 1' I. E , arm s .. : ., 3 5 so 'nv' E e 29 ROW ONE, lef+ +o righ+: Daniel Lind, Leonard Lindgren, Charloffe Lindy, Donald Lulce, Richard Lund, Sandra Lund. Nancy McRay. ROW TWO: Judifh Mahonen, Anfhony Maisirovich, Harry Malci. Jeanelfe Malcynen, Dennis Malls, Don Malison, Charles Milshulis. ROW THREE: Richard Mozzelli, Roberf Muhich, James Nahlcala, Bernice Nelimarlc Waller Niemi William Niemi Elizabelh Nigro ROW FOUR Wayne Norman Ardyfhe Nulcala Barbara OBrien Clarice Olson Jaclc Oviclc Barbara Palo John Panian ROW FIVE Kafhleen Paflca Roberl Pearsall James Pellow Duane Pernu Vera Mae Person Marie Pelerson Ralph Phenninq ROW SIX James Posludenselc Jane? Pulzel Karen Ralala Sally Ran lcila Rulh Rafhbun Richard Raulcar Roberl Riach 'x-af Sophomore Class officers l if fo r gh+ Do na Jen a L Hdd as a SqresadMayJcA elo 3 1 2 vis 3 vi' 1, F' i' SRE 'Q' L... 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ROW ONE lefi' fo rnghf Dorns Rrvers Laurel Ronkasnen Rose Marne Roslcoslcr Sandra Saranen ROW TWO Sheldon Scarrolf LeRoy Schley Duane Scoff Ronald Sereno ROW ONE lef'I' fo rlghi Jack Shaw Claure Snmon Wsllnam Smppes Fred Sorqenfren ROW TWO Esfelle Spehar Damel Squares Galen Squares Barbara S+ Pierre ROW THREE David Sfuclcney Gerald Shclcney Kafhleen Thubaulf Duane Thomas ROW FOUR Wnlllam Tleberg John Tonlco James Turga Jon Vran :car ROW FIVE Wulllam Wennen Karen Weslman Lnnda Wnlluarns Ron ald Wulsey ROW SIX Kafhryn Woods, Merle Wovcha, Don Young, Thaddeus Znameroslcu Wifh music by one of +he fwo class dance bands-'rhe Rhyfhm Kings-fhe sophomores danced, iolced and had fun af fha class parfy held in fhe Girls' Gym, March 5. gli! 'mf' '53 -2 'vu X 1 .J 'Qui'-T V Q5 SCCIAL E .2 A ,Ku .iv if 45 33 e CLOSED lCIRCUIT rv suns LMKA AHC AND NANCY AYs'rA Cofvaledidoria ns n ' an 3 , - DICK HARVEY' JERRY' BALAND Mosi Co-operafive Mosf Popular Boy LAURA AHC : ROSE MARY SNIPPES Mosf Likely fo Succeed I Besf Looking Girl , SANDRA CRON Besi' Dressed Girl AYVSTA Mosl Talenied LARRY JAKSHA - Besf Aihlefe ' cams KENNEBY Besi Dressed Boy Besl' Looking Boy FAYAL JENSEN Mosi Popular Girl Transform Gym lata Hawaiian Paradise Soil lighls, Polynesian masks, nalive drums and exolic: flowers provided lhe selling of an imaginary Souih Sea isle for lhe annual Junior-Senior Prom. To carry ou'r The lheme, Song of 'rhe Islands , The Girls' Gym was fransliormed info a fropical paradise. The cenfer ol lhe floor was an oasis wilh large palm frees surrounding a shallow pool which con- fained colorful seashells, goldfish and liragranl blossoms. A mural on The Norfh wall depicled a moonlif Hawaiian beach bordered by slale- ly palms. Crepe paper and wire are The main ir- qreclienls ol decoralions as The iunior girls soon discover when lhey reporl lo Miss Mc- bergis room al niqhf lor insiruclions from Pal l-lelslrom, Compleiely relaxed and impervious +o 'rhe world around her, Esther Olrerslrom concen- lrales on bubble blowing. Tina, Jo Ann and Mary dislracl Dave and Terry from lheir wire culling iob lo find cu? who lhe boys are biinqinq lo lhe dance and where lhey will be qoirq alferward. There is a syslem To fhis hanging cf crepe oaper on the wallg-lrom low leve' ro medium, fc The person or +ne waslebaslrel. 1 4 WaTchmg The happy couples from The sidelines Mr Pike Mr Muchels Mrs Michels Mrs Wayne Johnson and Mrs Ar-Thur SToclc smile Their approval CLASS PRESIDENTS Dlclc Harvey and Joe BonaTTo wiTh Their daTes Barbara Byrd and CharloTTe Fredrlclcson swing lnTo The cameras view leading The Grand March Dancers Enpoy Holiday Overhead The azure blue slcy Twinkle-d wiTh Tinsel sTars Gaily colored sTreamers varying Trom yellow orange and brown To mauve covered The remaining Three walls Trom balcony ceiling To Tloor One hundred and ThirTeen couples danced amid This Tropical splendor To The rhyThmic music oT Jim Baldrica s six piece orche-sTra A small bamboo Tence enclosed The bandsTand and colorful Hawaiian surfboards formed :Ts background The Juniors spenT Three monThs preparing Tor This gala evenT worlcing under The able direchon oT class presidenT Diclc l-larvey dec oraTions chairman Don Judniclc guided by arT consulTanT Miss Moberg and class advisor Mr Einer Anderson OTher commiTTees and Their respechve chairmen were Music and programs Randall LaKoslcy Sewing Florence Johnson Kiwanis program Sandra Cron and Theme Chrishne Alexander The boys busred Themselves cuTTing The crepe paper sTreamers and did miscellaneous heavy worlc while The girls sTruggled wiTh The sTars realrsTic orchids or The mural To anyone enTering The gym ThaT Friday morning oT The Prom The scene appeared To be one of confusion and chaos Girls n blue leans sloppy shirTs and head scarfs wiTh bobby pins proiecTing Trom be neaTh aT various angles rushed To The and oT boys who were perched on The Top oT rrclceTy ladders hanging paper sTrips Tor The slcy An onlooker would pessimishcally shake his head and Truly believe ThaT a dance could never be held ThaT nrghT buT as in previous years The Juniors came Through AT 830 pm The couples began arriving Trom colce Tail parTies each girl a demure ballerina in a TroThy gown each boy a prince charming As They enTered The couples passed Through a ThaTch covered archway enTwuned wiTh numerous mulhcolored orchids Each person was presenTed wrTh a unique program in The shape oT a Ha wanan ulcelele which announced such shrring melodies as Blue T-Ta wan To complefe The illusion Following The Hawaiian Holiday Prom The couples were guesTs oT The Kiwanis Club aT a posT-prom parTy aT The CoaTes l-loTel. A de- licious smorgasbord served in The candleliT NorThland Room was Tol- lowed by dancing To The music of The Debonnaires. buf' 'll Meet Me In St. louis Proves Parental Struggles Are Perpetual Many a parent returning trom seeing the all-school play Meet Me ln St. Louis on the evening ot November 5, viewed his own ott- spring with a more tolerant eye. ln Christopher Sergel's play coach- ed by Miss Jean Healy, the action centered about the antics ot the Smith children. These kids could even give a tew pointers to the present generation on the not so gentle art ot trustrating parents. With the anticipated thrills and excitement ot the coming ot the I904 World's Fair to St. Louis the young Smiths staged a no holds barred tight against a move to New York. Someone must have told Tootie that the easiest way to get rid ot a mean old boss was to nip, so she did and sent Mr. Dodge on his way. Ludicroux isn't it, that 4' Il daughter Phyllis would dare to dispute 6' 4 papa Dewey's word. Mother Barb lays a restraining hand on the arm ot her over zealous daughter. The rebellious young Smiths were portrayed by Judy Miller as Rose, the oldest daughter equipped with both beauty and a temper. Carolyn Prue, as Esther, was equally resolved to stand her ground. Norma Wingo, Agnes, was a roguish tomboy. Phyllis Anderson, as Tootie, was even willing to bite her way through enemy lines-or legs. Diclc Welander, as Lon, the oldest ot the tive children was the sole male. Oh, no, papa. Please, pleaded Tootie, Rose, Esther and Agnes as dad said that the move to New Yorlr was tinal. X 1 V f l Dwighl Rolqala played lhe harrassed lalher who allempled +o as- serl himsell as head of 'the household, and al' rhe same lime, buy his way inlo lheir good graces wilh a box of candy-a large one. Bar- bara Engslrorn, as Mrs. Smilh, found her sympalhies rarher 'rorn be- lween The lwo emballled laclions ol: lhe family. The iurlher inaclvisabilily ol a moye Easl was emphasized by rhe readiness wi'rh which lhe local boys seemed 'ro be swayed by lhe al- lraclions of a visiring New Yorlcer, Lucille Penrard, played by Fayal Jensen. The Smilhs lravelecl a slormy palh of misunderslandings, bedlam, and near calasrrophe unlil a sudden rurn ol eyenls broughr lorlh a family, uniled and yiclorious, ready lo march lriumphanlly ro 'rhe Fair. Supporling aclors were Charles Richards, Mrs. Smilh's larherg Carol Jorgenson, Karlie lhe Coolc: Doflie Jensen, Mrs. Waughop: Shirley LeDoux, lda Boolhby: John Caddy, John Shephard: Bill John- son, Fred Gregory: Randall l.aKoslcy, Mr. Dodge and Roberl Schibel as Mr. Duffy. Sprinlcy Aysla played lhe role nafure gave him in Life-'rhe parr of a cal. O' D' Some of fhe members of lhe casf paused af dress rehearsal long enough 'ro have fheir picfures fallen. Leif 'ro right Toolie, Phyllis Anderson: Rose, Judy Miller: John Shephard, John Caddy: Agnes, Norma Wingo: Grandfafher, Charles Richards: Mr. Dodge, Randall LaKoslxy. Row fwo: Ida Boofhby, Shirley LeDoux: Lon, Dick Welander: Esfher, Carolyn Prue: Fred Gregory, Bill Johnson. Row fhree: Mrs. Smifh, Barbara Engsfrom: Mr. Smifh, Dwighf Rokala. ll. Dave, Craig and Ron eye The crown which danqles inno cenfly above Them belore The ceremonies. Joanne Vehring's cokeTail parTy before The dance found kids galore in The house, buT her Tolks ouTside The door. Kae McMillan Tinds herseli in The pleasanT company of Three boys, Bill ClaviTer, Ron MorTaloni and Don Kozar. 40 Boys Echo Old Refrain: If You've Got the Money Honey, I've Got the Time l-lis MaiesTy Dave Cline ruled over The l954 TurnabouT Dance as King oT T-learTs . Tri l-li's candidaTe Tor The honor, King Kline was crowned by PresidenT Fayal Jensen immedi- aTely Tollowing The Grand March. Because neiTher oT The '53 kings could be presenT, The '52 King John T-lanson was on hand wiTh The crown. Familiar music provided by The Four KnighTs seT The mood Tor The 76 couples who aTTended The Tinale To Twirp Sea- son . They danced amid The red and whiTe sTreamers and red hearTs covered wiTh gliTTer dusT. Even The enTry oT The gym was decoraTed wiTh hearTs bearing The couples' names. IT I Give My HearT To You was The Theme selecTed by members oT The Three girls' clubs under The general chairman- ship oT Carolyn Koski. The previous week was-spenT in vigorous campaigning Tor The Three candidaTes Tor royalTy, King Dave, EnTre Nous' Craig Kennedy and l-lae W's choice, Ronnie MorTaloni. Everywhere in The halls There were banners proclaiming The candidaTes and The clubs,They represenTed. Noon hours oT The preceeding week were spenT boosTing candidaTes. EnTre Nous was The pubiliciTy conscious club. On Monday, balloons were released Trom The second Tloor library window. A lucky sophomore girl caughT The one conTaining The Tree TickeT To The dance. VoTes Tor Craig were soliciTed by Tree cookies in The shape oT hearTs bearing The hopeful-one's name. Toward The end oT The week The girls gaThered behind The huge posTer honoring Craig and sang Craig oT My l-learT To The sTudenTs in The halls. l-learT shaped cookies and Dine wiTh Cline suckers were given away by l-lae W and Tri Hi. Red and whiTe prinTed programs replaced The mimeo- graphed programs This year. AmbiTious commiTTee members Took advanTage oT The school prinT shop To prinT cards wiTh whiTe crowns on inverTed red hearTs. Scissors and elbow grease were required To geT The programs in proper shape. Coke-Tail parTies held aT The homes OT Joanne Vehring and Audrey Shaw began The big nighT. Flash bulbs wenT oTT in rapid succession recording The evening's evenTs. Leading The Grand March, leTT To righiz Carolyn Koski, Vernon Ne'son, Fayal Jensen, Warren Sims, Rose Mary Snippes, Don Kozar, Lynne DeYoannes. and C c q Kennedy. THE CROWN DlDN'T HT BUT THE ROLE DlDp LETTERMEN CHOSE CHRISTINE QUEEN l955 . . . BaskeTball season . . . LeTTermen's Queen. One oT The mosT Thrilling momenTs To any high school girl came To ChrisTine Alex- ander when she was crowned l.eTTermen's Queen oT 1955. The royal as- sembly was held on January 28, in The Technical audiTorium. SecreTs . . . secreTs . . . secreTs . . . Tor days The masculine secT oT The sTudenT body wenT around exploring and looking over The Janes and Jills Tripping Through The halls. Upon reaching a saTisTacTory decision, These leTTer-sweaTered individuals voiced Their opinion aT The meeTing held The day beTore. LeTTermen's club PresidenT Jay Williams presided over The meeTing. QUT oT The eighT girls nominaTed, Tour were chosen as TinalisTs. The Tol- lowing 24 hours proved who were The men and who were The boys . . . The men kepT The names TighTly concealed . . . The boys spilled The beans aTTer They were begged or bribed. Friday aTTernoon Tound The boys busTling all over The school. Will The crown TiT? IT didn'T. Will The Tlowers come? They did. DwighT Rokala served as emcee Tor a saTirical beauTy conTesT Tea- Turing among The noTables, Miss NaughTy Lady oT Shady Lane . Each oT The six LeTTermen conTesTanTs wenT Through his paces dressed in Temi- nine aTTire. A second appearance gave The audience a chance To pick The winner by applause, Miss Texarkana Babe , alias Sam Day. The playing oT Pomp and CircumsTance opened The royal corona- Tion. Tina, Judy Anderson, PaT Condon and Fayal Jensen were escorTed To The sTage by Larry Jaksha, Jim Sadar, Dick T-Tarvey and Jim Nelson. Everyone held his breafh as John Nigro sTepped Torward To selecT The winner, and as he Turned Toward Tina The crowd roared. When The ova- Tion ceased, Jerry Baland crowned her LeTTermen's Queen Tor I955. She was presenTed wiTh a dozen red roses and a rhinesTone necklace and ear- ring seT. Queen Tina shared her Tlowers wiTh her aTTendanTs, and The coronaTion came To a close. ATTer The assembly everyone was inviTed To a coTTee an' in The caTeTeria sponsored by The GAA in honor oT Queen Tina. Her Highness was escorTed To The Virginia-Ely game by TooTball co- capTains Leo Ducharme and John Johnson. During halT-Time The major- eTTes Tormed an arch wiTh Their baTons Through which Tina passed To The cenTer oT The Tloor where she was inTroduced To The crowd. Queen Tina and her aTTendanTs, Judy Anderson, Fayal Jensen and PaT Condon. AT THE FAR LEFT, John, Don and Jay TabulaTe balloTs under Mr. Michel's supervision. TRIUMPHANT TINA adiusTs The exTra large crown. TINA AND HER escorTs pass under The baTon arch Tormed by The maioreTTes. FaThor liTTs Ginger up in The air and shouTs for ioy when he finds ouT she made The TooTball squad. A Prediculafion for Satire CasT of Time OuT For Ginger : John Melin, Ed T-ToTfman g Norma Wingo, Ginger : John Fleck, Tommy : Nancy AysTa, Agnes : Jim Kullberg, Howard Alyce Tuomirien, Joan , STanding: MargareT Pare, Lizzie q PaT T-'lelsTrom, Jeannie : Gene Kishel, Bob Wilson : Roger McBride, Eddie- . . ,e,g7MlAl 5 . RESULT SENIORS PRODUCE TIME OUT FOR GINGER ln The second saTire on parenThood To be presenTed This year, TaTher Tound himself cornered by his own glibly spoken words. The comedy Time OuT For Ginger , coached by Miss Jean Healy. was presenTed by The senior class on April I, in The Technical Building audiTorium. The play, wriTTen by Ronald Alexander. is gay and wiTTy and has a very popular appeal wiTh iTs modern seTTing and en- Tangling problems which The viewer mighT easily Transpose inTo his own liTe. Norma Wingo played Ginger Carol, a youngsTer aT The conTusing age oT being Too old Tor dolls and Too young To have seT convicTions concerning The opposiTe sex. Ginger decided To creaTe a Third sex, Termed The equals . The decision meanT she would meeT The boys in open compeTiTion in Terms oT com- pleTe equaliTy on The TooTball baTTleTield. Backing her all The way was her sTaunchesT and mosT ardenT Tan, her TaTher, por- Trayed by James Kullberg. FaTher rose To greaT heighTs as an oraTor when he drama- Tized his version oT his daughTer's TirsT TooTball game. WiTh baTed breaTh he Talked oT her magniTicenT onslaughT across The heavily guarded TooTball Tield and over The goal-line'Tor a Touchdown. Ginger's own sTory had Tew poinTs oT similariTy. Through baTTled Tears she said she could have been a slow TreighT and sTilI made ThaT Touchdown because oT The defer- ence shown her as a girl and The helplessness provoked by her opponenTs greaT amusemenT aT having a female adversary. The Two older sisTers who also Took advanTage of Their TaTher's word, spoken perhaps more rashly Than wisely, ThaT young people should have The righT To sTeer Their own course in liTe wiThouT adulT dicTaTion were porTrayed by Alyce Tuominen and PaT HelsTrom. Ginger's confused boy Triend did noT consider her good TooTball maTerial. Tommy Green was apTly played by John Fleck. OTher characTers drawn inTo The hodge-podge oT con Tusion broughT on by Ginger's aThleTic prowess and Mr. Carol's docTrines were Nancy AysTa. Agnes Carol: MargareT Pare Lizzie: Roger McBride, Eddie Davis: John Melin. Ed l'-loTTman Gene Kishel, Mr. Wilson. Eddie Tells Mr. and Mrs. Carol abouT The beginning of TooTball season. 2 V 35 S YH 32 2 li Q 'N X V P! Q0 VH QS . . ii 4. Q 5 Y S 1 N .q QA gk A rf Q ' S 1? i I fb X '1 NS mf. W Q 14 ' S The Girls' Drill Team leads llwe Homecoming parade down Clveslnuf slreef pas? llve Coafes lwofel. Norma, Mary, Pal, Sandy, Barb, Judy and Marlene allernalely palnl and qive advice for poslers on llwe float Homecoming Queen candidaies, leff lo riqlmf: Carolyn Prue, Mavis Mason, Fayal Jensen, Belle Byrd, Judllln Anderson, Alyce Tuominen. Sfandlng: Rose Marie Snippes, Pal Condon. ln: ITS: -T Lf ,CII 'V 'F 1 SPQRTS HIBBING IINX IS SHATTEREDp ELEVEN YEAR RECORD TIED Because during fhe lasf I7 years all I-Iibbing's Blueiackefs had fo do was suif-up and fhey had a won game over Virginia's Blue Devils, fhere was liffle fo indicafe +ha+ if would be any dif- ferenf fhis year. Buf if was, and I3 leffermen who remembered lasf year's humiliafing 58-0 defeaf handed fhem by fhe Jaclcefs rose up in defiance of fhe iinx fo pound ouf a solid I4'6 vicfory over I-Iibbing in fhe firsf conference game of fhe '54-'55 season. Wifh fhe hex brolcen, Virginia wenf on fo complefe ifs besf season since I943 by winning four and losing fhree in Iron Range Conference play. Ironically, fhe final conference sfanding had fhe Devils and fhe Jaclcefs fied for fourfh place. Befween fhe firsf and second game of fhe season signs of overconfidence in fhe fearn's abilify appeared and fhis more fhan anyfhing else confribufed fo Grand Rapids' 26-I4 win. Mechan- ical misfakes in carrying ouf offensive assignmenfs plus menfal lapses defensively puf fhe Devils behind I9-0 af fhe half. While fhe second half was a complefely differenf ball game, fhe feam did nof complefely recover from fhe menfal iolf fhe Indians gave if during fhe firsf half of play. Refurning fo Ewens field, fhe Virginia squad dominafed a yef undefeafed Chisholm feam for 59 minufes fo score a 20-7 vicfory. All fhree of fhe Devils' fouchdowns were scored in a second period oufbursf. Wilh fhe reserves playing ouf fhe cloclc fhe Sfrealcs ' scored on a 50 yard pass play. Homecoming inspired a winless Greenway for fhree guarfers fo pour sand and wafer in fhe gearbox of fhe Blue Devil gridiron machine, buf in fhe fourfh fhe Greenies ran ouf of sand and homecoming spirif. The rain Icepf on, buf fhe Devils spuffered fo life. Leo Ducharme slogged 35 yards for one fouchdown and a mud-disguised Larry Jalcsha slifhered over for a second. Virginia's I-lomecoming was also billed fhroughouf fhe sfafe as fhe high school Mgame of fhe week . From fhe firsf game of fhe season one member of fhe lnfernafional Falls coaching sfaff had been in fhe sfands wherever fhe Blue Devils played. Virginia lcnew fhaf a win over fhe Broncos would probably give if a piece of fhe fifle. Virginia was fhe lasf sfrong opponenf fhe Falls would have fo face-fhe ofher, Grand Rapids, had already been dis- posed of. So before a record crowd of 3,800 specfafors, and an unfold number of sporfs reporfers, fhe Broncos demonsfrafed why if ranlced as fhe number one feam in fhe sfafe by defeafing fhe Devils 40-I2. Fumble-Eino, Sam and Jim go affer a loose ball in fhe Chisholm qome. An ollense lhal had been lislless againsl' 'rhe Falls lound il- sell 'rhe lollowing week al' Ely. Righl hallback David Cline, voled lhe reams mosl valuable player al lhe close ol lhe season, 'rhoughl il was lrack season again. He galloped 82 yards lor one louchdown and 75 lor anolher. Fullback Leo Ducharme slammed info lhe Timberwoll line and wenl' BO yards lor his lirsl louch- down. Ducharme closed our lhe scoring wilh a second drive ol 29 yards as lhe Devils won easily 26-IZ. The linal game ol lhe season slarled our lo be a guiel allair wilh neilher leam ranked as a dislincl lavorile in lhe lradilional encounler. Thar all changed aller Evelelhs All-Conference back Jim Colosimo was forced lo leave lhe game. Colosimo sepa- raled a shoulder when he alfempled lo lackle lhe Devils All- Conlerence power-packing fullback Leo Ducharme. The Bears , now lacking in lalenl, compensaled lor if wilh lhe spirir ol win lor Jim as lhey wenl' on lo viclory. Firsl leam All-Conference honors wenl lo 'rhe Devils' Co- Caplain Leo Ducharme. Jusl' oFf lhe linger-'rips in lhe end zone was lhis Jaksha lo l-lorrigan pass. Trailing lhe play is Jerry Baland. was all alone wrlhouf blockers There was plenfy lo sland up for lhe nigh? fhe Devils look l-lib bang Assrslanl coach Rukavina was surprised and happy as he dire led lhe play from lhe bench for lhe hospilallzed Wayne John SON 54 55 TEAM firsl row leff fo rrghl Co capfain Leo Ducharme Bll Johnson Joe Tuk Mike Paulefli Bob Nesbill Larry Jaksha Dave Cline Co captain John Johnson Sam Day and Don Wirranen Second row Bill Lrapis Ron Wilsey Don McCain Jerry Baland Tom Mageau Bob Hendricksen James Nahkula Gary Larson Peler Sharp James Posludensek Coach Wayne Johnson and Assisfanl Coach Frank Ruka L-an S aqer Mike Sher 335595 5269106 4, , T Rolling blocks by 'rwo Evelelh players sp ll Leo vina Third row Jerry Jalonen Bill Kefola Galen Squires John Horri gan John El as John Raukar Bll Jusela Jack Hunler Jim Kullberg John Branslrom and Frank Visovaffi No? prcfured Alhlelic Direclor Mr L G Hursf Sfudenl Manager Warren Johnson and Assislanf Man Qu- Walking on air as he lakes a iump shol is Jimmy Gulfa. Bob Hendriclxsen wails 'ro see il Jim will shool or pass-oll. Modern dance rouline by Jalcsha, Hendrickson and Devak in lhe Ely game. VIRGlNIA'S SEASON RECORDS 43 49 39 Biwabiir . ....., Chisholm ,,,, , Gilberl .,., ,,,,, ,,,,,,,,... Virginia . Alumni , Virginia H , ,. 52 Embarrass Virginia . , 68 Tower ., ., Virginia ., .. , 64 Brainerd ., ,, Virginia ,,,,, , , 48 ' ' Virginia . . . 89 Lillie Falls Virginia , , 35 Cool: ,, , Virginia 59 Greenway , Virginia , . 59 Ml. Iron , Virginia .,,, 54 ' Virginia , ,, ,. 57 Virginia , . , 46 Grand Rap Virginia . .. 57 ids Ely .i.,., , I954-'55 Baslelball leam, iefl lo righl: Dwighl Rolcala, John Horrigan, Jerry Baland, Don Wirlanen, Larry Jalrsha, Jim Nelson, Dave Cline. Slanding: Sludenl Managers, Jack i-lunler and Jim Kullberg. UNPREDICTABLE BASKETBALL TEAM Ardenl lollowers raclced lheir brains lo recall which Minneapolis holels were mosl hos- pilable lo Slale iournamenl Visilors. Crilical iudges ol baskelball perlormance worried aboul lhe Devils' inabilily lo play lwo consislenl games in order lo survive lhe Dislricl eliminalions. All lhe speculalion came lo an abrupl hall when lhe Biwabilc Braves, a leam lhe Devils had previously delealed by I2 poinls, unceremoniously dumped Virginia in lhe Dislricl lournamenl on lhe lirsl nighl ol play 56-49. Depending upon lhe nighl, nol lhe opposilion, speclalors were eilher ardenl in praise or sharp in crilicism ol lhis year's baslcelball leam. The squad rolled up lhe high- esl score ol any leam in lhe dislricl when il bounced Lillle Falls 89-7l. ln lhe lollowing game played againsl Coolc, lhe Devils looked pililul losing 37-35. Yel on lhe season in Dis- lricl play Virginia won seven and losl lwo, lying lor second in lhe conlerence. Tolal record lor lhe season-I2 wins and 9 losses. Slalislically lhe Devils were l.5 poinls beller lhan all opponenls. And lhis slalislical This iump drive-in shol bv Jalcsha was qoed lor lwo poinls againsl lhe Falls. AGAINST COOK, Don polled one lrom lhe oulside as lhe deferder wailed loo long lo block lhe shol. 57' -UQ I954-'55 BasIceIbaII Ieam, Ieff 'Io righfz Don McCain. John Raukar, John Nigro, Bob Hendrickson, Larry Hansen, Jim Gulla, David Orculf, Sfandingz Afh- leiic Direclor L, G. Hursi, Coaches Arihur Sioclc and Warren Sims. GuIIa found a new head-lilled with air-ihe nigh? Cool: came io Iown. He could noi shoof or pass oil and was Iinal'y fied up. FRUSTRATES FAITHFUL FOLLOWERS Going up a mass of bodies and one Iifile ball all af ihe same lime in Ihe Evelefh game. The play- ers slaried Iheir downward desceni beiore 'rhe ball. shading is probably as good a measure as any oi ihe 'reams erraiic performance. The greai- esi margin oi viciory was I8 poinis, ihe Iargesi deiicii I9 poinis. For a solid example of whai mighi have been, ians will always remember The Eveleih game. Trailing Ihe Bears by 8 poinis ai The hall, Coach Sioclc sigged Don Wirianen on Colosimo Io chill Ihe Bear ace colder ihan a piece oi Slobovian Ice , gave Nigro, Hen- driclcsen. Gulla and Jaicsha a viiamin pill, and specfaiors marvelled ai Ihe ease wiih which Virginia won 46-37. A five man ieam all year long, 'rhe squad was capiained by forward John Nigro. Opposiie Johnny af 'rhe oiher forward was anoiher senior, Don Wirianen. Junior Bob Hen- dricicsen played ihe hole. Senior Larry Jaicsha and iunior Jim Gulla paired ai ihe guards. Given iirsi call by coach Sioclc when reserves were needed were seniors Jerry Baland, Dave Cline, Jimmy Nelson and iuniors John Horrigan and Dewey Rolcala. Three regulars held double-digii scoring averages-Hendriclcsen I3.4, Nigro l2, and Jalcsha lO.4. Reaching across Hendy's body io gel ihe ball is Jim Crofiy of ihe Falls. Disfasfe for the Ilaggrani foul Iaciics of an Ely player regisiers all over John Nigro's face. I iq 5. 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Eine fool: lirsl in all disiricl' meels consislenily beilering lhe 40 fool rnarlr. Trading loolball cleals for lraclc spilqes, loolball co-caplains Leo Ducharme and John Johnson added Their power lo lhe Blue Devil lraclc squad in 'rhe sholpul' and broad iurnp. Eno Johnsons slrong arm and baclc powered Virginia in lhe shol evenl lo lirsl place in all Dislricl 27 rneels. ln winning 'rhe Dislricl rneel wilh a loss of 44' 7 , Johnson won lhe righl' lo enler lhe Regionals where he placed second. Ducharrnels lull- baclc power served him well in his lraclc specially, broad lump- ing. Also a lop man in lhe dislricl, he won second place in lhis evenl al lhe Regional meer held in Hibbing. Pole vauller Dale Lind and hurdlers Jerry Baland and Larry Bonicallo were also consislenl poinl gerlers during lhe shorl, bul' successful lraclc season. S+amina and deferminafion pushed Dave fo fhe iron? in all mile races. Specfafors may be unimpressed, buf Leo is delefmined fo reach his swear iaclcef placed on lhe ground al 25 feel. DISTRICT 27 TRACK TITLISTS, fronf, leff to riqhfz Sam Day, Jerry Baland, Mike Chopp, Leo Du- charrne, David McCain. Row fwoz Bryan Gunderson, Dale Lind, Peler Johnson, Houqhfon Peferson, David Cline, Dick Johnson. ju.. N v rf i. ,bo J '54-'55 TEAM, leTT To righT: VincenT Pappone, lila, John Johnson, Dick Harvey, Bob NesbiTT. Row Ron Jacobsen, Jim WesT, Dori Niininen, Bill Pep- Three: Ron Larson, Bob Pearsall, Bill Hill, Bob PuT- elnialz, Jim Sadar. Row Two: John BransTror'a, David zel, G5TberT ZupeTz, PeTer Johnson, Coach Louis Karalcas, Jaclc Ornarzu, Larry Greene, Richard Sal- Knoll. ATh'eTic DirecTor L. G, HursT. PUCKSTERS WAIT TOO LONG-WIN ONLY FOUR WaiTing unTil The Tinal Tour games oT The season beTore winning, The Blue Devil puclc- sTers Tinished Their second season oT inTer- scholasTic compeTiTion wiTh a 4 win TO loss record. Playing aT The EveleTh l-lippodrome, The Team sTarTed iTs winning ways by Topping Ely 5-2 in The elevenTh game oT The schedule. ATTer This encounTer The Devils Traveled To Grand Rapids where They avenged an earlier loss. Greenway oT Coleraine was The nexT Vir- ginia vicTim. The hosT Greenies losT To The resurgenT Devils in an overTime Thriller, 2-I. In The seasons Tinal game played aT Ely, goalie Gib ZupeTz regisTered his only shuTouT as his Team maTes besTed The Timberwolves 2-O. The new year opened wiTh a big surprise as The Region 7 champs, EveleTh, who previous- ly rouTed Virginia I5-O, exTended To The limiT beTore edging The Devils 6-3. CerTainly The Devils were handicapped by The schedule in The early parT OT The season. Coach Knoll never had much oT an opporTun- iTy To develop his players slowly as The squad was conTronTed in rapid succession wiTh Teams Trom lnTernaTional Falls, EveleTh, T-libbing, and DuluTh DenTield. All Tour These squads were TinalisTs in The Regionals, EveleTh advancing To The sTaTe TournamenTs. AlThough The record was noT impressive, goalie Gibby ZupeTz was regarded by oppos- ing Teams as one oT The Top goal Tenders in The conTerence. In one game alone, The sTar Virginia neT minder collecred a ToTal oT 48 sTops. DeTenseman Diclc l-larvey was voTed MosT Valuable Player, nosing ouT ZupeTz by one voTe. Juniors Jim WesT and Jaclc Omarzu were elecTed co-capTains Tor nexT year's hoc- lcey Team. Pre-game Tenseness is reTTe:Ted on The players Taces as They siT around in The dressing rcom waifirg Tor The call. 7 '54-'55 TEAM, leTT To righT: STewarT Forfune, David Boho, RoberT Janlrila, Judd Anderson, Tom RowboTTom, Chad JeweeT, Tom Aro, John lsaalcson. Row Two: Paul Johnson, Tom Parish, Randy Hedi- can, Richard CallisTer, Bruce Anderson, David NeTf, Don Wiclclund, Dick Forsman, Leonard STone, Row Three: Bruce Bergman, James Nahlrala, Don MaTT- son, James Bursch, Jay Williams, Phil Sioberg, Joseph FroelingsdorT, Jerome Jalonen, Coach, L. L. Michels. Row four: Bill Johnson, Jerry BodoviniTz, Bill Bergman, Howard Emery, Tom Palrala, RoberT Hanson, Jerry Ramponi, Terry Malmsfrom, Bill Hal-A lin, STudenT Manager, Gene Kishel. Lack of Outstanding Stars Hcmdicaps Team Improving wiTh every meeT, The Virginia High school mermen compleTed The '54-'55 season wiTh a 5 win 5 loss record. ATTer losing The season's opener To The Top Team in The norThern parT oT The sTaTe. Ely, The Devils came To liTe and won Two by de-TeaTing Chisholm in The TirsT home appear- ance and disposing oT EveleTh in The Tollowe ing meeT. The Team's hopes Tor a beTTer Than aver- age season were iarred by surprise losses To an inconsisTenT DuIuTh CenTral and Hibbing. The Michel's men came baclc sTrong by winning The nexT Three meeTs. A wee-lc aTTer The loss To DuluTh CenTral, The resurgenT Devil swimmers Trimmed CenTral's Trojans here and conTinued Their winning ways by dunlcing Chisholm Tor The second Time. Eve- leTh's one man gang was no maTch Tor Devil Team sTrengTh so Virginia raclced up anoTher vicTory. Over-all Team improvemenT was sTill insuTTicienT To give The Devils a margin in reTurn meTs wiTh Hibbing and Ely wiTh The resulT The Team losT iTs Tinal Two meeTs. The annual Virginia lnviTaTional Swimming meeT had Teams enTered Trom all range schools. On The basis oT Their perTormance in The lnviTaTional, Co-capTains Jay'Williams and Jerry BodoviniTz, junior, Bill Bergman and eighTh grade sTandouT, Bruce Bergman, gualiTied Tor The sTaTe. Season sTandouTs were Jay Williams, in The 50 yard Tree sTyle and ISO yard indi- vidual medley, Bob Chopp, in The IOO yard breasT sTrolce and Bruce Bergman in The Tough ZOO yard Tree sTyle. There is always plenTy oT acTion when The medley relay evenT is run oTT. BreasT sTrol:er Bob Chopp is coiled waiTing Tor The sTarTers gun. The camera Treezes diver Bill Johnson in mid air. Gilbert Zupetz Oulslanding goalie on a iough Iucl: learn R Leo Ducharme Three year leflerman in frack and foolball Jay Williams Larry Jaksha L' Versalile free-siyler Play maker in foofball and baskefball Dove Cline Y ll W ' Mosl' Valuable Player in foofball - Don Wirfciaen ' l A lough defensive man in foofball and baslrelball John Johnson Fooiball line anchor man John Nigro Mosi dependable performer in baslreiball CRGANIZATICNS Honor SocieTy members Tound The mild Tall weaTher an ideal Koslry, Joanne Vehrinq, Laura Aho, Nancy AysTa. JOANNE seTTing Tor The TirsT meeTing of The year. LefT To righT: Fayal POURS coTTee aT The CoTTee 'an held in The Social Room Tor Jensen, Dick Harvey. Jim Kullberg, Miss Halverson, Randall La- Honor SocieTy members, mid-year iniTiaTes and Their parenis. Honor Society Rewards Ability Twice during The school year The mosT exclusive sTudenT organizaTion opens iTs ranlcs To admiT new members. The assembly program, held Tor The beneTiT oT iniTiaTing The Honor SocieTy members, is conducTed wiTh a digniTy and inTelligence. There is suspense Tor The individual scholar--will his eTTorTs be recognized? There is suprise Tor The enTire sTudenT body-They recognize The scholars buT does The Honor SocieTy? On a naTional level The Honor SocieTy daTes baclc To I92I. Locally iT was inTro- duced in I926. In iTs growTh and influence in school, The SocieTy has esTablished a number OT high professional aims and goals Tor secondary educaTion: enThusiasm Tor good scholarship ThroughouT The school, encouraging a desire Tor sTudenTs To render service To The school, sTimulaTing sTudenTs To observe and pracTice Those acTs oi oThers ThaT develop sTrengTh oT characTer. FiTTeen percenT oT The senior class is eligible Tor membership beTore graduaTion. OT ThaT percenTage, Tive may be elecTed in The spring oT Their iunior year, wiTh The re- maining Ten percenT nominaTed during Their senior year. To be eligible, sTudenTs musT ranlc in The Top Third oT Their class, scholasTically, al- Though The socieTy Tries To accepT Tor mem- bership Those sTudenTs who have made a more well-rounded career OT Their high school days. Each Teacher raTes a sTudenT on Tour gualiTies - Scholarship, Leadership, Char- acTer and Service - which are The Tradi- Tional obiecTives oT The organizaTion. This compleTed, a composiTe raTing is arrived aT on The basis oT The sum ToTal oT poinTs oT The Tour gualiTies on The individual raTing sheeT. Final selecTion oT an Honor SocieTy member is made by a commiTTee oT The TaculTy. To TulTill The idea oT Service, a TuToring program inauguraTed in The spring oT i954 provides ThaT The members oT The SocieTy will oTTer Their assisTance To sTudenTs who need special help. This program is espec- ially useTul during Tinal examinaTion Time. An added incenTive Tor Honor SocieTy members is The scholarship program spon- sored by The NaTional associaTion. Annual- ly iT provides scholarships To members awarded on The basis oT naTion-wide com- peTiTive examinaTions adminisTered in The spring oi each school year. Through The assisTance oT This program, Tormer mem- bers are now enrolled in many oT The lead- ing universiTies and colleges ThroughouT The counTry. Analysis oT Honor SocieTy graduaTes reveals ThaT iTs members are now parTici- paTing in many and varied careers and pro- Tessions. The evidence seems To bear ouT The conTenTion ThaT success in high school is The ToundaTion Tor our greaTer achieve- menTs in laTer liTe. Seafed, from lefi' To righT: PaT Condon, Mary McCullough, Carol Anderson, Don WirTanen, Larry BonicaTTo, Dave Cline, Jay Williams. STanding: Fayal Jensen, Randall Lalfoslcy, Joanne Vehring, Laura Aho, Nancy AysTa, Jim Kullberg, Dick Harvey, Miss Halver- n SO. Musicians' Goal: Harmony and Money One oT The oldesT sTudenT organizaTions oT RoosevelT High is The band. Founded by Mr. Vernon Malone in l9l8, iT's currenT direcTor is Mr. Edwin l-lumpal, who assumed his duTies in February, I927. Probably The mosT ouTsTanding proiecT underTalcen by The band This year was The raising oT money Tor Hue purpose oT new uniTorms. The I8 year old presenT uniTorms are beginning To show Their years, boTh in wear and in sTyle. Financial obiecTive oT The drive was seT aT 56,000 which would en- able The organizaTion To purchase 80 new uniTorms. Under The sponsorship oT The ParenT- Teachers organizaTion, band members senT leTTers To each school club. soliciTing con- TribuTions Tor a compleTe or parT oT a com- ple+e uniTorm. Under The auspices OT The Lion's club, a door-To-door lighT bulb sale was conducTed wiTh The proceeds going To The uniTorm Tund. This sale was unoTTicially adverTised by Two nighT parades down ChesTnuT sTreeT by The band. Individual donaTions added To The Tund. During The course oT The school year, The band acTs as a pep sTimulaTor aT home TooTball and baslceTball games. This includes The playing oT musical selecTions during The course oT The games and providing half- Time enTerTairumenT. lT never Tails To puT Blue Devil boosTers in The geT ouT and win mood when playing Tor pep assem- blies. Finally, oT course, The band accom- panies The baslceTball Team To The DisTricT and Regional playoTTs and sTays wiTh The Team unTil iT has Triumphed or been elimi- naTed. Twice This year The 85 iunior and senior high school boys and girls had The oppor- TuniTy To demonsTraTe The more serious aspecT oT Their musical TalenT. FirsT was Hue annual Spring concerT in which The band and orchesTra were combined To give The audience an evening oT worTh-while enTer- TainmenT. Again This spring, The band paclc- ed up and Toolc a shorT ride over To EveleTh To enTer The annual DisTricT 27 Music FesT- ival and conTesT. Six new maioreTTes were appoinTed by Mr. l-lumpal To add color and pageanTry To The band. WiTh Judy l-lansen as leader, The iunior misses perTormed Tor home baslceT- ball games and The TournamenTs. The Tive oTher wearers oT The whiTe and blue cordu- roy ouTTiTs are: MarieTTa Kesanen, ColeTTe Kishel, Kay PeTerson, Diane Romer and Rosemary SerTich. The second creaTive musical proiecT oT The laTe Mr. Vernon Malone is The Virginia High school orchesTra. This Tormal branch oT The music deparTmenT consisTs oT 58 iunior. senior high school and college sTu- denTs. CurrenTly iT is direcTed by Mr. KeiTh Davis. STarTing his career as direcTor oT Vir- ginia's orchesTra in l948, Mr. Davis also acTs as an insTrucTor in insTrumenTal music. The honor oT concerT-masTer is appropri- aTely held by Mr. Wilbur Geary. Formerly Trom EveleTh, Mr. Geary insTrucTs in wood wind insTrumenTs. Seven o'cloclc each Tuesday evening is Tune-up Time Tor This group oT musicians. They Tind Their righTTul place aT The more Tormal aTTairs oT The school, such as plays, commencemenT, concerTs and assemblies, This in conTrasT To The more aThleTically in- clined band division. The orchesTra Tound The TirsT weelc in December The occasion Tor a Trip To lnTer- naTional Falls. ATTer a Tew hours oT prac- Tice The ioinT orchesTra perTormed aT an assembly program. On a laTer Trip To DuluTh'Hue group played a concerT aT CenTral l-ligh and in The evening aTTended a symphony concerT. Mr. Davis originaTed and developed The STring Ensemble. This small group consisTs OT Nancy A-ysTa, Mr. Davis, Alan Jorgen- son, RuTh RaThbun and Karen Moe. Playing aT Tormal dinner parTies, bangueTs in The caTeTeria, meeTings oT Virginia's business organizaTions and club gaTherings, The en- semble specializes in chamber music. FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: 'Jn Swv, C f f1 '1 'WV' , A, fx W-V, V-A in - .NVQ ,f ' A 'OE' A' L' KA ',R' R V - V fxfzi-H' 'Q 4Lw+ K M ' Pfvf '1 N' 5' 1-X L'-'Fwd S' fe, Row +wo: FHM: ' ' WH A m '.W:'Af1 Ln' ' f ':. 3 'l 1.-a R: , 5 1 Kr5x 1, ff 'J1f , JA ff Pdf ' J.d ' Wa' ' Cx' L' -f Mm, i f Lrdw x-, -f ww ww prhiflfw RW' 1f1.:'n!2 Dafd 37511 RARC, MV , . ff' ' Row Three: R 'mf V 37343 Ca '1S W' 'aff Vff- 1 R Rf f Rlwmd C71-'f-1, f,, Row four: Kami-' NVQ, Mr, Fw, P' 1 BJ, 'w 3' Ek, Rfwda LQK1-. L Prim A YR ,'f':fN' ' R My H 2+ Q.-ff,fM 1 M ef AR LM, f PV R, Cf Rafffffa Cf L we M C. 'fvfia Rave, cfm' Cmifww, ROW Hve: Judi? J JCGW K E, V, Rfberf Andfif i' Mr. KVM l 1. Uirfffffr Flf: w'x 'fs Jciwffm. MAJORETTES, LEFT TO RIGHT: rfdffflffih Kc-'ana' Rvemafy SN J.1di?h Va' N'f- 4 C If-Hn Kiubfz, Rafe Rfvrwer and Kay Rf:'Qf'v . Second row: SVVA, Mall WIWIf1m Lalf' Bow Maffzfvrl Ma La f'f Fkhfr S SfR!f7',', Sa'-dw HW VJf:THa?7Q Jfffff Ref JCHNFP, S'a f Mfrdif'Y ,V-xx Liapfv, D rf'W,' Hn Um 'XAGff10VE,' R511 Cari Hi! F' .dfa K0 Gr M f0 ' Rrf ff, Wrfffv I-ffrTf,Pf1N Third row: VVQWQW H0 1 fl SW-Ofwfw H 9'- Dmid P nY.'f-A Rfbfrrf Lfm S'QC'fEn Maliwfif 'lan , R.bC-'H'-7' Kay Mnf'4Q ' ? f GS R'ffhi n Jafje Cufd, Rfbeva ANR . GH'- afdifrv Jfvfif' Bavbafa B,rd, Vey Benz Karen fwffe' JVXBR Civ . Fourfh row: Defi Lfd Larr, S-9 V4 CE ' Ra:: 'Q Swan Ma sri Lll?i'ff Lan f Dafa Twrviei' Var? pE C'i Brcafa Rn K NN core M cr Cew J'T'CjC JA J,d, VSLLQV, Jane' Serv, Fifflw row: Wf'Iafw T'QfbQf': Eifvafcv K..sf3'fa R'2'afd Peck 3 'a V,Le l' lofi Smgrbew Qfm Len , J.d F grit' N a Kevin, T fx, L. C1'1'?' Jeafc-We W' 'Ven Jaffw F-'defi' Rene-f JCLWQM. Sixfh row: R a'3 C5LA'Wd'L'f , Rfbef' Raid F703 Si'-Cl'3'I'6f, Rtben Nevin, Cmafhz OHM-J fwai , .1-7 Fame, Kafwen Marsfa Befize' 'W J'Lf Tf- f Mliiae S'c' G'Qr:'fA, Arif, James R:.woc+':rf Q9 '39 Ffvwnaf, Vfawzaf Mf. ? .Mrea. Se-ven+h row: Lee Efgfwa' MQ Swv. R 'fafi Czevewify, ,awd Val Rffafd S La, VM Defi Rafda' LnKyf, Rcbeff Mm M Jaffe: Buffif 'wVi e' Mtn Jiff Cass, in xgdvl fy, 001, 0 63 STANDING, left to right: Miss Gene Aure. Betty Nigro, Janet Schultze, Carol Garden. Christine Alexander, Diane Dasseos, t-larolyn Johnson, Advisor Miss Phyllis Johnson. Row two: Robert Putzel, Jim Nelson, Jerry Baland, Jim Gulla, John Johnson. Row three: Gary Larson, Leo Ducharme, Jay Williams, Gilbert Zupetz, Larry Bonicatto. New Organization Proves Valuable Asset to School ln the tall ot l954, a small group ot prospective sophomores, who had been trained at a camp during the summer, organized the Roosevelt Chapter ot the Junior Red Cross. ln the beginning the work was handled by only a tew, but as the weeks rolled on, the membership grew until the council was composed ot I8 students. Among the activities ot the tirst council were the enrollment drive, Christmas tavors tor the Pioneer ln- tirmary, the gitt-box drive, and a music album, record ed by the high school's mixed choir and sent overseas. This year's activities included a tloat tor the Home- coming parade, Christmas and Easter 'Favors tor the Pioneer lntirmary patients, an end-ot-the-year candy sale, and another music album. The annual enrollment tor l955, which came very close to lOO percent, totaled S62.5O. This amount went directly to the American Red Cross Service Fund, where it was used by and tor boys and girls only. It helped in purchasing materials for the Red Cross pro- iects as well as supporting the American Red Cross Children's Fund. This year, the Junior Red Cross used an apple tree poster, hung up in the main hall during the drive, to in- crease the membership. On this tree apples ot ditter- ent colors were placed to denote the amount contri- buted by each En lish class. The yearly gi?t-box drive held in February, was a success too. These boxes, tilled by the student body, found their destinations overseas in the hands ot boys and girls who have suttered war privations. According to thank you letters received in return. these am- bassadors ot good will and fellowship were greatly appreciated. Pep Council Encourages Sportsmanship, Promotes Athletic Understanding The Pep Council is the custodian ot school spirit. its task is to arouse enthusiasm, pro- mote school loyalty and most important - in- still good sportsmanship at all school activi- ties. Starting with 8 members in I947, the group has grown to eighteen. It is composed ot the cheerleaders, the athletic team cap- tains, two representatives trom each class, an athletic instructor, head ot the Athletic De- partment, and the Dean ot Girls. The year's otticers: President, Jim Nelson: Vice-President, Jim Gulla: Secretary-Treasun er, Margie Russo. The members adapt cheers to introduce and approve pep skits put on by other school clubs. Over-all planning ot homecoming ac- tivities is also under their iurisdiction. The council serves to lead the student body in backing all team activities: to provide inspira- tion that will cause the team to: Stick to the tight when hardest hit: To know when things are the worst they must not quit! SEATED, left to right: Charlotte Lindy, Emily Alar, Ruth Rathbun, Naita Rebrovich Theodore Fredrickson. Row two: Marsha Turk, Bill Wennan, Wayne Norman, Bernard Vainik, Audrey Shaw, Harriet Comeau, Mary Sammann, Mary Milroy, Rubeann Kampa Barbara Cuppoletti. FRONT ROW, leff To righT: Lyrr-e DeYoannes, Diane Romer, Carolyn Koski, Barbara Engel, Alyce Touminen, Advisor Miss Halvorson. Row Two: Leah Beysfrom, Judy Kefola, Judy Anderson, Nancy Lahfi, Jean Riccelli, Nina Kennedy, Pafricia Fondurulia, Marsha Turk, Harrief Comeau, Marilyn Peppin. Row Three: Marilee Career-Minded Entre I Nous Found Few Dull Moment Since if was founded in l93O, Enfre Nous has been one of The mosT acfive clubs in RoosevelT High school. Under The able leadership of advisor, Miss Mary Halvorson, and officers, Presi- denf Carolyn Koski, Vice-presidenf Lynne DeYoannes, SecreTary Alyce Tuominen, and Treasurer Barbara Engel, The club has par- Ticipafed in many school acTiviTies as well as iTs own privafe proiecfs during The pasT year. Besides candy and bake sales in down- Town business esfablishmenfs and in The school Throughouf The year, The club Took parT in Two big evenTs. The firsf big pro- iecf of The year was The Homecoming cele- brafion. By brighfly decorafing The halls in blue and whife, The girls broughT The spirif of The approaching Blue Devil's game To sTudenTs and faculfy. Wifh a prize as Their goal. a crew of Enfre Nous members mef in The Hedican Mofors garage on Thursday affernoon and evening To decorafe Their mysTerious floaf. Roll Over The Falls , The slogan of Homecoming, was used as The Theme, and all efforTs and abilifies com- bined broughf Third prize To The club. Then came Twirp Season and The long awaifed TurnabouT Dance . EnTre Nous dove wholehearfedly info The campaign for Their king candidafe. Craig Kennedy. Cook- ies were disTribuTed, bracelefs wifh Craig for King were worn by The girls, balloons were released Through The library window wiTh one confaining a free Tickef To The dance, and finally you heard a chorus of members singing praises of Craig To The Tune of Craig O' My HearT in The fronf halls. Club members and advisors worked hand in hand. The many hours of prepara- Tion and decorafing helped To make The dance a big success. As a Chrisfrnas proiecf The girls broughT fifTy cenf gifTs To The holiday meeTing for a needy child. A greaf baskef of gaily wrap- ped presenfs was senT To The Welfare De- parTmenT. Also aT This Time The girls sold ChrisT- mas cards. This proiecf added SIOO To The Treasury. Affer baske+baII season and The club's pep assembly, The end of The year comes in sighT. The inTeresT now Turns Toward The splash parTy and poT-luck supper. Finally To complefe The year's acfivify The annual spring banquef is given in honor of The graduaTing seniors. The banquef was held aT The Coafes hoTel in fine sTyle and efiqueffe. The din- ner preceeded The program of Talenf from The club. The new members received Their club pins and The officers for The coming year were announced. As every organizaTion has iTs purpose, so does Enfre Nous. IT is ThaT of Teaching iTs members abouT The various careers ThaT are open for women. By having differenf persons skilled or Trained in a specific pro- fession speak aT The meeTings, each girl obfains an open picTure of The field in dis- cussion. One monfhly meeTing is devofed To a guesf speaker and The members look forward To This inferesfing and worfh-while evening. Maclnnis, Janice Anderson, Caro' Jorgensen, Mary Sammann, JaneTSchulT1e. Rose Serfich, Maurifa Davis, Geraldine Orazem, Barbara Cuppcleffi. Row four: Judy Miller, Carol Garden, Barbara Ergsfrorn, Darlene Falls, Sal'y Gill, Mary Milro Nancy Arko, Chrisfine Alexander, Joanne Vehring, Lois Maki. Lady like manners are dusfed off and puT To use aT The annual spring banquef. Chrisfmas presenfs on The Table and The meeT- ing is abouT To begin. SeaTed is Miss Halverson and The guesf speaker for The evening, Miss Koch. Sfanding are Carol Garden, Judy Miller, and Judy Kefola. 7 ,L...l X FRONT ROW, leTT To righT: Club Advisor Miss PeTerson, ChrisTire Alexander, Janice Ar-derson, Kay Sims, Judy E. Hansen, DoTTi Jensen, Jar'eT SchulTze, Bar- bara Byrd, Judy Johnson, BeTTe Byrd, Barbara Popelka, Sandra Cron, Jean Riccelli, HerTa Lang, Fayal Jensen, Lynne DeYoannes, Rose Marie Snippes, Nancy Arko, Marsha Turk, Sandra Ericksen. Row Two: Barbara O'BrIen, Dar'ene Kirkman, Donna Jenia. Sharon Johnson, Sandra Sararen, JareT Pi,Tzel, Phyllis Anderson, Snaron Mordini, Leah BeysTrcm, Kay PeTerson, Char'oTTe Lindy, Doris Rivers, Mary Jo Angelo, Diane Dassecs, BeTTy Nigro, Jear Liapis, Carol FTif', Harolyr Johrscn, PaT Condcn, DoroThy Ha'fn, Eleanor Grande, Sbriey LeDocx, Pau'7r'a Erickson, Nancy LahTi, Carol Jorgensen, KaThryn Woods. Row Three: Sharon PieTrini, Ber- GAA ADDS AQUA FANTASY T0 UST 0F ACCOMPLISHMENTS ln sTriving To egual or surpass pasT achievemenTs in waTer carnivals, 32 GAA members sTarTed early in The year To rehearse Tor The Agua FanTasy presenTed March 29-30. The oTher auxiliary oT The GAA, The Drill Team led by HerTa Lang and Jean Riccelli, marched in The Homecoming Parade and during The halT Time ceremonies oT The game. Money making proiecTs included Two rummage sales and a TwilighT Dance. ProTiT Trom The TirsT rummage sale was advanced To The band Tund. Fran Tassi's panTomine acT was The drawing card Tor The OcTober Twi- lighT Dance. nice Nelimark, Joanne Kochkas, Vera Mae Person, Frarces MiTshulis, Joan Nisula, RcberTa Fleck, PaTricia Fleck, Claire Simon, RuTh RaThbun, Emily Alar, Karen Raiala, Laurel Ronkainen, Caro' Garden, Shirley Lirdholm, Joanne Vehring. ColeTTe Kishel, lrene KeTTunen, Teddie Fredrickson, Mary Sammann, Lois Maki, LoreTTa FvanoTT, Susan Aho, Karen Kiiskinen, Sharon Johnson, NaiTa Rebrovich, Karin Erickson, Barbara CuppcleTTi. Row four: Mary Milroy, Marcella Johnson, Sandra McKerzie Judy A. Hanson, MargareT Leiviska, Linda Williams. Arlene Frisch, Sally Rankila, LoreTTa Ha.Tala, Jea eTTe Makynen, Marianne Buvarp, Mar- lere LaPaTka, Donna Vukelich. uniTorm Going Trom money To pleasanT ThoughTs, The girls puT on a compleTe mock TV program, This is Your LiTe . STand-ins Tor baskeTball players were conTesTanTs and revealed inTeresTing TacTs OT Their privaTe lives and secreT desires. ReguiremenTs Tor membership are I50 poinTs earned Through parTicipa- On The line wiTh The GAA archers Tound Lynne, Shirley and Sharon waiTinq Tor The signal Trorn The girls manning The TargeTs. INITIATES LAUGHINGLY waiT Their Turns while Diane does her sTunT-picking up coTTon balls wiTh a spaTula. Tion in auThorized sporTs and a passing grade on The GAA consTiTuTion TesT. Girls reTain membership by earning a minimum oT 50 poinTs each semesTer which apply Toward 1,500 poinTs necessary To earn a leTTer. SporTs open To girls are: Tield hockey, archery, bowling, swimming, bas- keTball, volleyball, baseball, hiking and recreaTional sporTs. New club oTTicers are announced and The old ones commended aT The spring picnic. The oTTicers Tor The pasT year were: PresidenT, BeTTe Byrd: Vice-Presi- i denT, Barbara Popelkag SecreTary, Judy Johnson: Treasurer, Alyce Tuominen. Miss Doris PeTerson was TaculTy advisor. 8 1 'I' Classifying and cropping underclass piclures are Janice Cundy. Sharon Carol F-ndersor gives Typing insTrucTion To Alyce and Mary on The Torm To Mordirii, Aiyce Tuominen, and T-larvey Kauiman. STAR EDITORS, Shirley, follow Tor The senior wriTe-ups. John and Jcarne lock admiringly aT The laTesT ediTion. MANAGING EDITOR l.asT Tall They enlrered Room ZIO. Almosl' immediaTely The keen observer noTiced subTle changes in Them. They began To speak a diTTerenT language. They eyed you wiTh keen, speculaTive glances. One was observed leaning Torward in rapT aTTenTion gazing aT The sTern Tace OT a usually genial insTrucTor and muTTer- ing Ah, a human inTeresT sToryl BurnT ToasT? Weak coTTee Tor breakTasT7 A sleepless nighT due To worry over sTudenTs? lThus works The mind oT The True reporTer.l Their pursual oT The daily newspaper Tormerly was conTined To a page usually locaTed near The WanT Ads . They snapped The radio or TV oTT aT The meresT menTion oT a news commen- TaTor. Now They grab Tor The TronT pages: lisTen To news report ers wiTh a Teeling oT Tellowship-one newspaper rnan appraising The work OT anoTher. They sTride down The corridors wiTh a noTebook in one poc- keT and a pass in The oTher. They glance condescendingly aT sTu- denTs conTined To Their classrooms. They belong To The privileg- ed. They are The Press . They are seen spending counTless exTra hoursu pouring over clippings, counTing words, racing around wi+h a camera in pursuiT oT a picTure, arranging, ediTing, arguing, Tacking down dangling parTicipal phrases. They belong To The under-privileged. They are poor, overworked reporTers. Who are These conTradicTory characTers? They are Mr. Malaneyls Journalism sTudenTs who produce your 'lSTar oT The NorTh and Rohian . A perplexed Jerry causes Barbara To smile as he Tries To Tigure ouT The 'l Rohian co-ediTors John and Mary review preliminary plans wiTh Mr. Maianey beiore proceedirg with Tiral layoi.Ts Tor The yearbook. Adverfising sales assisTanT Jerry Baland Turned phoTographer To snap The picTure. inTricacies of The paper cuTTer. Meanwhile Fayal bliThely proceeds wiTh her FeaTure wrifer Marlis Grierson insTrucTs her cub reporTer adverTising layouTs. Janice Cundy in The hardling of an arTicle Tor The STar . 7I TEDLEETtorgtl.dVVl K,S SB N btt reySa cn a y arara srm Ngr Ruck ess orr ga Sa dra Harvey La rx tt av ar r aner ave 'une a Jenua Pat Condon l-lerta La o STANDING Ma y J Argelo Galen Soures Councul Exercuses Greater Power CONSCIENTIOUS STUDENTS Over Conduct of Student Atfaurs Equupped wuth a new Constututuon guvung ut more power and greater authoruty un student government the Student Councul has succeeded ur tormung a central core tor the scattered an:l varued unterests portrayed by the school clubs Under the new constututuon the Student Councul chartered all clubs and then served as a clearung house tor theur actuvutues Thus arrangement was tound to be very successtul un unutyung the duversutued tunctuons ot the many school organuzatuons The stronger more centraluzed governung body proved utselt more ettucuent un the handlung ot school attaurs Duck Harvey headed the smooth runnung mechanusm wuth Vuce Presudent Larry Bonucatto Secretary Sandra Cron Treas urer Bob Nesbutt and Sergeant at Arms John Horrugan ASSIST IN LIBRARY WORK Assustung school lubraruan Muss Wadd un the multuple routune taslcs ot lubrary management are a group ot 30 students The students checlc un boolcs receuve money trom tunes guve untormatuon regardung boolrs and pertorm the countless other taslcs necessary to the ettucuent runnung ot a lubrary Thus us not requured or creduted worlc but the wullung dona tuon ot tume and servuce by these students durung theur lubrary peruods The acquusutuon ot some lcnow how as to the tunctuon ot a lubrary and lcnowledge ot a publuc servuce performed are the lubrary assustant s reward Thus system has been un use tor the past sux years and has proved a successtul solutuon un the handlung ot the school s ever uncreasurg and actuvely curculatung lubrary SEATED LEFT to rught Ncrma W rgo Mar ene La s Mar ly v s Pat Dcy e se a e un a er e c avuc a N su, a Pepp r Sa y G l M ss Gunvar Wadd Margaret Pare Ke res Cook ta R b A e e An e enaary A dersrn Shar andunq H rr et C meau Sh ey t-'crvatn J an R l n Barba a Pope ka Ml A n SEA , I hz ln a lllamg, au Inn, ob es I ,John Add ln w, J lr C dd f, B b Erq t 5 ,Jcnn F o, A F , H l n, n Cfcn, Dlclc g r I' Bcrlcaoo, Mr. Rul: lna, Cmclc Rich ds, Dcc Wlt , D C' , Dorn A . . 'T ,. : r' o u , nl , . Q 0 , ' 1 I Y ' ron. In Dal, TRC Mri S.lppes,Vll MC ',Jor Y . i , u , 7 , , 'C Nal e fevfch, f d rfrn, Ros . n J , C' John- St ' : a I o , lrl u ', e 'cce E, Macrita so , r l , 'llcert Price, Jo n Boho. DICK HARVEY S c efy BETTE BYRD GAA leadmg Others To Achievement m 1955 QE? JAY WILLIAMS Le+Ie NANCY AYSTA H T e CAROLYN KOSKI FAYAL JENSEN MARY MC CULLOUGH JOHN FLECK SZ' 9915 we JIM NELSON ROSE MARIE SNIPPES P p C H e W MARY MILROY CHARLES R d C JOANNE VEHRING S a Ifhe No I1 '4'C'.I-2 RICHARDS ' , I I I 0 I ,F Q ,ff I I 3' ,V S 'ASI' ff I fvf , I , g Honor oi rmen S+udenI Council M ' QNQV , 'A L, - ! ,j I by iv A Q Ro- i Iwspians e ounciI a A 3. A A I I I ,. I' I ' 5 -4. . f I ,I . wg Enfre Nous Tri Hi Junior e ross JunIor Class RoI'1Ian Rohian I r 0 rf T N, . , ji' ADVERTISING H LKKA' - fm Drinking wafer from a pop boffle may lf's fime fo sfop for refreshmenfs. lf's Sandra applauds Gerrys music on one nof be Johnny's idea of a freaf. buf bofh always fime fo shop af ANDERSON of fhe many fine pianos offered by fhe Sharon and Johnny Icnow fhe food af fhe AND CURTIS. fOV FTIGVIIS WGN IIWGIIS B 8: D MUSIC HOUSE. EL-ROY is a Treaf af any fime. fops anywhere Fresh bread and balced goods from JOHNSON'S STAR BAKERY cause fhe safisfied smiles on Diefer and Pefe. For real meaf, nof wooden decoys, Jerry and Leo agree if's BUEI ILER'S MEAT MARKET. Sfylish shoes from fhe BOOTERY malce Nancy and Marcy smile approvinqly. JoAnn and Wilma demonsfrafe fheir office pracfice slcills on fine machines from BURGHER OFFICE SPECIALTIES. Bryan's charfreuse and lavender crea- fion is driven fo fha RANGE AUTO UP- HOLSTERY AND GLASS COMPANY for all necessary repairs. if Ly? Mr. Jorgenson shows Bob fhe 'rech- niques of radio. For fhe finesf in radio and TV, see CB RADIO AND TV. -S .hgf 5 pu'--Ir' 7 J . -isffi' 'Ati 'J L--Y , 'Mum Q-Q4 'V i V lti,i. ,,'l','e-.. ! . .gnu , walk.- A gill from CANELAKES or a mall Jan and Arlene gaze wilh approval Bill and Joe don'+ have lo wail long from lhe Candy Shop is sure 'ro salisfy, al' lhe handsome lcilchenware al lhe for lheir cars when DICK'S CONOCO declare Barb and Sandy. COAST-TO-COAST slore. services lhern. John and Jim checlc over 'rhe low rales and high proleclion car insurance offer- ed by DOLAN 8: SMOLENSKY'S insur- ance lirm. This modern super-rnarlcef, FALKOW- SKI'S, is The ideal slore for your parly relreshmenls. Luggage from lhe E 8: F LUGGAGE 8: GIFT SHOP is lirsl class for gills, ac- cording lo Barbara and Jean. For lhe besl in home furnishings, TV sels. and olher household goods. Rena and Barb agree i+'s FORSMAN'S. Knowing lhe 'rops in iaclcers and sporls- wear, John rnalces il a habir lo shop al' ALTO'S MEN'S WEAR. For +he mosl recenl slyle changes. Karen and Audra loolc over lhe smarl seleclion available al JOHNNY'S AP- PAREL. NR IN 'G' x I 1' 3 JT' Jim and Bob, 'rwo aulo mechanic novices, agree Thai HERB ANDER- SON MOTORS is The lirsl home of slcillecl mechanics and quiclc servicing jobs. 'Q ami: if aqui' k ' Dan ancl Bob examine blueprinfs and some of fhe ofher ma+erials so imporfanf lo such an able corporalion as 'ihe ASSOCIATED BUILDERS. . 'T' 4 M J ,V T Q c c wg . pf' 2 , ff. Q7 1. :M . r mg. c. is 155,219 x -x. 13 , K ,. BAlLEY'S TOWN PUMP is +he home of lhe finesl Cul-rale gasoline .money can buy, gasoline shipped in fank-car lofs direcl 'ro 'rhe sfafion. These foolball leflermen need exfra f energy. Grade A rnillc, from fhe BRIDGE- MAN-RUSSELL COMPANY, furnishes 'rhis energy. ff Me' s Savings al +l'1e FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF VIRGINIA are lulne 'rlwe larsl cup of punclw al flue Ball The smul ng prospecl of more To enloy an flue fulure If you prepare well an advance Sharon and Marque gel a prescrnphon filled, llwen clwoose somellmnq from 'rlwe Cos mehc clepar+men+ and The phofo supply sec hon af +he NORTH STAR DRUGS Convenuenl and dependable DRIEMAN S STORAGE AND TRANS FER lwauls anyfhnng you wan+ moved ID large sale lransler vans F nr .IT 51 .R , .rg ,, T, . Rs' ? f 3 , , ' f u K' I 'A F4 . 45 . I -4? AP I am TJ? IPB I rnfvit E' 'RF1' Whefher nfs prmfs of fhe Prom as John and Ron are mferesfed nn or phofographnc supphes as Kay and Jane? are lnferesfed xn you wuII always frnd sahsfachon af ZENITH PHOTO SHOP Duck Don and Jerry glve 'rhear order af KIRKS Icnowung 'rhe food 'rhey wnII be served ns sure fo be 'rhe besf 'P- Bull and Jack examine par1'of 'rhe complefe selechon of aufo furmshnngs such as seaf covers and cushions fha? are handled by 'rhe VIRGINIA AUTO TOP AND GLASS COM PANY This piciure of Rena Thal capilures 'rhe mood and expres- sion of ils lovely subiecl could only be 'ralcen ar 'rhe leading porlrail siudio in lfvelelh, THOMAS-LEONARD STUDIO. The fine equipmenl for hunling and fishing expedilions al lhe CENTRAL SUPPLY inirigues David and Ron. Groceries from FLECK'S are a musl' 'lor lhe nexl' parly, agree Judy, Jim, Karen and Ausrin. , 'H' Mary and Barb agree lhai choosing from BEDDOW'S complele sloclc of rec- ord albums is hard unless you can choose more lhan one. Johnny, Joanne, John and Fayal en- ioy one of The excelleni meals ihe SOUTH GATEWAY is larnous for. Gradualion rings, warches. and oiher line iewelry are found for Jan and Re- becca a+ +he GISH JEWELRY STORE. s Nesbiff s Orange Pop is boffled by ine ARROWHEAD BOTTLING COMPANY. Visifing 'me model plan+ are Jerry and Shirley who are wafching a capping machine in opera- i , I l 7 e Ai' fine HOLLAND, Denny and Dick pause for a quick cup of coffee before fine game. The MINNESOTA STORE'S wid e range oT wearing apparel is always aT- TracTive To a smarT shopper like Lynn. Larry, Barb. Dave and Milla Take The 'ji' cheT's advice Tor an aTTernoon lunch aT The ORMONDE CAFE, and will cerTain- ly reTurn To sample The Smorgasbord. BesT wishes To The Class OT '55 Trom The OLSON INSURANCE AGENCY. A slumber parTy and Tood Trom OS- TROV'S SUPER MARKET! RoberTa and NoreTTa smile wiTh saTisTacTion aT This combinaTion. Sam and John Tind perTecTion and varieTy The keywords aT GRANDE'S HARDWARE COMPANY, headquarTers Tor hardware. household supplies, and sporTs equipmenT. ff-L Mr. RowboTTom, RoberTa and PaTricia Fleck, and Mr. Rukavina sTop Tor a quick snap beTore Taking oTT in The Driver's Training car Trom The RELIANCE MOTOR COMPANY. Leah and Marsha are frying 'lo choose from ihe varied seleclion of smarl clolhes from MAURICE'S. For on-'rhe-spol' news pholography, i+'s The Rohian Slaff phofographers, and for camera supplies, phoio finishing, and porfrails, if's PEDERSON'S. Dave helps Larry wifh a iaclcel' from lhe PALACE CLOTHING COMPANY, headquarfers on fhe Range for every- fhing 'rha+'s lops in sfyle and sporfswear. The inleresling cosmelic display al l'he MODEL PHARMACY aflracls Mari- anne and Joey. 'rr-7 A Journalisls Kush, Mary, Joanne, and Jerry lcnow fha? brealc lime means coke lime. Colne is bofiled by 'rhe COCA-COLA BOTTLING COMPANY of Virginia. ii? ,M is 49. A baslcelball game recalls 'lhe precision-lilce music ol: 'rhe school band. For precise and eflicienl car or fruclc repairs, conlacl SKUBIC BROTHERS, INC., franchised lnlernafional l-larvesler dealers in Virginia. X 1 Q1 Q i if , i s T ii. gy , ii. 6 ig 5 Q l ' ag WE! -we .4 A beaulilul formal for lhe Prom is ex- amined by Dianne and Rosie. Formals, swealers, skirls and olher excellenl' clolhes can be found al J. C. PENNEY'S. The QUEEN CITY BOTTLING COM- PANY has a complele slock of sofl' drinks for all occasions, say Dieler and Charles. These fulure prinfers, Bob, Ken, Jim, Lawrence, Don and Tom, sludy one of lheir many producls. For lhe besl in prinling, see 'rhe QUEEN CITY SUN. Hmm Mr. Skuslad, Joanne, Dean Moe, and Mr. Pakola agree lhal lea and sandwich- es are fine, bul lor a meal l'ha+'s lops al any lime, ills lhe PUBLIC RESTAU- RANT. Kay, Shirley. and Barb make a prelly piclure wilh lhe beauliful new DeSolo from lhe OUEEN CITY MOTORS. Barb and Roberla lhink i+'s fun Io dress up like lhis, buf i'r's no ioke when you buy your paper supplies from fhe RANGE PAPER CORPORATION. Ev- eryfhing is guaranleed lo be 'rhe besl. -li THE QUALITY SHOP'S excellenl group of spring lorrnals calch The eyes of Judy and Barb. Phil and Larry help Jim selecl' a pair of shoes from BOURGIN'S MEN'S WEAR, Virginias leading slore for men. Bryan, Bill and Ron lislen carefully To an explanalion of an aufomalic lransmis- sion. For all merchandise in lhe aulo parls line, see 'rhe RANGE AUTO PARTS COMPANY. ri' The hais and raincoals worn by Shirley and Myra are from STEVENSON'S sfyl- ish seleclion of spring and summer cloihes. Congraiulaiion and besf wishes for your coniinued success are exiendecl 'lo fhe sfudenis and iaculiy of Roosevelf High school by a DULUTH ADMIRER. '77 Congrafulaiions To +he irio-Joanne Vehring, Pai' Condon, and Flossie John- son-and 'ro ihe Senior class of l955 from HEGLAND INSURANCE. i 11, in cscsy MK gi,-'TN-X The pleasanl friendships macle ai a Parenfvleacher Open House are like a visii To lhe RANGE OFFICE SUPPLY COMPANY-The afmosphere is always congenial and business is Transacied prompily and inielligenfly. Q. M s Q I Q' ff 0 if Jr...- f W W -- -.2 -Q- -. ,N E,- . Q 5' , A 7 , V ' 521 Q ., i Lay i - ' ,,,WW,f-Ni ,fc 1 7, M V A K? k wx uf O ,ef ,X ZVSFEWW 3, L Bob and Jim. our 'rwo husky hockey players, know SLADE'S MARKET fur- nishes fhe besi in food for hear+y meals. The fun of a masquerade par+y lies in ihe realm of guessing and make-believe. Bu? for fun in life. if is +he beHer parf of wisdom fo save af The STATE BANK. Purses, maierial, shoes-in fad, iusf aboui anylhing you wan? can be boughi af KETOLA'S, say Joan and Laura, who are looking over 'Their fine seledion of purses. This excellenf example of indusirial phofography is a procluci of DURANT BARCLAYS skill as a phoiographer. F.,.. ii? Lenore and Donna excifedly view a charming fable seffing available aI TUREN-WELSH JEWELRY. TURK'S BAKERY, home of good do- nufs, fasfy bread and excellenf pasfry, freafs Dave and Arf fo a moufh-wafer- ing donuf. Af Prom fime and ofher special evenfs, Harvev, Bob, Mary and Kay shop firsf af 'rhe VIRGINIA FLORAL COM- PANY. I p in, L VNC' ug:--vs -,ye-T A y. Q 1 .1 ..., ,.. PQ Jaclc and Richard find fhe VIRGINIA SURPLUS STORE handles all fypes of gear for hunfing and fishing. The new VIRGINIA PHARMACY of- fers Karin and Judy fhe widesf selecfion of cosmefics and school supplies, in ad- difion fo complefe pharmaceufical serv- ice. The edifors and sfaff of fhe I955 ROHIAN fake fhis opporfunify fo ex- press fheir fhanlcs and appreciafion fo adverfisers displaying merchandise on fhese pages. The sfaff wishes fo remind readers of fhis boolc fhaf fhese business and professional people are demonsfrafing fheir faifh in fhe fufure of fhis com- munify by direcfing fheir adverfising af fomorrow's consumers-Ioday's sfu- denfs. Behind each ad and ifs producf sfand fhe faifh, infegrify, and personal repufafion of fhe merchanf. In fhe years 'ro come, you can demonsfrafe fo fhese businessmen fhaf fheir faifh in you was nof misplaced by purchasing from ROHIAN adverfisers. A prinfer, Charles, and fwo iournalisfs, I-Iarvey and Janice, are a parf of fhe feam fhaf co-operafe in publishing your paper. The CO-OP FEDERATION is anofher ex- ample of an organizafion fhaf worlcs fo- gefher fo creafe beffer goods and producfs for Range residenfs. For prompf, efficienf dry-cleaning, Linda and Loreffa bring fheir clofhes fo Ihe WOLF DRY CLEANERS. leading the Parade Of Water Shows is AQUA FANTASY Vivacious Carol Hill and Colette Kishel review their routine with Miss Johnson. Members of the cast of Aqua Fantasy , left to right: Kay Sims, Noretta Nelimarlc, Sandra Erickson, Irene Kettunen, Beverly Lind, Ruth Rathbun, girls' swim Bishop, Patricia Fleck, Roberta Fleclr, Karen Raiala, Judy Kobe, Barbara Byrd, ming instructor Miss Phyllis Johnson. Standing on the board: Sharon R. Johnson Emily Alar. Second row: Marcella Johnson, Nancy Arlro, Colette Kishel, Judy E. Karen Moe, Charlotte Lindy, Barbara Cuppoletti, Geraldine Orazem, Donna Jenia Hansen, Shirley Lindholm, Tina Alexander, Judy A. Hanson, Karen Kiislrinen, Verna Carol Hill, Janet Schultze, Lenore Gregorich, Jean Liapis, Marsha Turk. leading the Parade of Men's Styles s the ARROW shirt, a product of Cluett-Peabody and Company, Inc. 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