Roosevelt High School - Rohian Yearbook (Virginia, MN)

Text from Pages 1 - 112 of the 1960 volume:

In appreciation for your 75 years of combined service to the students of Roosevelt High School, we dedicate this, the I960 Rohian,” to you, Mr. Mcllvenna and Mr. Oman. In the years ahead, we hope this Rohian” will serve not only as a fact-filled record of the activities of the students of Roosevelt High, but also as a storehouse of memories for you. I Staff 6 Fall .................................................7-12 Winter ............................................. 13-22 Spring ............................................. 23-30 Seniors ............................................ 31-45 Underclassmen ...................................... 46-54 Faculty .......................................... 55-60 Classwork 61-65 Highlights of the Year 66-67 Highlighters of '60 68-69 Clubs 70-80 Advertising 82-93 September swings open the doors of Roosevelt. Co-editors ......................................Mia Honkanen and Karen Salmi Art Editor ..................................................................Jean Lanin Photographers LeRoy Hendrickson, Joyce Vanderbloom Karen Brimsek, Jim Ranta Business Manager ....................................................... Leonard Richards Staff Patti Abrahamson, Linda Anderson Brigetta Balcerzak, Betty Carlson, Merle Carlson, Sandra Elofson, Carol Erickson, Judy Fahlstedt, Virginia Gobats, Sharon Greene. Patricia Grigal, Barbara Jedda, Pamela Jorgenson, Helen Jytyla, James Kelly, Karen Kjorstad, Judith Kober. Gloria Lucarelli, Carolyn Luoma, Charlene Malenfant, Bill Maslowski, Karen Mattson, Gail Milavetz, Linda Miller, Murline Nahkala, Marcia Ness, Patsy Niemi, Roberta Picek. Jeanette Rodorigo, Karen Skorseth. Nancy Strle, Judith Thompson, Faye Tritchler, Rosemary Znameroski. Advisor Kenneth E. Ferguson Mr. Beste scant the situation on the field before sending Bill in the game. The VHS drill team provided half time entertainment at several of the football games. FRONT ROW. LEFT TO RIGHT: Mike Phillipich. student manager Howard LaVigne. Richard Rice. George Hill. George Rotsman. Joe Angelo. Dave Boho. Teto Gianlorenzi. Bruce Hanson, Bill Christen. Renny Renzaglia. Dave Lemberg, student manager. SECOND ROW: Edward Takala, assistant coach; Micky Ratai. Richard Starich, Howard Makynen. Jim Kelly. Bill Niemi, Ron Podpeskar. Joe Ratai. George Hegland, Chuck Szymczak, Bill Rossman, Art Stock, athletic direc- tor: John Beste. coach. THIRD ROW: William Haldy. assistant coach; Mike Thomas. Mike Blaesar, George Baland, Dennis Lindy. Jim Grierson, Bill Wernecke. Robert Forte. Fred Lanari. Robert Joelson, Terry McCarthy, Dale Cremers. Ral ph Cuppoletti. Although Virginia’s 1959 opening football game with Duluth Denfeld ended with defeat 30-6, the Devils,” under the expert coach- ing of John Beste and staff, proved that this couldn't discourage them as they gave the most impressive showing of outstanding ability in VHS football since 1942. The most damaging record against Virginia’s IRC football reputation was broken as the Blue Devils defeated International Falls 19-7 for the first time since 1950. The third loss of the season was suffered when VHS was defeated by Hibbing. This loss cost the team its chance of winning the IRC championship. Virginia defeated Grand Rapids 28-14. The entire football season was highlighted for Vir- ginia when the Devils” defeated their chief rival, Eveleth, 6-0. Virginia — 6 Denfeld — 30 Virginia — 14 Green way — 20 Virginia — 33 Chisholm — 12 Virginia — 19 International Falls — 7 Virginia — 33 Ely — 19 Virginia — 13 Hibbing — 19 Virginia — 28 Grand Rapids — 14 Virginia — 6 Eveleth — 0 Jim Grianon Captain The eight queen candidates of 1959 are. FROM LEFT TO RIGHT. FRONT ROW: Ginger Neari, Mary Gianlorenzi. SEC- OND ROW: Linda Pepelnjak. Renee King. Peggy Tuominen, Sally Oakman, Sally Hahne, Monika Lindqvist. Pre - Homecoming activity culminated with a Homecoming As- sembly Friday afternoon. October 2. Mary Gianlorenzi. escorted by Jim Young, was chosen the 1959 Football Homecoming Queen. Guest speaker at the assembly was the VHS football coach, Mr. Beste. He commented on the Timberwolves' newfangled formations. After the assembly the traditional Homecoming parade was held. The parade featured floats by the Girls' Clubs, Tri-Hi, G.A.A., Hae- W, and Entre Nous. These floats were judged as they proceeded down Chestnut Street. The Hae-W float won first place. The parade also consisted of the high school band, the high - stepping majorettes and the Girls' Drill Team. The highlight of the parade was Queen Mary and her attendants, Peggy Tuominen, Sally Oakman, and Monika Lindqvist. Undaunted by rainy weather, a record crowd watched the Blue Devils trounce Ely in a decisive 33-19 game. At half-time Queen Mary and her attendants were escorted onto the field by members of the Lettermen's Club. Other half-time activities included showing of the Hae-W float. The majorettes performed and a fine exhibition was given by the Girls' Drill Team. Homecoming activities ended with a dance held at the Miners Memorial Building with the queen and her court as honored guests. Queen Mary waves a royal greeting as her reign begins. 10 Mogi. Sally, and reggy try not to let the rain dampen their spirits. Mary and Ralph find dancing at the homecoming dance rether crowded. FOOTBAll HOMECOMING Whip the Wolva it tha thama of Tri Hi' Haa-W’� Wolf won first placo, float. Entra Nou« Maka tha Wolvat Howl pra- diction cama trua. ««ms Gail and Mai chat on tha sidalinat. 7wuta Mit 'Doetce Jim, Joyca, Pat and Floyd await tha natt danca. Shirlay. Bob and Mika anjoy rafrathmanti at Ranaa't cok«- tail party. FRONT ROW. FROM LEFT TO RIGHT: Mark Arbetman. student manager; Mickey Ratal. Bob Peterson. Toby Nigro. Lee Bissonette. Howard LaVigne, Bill Christen. Dave Lemberg, student manager; Mr. Stock, athletic director; Charles Sxymcxak. Howard Makynen. Tony LaLonde. George Hegland. Jim Urick. Ron Podpeskar, Dennis Asuma. Roger Alto. Mr. Olson, coach; Mr. Halunen, assistant coach, missing from picture. Tha crowd goas wild, as Virginia scoras. Jump high, Jim! Virginia — 42 Embarrass — 35 Virginia — 38 Orr — 41 Virginia — 52 Bemidji — 59 Virginia — 54 Int. Falls — 66 Virginia — 49 Aurora — 61 Virginia — 46 Chisholm — 56 Virginia — 56 Towar — 70 Virginia — 48 Grand Rapids — 53 Virginia — 59 Biwabik — 71 Virginia — 48 Cook — 42 Virginia — 60 Greanway — 46 Virginia — 34 Rad Wing — 46 Virginia — 64 Gilbart — 82 Virginia — 46 Ely — 47 Virginia — 41 Evalath — 52 Virginia — 51 Hibbing — 55 Virginia — 63 Aitkin — 52 Virginia — 64 Mt. Iron — 52 Tansion mounts as Bill braaks fast for an axtra two points. FESTIVAL FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Jerry Greenfield. William Marval. Daniel Batinich. Tom Johnson. Gordon Rodby, Mike Johnson. SECOND ROW; Coach Carl Allison. John Weiss, John Matala. Terry Roszak, Spencer Main. Arthur Maki. John Kemppainen. THIRD ROW: Charles Boho, John Bursch, Jon Isaacson. Judd Anderson. Bill Isaacson. Bob Johnson. John Parish. SWIAMING Virginia — 51 Ely — 42 Virginia — 49 Chisholm — 45 Virginia — 69 Aurora — 59 Tower — 21 Virginia — 58 Eveleth — 36 Virginia — 45 Hibbing — 49 Virginia — 66 Duluth Central — 56 Duluth Denfeld — 35 Virginia — 39 Biwabik — 55 Virginia — 45 Duluth Denfeld — 46 Virginia — 46 Biwabik — 48 Virginia — 70 Eveleth — 35 Chisholm — 40 Virginia — 38 Ely — 55 Virginia — 33 Hibbing — 61 Gordon and John race for those points. Co-captains Judd and Jon step out for a breather. C'mon Bucky! Get that puck! Bill awaits the puck. Georg Baland Captain HOCKEY Virginia — 1 Virginia — 0 Virginia — 0 Morgan Park — 3 Denfeld — 5 Eveleth — 4 Virginia — 4 Virginia — 4 Virginia — 10 Ely — 1 Grand Rapids — 1 Babbitt — 0 Virginia — 2 Virginia — 2 Virginia — 4 Eveleth — 4 Int. Falls — 5 Aurora — 1 Virginia — 7 Virginia — 1 Virginia — 4 Aurora — 0 Gilbert — 5 Int. Falls — 2 Virginia — 1 Virginia — 3 Virginia — 1 Hibbing — 2 Hibbing — 0 Gilbert — 2 Virginia — 18 Virginia — 4 Babbitt — 0 Ely — 3 Virginia — 7 Virginia — 0 Elk River — 1 Green way — 3 FRONT ROW. LEFT TO RIGHT: Larry Olson, Bill Wernecke. Benny West. George Baland. captain: Dennis Maki, Jerry Ide, Jerry Koebensky. Mike Phillipich. student manager; Bill Skorseth. Dale Cremers. Mike Thomas. Fred Erkkila, Jerry Johnson. Don Korpela. Fred Lanari, Dave Boho, student manager; Coach John Baste. Christmas Play tt9i l:5L Qaad Kincj, Wenc ilcMA, Here the entire celt end backstage crew assemble for the final bow. The Virginia Junior College and the Roosevelt High School worked together this year on the all-school play. The presenta- tion was held on December 15, 1959, and was preceded by the Messiah,'' sung by the combined high school and college choir. This Christmas play was adapted from an old Bavarian legend and was presented in the old English version. The plot concerned a king who decided to help a poor man. He found out later that this poor man was his beloved councillor, whom he thought dead. The cast included: Jay Forsman, King Wenceslaus; Anne, his queen, Billie Jean Serson; Councillor of State, John Arko: King's Officer. David Lind: King's Jester, John Bianchi; Master of Cere- monies. Ralph Cuppoletti; Queen's Lady-in-Waiting, Margery Strucel; Jan, a page. Donald Hautala; A Poor Man, Arthur Rued: Sentry. Ronald Vainik: Attendants. Merle Carlson and Elizabeth Welo: Props. Robert Heikkila and James Ranta. Jay, Billia Jean, John. Don, and Marga taka a breather from rehearsal. Ralph. Elizabeth. Art, and Jay look over the banquet table in a scene from King Wenceslaus. Billie Jean as queen is escorted from her throne by Jay, who pJays the king. Jlette ime+vl feall Linda. Ran � , and Carol smile for their escorts at tha Lattar- man'j Ball. Karan admiral Mary s bouquet as soma other classmates look on. It seams to tha boys in tha punch line that dancing is almost as strenuous as athletics. 21 These couples find tha gay Christmas decorations a perfect setting for the Lettermen's Ball. The Senior Class Presents 7 4 MdliancUten Sue end Den, Gretchen end Ralph practice their dence routine for the pley. .... The entire ce t gathers for the finel curtein cell. Mr. Anthony J. Drexel Biddle, Dan Bishop, a happy-go-lucky millionaire and founder and president of the Drexel-Biddle Bible Classes, shows many shades of his personality when his daughter, Cordy, Gretchen Patka, tells him she is to marry Mr. Angier Duke, Chuck McCabe, heir to the $90,000,000 Duke estate. His wife, Cordelia, Susan Tamminen, tactfully tries to keep her household in running order. This hilarious comedy, written by Kyle Crichton, is climaxed when Angier Duke kidnaps Cordy, carrying her over his shoulder, so that they can run away and get married in Maryland. Cordy escapes from Angier and returns to the Biddle’s living room to find Mrs. Duke, Sally Oakman, and her own mother weeping. She then tells her father that she has decided to have a big Philadelphia wedding. The Supporting Cast included: John Arko, Ralph Cuppoletti, Sally Oak- man, Joe Ratai, Mary Vitzthum, Mardelle Lind, Dale Gabrielson, Pamela Jorgenson, Jack Matala, Jim Wennen, and Floyd Nesbitt. This is my dance, says Toby, as Mr. Ferguson stares in amazement. 24 Priscilla and Bob pausa to give the cameraman a smile. Ro Hi Theps Play Melody, Diversified talents of Ro Hi Thespian members combined to make their annual play a success. 'Melody Jones. a three act comedy-drama presented March 25. was the story of a teenager's joys and tears. Melody’s jealous cousin Elaine (Sheryl Fleck) told her that she was adopted. Melody ran away because she felt that things given away were not valuable. Through the under- standing of her 4-H advisor, Miss Richards (Marilyn Bour- gin), she realizes what she meant to her parents and returned in time to go to the Prom. Nancy Nelson portrayed Melody. The supporting cast in- cluded: Gary West (Leon Jones). Bruce Hyde (Kenneth Car- penter), Sally Hahne (Mother), LeRoy Hendrickson (Father), and Lee Bissonette (Gary Boyd). Supervised by Miss Healy, the student production was directed by LeRoy Hendrickson. Assistant director was Gail Milavetz: stage manager. Elizabeth Bennetts: business man- ager, Linda Anderson. Mother end Father discuss Melody, their teenage problem. Melody Jones” cast, left to right: Sheryl Fleck. Nancy Nelson. LeRoy Hen- drickson, Sally Hehne. Gary West. Stand- ing: Mery Engmen. Marilyn Bourgin. Bruce Hyde, Dennis Hilmis, Lee Bisson- ette. Jerry Reske. Kathy Reske. Sandra Paulsen. 26 (loosiin' 20't Our boy typify tha drat «t tha Sanior Clast Party. Tony hood, Ah «.«-� •' choru, lino. «•� d 6‘°r’ • � whoOP “P’ BASEBALL TEAM. 1959, BACK ROW. L-R: Coach William Haldy. George Baland. Mike Thomas. Chuck Szymczak. Don Korpela. Judd Anderson. Tom Rowbottom. Creighton Koski. Fred Lanari, Tony Szymczak. Dan Hadash. student manager. FRONT ROW: Mike Phillipich, student manager. Bill Christen. George Diaz. Don Walker. Bill White. Dennis Maki. Sam Slade. Richard LaPatka, Dennis Lindy. Strike! BASEBALL Virginia — 10 Buhl — 7 Virginia — 2 Aurora — 3 Virginia — 10 Mt. Iron — 9 Virginia — 3 Ely-1 Virginia — 8 Int. Falls — 5 Virginia — 9 Tower — 0 Virginia — 5 Gilbert — 1 Virginia — 0 Biwabik — 1 Virginia — 1 Eveleth — 0 N U gasps for breath as ha rounds the last turn to the finish lino. Joa clears the hurdle whila trying desperately to regain the lead. Virginia — 48 Orr — 42 Embarrass — 59 Virginia — 49 Aurora — 31 Vi Cook — 16 Embarrass — 63 Virginia — 92(6 Eveleth — 30 Tower — 37 Ely — 33 Virginia — 16V2 Hibbing — 83 V2 Inc’l. Falls — 63 Green way — 18 Grand Rapids—11V2 Chisholm — 11 Virginia — 44 V2 Int i. Falls — HV2 Gilbert — 32 TRACK While thinking of breaking the shot put record, team captain. Mike takes aim and lets go. lr«ck Team 1959-1960. BACK ROW. L-R: Art Stock, limmy Johnson. Vern Moberg. Bill Minteer, Jim Grierson. Dale Cramers. Grover Gillespie, Hank Law. Coach L. L. Michels. SECOND ROW: Tom Tucker, John Sabin, Don Benkusky, Russ Peterson, Dennis Asuma, Bruce Hanson, Jack Berttula, erome Lorbiecki. THIRD ROW: James Johnson. Douqlas Moberq, Dick Fossum, Paul Andresen. Mike Blaeser. Leon Guild, Nels Nordquist, Bob Forti. Bill Christen. Bill Koski GOLF Virginia — 2 V2 Eveleth — AV2 Virginia — IV2 Eveleth — V2 Virginia — 5 Coleraine — 0 Virginia — 6V2 Ely—' , Virginia — 5 V2 Coleraine — V2 Virginia — 11V2 Hibbing — 14 Ely — 2(6 Eveleth — 8 VHS 1959 golf ♦•am. standing, L R: Coach Mr. Urick. Bill Lahti. Tom Urick. FRONT ROW: Fred Belay, Toby Nigro. Hey Toby! If your form is always as good as this you're bound to make par. TENNIS Virginia — 3 Green way — 2 Virginia — 3 Cloquet — 2 Virginia — 3 Grand Rapids — 1 Virginia — 2 Kcewatin — 2 Virginia — 1 Green way — 4 Virginia — 3 Grand Rapids — 1 Virginia — 5 Ely — 1 Virginia — 2 Ely —2 Virginia — 2 Hibbing — 2 Virginia — 1 Keew'atin — 3 VHS tennis team. L-R: Coach Mr. Turner, Tom Rowbottom. Ed Remus. Lee Bonicatto. Warner Luoma. (yMc n4£uCcitio te Seacard The class of '60 sold $1,500 over their goal of $5,200, making a new record in the annual senior magazine drive of $6,700. Since the goal was surpassed, there was no need to extend the length of the drive, as has been done in previous years. This year prizes were given to the top salesmen in- stead of the usual steak dinner. Dan Bishop, first prize winner, was given 500 points for selling over $300 worth of magazines. Second prize. 300 points, was given to Leonard Richards, and third prize. 200 points, was given to Jack Matala. These points enabled them to receive merchandise or cash. Joe Angelo won the mystery student prize envelope which contained $50. Fred Lanari won 500 points through a drawing held at the end of the drive. The drive started on October 9 and continued until October 26. In spite of local strike conditions, the goal had been surmounted by $300 on Friday the twenty- third. A sign was posted in the front corridor to sell over $6.000 and really set a record. On Monday over $1,000 was turned in and the drive officially ended. Helen and Tom accept subscriptions from Loran and Danni . George and Ed ara ready to accapt the challenge. Ed and George spend the night in the Toy Box. At IU Snd 61 1U IkuI JOSEPH ALTOBELLI Joe's quiet seme of humor delights everyone. JUDD ANDERSON Takes to water like a duck. JOHN ANGELO A rod” comes first in his vocabulary. Mfkl JOSEPH ANGELO A curly ■ hatred all-around athlete. JOHN ARKO A modern casanova in a yellow convertible. PATTY ARNBERG Power - packed dynamo filled with laughter. GEORGE BALAND A youth in loir with lilt. BRIGETTA BALCERZAK Cute and flirtatious. CAROL BELFIORI Her dimples are always there. DAN BISHOP Has the A B Cs of life: ability, brains and courage MICHAEL BLAESER Friendly and dependable best describe Mike. RUSSELL BLAKE His likeable ways make him a pal. BETTY BODOVINITZ Walking, talking, living doll. MICHAEL BODOVINITZ Scoob s known for his love of fun. DAVID BOHO The strong silent type. JON BRANDT Mischievous fellow with a devilish grin. LARRY BRUNFELT Roosevelt’s talented accordionist. RICHARD BRUNFELT His quiet manner is sometimes deceit mg. JOANNE BUSSONE Cute little miss with long locks. 4 BETTY CARLSON Artistic and energetic are Bettes characteristics MERLE ANN CARLSON An expert on boys' class rings. DIANE CASAGRANDE Gregarious and giggling. CHARLES CASHMAN Quiet and shy describes Chuck. ELIZABETH CHASE A serious thought hidden by a smile CAROL CUCICH Buttons and bows to match. RALPH CUPPOLETTI Oh. those little white lines. JAMES CURTISS Romeo on roller skates. JANICE DaRONCO Sweet and practical miss. JEAN DEVICH Leadership is one of her fine qualities. STEVEN DEVICH Music it Steve's second love. J Jt . GEORGE DIAZ -v Bjisk and mirthful lad. HUGH ENGSTROM Studious band member. JOHN ERNSTON Likes to lie back and watch the world go by. ANITA FAYON Intelligence and a radiant personality. STUART FORTUN Chap without a care in the world. SHERMAN FREDERICK Everyone’s buddy. DALE GABRIELSON Good-humored is this blond guy. ROGER GENTILINI Never without the Edsel. MARY GIANLORENZI A queen in every way. TETO GIANLORENZI To live life is to enjoy it. GROVER GILLESPIE Grubby has a way with girls. VIRGINIA GOBATS Good things come in small packages. JAMES GREGORICH A likeable chap. JAMES GRIERSON You gotta be a football hero. PATRICIA GRIGAL Always there with a helping hand. DANIEL HADASH Silence is golden, thus Dan is rich. DAN HEDMAN The cat runs bat e his tongue. LEROY HENDRICKSON Busiest people get the most done. GEORGE HILL All hills” are big. SALLY HAHNE Perfect picture of poise. BRUCE HANSON Shy. but friendly guy. CHRISTIE HARRISON Aluays bubbling over u ith enthusiasm. MIA HONKANEN Oh, no, I forgotV’ JAMES HOPPER Friendly, but silent man. JOAN HORVATH Pretty eyes and a sweet smile. ROBERT JOELSON Man in the little blue car. RANDI JOHNSON Her soft voice enhances her personality. PAMELA JORGENSEN You can always depend on Pam. HELEN JYTYLA An attractive lass filled with wit. CARL KAPING Youth known for his good grooming. JAMES KELLY Oh, that dark wavy hair. RENEE KING Girl with that tailored look. PHILIP KISLIA Cars are Phits lust. KAREN KJORSTAD Oh. those big beautiful eyes. ROBERT KOLOCEK The mr dern Lone Ranger.” JUDITH LAKE Princess charming. JAMES LAKMANN Attention, all girls! TONY LaLONDE could hat e danced all night. DONALD KORPELA Quick - u itted Don spells fun for everyone. CREIGHTON KOSKI Pizza slinging is his des tincti on. WAYNE KOSKI Hill and 'Gully riders. CAROLE LAMBERT A ma Rician’� hat is Carole’s purse. FRED LANARI Alto pet her now. 1-2’}. JEAN LANIN A very cat chi hr smile. GLORIA LEPPALA A swell Rirl to know. BARBARA LILLESVE Big smiles and biR purses. MARDELLE LIND Lind . . . that name sounds familiar. MONIKA LINDQVIST Quiet, demure, and Rracious. DENNIS LINDY Quarterback who really handles those lines. LOREN LOBERG Seldom a word, but always a smile. JUDITH LONNE Cooperatit e and courteous. KATHRYN LUNDEEN Kathy rIows with talent and friendliness. WARNER LUOMA ”£ = me-, my formula for success.' CHARLES McCABE Amiable guy uith a gifted mind. terry McCarthy XT hen he speaks, he's worth hearing. MILTON McCLURE Live and learn is Mill’s motto. ALLEN McKINNON Joviality is his trademark. james McMillan Chivalrous chauffeur. PHYLLIS MASTROVICH Intelligent teen with an attractive personality. PATRICIA MATKO Mischief in her eyes and smiles on her mouth. SANDRA MATTSON Has a way of winning friends easily. AUDREY MEADOWS Laughter-loving female. DENNIS MAKI Shy with girls but daring with boys. WILLIAM MASLOWSKI ' Evacuate your oral cavity, Bill.’ JOHN MATALA Every class has its clown. CAROL MORGAN Su eet. sincere, and sociable. VIRGINIA NEARI She'll chase your blues away. JUDITH A. NELSON Hard • working and kind - hearted. MARILYN MERKEL Wore a path to the courthouse candy shop. ROCKY METISH Determined outdoor man. GAIL MILAVETZ Little gal with the big wardrobe. HARVEY NISKALA Roosevelt’s drummer boy. RICHARD NIVALA One of Braaten’s ”loveable” boys. NELS NORDQUIST Noiseless Nets. SALLY OAKMAN A u inning smile and a coquettish way. SUSAN OLSON A real live sweetheart. DARLENE PAPPONE '7 hate fun living, don’t you?” GRETCHEN PATKA An effervescent personality. CHERYL PAULETTI Got go power, there she goes! NANCY PEARSALL Attractive brunette with a charming, smile. BERT PELLINEN Excuse me. cats.” LINDA PEPELNJAK Meetings, meetings, meetings! THEOLYNN PETERSON A modern Lady Guinevere. CHARLOTTE PETRICH Daintily refined. KATHLEEN PIETRINI She'll tickle you pink! DAVID POZNIAK Where there's Dave, there’s life. JOSEPH RATAI Ah. those great big masculine shoulders. EDWARD REMUS One big riot. KATHLEEN RESKE Ne’er a dull moment when Kathy’s ’round. N JEANNE PRINCE A loyal companion. DAVID PUTZEL Joker of the deck. JAMES RANTA Gets things done in his own quiet way. - MARCELLINE RESKE Li ugh and the world laughs with you. RICHARD RICE Football and fun are his main objectives. LEONARD RICHARDS Senator Richards, face the nation. 99 MARGET RICHARDS Vivacious and fun-loving high-stepper. JEANETTE RODORIGO The girl with a thousand jokes. JOHN ROGERS Another of those quiet shy ones. LOWELL ROMER Voydeticb's alter-ego. MARGARET ROSKOSKI Her sweet way is enticing. JOSEPH ROSMAN Usually found ”behind' the bowling ball. GEORGE ROSSMAN Life, liberty, and the pursuit of girls. THOMAS ROWBOTTOM A ladies' man. MARY SADAR As a majorette, student, and friend. Mary is tops. Tall and graceful young lady. NANCY STRLE This lass has class. BARBARA SWARTOUT School is fun. when it’s 3:2) on Friday. SUSAN TAMMINEN Sever a dull moment. JOHN TASKINEN Individualist, yet swell guy. GLORIA THOMAS Life is one big merry-go-round. JUDITH THOMPSON A wisp of a comb and your curt's in place. FAYE TRITCHLER Bright and bouncy. PATRICIA TRUAX Bright-eyed, laughing scholar. MARGARET TUOMINEN Lovable lass with a flair for fun. JOHN TURK A beatnik from 'way back. JOYCE VANDERBLOOM Hah! don't catch. RICHARD VENAAS Bowling is down my alley.' JEAN VESPA 5kg.tr and spice and all that's nice. DAVID VIEZBICKE Dat e and his Dodge go together. JUDITH VIEZBICKE Her hair is admired by all. RENEE VUKELICH Little cutie uith a big brain. DONALD WELANDER Dependable Don. JAMES WENNEN A good • natur id and congenial senior. ROBERT WENNEN A disarming funny-man. BARBARA WUJCIK Ambitious gal uith yen for learning. JAMES YOUNG A true gentleman. JUDITH ZBASNIK Coiffure of lustrous waves. ROSEMARY ZNAMEROSKI Last, but certainly not least. THE TOP TEN SCHOLASTICALLY, as of the firs semester art. front ro . laft to right: Kathryn Lundeen. Elizabeth Chase. Audrey Meadows. Renee Vukelich. Phyllis Maistrovich, Patricia Truai. James Young. Jon Isaacson, Edward Remus. Leonard Richards. Roger Vitlco. Front row. left to right: Lind. Pepelnjak. Rep. to Student Council; George Rossmen. Devich. Secretary. Back row. left to right: Harvey N.skala. 1st Vice-President; George Hill. 2nd President; Virginia Neari. Treasurer; Mrs. Jean McKenzie. Senior class advisor. 45 Junior class officers, seated left to right: Shelby Fo . representative to Student Council; Robert Salmela. president; Lee Bonicatto. vice-president; Renny Ren- zaqlia, treasurer; Judy Sandin, secretary. Class advisors are: Miss Yung and Mr. Miller. FROM LEFT TO RIGHT: Patricia Abraham- son, Denise Alar. Bonita Alexander, Nancy Alexander, Curtiss Anderson, Donald Ander- son. FROM LEFT TO RIGHT: Karen Anderson. Lind.� Anderson, Lorraine Anderson. Orlo Anderson, Jean Angelo, Shannon Antono- vich. FROM LEFT TO RIGHT: Mark Arbetman. Susan Aronen, Janet Backlund. Jayne Baum- gartner, Prudence Beito, Marilyn Belay. FROM LEFT TO RIGHT: Elizabeth Bennetts. Nancy Bergdahl, Lee Bissonette, Douglas Blanchard, James Boitz. FROM LEFT TO RIGHT: Bruce Brandt, Sandra Bonich, Karen Brimsek, Lee Brown, Edward Brunfelt. FROM LEFT TO RIGHT: Linda Bryan, John Burtch, Kathlena Caray, Diana Carlton, Da- vid Carlton. FROM LEFT TO RIGHT: Gana Cautin, Prit- cilla Chata, William Challaw, Dannit Chil- cota, Jama Chopp. FROM LEFT TO RIGHT: William Chrittan. Carola Cundy, Robart Curtin, Dannit Da- Chambaau, Judith Davich. FROM LEFT TO RIGHT: Sandra Elofton, David Emary, Jaan Emmont. one Mote Glta+tce FROM LEFT TO RIGHT: Carol Erickson. Ju- dith Fahlttadt, Katbarina Fortman. FROM LEFT TO RIGHT: Phyllis Fortman. Robart Forta. Gaorgaann Fortun, Shalby Foi, Robart Frank. FROM LEFT TO RIGHT: Kannath Gagna. Donna Garulli, Glannora Gilbart, Sharon Gilbart, Waltar Glatx. FROM LEFT TO RIGHT: Sharon Graa a Sharry Hadath. Judith Halunan. Donald Hautala, Gaorga Hagland. rr FROM IFFT TO RIGHT: David Keller. Michael Kemp. Kathryn Kerxe, Carol KIshel. Claudia Kishel. Deane Kishel. FROM LEFT TO RIGHT: Judith Kober. Joyce Kobylinski. Mary Ann Kuryatnlk. Janet Lanari, Patricia Lane. Roland Larson. FROM LEFT TO RIGHT: Howard LaVIgne. Ann Law. Kaye Ledinq. David Lemberg. Sandra Lamplnen, Robert Lerohl. FROM LEFT TO RIGHT: Nicholas Llapls, Bonnie Loberg, Gloria Lucarelli, Carolyn Luorna. Jack Luukkonen, Michael McGinn. FROM LEFT TO RIGHT: Margaret McKen- zie. Susan McKenzie, Spencer Main, Howard Makynen, Charlene Malenfant, Doreen Man- FROM LEFT TO RIGHT: Robert Helkklla. Hope Helland, Marcia Helstrom. Barbara Hendrickson, David Hill, Dennis Hllmas. FROM LEFT TO RIGHT; Deborah Hlaca. Edward Hoglund. Bruce Hyde. Elaine Hyr- kas, Gerald Ida. Rodney Isaacson. FROM LEFT TO RIGHT: William Isaacson. James Jarvinen. Gall Jauhola, Darlene Jen- nings. Maurice Joffe. Catharine Johnson. FROM LEFT TO RIGHT: Gladys Johnson. Gretchen Johnson, Jerry Johnson, Karen Jo- kinen. Kay Kaping. Judith Kaukonen. FROM LEFT TO RIGHT: Pat Marana. Gail Martin, Jamas Maslowski, Craig Mattsfield. Karan Mattson, Mary Mattson. FROM LEFT TO RIGHT: Susan Manalli, Phillip Mestnick. Jill Michlas, Linda Millar, Linda Mott, Carol Monatti. FROM LEFT TO RIGHT: Murlina Nahkala. Connia Nalson, Judith B. Nalson, Nancy Nalson, Marcia Nass, Mark Nass. FROM LEFT TO RIGHT: Patricia Nafcni. Ronald Niami. Willard Niami. Arthur Nor- landar, Cathia Norstad, Floyd O'Brian. p r r p 9 p p p 9, IB f S P FROM LEFT TO RIGHT: Joyca Oldaan. Nicholas Olivanti, Mary Aiica Orazam. Al- bert Ostman. Janat Panfil, Nancy Panian. FROM LEFT TO RIGHT: John Parish. Pris- cilla Passi, Carol Pelletier, Robert Parry, Michael Phillipich, Patti Plotnik. FROM LEFT TO RIGHT: Ronald Podpeskar. Barbara Politano, Judith Postudensek. Dan Poznanovic, Mary Ann Pryan, Arthur Ratai. FROM LEFT TO RIGHT: Virginia Ratal. Ranny Renzaglia. Jerome Raska. Kathleen Rice. Roger Rinell, Gordon Rodby. FROM LEFT TO RIGHT: Susan Romer, Wil- liam Rossman, Terrance Roszak, Mary Lou Russo, Joan St. Pierre, Bonnie Sainio. FROM LEFT TO RIGHT: Christine Sammann, Judith Saranen, Raymond Schley. Robert Selmtle. Sandin, Linde FROM LEFT TO RIGHT: Sandra Schoon, Linda Schwalen. Gale Schwartz, Richard Seppala, Billie Jean Serson. FROM LEFT TO RIGHT: Lee Severson. San- dra Sherek, Shirley Seikkinen, William Skor- seth, Susan Slade. FROM LEFT TO RIGHT: John Softich. Rob- ert Soronen, Margaret Strucel, Roger Sum- mer . Karin Sundquist. FROM LEFT TO RIGHT: Charles Szymczak, Roberta Picek, Grace Tekautz, Thelma Thay- er. Michael Thomas. FROM LEFT TO RIGHT: Theda Thomas. Mark Tomazin, James Turkia, Diane Vanne, Nancy Vickburg. FROM LEFT TO RIGHT: Bernard West. Gary West. Sandra Wick. Kendra Wilberg, John Woods, Jacqueline Zager. 50 fclicjltt SmiieA, j£o dtuUf Ahead Making plant for their class party ara, sophomore clast officers from left to right: Georgene Koskela, representative to Student Council: Margaret Peterson, vice- president; Ron Vainik. president; Judy Sillempea, secretary; Phil Caliguiri, treas- urer. Class advisors are: Gertrude Simons and Edwin Wensman. FROM LEFT TO RIGHT: Roger Aaseng. El- len Airisto. Leslie Alar. Dennis Anderson, Herbert Anderson, Sharyn Anderson. FROM LEFT TO RIGHT: Stephen Andrick, Susan Arko, Phyllis Ash, Richard Aielson, Frank Berboni, David Berto. FROM LEFT TO RIGHT: Raymond Bennick, Jack Bertolas. Lee Billings. Charles Boho, Elaine Boitx, Marilyn Bourgin. FROM LEFT TO RIGHT: Marcia Bryers. Philip Caliguiri, Philip Carlson, Patricia Christensen, Jack Cohn. Patricia Cook. FROM LEFT TO RIGHT: Catherine Corradi. Susan Cundy, Katherine DeLuca, Diane Dick- inson. Paulette Downing, Cathryn Emanuel- son. FROM LEFT TO RIGHT: Mary Engman, Frederick Erkkila. William Falkowski, Chester Fields, Carl Fischer, Sheryl Fleck. FROM LEFT TO RIGHT: Edward Forconi. Michael Friich, Susan Gavin. Jesse Gerulli. David Gibbens, Cathleen Gilbert. FROM LEFT TO RIGHT: Barbara Goldman. Gary Gorham, John Grams. Nancy Grams, Karron Greenfield, Yvonne Grigal. FROM LEFT TO RIGHT: Bonnie Gunderson, Lynn Haataja. Carol L. Harrington. Bonita Haug. Sharon Hautala, Mary Hayes. FROM LEFT TO RIGHT: Bruce Hill. Ray Hiltunen. Harry Hoff. Sally Holappa, Jean Irwin. Warren Jaminski. FROM LEFT TO RIGHT: Ralph Jedda. Jane Johnson, Joyce Johnson. Thomas Johnson, Timothy Johnson Todd Johnson. FROM LEFT TO RIGHT: Trudi Johnson. John P. Jones. Sharon Josephson. John Kemppainen, Mary Ketola. Thomas Kishel. FROM LEFT TO RIGHT: John Klobuchar. Georgene Koskela. Dennis Koski. Gloria Kos- ki, Kathryn Koski, Marvin Koski. FROM LEFT TO RIGHT: Nancy Koski. George Kraker, Dianne Krebs. David Kuusi- sto, Edmond Lambert, William Lambert. FROM LEFT TO RIGHT: Joandelle Lam- precht, Joseph Lang, Thomas Lanin, Susan Lanquist, Alan LeClair, Beverly Lehman. FROM LEFT TO RIGHT: Lynette Lehman, Gary Lillesve, Margaret Loomis, Patricia Loomis, Jaroma Lorbiecki. FROM LEFT TO RIGHT: Carola Lundgren, Russall Lundstrom, Charmaine McCaba, Marilyn McGinn, Mary McKinnon. FROM LEFT TO RIGHT: Donald McQueen. Nowall Main. Arthur Maki, Kathryn Marval, Batty Matkovich. FROM LEFT TO RIGHT: Edward Mattila. Edward Maybarry, Barnard Michals, Susan Miattunan, Kathleen Millar. FROM LEFT TO RIGHT: William Mintaar. Jerry Neari, David Nelson, William Nelson, Bruce Niami. FROM LEFT TO RIGHT: Cheryl Niami. J yne Norstad. Ronald Oila, Mariana Oklob zija, Michael O'Leary. FROM LEFT TO RIGHT: Lawrence Olson. Charlotte Orazam, Ralph Palo. Wesley Palo- kangas, Sandra Paulsen. FROM LEFT TO RIGHT: Donald Packals. Kathleen Perala. Margaret Paterson. Peggy Pierce, Dennis Piatrini. FROM LEFT TO RIGHT: Daniel Pry. Arlene 53 Rabidaau, Doreen Rente, Mathew Raukar, James Raymond. p FROM LEFT TO RIGHT: Jeanne Rinell, Don Rodorigo, Jam � Rodorigo, Jan Roskoski, John D. Roiman. FROM LEFT TO RIGHT: Randolph Ru d. Susan Rydstrom, Thomas Salminen, Ann Sa- ran n, Donald Schib l. FROM LEFT TO RIGHT: Nancy Scott. D - lor s Sereno, Robert Sereno, Phyllis Siegel, Judith Sillempaa. FROM LEFT TO RIGHT: Donna Spoler, George Starkey, Grant Strand, Susan Strand, Dennis Talvitie. FROM LEFT TO RIGHT: Sandra Skustad, Paul Sleeman, Carol Smith, James Softich, Shawna Sorgenfrei. FROM LEFT TO RIGHT: Michael Tarr. War- ren Terch, James Tonko, Diane Tonn. Thomas Truai. FROM LEFT TO RIGHT: David Twa. James Urick, Ronald Vainik, June Vanderbloom, Thomas Viezbicke. FROM LEFT TO RIGHT: Mary Vizanko. Mary Wennen. Dennis Wessman, Byrl White, Sally Wicklund. 54 FROM LEFT TO RIGHT: Susan Wicklund. Larry Wilde. Gerald Willenbring, Bernadine Zulsdorf. MR. MclLVENNA awaits the arrival of his civics students. I'll agree with that, peoplo. remarks MR. RU KAVINA to his class. MR. OMAN and MR. TRUAX discuss the primary of the nuclear age in physics. MR. TURNER patiently waits as MR. FERGUSON plans the strategy for his neit move. MISS HEALY and MRS. Me- KENZIE are wondering when to give one of their literature tests. MISS KORPY clucks a student's theme pa par for errors. MR. ROWBOTTOM is there to help stu- dents with their math problems. MISS MORONI seats herself on a chair of air while her proteqes wonderingly watch. MISS PECHASEK is up in the air over her new career as VHS gym instructor. The swimming coach, MR. ALLISON, takes time out to check over promising athletes. MISS SMITH and MISS WEST inspect the condition of their books and typing equipment. MR. MILLER. MISS SIMONS, and MISS BECKSTROM do some research on historical events. MR NOEL OLSON and MR. SOOKEY HALUNEN hope lor tome thrilling basketball garnet thit teaton. At ease disease, there's fun- gus among us!” eiclaims MISS AMBROSE to MR. JOHNSON. R. BURKE works out his vocal arrange- ents on the blackboard. Our counselor. MR. ANDERSON, helps seniors in deciding their future careers. To MR. SIMS and MR. ElDE the bisecting of a circle is a snap. MR. POTTSMITH annd MR. BRAATEN take time out of their busy schedule to pose for the cameraman. This miniature city gets the once-over by MISS MOBERG. MR. GEARY and MR. HUM- PAL go over naw procedures for the band's futura precision maneuvers. If you want to win,” listen to the good advice of our coaches MR. HALDY and MR. BESTE. a MR. WENSMAN and MISS YUNG find daily eiperiences in their sophomore English classes amusing. MR. JORGENSON and MR. JONES have a chat between their electricity and drafting classes. To DR. GOODMAN the welfare of our foot- ball players is of utmost importance. MR. RUTHENBECK checks over his printers' work. MISS EHRENBERG grades her students on tech- niques she taught them. MISS WADD. oor librarian, enjoys looking over the new books. SCHOOL BOARD MEMBERS, from left to right: Mr. Vernon Saihaug, Mr. Bert Slade, Mrs. Anna Hansen, Mr. Frank Bourgin, Mr. William Shimmen, Mr. Henry Gabrielson, Mr. Floyd B. Moe. Mr. John Fleck, Jr., Mr. W. A. Pike. MR. ZIEMET observes the progress made by Mr. Lind's secretary, BARBARA KRALL, Jim, John, and Mike. Attention please. MR. DAVIS tells the orchestra. writes Sandy a pass. Mr. Ferguson successfully combines fun and work in English. Denny illustrates his Speech. Treats day in Journalism. The quartet of mad scientists in Chemistry. Bill and Bob study glass in Physics. Fiva artists busy at work. In Choir it is: all togathar. sing togathar. Mika and Dan think tapaing Languagas is hard, but fun. Sandy slavas at tha typawritar. Bob and Dava will soon print us the Star.' Welding is serious business. Away they go. as Girls' Swimming relays begin. Ready — one, two. three! The girls enjoy playing volleyball in Girls' Gym. What's this, leap frog in Boys' Gym? Kay measures Peggy's Sowing creation. It's herd to lose weight in Foods dess. Cheryl coure9eously attempts Drivers' Training. Richard finds the map an asset in United States Hiftory. Mr. Sims explains a HIGHER ALGEBRA problem to Pat. HIGHLIGHTS OF THE YEAR Dava Hill and Bob Larohl «fudy with Mist Awaltyn tha plan for Having fun. hay! thair naif dabata. of our tanior athlatas. 67 DAN BISHOP SPAENCH LeROY HENDRICKSON RO HI THEPS HIGHLIGHTERS BETTY BODOVINITZ PEP COUNCIL JEAN DEVICH STUDENT COUNCIL ELIZABETH CHASE RED CROSS SALLY HAHNE STAR OF THE NORTH 68 MIA HONKANEN ROHIAN HELEN JYTYLA FT A OF ’60 JIM LAKMAN BAND MARGFT RICHARDS FNA MARY LOU RUSSO KATHRYN LUNDEEN ENTRE NOUS LEONARD RICHARDS NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY KAREN SALMI ROHIAN GAA LINDA PEPELNJAK TRI HI GEORGE ROSSMAN NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY JIM YOUNG LETTERMAN S CLUB LEFT SECTION. FRONT ROW. LEFT TO RIGHT: Jerry Willanbring. Roberta Sante. Lois Rowbotton. Judy Curho. Tommy Reigner. Sherman Frederick. SECOND ROW: Don Rickets, Ronald Oila. Nancy Strle. Mary Jo Jenia. Barb Lillesve. Chris Harrison. THIRD ROW: Darlene Pappone. Helen Jytyla. Kathy Reske B.llie Jean Serson. Lynn Harrington. THIRD ROW. Marsha Bryers. Marilyn Maki. Lois Skorseth. Karen Koski. Judy Halunen. RIGHT SECTION. FRONT ROW. LEFT TO RIGHT: Jim Lakman. Tom Rowbottom. Bob Heikkila. Dave Emery. Hugh Engstrom. Howard Makynen. SECOND ROW; Marcy Reske. Jim Rubenstein Jerry Reske Dave Barto. Gary Barknecht. Leonard Matkovich. Kathy Forsman. THIRD ROW: Michael Laukka. Elisabeth Lindgren. Val Jean Williams Shirley W.lanen. Richard Aielson Larry Olson Harry Hoff. FOURTH ROW: Steve Devich. Dave Vieibicke. Bill Skorseth. Bruce Hyde. Colin Kelly. Gregory Kolorek. Bruce Bran- nigan. Noel Maine. Peter Emmons. Ray Hiltunen. Mr. Geary, director. CENTER FRONT, LEFT TO RIGHT: Chris Sammann. Paulette Downing. Nancy Lerohl. Pamela Niemi. Gail Schwarti. Vince Koebensky. Jerry Greenfield. MAJORETTES: Mary Gianlorenxi. Shirley Seikkinen. Denise Alar. Kathy Rice, Marget Richards. Sheila Hanson. Mary Sadar. The majorettes do a clever routine for the Band Show. Marching at the Homecoming parade was the first time the band had a chance to show its style and abil- ity. Although it rained throughout the parade, all were willing to play. M' The band has always provided a wurcJ of entertain- ment at all our football and baslce wll ames. In their striped shirts and uniform hev are ager to perform and add to the cq|or anjlZ fjiem rl at games. show, was one of the V This year Jim Fitz- fadlofifrorn Mason City. Iowa, was playing and personality creat- throughout the show, eery again conducted the band given with the orchestra. a Music programs gerald, tj the gue ' asap tfpr edrf MA a y y) iL i displays his twirling skills. FROM LEFT TO RIGHT: Cheryl Pauletti. Charlotte Orazem. Judy Davich, Bat- ty Bodovinitx. Judy Postu- densek. and Dabbia Paul- atti. Cheerleaders We can find our five cheerleaders at any game — out on the muddy football field, out on the basket- ball floor or out on the ice where they don their skates to lend their support to the hockey teams. V for victory is their cry, but V also stands for the vim. vigor and vitality that these girls must have to arouse even the dullest crowds. This year the cheerleaders were joined by Debbie Pauletti who assisted them with their cheers. Debbie is Cheryl's sister and plans to become a cheerleader just like Cheryl, who. along with Betty Bodovinitz. served through all four of her high school years. Yes. our cheerleaders who lead the spectators in countless pep yells deserve our recognition. So let s give three cheers for our cheerleaders! This year’s striking, talented, and hard-working majorettes have entertained us regularly at parades, tournaments, bands shows and sports events. During the winter they appeared in outfits of blue corduroy trimmed with white fur. and chose sailor uniforms for summer wear. Each outfit was highlighted by spotless white boots with long tas- sels swinging in time to such songs as Seventy-six Trombones. Raunchy. Gillette Look Sharp March. and Peter Gunn. VHS is proud of its high-stepping and smartly dressed twirling team, and would like to thank them for all their hard work. Majorettes FROM LEFT TO RIGHT: Mary Gianlorenzi. Kathy Rice. Mar get Richards, Shirley Seikkinen. Sheila Hanson. Denise Alar, and Mary Sadar. FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Elizabeth Chase (vice-president), Joan Horvath (treasurer), Karen Salmi (president). Linda Pepleniak (secretary), Mia Hon- kanen, Cheryl Pauletti. Linda Saranen, Mary Alice Orazem, Virginia Gobats. Gladys Johnson. Sue Aronen. Elaine Hyrieas, Mary Mattson, Mi.s Moroni (advisor), Cathie Norsted. Debbie Hlaca, Barb Politano. GAA Lettermen's Club The 1959-60 school year brought a new advisor, Miss Anna Pechacelc. to join Miss Theresa Moroni in making sports popular and useful to girls in RHS. With the beginning of school, the ever-popular bowling began and the girls were seen trotting off to the Virginia Bowling Gar- dens for ten weeks. Basketball, volleyball, recreational sports, and softball were played after Christmas vacation until the end of school. The advisors also trained a large group of girls in marching for the drill team. They performed at various athletic events. Plans were made early in the new year for a potluck supper for the new initiates and for participation in an assembly during basketball season. The purpose of the Lettermen s Club is to pro- mote sportsmanship and fair play among the stu- dent body. Any boy who has earned a letter in one of the major sports offered in school may join this club. These sports include: football, basketball, swimming, hockey, track, golf, tennis and baseball. Some of the club’s activities this year were oper- ating refreshment concessions at football games, sponsoring the Lettermen’s Ball, and also rendering their services to help the G.A.A. and Pep Council make the Winter Festival’’ a great success. FRONT ROW. LEFT TO RIGHT: Teto G.anlorenxi. Anthony Nigro, (vico-president). James Young (president). Jon Isaacson (treasurer). Tom Rowbottom (secretary). Dave Boho (sergeant-at-arms). Dennis Maki. Mr. Allison (advisor). Ralph Cuppoletti. Mike Thomas. Bill W.rnecke, George Baiand. Jim Grierson. Joe Angelo. Bill Christen Gordon Rodby. Jerry Johnson. Jack Matala. Don Korpela. Mike Blar er. Tony LeLonde, Ed Remus. George Rossman, John Parish. Harvey Niskala. Dennis Asuma, Bruce Hanson, Fred Leneri, Richard LaPatka, Charles Szy.nczak, John Bursch. FRONT ROW. LEFT TO RIGHT: Mi� � Moberg (advi� or), Gail Milavatx. Darlene Pappona, Joanne Bu� � one. Sue Schoon (vice-president), Renee King (secre- tary). Linda Papalnjak (president), Jean Davich (treasurer), Mary McKenzie, Elizabeth Bennetts, Mia Honkanen. Gladys Johnson. Jeannette Rodorigo. Patti Abrahamson. Judy Postudensek, Carol Pelletier. Merle Carlson. Virginia Gobats, Diane Vanne, Hope Helland. Shirley Seikkinen. Jean Angelo. Barbara Hendrick- son, Karin Sundquist, Barbara Wujcik, Barbara Jedda, Judy Viezbicke, Judy Devich, Judy Sandin, Gretchen Patka, Pam Jorgensen, Mary Gianlorenzi, Phyllis Mais- trovich, Kathy Forsman, Thelma Thayer, Denise Alas. Carol Erickson, Judie Halunen, Marilyn Belay. Shelby Fo . Jan DaRonco, Monika Lindqvist, Priscilla Chase. Ann Law. Pat Truai, Mary Sadar, Jean Lanin. Mary Vitzthum, Rosey Znameroski, Peggy Starich, Betty Carlson, Glennore Gilbert. Janet Backlund. Karen Mattson, Ernette Wellberg, Karen Brimsek, Margie Strucel, Sandra Wick, Carol Belfiori. Tri Hi Under the supervision of Miss Moberg, Tri-Hi ended another year of high times. To start the year off. Tri-Hi sponsored a style show as a money-making project. The other clubs were invited, and invita- tions were sent to the girls' clubs in surrounding areas. They also sold stationery and Christmas candy. Tri-Hi's float came in second in the Homecoming parade. Along with the other girls’ clubs, they helped put on the Turn- about. During Christmas time they had a party and s nt gifts to needy children. In February, during basketball season, Tri-Hi girls put on a pep assembly. They put on the Senior Girls' Tea. and at the end of the year had a banquet. Enthusiasm was the word for the Pep Council this year. The pep assemblies proved to be a good example of this spirit. The whole student body took part in the cheers. Interest was the highest it has ever been, according to Betty Bodovinitz, president. The boys took a much greater interest in the meetings this year and the attendance was better. Betty was in charge of the 1959 Football Homecoming and Vice-president Cheryl Paulette was in charge of the Home- coming Pep Assembly and the coronation of Queen Mary Gian- lorenzi. Members of the Pep Council sold the Homecoming pins and assisted the Lettermen and G.A.A. in planning the Winter Festi- val that took the place of the Basketball Homecoming. Pep Counci FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Patii Abraham- son, Charlotta Orazam, Judy Postudansak. Judy Davich (sacratary - traas- urar). Batty Bodovinitz (prasidant), Charyl Paul- atti (ziva-prasidant), Pag- gy Tuominan, Judd And- arson. Mika Blaasar, Gaorga Rossman, Jim Griarson, Gaorga Baland, Linda Papalnjak. FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Ranaa Vukalich, Cheryl Peuletti, Nancy Stria. Debbie Hlaca (vice-president), Karen Salmi (secretary), Anita Fayon (treasurer), Kathy Lundeen (president), Judy Kaukonen, Nancy Panian, Linda Schwalen. Joyce Vanderbloom. Faye Tritchler. Ginger Neari, Patty Jo Arnberg, Karyn Anderson, Joan Horvath. Sue Romer. Carol Cundy, Diane Shoden. Theo Peterson. Sally Hahne, Barbara Lillesve, Linda Saranen. Sue Tamminen. Helen Jytyla. Nancy Alei- ander. Bonnie Alexander, Mary Ann Kuryatnik, Betty Bodovinitz, Audrey Meadows, Nancy Nelson, Carolyn Luoma. Cathie Norsted. Barbara Politano. Barbara Larson. Linda Miller, Mary Alice Orazem, Chris Sammann, Pat Grigal. Gloria Leppala, Sue Aronen, Jane Baumgartner, Peggy Tuominen, Mardelle Lind. Sandy Sherek, Marget Richards. Elizabeth Chase, Sally Oakman. Carol Morgan. Kathy Rice. Kay Kaping, Cathie Johnson. Kay Lading, Mary Mattson, Billie Jean Serson. Elaine Hyrkas. Nancy Pearsall, Carol Lambert, Kathy Reske. Marcy Reske. Charlotte Petrich, Judy Nelson, Carol Cucich. Marcia Ness. Entre Nous has as its aim a study that will be helpful both in high school life and later: vocations and professions for women. Under the guidance of Miss Amy Beckstrom, the club has witnessed many successes. Make the Wolves Howl was the theme for Entre Nous' football homecoming float. A highlight of the annual Turnabout Dance was when Mike Blaeser, Entre Nous' candidate, was crowned king. In December the girls held their traditional Christ- mas party, entertaining four welfare children. Along with May and the end of the school year came Entre Nous' final social function: the farewell banquet for the seniors. The happy moments and the sad moments will linger in the memories of Entre Nous' graduation members for many years to come. FRONT ROW, FROM LEFT TO RIGHT: Gladys Johnson (sacratary-traasurar). Kathy Karza, Janica DaRonca (president), Kathy Lundaan (vica-prasidant), Juna Vanderbloom, Nancy Grams. Denise Alar. Kendra Wilberg, Elaine Hyrkas. Entre One of the very active clubs in Roosevelt this year was the Aquatic League, under the direction of Miss Jane Ehrenberg. They decided upon the theme Nutcracker Suite ' for their water show, and after being busy as bees choosing their music and rehearsing their numbers, they were just great! Aquatic League Sally, managing aditor, and Karen, her assistant, check the Star assign ments. Gov. Freeman chats with Joyce and Leonard. Journalism Have you ever heard of worlc being fun? Well, it might sound odd but it is true of journalism. There is much work to be done but plenty of laughs come with it. One of the main projects of the year was the Rohian. Hur- rying to get the yearbook out on time. Karen Salmi and Mia Honkanen. this year’s editors, were two of the busiest people around Roosevelt. Another project is the Star of the North, our school news- paper. Sally Hahne. managing editor, and her staff have worked hard throughout the year to get all issoes of the paper out on time. Spaench Sp iench club had a very successful year under the guidance of Me. Turner and the leadership of Dan Bishop, president. The school directory was the big money-making project of the year. It listed all the students’ names and telephone numbers. The pep assembly, put on in the first semester, proved to be a lot of fun. A comical skit was pre- sented imitating the panel show, To Tell the Truth, and it was well received. Many new members were taken into the club at the initiation held in January. The new initiates' only requirement for joining was to be or to have been a student in one of the three foreign lan- guages: Spanish. French, and Latin. The spring banquet, attended by most of the members, climaxed a wonderful year. FRONT ROW. LEFT TO RIGHT: Cheryl Pauletti, Renee Vukelich. Anita Fayon (representative to Student Council). Dan Bishop (president), Dale Gabrielson (treasurer), Pat Truai (secretary), Linda Pepelnjak (vice-president), Audrey Meadows. Elizabeth Bennetts. Mr. Turner (advisor) Mia Honkanen. Sue Tamminen, Shawna Sorgenfri. Pam Jorgenson, Pat Niemi, Kendra Wellberg, Gail Milavetx, Ginger Near!. Jill Michels. Linda Saranen. Kathy Koski. Gladys Johnson, Gretchen Patka. Sally Oakman. Renee King. Elizabeth Chase. Mary Gianlorenzi. Nancy Stria. Mary Vizanko. Linda Bryers. Sue Schoon, Kay Lading, Nancy Pearsall. Char- lotte Petrich. Kathy Reske, Marcy Reske. Nancy Bergdahl. Nancy Vickberg. Carol Lambert. Mary Engman, Judy Halunen. Kathy Forsman. Robert Lerohl. Mary Mattson. Mary Vitxthum. Sally Hahne. Pat Grigal. Linda Miller, Mary Alice Orazem, Linda Schwalen, Marcia Ness. Karen Brimsek. Sandra Wick. Leonard Richards. FRONT ROW. LEFT TO RIGHT: Gretchen Patka. Kathy Reske. Billy Jean Serson. Marcy Reske. Gail Milavetx (treasurer). Sally Hahn, (secretary). Mary V.tx- thUm (vK.-prat.danf). Sally Me Kant.. Linda Anderson. L.roy Hendrickson (president). Monika Lindqvltt. Mary Engman. Priscilla Patti. Elizabeth Bannaftt Margie Struc.l Nancy Nelson. Linda P paln,ak Toby N.gro (serqeant-at-arms). Sua Romer. Don Hautala Laa Bisson.He Dannit HJImat Jim Ranta. Laonard Richardt Bruca Hyda. Jarry Ratka. Ralph Cuoooletti. ’ Ro Hi Theps Fun. frolic, festivity, are three words which describe this won- derful year of Ro Hi Theps. Under Miss Healy's guidance, this club has gained prominence not only in Roosevelt High, but all over the Range. In our storehouse of memories we glance through the pages of time. At Christmas, the new initiates were welcomed into the club. The three act production of the comedy-drama Melody Jones, was the main project given by the Thespians. By par- ticipation in assemblies, plays, and speech meets, those who earned 75 points were awarded the Thespian letter at the Honor Assembly. The election of new officers took place at the close of the year, and was followed by the annual banquet which, through its inter- mingling of joys and sorrows, highlighted the year. The mixed choir, composed of seniors, juniors and sophomores, has finished a very successful year under the direction of Mr. Eddie Burk. Besides the main choir there are a few small groups: the Ro-Hi Lows, composed of boys, and the Triple Trio and Sextet, both com- posed of girls. The traditional Christmas concert was a presentation of the Christmas Messiah by Handel on December 15. On the same pro- gram, the senior high school and Junior College Thespians presented Good King Wenceslaus. an old Bavarian folk play. Many Range towns participated in the annual vocal clinic held in Virginia during the second semester. Also on the agenda was the District 27's Spring Festival in Eveleth on March 30 and the annual Spring Concert on April 2. Choir WI? NT OWVLEFI ]° A'GHT; Russell Lundstrom. Herb Anderson. June V.nderbloom. Sendy Sherelt, Sharon Josephson Gretch.n Patka Carol Lambert Brvl AYiT 11 • n L Mr Burke (advisor) Dennis Anderson. William Lambert. David Kuusisto. Arthur' Maki. Douglas Blan u rXS ll U I v ' SU? L.nd Sue Romer. Priscilla Patsi. Charlene Malenfant. Donald Hautala. Gary “iel Pr m wifti.o nVA Shriek. Elias. Nancy Nelson. Barbara Wujcik Krv W nn n- Dan Bishop. Bob Wennen. Jack Matala. Floyd Nesbitt. Spencer Main. Bill Niemi. chard. Kathy Mill West. Robert Lerohl Bruce Brandt, Daniel FRONT ROW. FROM LEFT TO RIGHT: Mia Honkanen. Mary Gianlorenzi. President: Karen Salmi. Phyllis Maistrovich, Mary Sadar. Kathy Lundeen. PICTURED: Jon Isaacson, Leonard Richards. Pat Truai, Secretary-Treasurer; George Rossman. President; Renee Vukelich, Floyd Nesbitt. Roger Vitko. Elizabeth Chase. Audrey Meadows. Jaan Devich. Vice- NOT National Honor Society Every year students having outstanding traits in scholarship, character, leadership, and service are initiated into the National Honor Society. To be eligible for membership, a student must rank in the upper-fourth of his class, and must possess the four essential qualities. No more than fifteen per cent of a class may be in National Honor Society. The new members are initiated every sprina. They are sworn in at a candlelight ceremony and after- ward. the initiates and their parents are honored at a reception in the Social Room. NHS does not function as regular clubs do. It is an honorary society which acknowledges exceptional students. Student Council put in a successful year under the supervision of Mr. Rukavina. Highlights of the year were sponsoring various assemblies and reporting on the problem of cheating. Major Robert Jones of Duluth was the guest speaker at the Armistice Day Assembly. Also, two talent assemblies were held during the year. In December, a list of fifteen methods used by cheaters was presented to all teachers in an attempt to curb cheating. In November. Georgene Koskela and Margaret Peterson, soph- omores. were chosen to represent Virginia at the St. Paul Voca- tional High School, a state-wide convention of all high school student councils. They came back with information that proved helpful in the Council's activities in later weeks. Student Counci FRONT ROW. LEFT TO RIGHT: Elizabeth Bennetts, Charlene Malen- fant, Renny Renxaglia (treasurer), Harvey Niskala (vice-president), Jean Devich (president). Linda Pepeln- j«k (secretary), Sharon Greene. Shelby Fox. Judy Sillempa. Margaret Peterson, Kathryn Lundeen, Anita Fayon, Elizabeth Chase. Mary Mc- Kenzie. Ginger Near!, Patti Abraham- son, Georgene Koskela, Bob Wennen,. Robert Salmela, Judd Anderson. George Hill. George Rossman. Phil- lip Caligiuri, Ronald Vainik, Judy Sandin. 77 FROM LEFT TO RIGHT: Diana Casagranda, Judy Lonna, Joanna Bussone, Carol Kishal, Margarat Roskoski, Marilyn Markal. Judy Laka. Mary Gianloranzi, Judith Thompson. Jacqueline Zagar, Pam Jorganson. Brigatta Balcarzak, Kay Piatrini, Carol Balflori, Carol Morgan, Batty Carlson, Jaanna Princa, Gratchan Patka, Margat Richards, Janica DaRonco, Kathy Raska, Carol Cucich, Gloria Lappala. There were twenty-four efficient students assisting Miss Wadd, our high school libra- rian. in the RHS library this year. The assistance that the students gave was on a voluntary basis and was not credited on their student records. The only reward that is gained is the feeling that you were able to help someone. Most of the stu- dents gave their services during their li- brary periods. These students helped with various jobs as checking in and out books, finding and recording magazines, and shelving books. Miss Wadd or one of her cheerful library helpers was always on hand to assist the students. Library Orchestra Let us give a round of applause to Roose- velt High School s orchestra, a small but efficient group of musicians. This organi- zation, under the leadership of Mr. Keith Davis, provided music for many of the more formal school functions such as commence- ments. plays, assemblies and concerts. The members diligently strived at their Tuesday evening rehearsals to achieve the high guality performance that can be wit- nessed whenever they play. With the combined efforts of the board and the orchestra, the school year was cli- maxed with the memorable spring music festival. This festival was looked forward to to by each musician as a yearly feat of achievement. LEFT SECTION. FRONT ROW. LEFT TO RIGHT: Mary Gianloranzi. Thaolynn Patarson. Loi McBrida. SECOND ROW: Judy Skarp. Joan Laituri. Elaina Hyrka . THIRD ROW: Sandra Skuttad. Gaorgana Koskala. Carol Kally. RIGHT SECTION. FRONT ROW: John Barglund. Garald Wood . Jama Andar on. SECOND ROW: Marino Franca . Jaanna Luoma. THIRD ROW: Kathlaan La ki, Ann Matish. BACK SECTION. FRONT ROW: Robart Haikkila Sandra Van Fitchar, Stapha- nia Papalnjak. Mary Jo Jania. Thoma Ragniar, Christina Sammaa. Robarta Santa, Claudia Bourgin, Mary Engman. SECOND ROW: Jamas Lakman, David Emary. Stava Davich, Noal Main, Colin Kallay, Thoma Johnson, Mark Arbatman, Sharman Fradarick, Edward Engman. THIRD ROW: Jaan Emmons, Linda Mattala. FRONT ROW. LEFT TO RIGHT: Karen Kjorstad, Joyce Vanderbloom, Faya Tritchler Ginger Gobats (secretary), Tom Rowbottom (vice-president), Halan Jytyla (president), Nancy Stria (traaturar), Gail Schwartz, Jill Michals, Carolyn Luoma, Mia Honkanan. Batty Bodovinitx. Ranaa Vukelich, Barb Lillesve, Carol Belfiori, Cathia Norsted, Mary Gianloranzi, Karan Salmi. Dabbia Hlaca. Cheryl Paulatti. Elizabeth Chase. Kathy Lundaan, Marcy Reske. Batty Carlson, Mardalla Lind, Kay Piatrini, Patty Jo Arnberg, Gloria Lappala, Linda Millar. Gloria Luca ralli. Barb Politano, Nancy Bergdahl, Priscilla Passi, Mary Alica Orazam, Judy Nalson, Susan McKanzia, Marcia Nass, Elaina Hyrkas, Nancy Pearsall, Ranaa King. Sally Oakman. Barb Jadda, Mary Sadar, Jean Devich. Monika Lindqvist. Thalma Thayer, Sharon Graana, Kathy Karza, Margie Strucel, Bill Christen, Jon Isaacson, Ed Ramus. Lowell Romar, Lea Bissonette, Gary West, LeRoy Hendrick- son, Jim Ranta, Kay Kaping, Kay Elias. Future Teachers of America is for students going into the teaching profession and also for those who are seeking information about this field. In FTA many questions are answered and much valuable information is obtained. It also gives its members the chance to meet other students who are also interested in teaching. At each meeting teachers of different subjects and of different grade levels are present and speak to the students about their specific work. According to custom, each year the FTA Seniors go on a trip to UMD in the spring. A chance for FTA members to take over a class for one hour sometime during the year was also included in the plans for the year. FTA FNA The Future Nurses of America held their initiation November 10, in a candlelight ceremony. Twenty- eight girls were initiated and pledged themselves to faithfully promote FNA activities. FNA, under the guidance of Miss Smith, and Mrs. Mattsfield, school nurse, held a Christmas party for a group of welfare children and purchased Christ- mas presents for them. Later in the year the members made a field trip to a hospital and saw the nursing profession in action. Speakers were invited to each of the FNA night meetings held twice a month in the Social Room. The programs included discussions about various schools of nursing and nursing careers. FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Diane Vann , Bonni Aleiander. Charlene Ma lenfent. Gail Milavetz (secretary-treasurer), Marget Richard� (pr sidant), Judi Kaukonan (vice-president), Barbara Hendrickson, Sally Hahn , Linda Pepelnjak. Jean Angelo. Gretchen Patka, Joan Horvath, Anita Fayon, Pat Grigal. Barbara Wujcik, Kathy Rice. Kathy Fortman, Kathy Perala, June Vanderbloom. Charyl Hack, Georgeann Fortun. Gretchen Johnson, Jan DaRonco, Judy Sandin, Shelby Foz, Kathy Reske, Marilyn Bourgin, Karin Sundquist, Judy Fahlstedt. Sharon Bilbart, Billie Jean Serson, Sue Aronen, Cathie Johnson, Carol Lambert. Glennore Gilbert. Linda Schwalen, Kay Elias, Judy Nelson, Carol Cucich, Gloria Thomas, Kathy Koski, Mary Engman. FRONT ROW, FROM LEFT TO RIGHT: Joan St. Pierre. Marcia Helstrom (treasurer) Priscilla Passi (secretary), Mary Lou Russo (president), bharon breene (rep. to Student Council), Judy Fahlstedt (vice-president), Jill Michals, Sandra Bonich, Patsy Niemi, Charlene Malenfant, Doreen Manners, Kendra Wilberg, Sandra Elofson, Judy Lonne, Diane Casagrande. Murline Nahkala, Gale Schwartz, Linda Bryers. Jean Prince. Jean Emmons, Sue Olson, Sharon Gilbert, Caroi Mozzeti, Nancy Vickberq, Pat Matko, Sandy Niemi, Nancy Berqdahl. Kathy Kerxe. Hae-W started the year with a bang by win- ning first place with its Homecoming float, theme of which was Tumble the Timbers. Hae-W kept busy throughout the year. In October the club held a Halloween masquerade party. Turnabout followed with Dave Viezbicke as their king candidate. Thanksgiving brought about Hae-W's usual tradition of presenting a food basket to some needy family. A Christmas party was held in the Social Room on December 16. The members sold ribbon and stationery to earn money. Miss Ellig. the club advisor, guided the girls during this wonderful and exciting year topped off by a banquet. Hae-W Red Cross The Red Cross is an international organiza- tion devoted to the welfare of neighbors and neighboring countries. A few of the activities they participated in this year were: taking part in the Junior Red Cross Enrollment Assembly, making favors for the Pioneers' Infirmary, sending out an inter- national correspondence album, and filling the Red Cross Chest. The Red Cross Enrollment Assembly was the kick-off for the yearly enrollment drive held from December 14-19. The money collected was used to buy material to fill the Red Cross Chest which was sent overseas. FRONT ROW, FROM LEFT TO RIGHT: Mary Vitzthum. Bob Wennen (rep. to Student Council), Priscilla Chase. Phyllis Maistrovich (treasurer), Judy Kaukonen (vice-president). Elizabeth Chase (president), Debbie Hlaca (secretary). Mia Honkanen, Cheryl Pauletti. Gail Milavetz. Bonnie Loberg, Donna Gerulli, Shawna Sorgenfrei. Carolyn Luoma, Gretchen Johnson, Jean Irwin. Sally Holappa, Ellen Aristo. Karen Anderson. Karen Kjorstad. Jean Angelo. Sandra Sherek, Georgeann Fortun. Charlene Malenfant. Pat Truax, Kathy Koski, Theo Peterson, Mary Gianlorenzi, Nancy Strle. Sally Hahne, Ann Law. Charlotte Petrich, Patty Plotnick, Gail Martin. Linda Miller, Sandra Schoon. Kathy Johnson, Georqene Koskela. Gloria Thomas. Jim Ranta. Kathy Reske. Marcy Reske, Carol Lambert, Dan Bishop. Mark Arbetman, Kay Elias, Judy A. Nelson. Leonard Richards •r Joys and tears climax the years. Jim. Jaan, and Nancy look ovar tha many at tha HOLLAND CAFE. Jarry knows lor aN your grocary naadt you tbould stop at SOUTH SIDE MARKET. Mia and Karan impact copy racaivad from FISHER’S. Karan doatn t taam to mind tha hair dryar at tha raadt a magazina at tha BEAUTY CORNER. Joyca and Jim viaw tha pulp mapt at KIMBERLY-CLARK. Oh, for toint watar tkit from LAHTI’S! axdaimt Bobbia to Gloria. Dava tallt Judi to go to SKI VIEW MOTEL for fina comfort and hotpi- tality. How is LEN’S BODY AND PAINT going to put this together? wonder Pot end Jill. Carolyn admires tho attractive temple et POHAKI LUMBER COMPANY. Billy Jean and Karen find good food in the wide selection at FRISCH'S. Grubby finds machines at GILLESPIE'S MACHINE SHOP fascinating. Sue admires the fine imported china at DANIEL'S. 83 RED OWL furnishes the best service to their customers es Pat and Jim BROWN DRUG'S reliable service rates smiles from Kay and Elaine, indicate. Oh. how I wish I had a stereo from HEJDA’S! ..claim. Linda to Judy. Sandi and Carolyn inspect the stove, at KELLY'S FURNITURE. 84 Jim and Jo nvy Curt's working at DICK'S CONOCO. Linda and Charlene are caught sipping sodas at th Soda Bar in NORTH STAR DRUGS. Barb knows for good quality in j w lry always go to McCABE JEWELERS. Audrey and Carol admir th n w spring styl«s at KETOLA'S. Jean and L Roy seem quit satisfied with their choice of merchandise from ARROW AUTO SUPPLY. Nancy and Patty look over the variaty of candiat at tha MODEL PHARMACY. Paqqy and Nancy find tha latatt ttylat at MINNESOTA'S. ROBERT’S naw tprinq fathiont catch Nancy's aya. Loran finds collaqiata swaatars at ALTO'S. Q6 Kathy doasn't know which formal to choosa from QUALITY'S beautiful salaction. Nancy looks smart in har naw hair styla from tha VANITY BOX. Kay and Briqetta know for qood quality in photoqraphy ona should always qo to PEDERSON S. Nels shows Marsha a washing machina at VIRGINIA LAUNDROMAT. Loran and Rogar know that thay'll gat good sarvica at GRAM'S TEXACO. See you of the SWEET SHOP! Save time. buy from PEPELNJAK S BAKE SHOP. 88 George dreamt of the hunting equipment he taw at HYDE SUPPLY. MODERN ELECTRIC providet good lighting for Marilyn. Thete girlt could ute tome hintt from the good cookt at MARMAS. TUREN-WELSH will fi« it right, boyt. Fntcilla and Mary Ann try mowars at COAST TO COAST. Carolyn. Gloria and Bobbi admira ona of tha baautiful cart from NORTH- WESTERN MOTORS. Pictura it now, taa it foravar at THOMAS-LEONARD STUDIO. Carol and Billia Jaan admira toma of tha baautiful picturat at NATIONAL 89 STUDIOS. Makers of quality ARROW” shirts, send Best Wishes to the seniors. CLUETT- PEABODY AND COMPANY, INC Extends their congratulation to the Class of ’60. STATE BANK OF VIRGINIA MINNESOTA Th« remodeled FIRST NATIONAL BANK it busy with its many plaasad cliants. Karan and Darlene admire the latest spring fashions at STEVENSON'S. Peggy and Carol would prefer a cool, refreshing PEPSI COLA. Congratulations! PEP'S FURNITURE For All Your FURNITURE and APPLIANCE needs 515 Chestnut Street Drive out to 1010 8th Street South end see us for TYPEWRITERS Virginia, Minnesota Compliments of John Pepelnjek BURGHER'S Friends of Roosevelt Savolainen Credit Jewelers Beddow Music Company Virginia Pharmacy Troy Laundry and Dry Cleaners Range Music Rodby’s Food Market MacDonald and Sipola Gish’s Jewelry 93 SENIOR CLASS DIRECTORY 1 Joseph Anthony Altobelli Badge Star printer 3. Judd Everett Anderson Judd Lettermen's Club I, 2, 3, Representative to Student Council 3; Swimming 1, 2, 3. Co-captain 3; Track 1; Baseball 2, 3; Honor Roll I, 2, 3; Student Council 3; Pep Council 3. John James Angelo Ang “Star” printer 2. Joseph Raymond Angelo Coon Lettermen's Club 2, 3; Football 2, 3; Hockey 2, 3; Track 2, 3; Representative to Student Council 1; Cafeteria Helper 2. John Craig Arlco John King Wenceslaus cast 3. Patty Jo Arnberg Pojo Entre Nous 1, 2, 3; FTA 3; Honor Roll 1. 2, 3; Drill Team 3. Thomas William Aro Tom’ Honor Roll 3. James David Aronen Jim' Dennis Dale Asuma Dennis' Lettermen's Club 3; Basketball 1, 2, 3; Track 2, 3; Choii George Arnold Baland Bail Lettermen's Club 1, 2, 3; Baseball 1, 2. 3. Captain 3; Hockey 1, 2, 3. Captain 3; Football 2, 3; Class Vice-President 1; Pep Council 3. Brigetta Elizabeth Balcerzak Brigetta Red Cross 1; Drill Team 2, 3; Library Helper 3; Star” staff 3. Carol Joyce Belfiori Carol Prom Committee 2; Tri-Hi 1. 2, 3; GAA 1, 2. 3; FTA 2, 3; Golf Club 1. 2, 3; Tennis Club 2; Drill Team 2, 3; Library Helper 3. Dan Arthur Bishop Dan Spaench 1, 2, 3, Vice-President 2, President 3; Red Cross 3; Student Council 2; Basketball 1; Honor Roll 1. 2, 3; Class President 2; Choir 2, 3; Top Magazine Salesman 3. Michael Dean Blaeser Milce Lettermen’s Club 2. 3; Football 1. 2: Track 1, 2, 3, Captain 3; Class Treasurer 2; Student Council 2. Russell Edward Blake Russ Betty Jean Bodovinitz Bets Class Memorial Committee 3; Homecoming Committee 1, 2, 3, Chairman 3; Entre Nous 1. 2. 3; Pep Council 1. 2. 3, Secretary-Treasurer 2. President 3: FTA 2. 3; Cheerleader 1, 2, 3, Captain 3; Honor Roll 1, 2, 3. Michael Steven Bodovinitz Al David Joseph Boho Battaler Lettermen's Club 1. 2, 3, Sergeant-at-arms 3; Football 1, 2, 3; Swimming 1, 2, 3; Track 1, 2, 3. Jon Charles Brandt Bopper Honor Roll 2. Larry Allen Brunfelt Loudy Richard Arne Brunfelt Riggo Football 2; Star' printer 3- Joanne Bussone Jo Class Memorial Committee 3; Tri-Hi 1, 2, 3. Honor Roll I, 3; Drill Team I, 2; Library Helper 3. William Byrd Bill (! Michael Foster Carey Mike Betty Jane Carlson Clem Prom Committee 2; Debate 3; Tri-Hi 1. 2, .3; FTA 3; GAA 1. 2, 3; Drill Team 2, 3; Library Helper 3; “Star” staff 3; Rohian staff 3. Merle Ann Carlson Mert Prom Committee 2; King Wenceslaus” cast and crew 3; Tri-Hi 1, 3; Drill Team 3; Star” staff 3. Diane Carol Casagrande Di Hae W 1, 2. 3; Drill Team 3; Library Helper 3; Star” staff 2; Rohian” staff 2. Charles Eugene Cashman Chuck Elizabeth Ann Chase Lix Ring Committee 2; Red Cross 2. 3. President 3; Entre Nous 1, 2, 3; GAA 1. 2. 3. Council 2. 3. Vice-President 3; Stu- dent Council 3; National Honor Society 2, 3; Spacnch 2, 3; FTA 2. 3; Choir 3; Magazine Sale Team Co-captain 3. Carol Jeanne Cucich Car FNA 1, 2, 3; GAA 1; Drill Team 2; Library Helper 3; Cafe- teria Helper 2. Bree Ralph Cuppoletti Coop Prom Committee 2; King Wenceslaus cast 3; Two Crooks and a Lady cast 2; Lettermen's Club 2. 3; Ro Hi Theps 2, 3; Football I. 2. 3; Honor Roll 3- James E. Curtiss Jim it Janice DaRonco Jan Father of the Bride crew 2; Tri-Hi 1, 2, 3; Aquatic League 1, 2, 3. Secretary-Treasurer 2, President 3; Red Cross 1; FNA 3; Honor Roll 1, 2, 3; Drill Team 2, 3; Library Helper 3; Choir 1. Jean Elizabeth Devich Jean Prom G mmittcc 2; Senior Welfare Project 3; Junior Money- Making Project 2; Paper Drive Co-chairman 1; King Wen- ceslaus cast 3; FT A 2, 3; Tri-Hi 1. 2. 3. Treasurer 3; Na- tional Honor Society 2, 3; GAA 1, 2, 3; Honor Roll 1, 2, 3; Class President 1, Class Vice-President 2; Class Secre- tary 3; Student Council 1. 2, 3. President 3; Choir I, 2, 3; Drill Team 2, 3; National Honor Society 2, 3; Co-chairman of Magazine Drive 3; Girls' State. Steven John Devich Stebbo Prom G mmittee 2; Band 1, 2, 3, President 2; Vice-Presi- dent 3. George Rolaudo Diaz George Baseball 1, 2. Thomas Doyle Doylie Honor Roll I, 2, 3- Teto Gianlorenzi Teto Lettermen’s Club 1, 2, 3; Football 1, 2, 3; Hockey 1, 2. Grover William Gillespie Grubby Track 1. 2. Virginia Ann Gobats Ginger Ring Committee 2; Prom Chairman 2; Tri-Hi 1, 2. 3; GAA 1, 2. 3. Council 2. 3; FTA 2, 3. Secretary 3; Honor Roll 1, 2, 3; Band 1, 2, 3; ’Star” staff 3; Rohian” staff 3. James Gregorich Greg James John Grierson Red Man Lettermen’s Club 2, 3; Track 1. 2, 3; Football 2. 3, Captain 3; Honor Roll 1, 2, 3; Class Treasurer 1; Pep Council 3. Patricia Ann Grigal Pat ’’King Wenceslaus props committee 3; FNA 1, 2, 3; Entre Nous 1, 2, 3; Spaench 1, 2, 3; Honor Roll 1, 3; Choir I; Orchestra 1, 2, 3; Star” staff 3; Rohian” staff 3. Karen Elsie Eilola Karen Honor Roll 2; Office Helper 3. Katherine Ann Elias Kay Father of the Bride crew 2; January Thaw” crew 1; King Wenceslaus crew 3; Red Cross 1, 2, 3; FNA 1, 2, 3; FTA 3; Drill Team 3; Choir 1, 2, 3, Triple Trio 2; Star” staff 2; Rohian staff 2. Hugh Engstrom Hugh Honor Roll 1; Band 1, 2, 3. John Robert Ernston Ernie Honor Roll 1. F Anita ChaHene Fayon Nita King Wenceslaus props committee 3; GAA 1. 2, 3; Spaench 1, 2. 3. Representative to Student Council 3; Entre Nous 1. 2, 3. Treasurer 3; FNA 3; Honor Roll 1, 2, 3; Student Council 3; Drill Team 2. Stuart George Fortun Pinto Swimming 1, 2, 3- Sherman Frederick Bud Honor Roll 1. 2. 3; Band 1. 2, 3. G Stephan Daniel Hadash Dan Baseball Manager 2; Star printer 3. Sally Ann Hahne Sal Prom Committee 2; Homecoming Hall Decoration Chair- man 3; January Thaw crew 1; Father of the Bride crew 2; Trifles property chairman 2; Melody Jones cast 3; Ro-Hi Thespians 2, 3. Secretary 3; Entre Nous 1, 2, 3; FNA 2, 3; Red Cross 2. 3; GAA 2. 3; Spaench 2, 3; Aquatic League 2; Honor Roll 1. 2, 3; Drill Team 2, 3; Star staff 2. Managing Editor 3; Rohian” staff 2. Bruce Hanson Bruce Lettermen’s Club 3; Football 2, 3; Track 2, 3. Christie Ann Harrison Chris Transfer from Grand Marais; Band 3. Daniel Hedman Dan Honor Roll 3- LeRoy Ernest Hendrickson Skip Speech 1, 2, 3; January Thaw cast 1; The Boor cast 2; Melody Jones director 3; Father of the Bride crew 2; Ro-hi Thespians 1. 2, 3. President 3 FTA 2, 3; Honor Roll 3; Junior Rotarian 3; Star” and Rohian staff and photog- rapher 2, 3. George Henry Hill George Basketball 1; Football 1. 2, 3; Honor Roll I, 2, 3; Class Second Vice-President 3; Student Council 3; Choir 1, 2; Magazine Sales Subscription Chairman 3- Mia Margaret Honkanen Mia Prom. Committee 2; Turnabout Committee Co-chairman 3; King Wenceslaus props committee 3; Tri-Hi 1, 2, 3; Spaench 2, 3; Red Cross 2, 3; GAA 1, 2, 3. Council 3; FTA 3; National Honor Society 2, 3; Honor Roll 1, 2. 3; Drill Team 1. 2, 3; Top Ten Magazine Salesman 3; Star staff 2; Rohian” staff 2, 3, Co-editor 3. James Hopper Hopps Joan Horvath Joan King Wenceslaus” crew 3; GAA 1, 2. 3. Council 3, Treas- urer 3; FNA 3; Entre Nous 1. 2, 3; Drill Team 2. 3- Dale Ellard Gabrielson Gabe Prom Committee 2; Spaench 1, 2, 3. Treasurer 3; Honor Roll 1, 3; Top Ten Magazine Salesman 3. Roger James Gentilini Gent Mary Gianlorenzi Mary National Honor Society 2, 3; FTA 2, 3; Red Cross 2, 3; Spaench 2, 3; Tri-Hi I, 2, 3; Orchestra 1, 2, 3; Majorette 1, 2, 3, Co-leader 3; Honor Roll 1, 2, 3. I Jon Elmer Isaacson Jon Class Ring Committee 2; Lettermen's Club 2, 3. Treasurer 3; FTA 3; Swimming 1, 2. 3. Co-captain 3; Honor Roll 1, 2, 3; Pep Council 3; Junior Rotarian 3; National Honor Society 2, 3. 95 Robert Allan Jankila Bob Swimming 1; Honor Roll }; Star” printer 2, 3. David Allen Jansen Dave Tennis 3. Barbara Margaret Jedda Barb Tournabout Committee 3; Father qf the Bride crew 2; Tri-Hi 1. 2, 3; FTA 3: Drill Team 2; Choir 1, 2; Rohian staff 3; Star staff 3. William Richard Jennings Bill Robert Allen Joelson Jiggs Football 2. 3; Honor Roll I, 2. Randi Johnson Randi Tri-Hi 2, 3; GAA 1; Honor Roll 2; Star” staff 2. Pamela Dee Jorgensen Pamie Father of the Bride crew 2; Tri-Hi 1. 2, 3; Spaench 2. 3; FNA 3 Choir 1; Drill Team 3; Library Helper 3; Cafe- teria Helper 2; Star staff 3; Rohian staff 3. Helen LaVerne Jytyla Nunny Magazine Drive Captain 3: Prom Committee 2; Aria de Capo 2; GAA 1. 2. 3; Entrc Nous 1. 2, 3; FTA 2. 3, Pres- ident 3; Aquatic League 1. 2, 3; Band 1, 3. 3, Secretary- Treasurer 3; Star staff 3; Rohian staff 3. k Carl George Kaping Cap James Kelly Jim Prom Committee 2; Football 1, 3; Star staff 3; Ro- hian” staff 3. Renee Elizabeth King Renee Tri-Hi 1. 2. 3. Secretary 3; GAA 1. 2, 3. Council 2. 3; FTA 2, 3; Spaench 1, 2, 3; Honor Roll 1; Drill Team 1, 2, 3. Philip Kislia Phil Karen Lee Kjorstad Karen Prom Committee 2; FTA 2, 3; Red Cross I, 2. 3; GAA 1, 2, 3; Drill Team 2, 3; Choir 1. 2, 3; Magazine Zone Captain 3; Star staff 2. 3; Rohian staff 2. 3. Robert John Kolocek Cowboy Honor Roll 3. Donald Lawrence Korpela Korpe Lcttermen's Club 2, 3; Hockey 2, 3; Baseball 2. 3. Creighton James Koski Cratie Honor Roll 3. Wayne Charles Koski Gully Swimming 1. James Joseph Lakman Jim Band I, 2, 3. President 3; Orchestra I, 2, 3. Tony LaLonde Ark Class Memorial Committee 3; Lcttermen's Club 3; Basket- ball 1, 2, 3, Captain 3. Carol Marie Lambert Teta King Wenceslaus'' crew 3; Entre Nous 1, 2, 3; Spaench 2, 3; Red Cross 3; FNA 3; Tennis Club 2, 3; Choir 1. 2, 3. Fred J. Lanari Rick Lcttermen's Club 2. 3; Baseball 1, 2, 3; Hockey 1, 2, 3; Football 1. 2. 3; Honor Roll 1, 2, 3; Junior Rotarian 3; Magazine Sale Captain 3. Jean Marie Lanin Susie Prom Committee 2; Tri-Hi 1. 2. 3; Red Cross 2; Drill Team 2; Rohian Art Editor 3. Richard LaPatka Richie Prom Committee 2; Lcttermen's Club 2, 3; Baseball 1, 2, 3- Kenneth Wayne Larsen Ken Barbara Ann Larson Barb Prom Committee 2; Turnabout Committee 3; Entre Nous 1. 2, 3; Aquatic League I; GAA 1, 2. 3; Honor Roll 1, 2, 3; Drill Team 2, 3; Choir 1. Gloria Jean Leppala Gloria Entre Nous 1, 2. 3; FTA 3; Honor Roll 1, 2, 3; Drill Team 2, 3; Library Helper 3. Barbara Ann Lillesve Babs Speech 3; King Wenceslaus crew 3; Entre Nous 2, 3; Spaench 2. FTA 2, 3; GAA 2, 3; Red Cross 2; Honor Roll 1. 2. 3; Band 2. 3 Mardelle Ann Lind Mardie Prom Committee 2; King Wenceslaus cast 3; Entre Nous 1. 2. 3; Red Cross 1. 2, 3; Ro-Hi Thespians 3; FTA 1, 2, 3; GAA 1; Honor Roll 1, 3; Choir 2, 3; Orchestra 1, 2, 3. Monika Linnea Lindqvist Mogi Tri Hi 3; Ro-Hi Thespians 3; GAA 3; Red Cross 3; FTA 3; Drill Team 3. Dennis Carl Lindy Denny King Wenceslaus crew 3; Lettermen's Club 3; Red Cross I; Football I, 2. 3; Basketball 1; Baseball 2; Magazine Sale Prize Chairman 3. Loren Loberg Ski Team 3; Honor Roll 2, 3. Corky Judith Karen Lonne Judy Hac-W 1. 2. 3; Honor Roll 2, 3; Drill Team 2, 3; Library Helper 2. 3; Star staff 2; Rohian staff 2. Kathryn Kay Lundeen Kathy Prom Committee 2; Class Memorial Committee 3; Class Ring Committee 2; Entre Nous 1. 2. 3. President 3; Aquatic League 1. 2, 3. Vice-President 3; FTA 3; GAA 1, 2, 3; Honor Roll 1. 2. 3; Student Council 3; Drill Team 2; Band 1; Choir I, 2; Honor Society 2, 3. Representative to Student Council 3. Warner Walfred Luoma Warner Spaench 1; Tennis 2. 3; Skiing 3; Honor Roll I, 2, 3. L Judith Arlene Lake Judy Drill Team 3; Library Helper 3. Charles McCabe Chuck Choir 2; Prom Committee 2; Honor Roll 1, 2, Sale Team Captain 3. 3; Magazine Terry James McCarthy Football 1, 2, 3; Honor Roll 1, 3; Band 1. Terry Milton McClure Honor Roll 1, 2; Choir 1, 2. Milton Jack Henery McDermid Jack Phillip James McFaul Football 1; Star staff 2; Rohian staff 2. Chief 96 Mary Bennett McKenzie “Sally TWo Crooks and a Lady” cast 2; Father of the Bride crew 2; Tri-Hi 1. 2, 3. Representative to Student Council 3; Ro-Hi Thespians 1. 2, 3; Red Cross 1. 2, 3; Student Council 3; Honor Roll 1, 2. 3; Drill Team 2; Band 1. Allen Thomas McKinnon Allen James McMillan Mudge Star” printer 2. Phyllis Ann Maistrovich Phyllis GAA I, 2. 3; Tri-Hi 1. 2. 3; Red Cross 2, 3, Treasurer 3; Honor Roll 1P 2. 3; Honor Society 2, 3- Dennis Maki Bucky Lettermen's Club 2, 3; Baseball 1, 2, 3; Hockey 1, 2, 3- William J. Maslowski Bill Star staff 3; Rohian” staff 3. John Evert Matala Jack Magazine Publicity Chairman 3; Lettermen's Club 2, 3; Swimming 2. 3; Choir 1, 2, 3; Top Ten Magazine Sales- man 3. Patricia Matko Pat Hae-W 1. 2, 3; Library Helper 3 Sandra Mattson Sandy Audrey Meadows Aud Entre Nous I, 2, 3; Spaench 1. 2, 3; Honor Roll 1, 2, 3; Drill Team 2: Orchestra 1, 2. 3; Honor Society 2, 3. Marilyn Jean Merkel Marilyn Library Helper 3- Rocky Metish Rocky Gail Claire Milaveti Gail Prom Committee 2; Evening of Theater crew 2; Melody Jones Co-director 3; January Thaw” crew 1; Tri-Hi 1. 2. 3: Red Cross 2, 3; FNA 2. 3. Secretary-Treasurer 3; Ro-Hi Thespians 2, 3, Treasurer 3; GAA 1, 2, 3; Honor Roll 1, 2. 3; Drill Team 2. 3; Top Ten Magazine Salesman 3; Star staff 3; Rohian staff 3. Carol Rae Morgan Carol Entre Nous I. 2. 3; Aquatic League 1; Honor Roll 2, 3; Drill Team 2, 3; Library Helper 3. Virginia Ann Neari Ginger Prom Committee 2; GAA 1, 2: Spaench 2, 3; Entre Nous 1. 2. 3; Honor Roll 2; Class Treasurer 3; Student Council 3; Drill Team 2. 3; Choir 1, 2. Judith Ann Nelson Judy Prom Committee 2; King Wenceslaus crew 3; Red Cross I. 2. 3; FNA 1. 2. 3; GAA 1. 2; Entre Nous 1, 2, 3; Choir 1, 2; Triple Trio 2. Floyd LeRoy Nesbitt Bud Down In the Valley cast 2; Honor Roll 1, 3; Choir 1, 2, 3; Honor Society 2, 3- Sandra Lee Niemi Sandy Aquatic League 1; Hae-W 1. 2, 3; GAA 1; Choir 1. Anthony Allen Nigro Toby Night of Theater crew 2; Lettermen's Club 2. 3, Vice- President 3; Ro-Hi Thespians 2, 3; Basketball 1, 2, 3; Golf I, 2. 3; Honor Roll 1; Class Vice-President 1; Student Council 1. Harvey Richard Niskala Harv Prom Chairman 2; Lettermen's Ball Chairmen 3; Letter- men's Club I, 2. 3: Tennis 1, 2, 3; Honor Roll 1. 2. 3; Class Vice-President 3; Student Council 3, Vice-President 3. Richard Nivala Choir I. Nels Gustav Nordquist Nels Track 1. 2, 3; Honor Roll 1. II Sally Jean Oakman Sal Turnabout Committee 3; Entre Nous 1, 2. 3; Spaench i, 2. 3. Secretary 2; FTA 2, 3; GAA 1, 2, 3; Honor Roll I, 2, 3; Drill Team 2, 3. Susan Lee Olson Sue Hae-W 1. 2. 3. I� Darlene Marie Pappone Dar Tri-Hi 1. 2, 3; Aquatic League 1, 2, 3; Band 1, 2, 3; Honor Roll 2. 3. Gretchen Mary Patka Gretch Speech activities 2, 3. District Speech Meet 2; Father of the Bride cast 2: The Boor cast crew 3: Good King Wenceslaus crew 3; Melody Jones cast 3; Tri-Hi 1, 2, 3; Spaench 1. 2. 3; Ro-Hi Theps 2, 3; Triple Trio 3; FNA 1, 2. 3; Honor Roll 1. 2. 3; Orchestra 1, 2, 3, String En- semble 1. 2; Choir 3; Library Helper; Star staff 2; Ro- hian staff 2. Cheryl Marjorie Diane Pauletti Ceeps Prom Committee 2; Turnabout Committee. Co-Chairman 3; Homecoming Chairman 3: Father of the Bride cast 2; GAA Council 3; Spaench 2. 3; FTA 2; GAA 1. 2. 3, Coun- cil 3: Red Cross 2. 3; Entre Nous 1. 2, 3; Pep Council 1, 2. 3, Vice President 3; Cheerleader 1. 2. 3; Co-Captain 3; Honor Roll 1, 3; Star staff 2; Rohian staff 2. Nancy Lee Pearsall Nanc Entre Nous 1, 2. 3; FTA 2. 3; Spaench 2. 3; GAA 2; Aquatic League 1; Honor Roll 2; Drill Team 2, 3- Bett Alexander Pellinen Bert Choir I. Linda Ann Pepelnjak Linda Trifles crew 2; Pep Council 1, 2, 3; Student Council 1, 2. 3. Secretary 3; GAA Council 1, 2. 3; FNA 2, 3; Spaench I, 2. 3, Vice President 3; Ro-Hi Theps 1. 2. 3; Tri-Hi I. 2. 3, President 3; Honor Roll 1; Class Secretary 1. 2; Class Representative 3; Drill Team 1, 2, 3. Theo Lynn Peterson TH«o Entre Nous 1, 2. 3; Red Cross 2, 3; GAA 2, 3; Honor Roll 2; Orchestra 1, 2, 3; Drill Team 2. 3- Charlotte Ann Petrich Char King Wenceslaus costume committee 3; Entre Nous 1. 2, 3; Spaench 2. 3; Red Cross 1, 2, 3; Honor Roll 1, 3; Choir 1. 2, 3. Kathleen Ann Pietrini Kay Prom Committee 2; Entre Nous 1; FTA 3; Aquatic League 1. 2; Drill Team 3; Library Helper 3. David J. Pozniak Posh Jeanne Prince Jeanne Hae-W 2, 3; Library Helper 3. David Joseph Putzel Les Printer 2, 3. Dick K S James Tyrone Ranta Jim Speech 1, 2. 3; January Thaw” cast 1; Father of the Bride crew 2; Evening of Theater crew 2; Good King Wenceslaus'' cast 3; Melody Jones” crew 3; Happiest Millionaire crew 3; Ro-Hi Theps 2. 3; Red Cross 1. 2. 3; FTA 3; Star staff 3; Rohian staff, Photographer 3. Joe Rafai Football 1, 2. 3; Honor Roll 1. Joe Pdward Walter Remus Ed Senior Class Magazine Drive. Co-Chairman 3; Prom Com- mittee 2; Lettermen's Club 1, 2. 3; FTA 2, 3; Honor Roll 1, 2. 3. Kathleen Ann Reske Kathy Speech Clinic 2; Father of the Bride” cast 2; Entre Nous 1. 2. 3; Ro-Hi Theps 2. 3; Red Cross 3; Spaench 2, 3; Band I, 2, 3; Library Helper 3; Cafeteria Helper I, 2. 3. Marcelline Ann Reske Marcy Speech Clinic 2; Father of the Bride cast 2; GAA 1, 2. 3: FTA 2. 3; GAA Council 2; Spaench 2, 3; Entre Nous I, 2. 3; Ro-Hi Theps 2, 3; Red Cross 3; Honor Roll 1, 2, 3; Band 1, 2, 3; Library Helper 3; Cafeteria Helper 2, 3. Richard Rice Jim Leonard J. Richards Len1 Speech Meet 2; Debate 3; Father of the Bride cast 2; January Thaw crew 1; Charlie's Aunt crew 1; The Boor, ’Trifles. Two Crooks and a Lady” crew 2; King Wenceslaus crew 3; Ro-Hi Theps 1. 2. 3; Spaench 1. 2, 3, Representative to Student Council 2; Red Cross 1, 2, 3, Treasurer 2; Lettermen’s Club 2; FTA 2, 3; Baseball Stu- dent Manager I; Honor Roll 1. 2. 3: Student Council 2; Junior Rotarion 3; Honor Society 2, 3. President 3; Top Ten Salesmen; Star staff 2; Rohian staff 2, 3, Business Man- ager 3. Marget Mary Louise Richards Mugs Prom Committee 2; FNA 1, 2, 3. Vice President 2, Presi- dent 3; GAA I, 2. 3; GAA Council 2; Entre Nous 1. 2, 3; Honor Roll 1, 2. 3; Student Council 2; Drill Team 2; Ma- jorette 3; Choir 1, 2; Library Helper 3. Jeanette Lorraine Rodorigo Jeanette Turnabout Committee 3; Tri-Hi 1, 2, 3; Drill Team 3; Top Top Ten Magazine 3; Star” staff 3; Rohian staff 3. John Gerard Rogers Johnny Track 1; Choir 1. Lowell Romer Lou Prom Committee 2; King Wenceslaus” crew 3; FTA 3; Track 1. 2. Margaret Ann Roskoski Library Helper 3; Choir 1. Joseph Andrew Rosman Peggy’ Joe George Robert Rossman George Lettermen’s Club 2, 3; Football 2, 3; Honor Roll 1, 2. 3; Class President 3; Clasa Representative 2; Student Council 2. 3; Pep Council 1, 2, 3; Junior Rotarian; Honor Society 2, 3, President 3. Thomas Kent Rowbottom Paddle Prom Chairman 2; Lettermen’s Club 1, 2. 3, Secretary 3; FTA 2. 3. Vice President 3; Baseball 1, 2. 3; Basketball 1, 2; Honor Roll 1, 2, 3; Band 1, 2, 3; Orchestra 1, 2, 3; Magazine Drive Chairman 3. Mary Michael Sadar Mary Prom Committee 2; Turnabout Co-Chairman 3; Tri-Hi 1, 2, 3; GAA 1. 2, 3; GAA Council 2; Honor Roll 1, 2, 3 . Majorette 1, 2, 3. Co-Leader 3; Honor Society 2. 3- John Wallace Salmela John Honor Roll 1. 2. Karen Mardell Salmi Kar Prom Committee Chairman 2; King Wenceslaus” crew 3; Entre Nous 1. 2. 3, Secretary 3; GAA 1, 2. 3; GAA Coun- cil 2. 3. President 3; Red Cross 2; FTA 2, 3; Honor Roll 1. 2. 3; Drill Team 2. 3; Choir 1. 2; Honor Society 2, 3; Star staff 2; Rohian staff 2, 3, Co-Editor 3. Sander Schoonover Sander Track 1, 2; Printer 2, 3. Judith Diane Shoden Diane Entre Nous I, 2, 3; Drill Team 2. 3- Karen Charlene Skorseth Skorks Prom Committee 2; FNA 1, 2, 3; Red Cross 1; Drill Team 2, 3; Star staff 2, 3; Rohian staff 2, 3. Marqaret Elizabeth Starich Peggy Speech meets 3; Prom Committee 2; Down In the Valley cast 2; King Wenceslaus” cast 3; Happiest Millionaire crew 3; Tri-Hi 1. 2, 3; GAA 1; Honor Roll 1. 2; Choir 1, 2, 3, Girls Triple Trio 1. 3; Star staff 2; Rohian staff ? Nancy Joanne Strle Nanc Prom Committee 2; Entre Nous 1. 2. 3; Spaench 2, 3; Red Cross 2. 3; FTA 2. 3, Treasurer; Honor Roll 2; Band 1, 2, 3; Choir 1; Star staff 2, 3; Rohian staff 2, 3. Barbara Irene Swartout Magazine Sales. Top Ten Seller. Barb' T Susan Tamminen Sue Down In the Valley cast 2; King Wenceslaus cast 3; Entre Nous 1, 2. 3; Red Cross 2; Aquatic League 1; Orches- tra 1. 2. 3; FNA 2; Choir 2. 3, Triple Trio 2, 3; Spaench 2, 3; Honor Roll 1. 2, 3. John Andrews Taskinen John Gloria Thomas Midgie GAA 1, 2. 3; FNA 1. 2. 3; Red Cross 1. 2. 3. Judith Ann Thompson Tootie' Library Helper 3; Band 1; Star staff 3; Rohian staff 3 Faye Carolyn Tritchler Faye King Wenceslaus crew 3; Library Helper 3; FTA 1, 2. 3; Entre Nous 2. 3; Star staff 3; Rohian staff 3; Honor Roll 2. Patricia Ruth Truax Pat Tri-Hi 1, 2, 3; Red Cross 2, 3; Spaench 2, 3, Secretary 3; Honor Society 2, 3, Secretary-Treasurer 3. Margaret Helen Tuominen Peggy Aquatic League 1; Entre Nous 1, 2, 3. Vice President 2; GAA 2; Honor Roll 2, 3; Pep Council 3; Drill Team 1, 2. 3. John Turk ’John’ 98 Joyce Vanderbloom Joyce Judith A. Zbasnik _ C. Q- FNA 1; FTA 2, 3: Entre Nous 2, 3; Drill Team 2; Choir GAA 1; Drill Team 3. 1. 2, 3; Star” staff 3; photographer 3. Rosemarie Znameroski Rosie Richard Malcolm Venaas Richard Choir 1, 2; Tri-Hi 1. 2, 3. Red Cross 1 Star” staff 3; Rohian” staff 3. ; Honor Roll 1; Jean Marie Vespa Jean David Joseph Viezbicke Band 1, 2, 3. Viez Judith Ann Marie Viezbicke Judy Tri-Hi 2, 3; GAA 2, 3; Honor Roll 3; Drill Team 2; Choir 2. Roger James Vitko Roger Honor Roll 1, 2, 3; Honor Society 2. 3- Mary Elizabeth Vitzthum Vitzy Speech 2; Father of the Bride” Business Manager, crew 2; Two Crooks and a Lady director 2; January Thaw cast 1; Melody Jones crew 3; An Evening of Theater Busi- ness Manager 3; Ro-Hi Theps I. 2, 3, Vice President 3; Spaench 2. 3; GAA 1. 2, 3: Tri-Hi 1, 2, 3; Red Cross 1, 2, 3; Honor Roll 1, 2, 3; Drill Team 2, 3; Choir 1, 2, 3. James J. Voydetich Jim King Wenceslaus crew 3; Track I. Renee Cecile Vukelich Renee Spaench 2, 3; Entre Nous 1, 2, 3; FTA 3; Honor Roll 1, 2, 3; Honor Society 2. 3. Vice President 3. Donald William Welander Don Golf I, 2. 3; Library Helper 3; Star staff 2; Rohian staff 2. James Edward Wennen Cux King Wenceslaus” cast 3; Honor Roll 1, 2, 3; Choir 1, 3, Ro-Hi-Los 3. Robert John Wennen Moose Prom Committee 2: Red Cross 2. 3. Representative to Stu- dent Council 3; Ski Team 3. Ski Patrol 3; Honor Roll 1; Student Council 3; Choir 2, 3. Ro-Hi-Los 2. Barbara Ann Wujcik Barb Red Cross 1. Tri Hi 1. 2, 3; FNA 1. 2, 3; GAA 1; Drill Team 2; Choir 1. 2, 3. James Younq Jim Lettermcn's Club 1. 2, 3. President 3; Swimming 1, 2. 3: Honor Roll 1, 2, 3; Junior Rotarian 3; Magazine Team Cap- tain 3- FACULTY DIRECTORY CARL J. ALLISON ”Come on. let's go!” Boys' Swimming JOANN ELLIG Ladies are you with me? Home Economics RUTH AMBROSE Do your assignment promptly! Biology KENNETH E. FERGUSON °Ht °r m coverage your last year’s grades! English II. Journalism E. A. ANDERSON Let’s see now ...” Counselor WILBUR N. GEARY So playing between numbers! Band Director. Instrumental Music JOHN D. BESTE Where's yonr intestinal fortitude? Typing. Coach DR. C. E. GOODMAN This won't bun.” School Physician JOHN BICANICH Okay guys, lets clean up! Machina Shops WILLIAM O. HALDY Questions?” United States History. Coach L A. BRAATEN Very easy job, boys. Walding, Ganaral Matals JEAN M. HEALY You bet! English IV, Speech w. F. BUNTROCK Sow. when 1 was in Germany . . . ’ Study Hall EDWIN F. HUMPAL Where there's music there can't be mischief. Instrumental Music EDDIE BURK Lets start over from the beginning.” Choir SHELDON JOHNSON Wonder is the seed of science.” Biology KEITH P. DAVIS Music makes the world go ’round. Director of Instrumental Music FORREST H. JONES All right, you old ladies! Director Vocational Education. Drafting JANE V. EHRENBERG Sow ladies. Girls' Swimming VICTOR JORGENSON Two hours in the bull pen ... Electricity. Radio O. J. EIDE T r; good! Plane and Solid Geometry, Advanced Math ELLEN E. KORPY Remember, test rules prevail.” English III 100 MRS. BARBARA KRALL As busy as a bee. Secretary. Office JAMES ROWBOTTOM What say we all take a nap?' Algebra, Plan Geometry JOHN H. LIND You should hate alerted me beforehand. Principal FRANK RUKAVINA Sow students, did you get that?” World History. Sociology. Drivers Training. Civics O. J. MclLLVENNA Do you wish to leave?” Civics, Economics. Sociology KARL RUTHENBECK Go ahead.” Graphic Arts. Smith-Hughes Printing MRS. JEAN McKENZIE Now for you college students ... English IV GERTRUDE SIMONS Read your assignment three times.” World History WILLARD MILLER Isn’t that right Miss . . United States History THERESA SMITH We will write for tomorrow” Shorthand, Office Practice ANNE M. MOBERG May I have your attention for just a moment?” Art ROBERT TURNER Fermez la bout he!” French, Spanish. English II FLOYD B. MOE Phi Beta Kappa, anyone? Superintendent of Schools GUNVAR WADD Quiet please” Librarian THERESA MORONI Good shotr Girls' Physical Education AGNES V. WEST So talking back there. Typing. Bookkeeping NOEL W. OLSON You could practice up a little. Boys' Physical Education, Coach JUDITH YUNG IPs in the dictionary.” English II, III EMIL OMAN Think people, think! Chemistry EUGENE L. ZEIMET What is a workman without his tools?” Auto Mechanics ANNA C. PECHACEK Health and cheerfulness beget each other. Girls' Health R. A. POTTSMITH All right you guys, pipe down!” Cabinet Making «f