Roosevelt High School - Rohian Yearbook (Virginia, MN)

Text from Pages 1 - 112 of the 1962 volume:

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Jfarguontt 3®itli rrapprt and admiration for ttirir many grara of arruirr, nip dpdiratr tljia annual to: ©arar 31. iEtite JFarrrat ISi. 3lmt?a ©rrtrubr Simona ©mtuar W bb Agnra HJrat f en , May ,r n. c A happy heart makes a happy friend fytei e Stop S n el±cn Roll on, world ; roll on OP ty fo •silau'e .' � Mischievous miss and excite- ment seeker Oh. those hi ft shoulders! . ' ? c ct uf Vatrtence .rixelbon laughter and fun form his life Laugh and the world laughs with you f ttdan ,y((au'e •yJtXo She softly speaks, more sweetly smiles •XtaytuoHf •XietttncX Don't let Ray's silent manner fool you Stediie tSl at The senior girl with the natural curl Pretty to walk with, witty to talk with, fdeasant to think of, too fjPAatytt ,!8v Stopel r en . ri o Pleasant, sincere, j true friend ffite i ien flode t t ,?Jnf ueX Merry men lead merry lives 6 Lookout Mountain's dashing Casanova (£ee fay me rtt e± flcAto fj8i inp±, flt. Lee is the joker of the deck A quiet man. hut quite a man ry a iS yrt S uian floutyin Contagious smile with a winning way fltuce Tetttott 'flutnf f The tins % tarts at 3:4S yi(at±Aa A pinch of peppery impetuos- ity is Marsha PAili i fin Aon if Va ipuM Energetic spark-plug of the football team 'PAu’ t' t fleeA a if Vat ten A noisy fellow full of fun fla iicia float ne VA uj rtue t Gleaming eyes, full of mischief Blaine (fliut fl) I like people: people like me flt e tfloiet flyttte A lively spoke in the senior wheel flff A VcAtn PersonaMe. wonderful guy 7 i a ueia ,i aii - foot Lighthearted as a butterfly fa Atyn r ((aryale ftnanae don She does lovely things, not dream them fA d r ifitcAutu iWie f d Blond Chet ran set a-turirl the heart of many an admiring girl ta c (f. fic ndd Oh. that life of pleasure! if «dan fa Aeune fundy Studies with a smile and relaxes with a giggle .fa« e e .vi ice C otrn ny Bouncing, bashful brunette ,i aty Hotude nyntan Laughs fdus brains plus talent equals Mary tWief ettcA' t?5? ei £ tA'A'i a An athlete with a capital A iMt liant ■ ((atA •fa Aoted i Lord of the “It's a Great Life fat fladr tAt .¥tdcAet Speech is great, but silence is greater Maty , . SbeA A rare combination of intelli- gence and charm fr itsa if et otconi I love work. I could sit and watch it for hours. 8 A4tcAae CKetttte A tWuteA A r in fer designed lor success Va A een SBoid Gi Ket A smile as golden as her hair tjVancy flune Gia nj A gay little miss — giggle with me and we'll be friends ifuMtn S nyu’f Gawn A modest, tranquil miss with a quiet humor fletee GeUif i Happy am I. from care Tm free; I lore life, so let me be GfattiW GitAenb An unruffled and unassuming person in the classroom i Aaia ' ran ne Go f tna n Barb has a wonderful outlook on life 8a iy 'J t cAatf GciAtaftt Cary's friendly personality makes him liked by all floAtn jYoe Gtatn “If school is liberty, give me death. ,y{a en (8 eetifieM A serene and sociable lass ■■ twntte yUa ie Guy a A swell gal who possesses a quiet and willing spirit tjficnnte SBou 8t nf etean A life without laughing is a dreary life 9 .Sy � i • 'Kaf t een y(aafafa € 1 0 SPytin Maiuny on SionMa PPytttt 3fauy tyfiaiu 3(e lena • Waye Possessor of a light-hearted and friendly manner A rainbow in her smile, the sun in her heart (linger and spice and every- thing nice Friendliness with a flashing smile r 33 luce - i(alr-t i zea Career-conscious and campus bound f mn ylnn tfurtn Cute as a button, that's Jean W v Pftay flattie 3fif fatten A good kid who thoroughly enjoys everything alien fjPee Jfanitntfc A cheerful senior with tlenly of wit Mirny PT ioma4 36 A dark handsome guy of Roosevelt halls iPefel fof f a Quiet people always prove the most dependable SPa fy f ean yPo a ifia Always bubbling over with laughter ' cyce £ en (fc inton Spirited blue eyes that sparkle from morn tit night 10 .' Atoma WAatAri fomniett StmoiAu foAa sfl Aelffor A n ott An intelligent mind under a sandy crop of hair The world ran ulways use a million more like Tim U isdom is 90% silence and 10% brevity of sfteech foAti 3Pau flotte A ball of fire — with zip and zest .' Ataton SBitttia foie t t cn She's got a song in her heart foAtt .JCen . {em t taitteti John puts his worries into a ptn krt with a hole in it ✓ i Aoma r Ae et r Aal f Small in height hut big in heart foAn r @al ol .j oA erAial It's u gay and carefree life folly ,J{oefett Ay Dashing Jerry — irresistible to the feminine heart 9um U foA ttbon TrudCs friendly personality makes her well-liked , (aiy CfCelola Like a fresh bouquet of fashion {Seotf ene � . Halt Mo Ae a IT here there's a giggle, there's Ceorgene II t [J en rttj Spied .Jte-iAi A companionable and cordial chap lA'ancy '(’auJ A smile of sunshine and a heart of gold (Jatterfflo m .XywJw o Blonde hair. Itlue eyes, he's a terror for his size (G oUa fjf ene rJCodPi An impetuous laugh bubbles from silvery depths tyitZ iam Qoeey a Strong, silent athlete .Ayet sjJndleut ■ '){y nr rt Happy-go-lucky as a summer breeze .yialA utt ,J(au'e • ' touAe Quiet, demure, and gracious ‘Geolye • Fin Aony ,y{laAe Foot-loose and fancy free £( tnond ,2i GPatniet lie talheth little but knoweth much c Ualve'n Plee tec .Xoi � ' His silence is helied by the signs of mirth in his eyes 'W (Jeanne JRode .Xie h Tranquil in spirit and serene in manner J)ii ea n . Jyalff GPatnSet Happy-go-lucky, fair and free, there isn't much that bothers me 12 'feuttf e Ze 'June rfatn t ecAf A fetching, superbly tailored Kiri jJotejAi 'Geotye I have no time for girls or fame ... a mere di doma is my aim 4V 37totna± .y{entte A c£anin The kind of guy you like to know 'Gaty .!Teotutu. Zatyate Pntt y SPaAicia PfZay � IM GPcctni Tall. dark, and handsome A merry miss dancing through life A happy gal who is also sweet and sincere r(Gnto e ( ex e GPunt yten Blonde bombshell .' lutie Q avtd GRuneG tcni Life and Russ are the best of friends He uHcCate Joiialitv is the major ingredi- ent in Charmy’s delightful re- cipe .Pieeet y , (Cue feAttttan She's as nice as nice can be fotonte GPee GPoxAiecAi Inexhaustibly supplied with wisecracks .{(fitt ytt Jfe ett dZc'Gfttn A silver lining to anyone's cloud 13 Ualy v ntt t Uc-Aiin nett Squeexes humor into every• thing she does CYenaA flatne ci(c ueen Don puts his troubles into a box and sits on the lid sA'otee 38 lets • Uetitt Such pood nature can't be found everywhere Mia Atytt r€ ail i felfif Pretty smile, pretty girt Wu an ' Untie ' Uie iattett Lovely hair, lovely girl '38ei y ■ v tttt '.{(fitAo t-icA Bursting with kindness and good will ■ ’Hai t eett f iyaie it eJM et Surrl, serene, and sensible, too ff erau fiat et ne e Ua Ma A good kid in any crowd flelty Wee jYeaki Eyes that light up at the men- tion of fun ' Ue trett .r l Aal . Uet i Lire wires never die down fe tera I e e Y. , Uetyfet ty Laughter and fun form his life Patrie YYial e cAe iott Soundless ambitions promise him happiness and success 14 tyfi tiatn r€a t One of the finer fellows lAiat ette fay Odtfo yifa An effervescent laugh —a volume of flowing chatter 8Ra iA flPa o Ralph has unusual artistic ability ,£utcp , t(. jVtemt A g � ,I time is the prime essential of life 'tf utty sintte f« lAtetni She's surrounded by friends, friends, and more friends y tona f Oi a He's as nice as nice could be vUirAae HMatn G'jPpahy Roller skating, you say? That's for me ' 'aerienc ,7fatt ey O � To know him a little is to appreciate him a lot rrdAa fc e ■ Inst OXryesH forever chasing blues with her hearty and carefree personality SPantiut r fCay SPaulien Proof that good things come in small packages 3)ona ( ,?ec Md Competent, courteous, and com Hinionuble • 'Hti Zt e'en , c ttn •IPpta a Bushful blonde beauty 'Haiyatef floan 9 letdon A magnetic miss. who. when not finding a way, will make one £Ro et ®. gPe eUon As true a sportsman as he is a buddy SBouite ,jPielce Charming apftearance, match- ing personality dennj± fio n fiPie unt The world is no better if we worry dante 3o el Laughs at life while having a ball r?ii ene fia tf eau Sparkling personality and contagious manner do teen •'flan a Good nature plus good sense dus good fun equals Doreen yUa tetr S taa al I aim to captivate, stimulate, and fascinate ’jftatyniont jfean y nn 9ttne don .ri fier 'J ioe oligo do o ty fane My likes ? Girls, girls, and more girls Pleasant as spring He rates raves from his chums The main business of life is to enjoy it 16 fPutan fjPuvetne PRydtltotn Modem miss with the uncon- trollable f( i ft ft I e I (Po otei tAiaue SPetenc Pepfty. pert. and pretty t erne ia PPAul ad One of those peo de you like to meet tAialie SPataftett Happy-go-lucky as a summer breeze ZftcSetf GPeteno A likeable, light-footed laddie Pau 'Jienne A SP eetnan His friends, there are many. His foes, are there any? (Potta f SPfatett SPcAiSe An intelligent individual with purpose in his ways .PAy A'l (Ga e Weye Coles of laughter that ring through the lockers flame-1 iPau {jPrfl ic t A king in looks and personality jVattcy .Kaye PjPco Always in the midst of fun fludiiA , r ftn iPi Zatt taa A whirlwind leaving a wake of action, laughter, and fun SPAaema Afatie ffotyenfte Genuinely natural, naturally genuine do ft na tsMau'e ff w at Adds the magic touch to any occasion Geoipe Zf aiArty Treasure chest of vim and vigor (f}tan Gf. Zftlanf , A uonderful guv who's as per- sonable as he is persuasive ffuAatt 'p nn fftlane Sincerity is as much a part of Susan as her love of fun denned Ac cam Sfa tn ge Individualistic, he attains desired goals rfki ieAae S Utftet ijatt A comfortable humor that tickles without srratching Aailen tyltV tam tfeir t A quiet fellow who dreams a lot Mantel da e ffonAo Pleasure seeking, he defies one to be solemn in his company diane .A(aiie Sottft Sincere and unobtrusive, she keeps her merits hidden 'fAvtna ,r t Aul ,' max Rates tops with classmates and teammates alike davit flacA fftva Convincing to those who can- not be convinced flame flcAn WlicA A man of many inches, and every inch a good sjwrt 18 iAcna ff Ovia lainiA The nucleus of schotd activities 'Vanf etiAoom (JAionta .v AAen i ttaly . «« ydeyAtcAe CtyanAo flue iA t -' }ae 'Pia Ac I Efficiency, cooper at inn. and dnu n right jun! A keen guy with n keen way Sweetness is hut one of her i irtues Always a ready smile. , Ha)y rCa trtine Wennen lier fluoresi ent smile lightens teryone's heart Q'enttii Wayne Wettntan Full of fun and frolic .Aiyt S tyaAe A WAnAe Lovely clothes, lovely girl AAaAAy o nn WtcAAand The world Was meant to he enfined, and she makes the most of it SPtMatt .Hoy WicAAand Persuasive little girl with an umiahle personality Sony S. WiAde This convincing chap can talk you into anything (SetaAd .Raymond WiAAenA-uny Talented musician who'll succeed at life in general Qatfid (lean Went mar A A heart as hig as he is (Elaas of 1063 Left to Right: Sharon Aronan. Reinhardt Balcerzak. Gary Barfknecht, Margaret Blake, Bruce Bran- igan. Left to Right: Judith Bussey, Ronald Carey, Edythe Carlson. Loretta Car- sten, William Cauchy. Left to Right: Keith Causin, Douglas Chase. Roberta Christensen, Judith Ciurleo. Sheryl Conner. Left to Right: Berna Deane Crandall. Gor- don Dahl. Ronald Davidson, Jim Deutch, Gail Dickinson. Left to Right: Joseph Fitxpatrick, Michael Fraboni, David Glumack, Ja- nice Goldman. Gerald Green- field. Robert Guile. Left to Right: Gail Gunderson, James Hahne. Leon Hakkila, Kay Halunen, Sheila Hansen, Judy Harvey. Left to Right: Sharon Hautala, Norman Heinonen. Carol Heiska. Pa- tricia Hill, Judy Hunsinger. Louise Jaksha. Left to Right: Gerald Jansen, Kenneth Jau- hole, Cameron Jayson. Gil bert Jeffery. Mary Jo Jenia, Patricie Jenia. Left to Right: Rachel Jenia. Gordon Jen- nings. Brian Johnson, Dennis Johnson, Gregory Johnson, Jeanette Johnson. Left to Right: John Juola. Richard Kampa. Erick Kanian, Carol Kelley, Colin Kelley, Mary Kemp- painen. Left to Right: Randina King. Thomas Kint- ner, Mary Jo Knudslien. Rob- ert Koebensky. Vincent Koe- bensky. Eugene Kolari. Left to Right: Gregory Kolocek, Karen Kos- ki. Marcelyn Koski, Kathy Kubiak, Joan Laituri, Lucille LaKosky. Left to Right: Kathleen Johnson. Noel John- son, Robert D. Johnson, Roy- al Johnson. Stanton Johnson, Thomas Jorgenson. Left to Right: Rudean Lanska, Susan La Plant , Sherianne Lappi, Kar- en Larson. Michal Laukka, Nancy Lerohl. Left to Right: Jack LiaBraat n, Jamas Lia- Braatan, Elizabeth Lindgran, Patricia Long, Garald Lonna, Franklin Lounsbury. Laft to Right: Jamas Luka, Christina Luoma, Lois McBrida, Quentin Mc- Dermid. Deborah McGilli- vray, David Makala. Laft to Right: Michael Makala. Marilyn Maki, John Marchatti, Carol Martin. Gregory Mason. Laft to Right: Linda Matala. Suzanne Mat- ko. Leonard Matkovich. Carol Ann Mattson, Patti Mattson, Judith Merila. Laft to Right: Donna Mobroten. Tim Mor- gan, Calvin Mowrey. Pamela Muckier, Bonita Nelson. Left to Right: John Nelson, Lauren Nelson, Stephanie Nelson. Pamela Niemi, Ronald Nivala, Nancy Norri. Left to Right: Frederick Novak. Eugene O’- Brien, Richard O’Connell, John Okerstrom, Dennis O’- Leary. David Olivanti. Left to Right: Thomas Patka. Joseph Penon- cello. Barbara Pfremmer. Ja- nice Phenning, August Philli- pich. Robert Plunkett. Left to Right: Michael Popelka. Sandra Ranta. Richard Ratai. Thom- as Regnier, Elisabeth Remus. Sally Rivard. Left to Right: James Rodorigo. Lois Row bottom, James Rubenstein, Kenneth Saari, Michele Sal- mela. Roberta Santa. Left to Right: Mary Scherkenbach. Kristie Schoonover. Peggy Schwar+x, Mary Segog. James Sersha. Left to Right: Donald Skarp. Judith Skarp, Lois Skorseth. Joan Smith. Susan Smith, Patricia Snyder. Left to Right: Dean Squires. Gary Stauty. Diane Stock, Marcia Strand. Lloyd Thomas. Left to Right: Janice Tuomi, Paul Vanland- ingham. Sally Venaas. Greg- ory Vertnik. Margaret Viso- vatti. Kathleen VonderHaar. Left to Right: Kathleen Vukelich. Lois Wa- lima, Robert Wavernack. Barbara Wernecke. Linda Wilberg. Shirley Wiljanen. Left to Right: Allen Williams. Val Jean Williams. James Wove ha, David Youngman. Jeffrey Ze- dra. Toby Zimmerman. (Elans of 19154 Oh, oh, report card� com out tomorrow. Left to Right: Glenn Abelton, Leroy Alto, Holly Ambrose, Carol And- erson. Left to Right: Floyd Anderson, James And- erson. Evelyn Aronen, Dianne Asuma. Left to Right: Carl Baranxelli. Synneva Bei- to. John Berglund, Peter Ber- tolas. Barbara Bradish, Mary Bra- dish, Sandra Brunfelt, Marcia Buccanero. Carol Bussey. Patricia Byrne. Michael Cameron, Arlin Carl- son. Duane Carlson, Reggie Carl- son. James Champion, Nancy Chellew. Left to Right: Sandra DeCorsey. Susan Dro- bac. Donna Duchaina. Doro- thy Emanuelson, John Erick- son. Left to Right: Lawranca Fortun, Jeffrey Fra- boni. Mary Jo Francis. Jamas Franch, Delores Garulli, Da- vid Gianloranzi. Laft to Right: Susan Gilbart. Pamala Gilles- pia, Lana Glavich, Sharon Grafanbarg. Mariana Grego- rich. Laft to Right: John Gundarson. Robart Haapala. Kenneth Haapama- ki. Carol Haataja. Blaine Ha- komaki. Thomas Hanten. Laft to Right: Arnold Harjamaki. Cheryl Harrington, Thomas Harring- ton. David Heikkila. Lynnatta Haikkila. Laft to Right: Gary Holland. Lisbeth Hlaca, Jamas Hyrkas. Charles lisa. Peggy Irish. Mary Lou Isaac- son. Laft to Right: Kay Jacobsen. Arietta Jenis. Mariana Johnson. Robart N. Johnson. Mary Kay Kangas. Laft to Right: John Karkinen, William Kau- konan. Kathleen Kemppainen, Daniel Kilfoil, Joseph King. William King. Left to Right: Frances Kinnunen, Marcie Kishel, Carol Koebensky. Ja- net Koebensky. James Koski. Janet Koski. Left to Right: Wendell Koski. Ronald Lack- ner. Kathleen Lahti. Ray- mond Lahti. Barbara Lammi. Left to Right: Nancy Lammi. John Lam- precht. Constance LaPlante, Charlotte Larsen, Kathy Las ky. Geoffrey Law. Left to Right: Kathryn LeClair, Barbara Le- Dou . Wilfred Leinonen, Bon- nie Leppanen, David Lind- berg. Left to Right: James Lucarelli. Judy Lun- dein, Georgeanne Lundgren, Jeanne Luoma, John Luoma, Charles Lutkevich. Left to Right: Charles Luzovich, Michael McCabe. Gordon McFaul, Russell McFaul, Brian Maki. Left to Right: Nicholas Maki. Robert Maki. Carrie Malnar. Joyce Manni- nen. Roger Manninen. Donna Maranger. Left to Right: Thomas Marchetti. Susan Marks. Barry Martinson. Wil- liam Marvel, Ann Metish. Left to Right: Gayle Naltari. Michael Nel- son, Thomas Niemi, Jack Ni- sula, Donald Norlander, Os- car Norman. Left to Right: Daniel Novak, John A. Ol- son. Randy Olson. Dean Pa- nian, Phyllis Paulson. Left to Right: Gerald Pelletier. George Pepelnjak, Bruce Peterson, Carol Peterson. Cheryl Peter- son. Key Peterson. Left to Right: Mary Peterson. Reginald Pet- rich. Carol Pfremmer. Tom Pickering, Robert Pierce. Left to Right: Raymond Ralston, Gary Ran- kila. Jerry Regnier, Susan Riccelli, Nancy Richard. Hen- ry Rivard. Left to Right: Carolyn Rodorigo. Jane Roegge. Kathleen Rogers. Leonard Roskoski, Joan Row- bottom. Left to Right: Harry Salminen. Jack Samuel- son. Cynthia Sandstedt, Julie Scherkenbach, Marianne Schwalen. Shirley Scott. Left to Right: Doris Seppala. Patricia Sho- den, Kathleen Skarp. Rose- mary Spolar, Rudy Spolar. Left to Right: Susan Stickney. Douglas Stock. Fred Stowe. Judy Strle. Charles Stupce. Kurt Sundquist. Left to Right: Mary Jo Szymczak, Gretchen Tamminen. Gerlinda Thayer. Robert Thomley, Darla Toman. Alan Tritchler. Kim Truai. Left to Right: Candace Tucker. Terry Ryynella. Joseph Urick. Mary Vack. Nancy Vanderbloom. Sharon Van- Hala. Catherine Viezbicke. Left to Right: John Viezbicke Richard Viita, Katherine Vizanko. Raymond W. Wade. Kenneth Wainionpaa. Robert Washeletki. Linda Westman. Left to Right: Thomas Wilde. Carol Winter, Michael Winter, Gerald Woods, Jean Wuori. Sophomore Class Officers, seated: Kay Peterson, president: Standing: Mike Cameron, treasurer; Bon- nie Leppanen. representative to student council; Cyn- thia Sandstedt, secretary. Missing is Bill Baste, vice president. Junior Class Officers: Tom Patka. president; Mary Segog, secretary; Judy Harvey, vice president; Tim Morgan, treasurer; Bonnie Nelson, representative to student council. 28 Senior Class Officers: Ron Vainik, president: Jesse Gerufli. vice president; Chester Fields, treasurer; Tom Truai, representative to student council; Judy Sillanpaa, secretary. ffanf ta Top ton per cent scholastically. at the end of the first semester: Front row. left to right: Mike Frisch. Cllen Airisto. Lynn Harrington. Judy Sillanpaa. Marilyn Bourgin. Tim Johnson. Mary Viianko. Cathryn Emanuelson. Peggy Pierce. Sharyn Anderson. Don Peckels. Jerry Willenbring. David Nelson. Dave Wommack. Sandra Skustad. Kathryn Koski. Mary Engman. 29 L ff to right: Frank Bourgin. Anna Hansen, Bert Slade. Walter Pike, Henry Gabrielson, John Fleck, Jr., William Shimmin, business manager; Vernon Saihaug, school attorney. (Utp Irain . . . . The duties connected with being superintendent of schools are always difficult, and often unappreciated. It is his task to co-ordinate the efforts of every school employee, to insure that everything is done as well as it possibly can be. We, the editors, would like to thank Mr. Floyd B. Moe for the fine job which he has been doing. FLOYD B. MOE 31 BRoAe t,t 4meA i, tny SB. English Swimming V or Id History floAtt ■ ,r Att .'StcantcA .SSont a .% (’� Typing Machine Shop Homemaking SB. jd. ffi)aa en 33u A .'Het A Welding Choir Bund 32 6 io ,y{ S. P yH±OM Mathematics Gym Health English Wc ' jmty 2� . V xit ei 'fjoof tnnn flean , (. ,y ea y Band School Physician English Si� eech fo trin .K . futn xi ■ 'ftic xnr y tti{n .¥ U .yf. £otte± Bund Cabinet Making Drafting 33 7ici'et otycnJcn Electronics SP ti i t Chemistry £ pm (fi English feY air etc c t Business lAoc Wc Olictn Health 7 iipinia 8Ran a a Swimming 34 flante ZRotrAaAAcnt •ftanA -AtuA-avina Mathematics Civics U. S. History Gym rY ao c f c t n 7A Biology 94alien i¥. f ’ttn Mathematics flea� STAoAAety English •Wat A-Aiu AtenAerA Printing rGetAta ie GTintr.n World History .AtoAetA ,'7i tAaf y Biology 35 'Jj tc na± 'Jiuax «) ! •) Physics Languages foiopne K TiVG � Social Studies WaM Library Business urii A S tttty English Attaining nf a l igll i rhonl. . . . ®lt? Nmrous gstnn Who toys girls can’t play basketball? Upsa -daisy! Having fun, Bunny? 37 Learning to usa the slide rule is part of higher algebra. Now, here's where we are. 38 Ann concentrates on her typing. Shorthand is a valuable and practical course. Diane does a good job taking care of the desk. Practice makes perfect 39 Modern equipment makes learning easier. Mr. Abecht mi es work with fun. A typical back room scene We all ADORE journalism! Cook at work Everyone benefits from home nursing training. 40 .____________________________ _ _ t George loves to recite in English. Steve takes the stand in the mock trial. Jerry enjoys shops. Sharon sets up print tor the Star. Warren likes auto mechanics. What'cha doing. Charlie? (Ilu' (Hirrulatorg i gstm CHARLOTTE ORAZEM PEP COUNCIL DAVE WOMMACK BAND KATHY KOSKI ENTRE NOUS 42 MARY ENGMAN POLLY DOWNING ROHIAN ROHIAN MARILYN BOURGIN RO-HI THEPS SHARON JOSEPHSON GARY LILLESVE LETTERMEN’S CLUB 43 KATHY MILLER HAE-W PAT CHRISTENSEN FNA First Row. left to right: Toby Zimmerman. Karen Larson. Marilyn McGinn. Jean Irwin. Christine Luome. Linda Wilberg. Debbie McGillivray 5usan Beverly Lehman. Sally Venaas. Kathy Johnson. Judy Harvey. Rachel Jenia. Roberta Sante. Sally Rivard. Margaret Blake. Donna Spolar Pamela Niemi. Cathy Gilbert, Linda Matala. Kathy Marvel. Edythe Carlson. Carol Pakola, Diane Stock. Susan Wicklund. Sally Wick- lund, Bernadine Zulsdorf. Ellen Airisto. Carole Lundgren, Dianne Krebs, Pat Christensen. Bonita Haug. Pat Cook. Joyce Ovick. Mary Kemp- painen. Helen Palo. Barbara Wernecke. Bonnie Nelson. Pat Jenia. Margaret Visovatti, Joan Laituri. Elaine Boiti. Byrl White Carol Martin Jan Tuomi. Nancy Norn. Gayle Anderson. Lois Alto. Kathy Kubiak, Judy Altobelli, Mary Jo Knudslien. Judy Skarp. Gloria Koski. Kay Halunen’. SrtU Sram In their neat navy sweatshirts, white slacks, and white gloves, the girls belonging to Drill Team entertained the football crowds with their intricate half-time marching routines. Under the direction of Miss Moroni and Miss Elliott, the girls devoted many hours of practice after school to learning the various steps. These junior and senior GAA members really enjoyed their work. Laff to right: Gaorgene Koskala, Lix Ramus. Charyl DaYoannas. Shaila Hanson, haad; Judy Bussay, Sally Holappa, Carria Lou Malnar. iHct;orrttrH Let's give a cheer for this year's pert and pretty high-steppers who have enter- tained us regularly at parades, tourna- ments, and band shows, plus all sports events. During the winter these high - steppers appeared in outfits of black velveteen high- lighted with silver sequins, and blue cordu- roy outfits trimmed with white fur. For summer wear they chose blue and white sailor uniforms with box pleated skirts and sleeveless sailor tops. Each outfit was com- pleted with matching tassels and spotless white boots. Every day during fourth hour band hall, these girls are busy practicing or making changes in their rhythmical routines. Their long hours of practicing and planning have given V.H.S. something to be quite proud of. (MjrrrUaftrrs Cheerleaders are the objects of praise, criticism, and admiration from all sides. The eyes of the school and of the community are constantly upon them. They must try to be model teenagers. This year's squad, which is constantly working to deserve the honor of repre- senting V.H.S.. consists of head cheerleader Char Orazem. Gail Gunderson. Mary Jo Jenia. Mary Jo Scherkenbach. Nancy Rich- ards. and Nancy Vanderbloom. On a rainsoaked football field, a crowded basketball court, or a frigid hockey rink, they are always there — six cheering, blue and white-clad girls. Proudly they back the team, good or bad, win or lose, and in that sense V.H.S. is never a loser. Football, basketball, hockey, swimming, track, tennis, baseball and golf are the major sports at RHS. If you are a boy and have lettered in any of these why not consider joining the Lettermen s Club? By joining this you will have a chance to make new friends, and also to help promote sportsmanship in our school. . This year under president Gary Lillesve. the boys selected a new style jacket that is royal blue with white trim. Also, as in the past years, the boys entered a float in the homecoming parade, heloed olan the Lettermen's Ball, and elected a queen to reign over the Winter Festival. The boys also had some money-making projects such as a car wash, concessions at the football games, and a concession and coat check at the basketball games. Ertt?rmrn’a (Club First Row left to right: Don Rodorigo. Tom Johnson. Phil Caliguiri. Dale Cremers. Gary Lillasva (president) Phil Carlson Tom Trua«. Mike Frisch, Bill Lambert. Bruce Bronigan. Art Maki. John Kemppainen. Ralph Jedda. Bill Koski. Tom Vi.zbicke. Jerry Koebensky Grant Strand, Jack Cohn. Tom Patka. Jerry Greenfield. Quentin McDermid. Jim Patka. Mike laukka. Don Schibel. Charles Boho. Dave Glumack. Bob Johnson. Dave Barto. Lee Billings. Don McQueen. Roger Alto. Jin Urick. John Klobuchar. Front Row, loft to right: John Berglund, Candace Block, Francos Kinnunen, Julia Lahman, Mary Engman, Ardalia Johnson, Nicola Mock, Jaanatta Rupert. Claudia Bourgin. Nancy Larohl, Jarry Willanbring. Judy Ciurlao, Gloria Nozal. Mary Lou Isaacson, Sharon Johnson, Tom Regniar. Kathy Gaary, Jim Bowen, Artemas Marmas, Ray Hiltunen, Edward Engman. Jamas LiaBraatan, Brett Fugina. Jack LiaBraatan. Randy Nelson, Lauren Nelson, Dave Barto, Jim Rubenstein, Gary Barfknecht. Dave Wommack. Donald Peckels, Ron Oila, Lynn Harrington, Stephanie Pepelnjack, Sandra Von Fischer, Sandy Sakarias, Kathy Orazem, Gail Young. Robert Nalimark, David Gianloranzie. Randy Olson. Blaine Hakomaki. Betty Lindgran. Cheryl Paterson, Synnava Beito, Jim Koski. Leonard Matkovich, Dave Gibbens, Stanley Bezek. Carolyn Rodorigo. Susan Gilbert, Mary Anne Cucich, Judy Lundain. Lana Glavich, Charles Stupca. Bruce Paterson. Linda Azelson. Shirley Wiljanen, Val Williams. Charles Isles. Robert Carlson. Allan Tritchler, Karan Koski, Peggy Irish, Marilyn Maki. Nancy Chellew. Margo Rabidaau, Susan Stickney. Harvey Aluni. Darlene Doan. Lois Skorsath. Eric Norri, Charles Davidson, Frank Jenia. Greg Kolocak. Pete Emmons. Noel Main, Colin Kelley. Carrie Malnar. Sally Holappa. Cheryl DeYoannes. Sheila Hansen. Judy Bussey. Elizabeth Remus. Georgene Koskela, Robert Thomley. Judy Milavetz, Gail Haurenen. Helen Fondurulia, Jerry Greenfield, Susan Mordini, Pat Coleman, Carlye Thompson, Rudy Spolar, Jackie Westby, Gloria Mihevc, Wilbur Gaary, director, Robert Birnstihl, Joyce Aysta. Jerri Lambert. Smti 1961 brought to a close another successful year for the VHS band. Although they took many trips throughout the ranqe. the one considered the most exciting was the trip to St. Paul where they performed in the State American Legion Convention Parade and took the third place honors. The annual band show, Music 1961, sponsored by all band members and under the supervision of Jerry Willen- bring. student leader of the stage band, also proved to be a great success. Robert Beverly, clarinet virtuoso, from Du- luth, Minnesota, was guest performer. Under the direction of Mr. Geary, the band once again supported the Blue Devils at football, basketball, and hockey games, with their usual rhythmical songs and marches. Much hard work and practice is put into their various sonqs during the fourth hour band hall so they can present VHS with a band they can be proud of. ©rrljratra Don’t be alarmed at the weird noises which emit from Malone Hall. They could well be used as sound effects for a haunted house. It is the Virginia High School orchestra practicing again. All kidding aside, these students practice often and very hard and produce some fine performances under the direction of Mr. Keith Davis. There are twenty- five members playing about ten different instruments. A part of the orchestra are members of the String En- semble which plays for special civic dinners, teas and other affairs. The students and general public enjoy the excellent music of these talented members between the acts of school plays and at the Commencement Exercises. The district Music Festival finds the V.H.S. orchestra holding forth with the best of them. The annual Spring Concert is the climax of their yearly musical performances. The orchestra and Mr. Davis are to be congratulated for their exceptionally fine work this year. Jlrji (Cornuti Pep! Athletes! Cheerleaders! Sportsmanship! These malce up the Pep Council of VHS. The enthusiastic members of the Pep Coun- cil inspired the teams to play well and also helped to make home- coming a success. Under the direction of Mr. Noel Olson and with the help of this year's officers: Char Orazem. President: Mary Jo Jenia. Secretary: and Gail Gunderson, Treasurer: the Pep Council organized a new Pep Club in order to stimulate good school spirit. Miss Elliot served as advisor and along with its officers: Charmaine McCabe, President: Phil Carlson, Vice-President: Kay Greenfield, Secretary; and Lois Rowbottom, Treasurer: guided the members in their activities. On the whole the Pep Council agrees that this has been one of the best years in the club’s history. President Charmaine McCabe discusses plant for a forthcoming meeting with Lois, Tom. and Kay. VHS't Pep Club. Violins: Kathy Neff, Mary Jo Francis, Larry DeBreto, Kathy Jotephson, John Berglund. Linda Aielson. Jeanne Luoma (not pictured). Clarinet: Tom Regnier, Don Peckles. Flute: Mary Engman, Ardelle Johnson. Cello: Adrian Niemi. Saiophone: Gloria Nazal. Jerry Willenbring. Bass: Karlene Ruthenbeck. Piano: Patricia Colman. Trombone: Colin Kelley, Bob Birnstihl, Noel Main. Trumpet: Dave Wommack. Gary Barfknecht. Director, Keith Davis. 47 Front Row. left to right: Cheryl Peterson. Linda Thayar. Donna Spolar. Linda Wilbarg (secretary). Pat Christensen (president). Randina King (vice-president). Patty Loomis. Dolore� Sarano. Ann Crandall. Doreen Ranta. Gail Dickenson. Louisa Jaksha. Gail Gunderson. Roberta Christensen. Pat Cook. Carole Lundgren. Lois Rowbottom. Carol Martin. Kathryn LeClair. Margaret VisovaHi. Kathy Johnson. Edythe Carl- son. Lucille LaKosky. Carol Pakola. Kathy Millar, Mary Lou Isaacson, Susan Gilbert, Susan Stickney. Dianna Krebs. Barbara Goldman. Janice Tuomi, Loretta Carsten, Mary McKinnon. 3uSA All FNA members visited the Range Rehabilitation Center. The Center is comparatively new. but already has a reputation for the fine physical therapy work being done for patients from all over the Iron Range. Another trip which was out of town to the State Institution at Moose Lake was limited to senior students only. There they visited the State Hospital for the mentally ill. The trip was very interesting, even though some- what depressing. The annual Christmas party for two welfare children was financed by contributions from each member. They arranged transportation to and from the party for both children. The children received gifts, but were too excited to eat much of the lovely food at the party. Run. Jip, Run may have been one of the sentences read by any one of the first graders which were used in the second year Future Teachers project at VHS. Senior student teaching was started last year with much success and was tried again this year. Under the direction of Mr. Tiplady the Roosevelt FTA wasn't very busy this year as in previous years but it's hoped tkat it will grow next year. One new thing was started this year and that was evening supper meetings. At these meetings the girls would hear talks on the teaching profession and see slides and movies on col- leges and activities. First Row. left to right: Arlene Rabideau, Ann Saranen (secretary), Joyce Johnson (vice-president), Jean Irwin (president), Shawna Sorgen- frei (treasurer). Elaine Boitz. Christine Luoma. Sally Rivard. Roberta Sante. Paulette Downing. Ellen Airisto, Elizabeth Remus. Patricia Long. Betty Lindgren. Susan Rydstrom. Margaret Blake. Sally Wicklund. Bernadine. Zulsdorf. Marlene Oklobzija. Joyce Ovick. Judy Skarp. Bonita Nelson. Helen Palo. Susan Miettunen. Sharyn Anderson. Mary Wennen. Georgene Koskela. Diane Tonn. Kathleen Vukelich. Patricia Snyder. Gayle Anderson. Karen Larson. Marcia Strand. Sheila Hansen. First Row. left to right: Susan Rydstrom. Lois Walima. Susan Arko (sacratary); Nancy Larohl (vice-president); Margaret Petersen (presidant); Gail Dickinson Linda Wilbarg (traasurar); Jaan Irwin. Doraan Ranta. Juna Vandarbloom. Judith Silanpaa. Sandra PauUan. Joandelle Lam- pracht. Nancy Grams. Mary Hayas. Phyllis Siagal. Eliiabeth Ramus. Carol Pakola. Mary Jo Jania. Lynn Haataja Susan Gavin. Judy Harvey Susan Wicklund. Sally Vanaas. Kathy Vondarhaar. Marsha Bryars. Lynn Harrington. Charmaina McCaba. Sally W.cklund. Elian Airisto. Pat Long. Robarta Christansan. Gail Gundarson. Louisa Jaksha, Barbara Warnacka. Shaila Hansan. Susan Cundy. Sandra Skustad Mary Katola. Margarat Mary Visovatti. Lois Skorsath. Carol Martin. Barbara Pfremmer. Patsy Snydar. Gloria Koski. Trudi Johnson. Byrl Whita. Mary Engman. Donna Mobraatan. Loratta Carstan. Janica Tuomi. Joan Smith. Charyl Connar. Sharon Josaphson. uJri-Sii Tri Hi started out the school year by preparing their home- coming float. Talcing third place, it was a large crepe paper wolf standing on an imitation football field. Their slogan was, Water boy. water boy. bring your pail, we've got the Ely Timberwolves by the tail.’ Among their other activities was the October rummage sale to which the members generously contributed. Six boxes of rummaqe were donated to the Salvation Army. During the Christmas season the members provided gift boxes for the mentally retarded children at Cambridge Hos- pital and held a Christmas party for their own enjoyment. In the spring, the sophomore and junior members held the annual Senior Girls' Tea as part of the graduation festivities. Natimtal Sfmtor nrirtg National Honor Society gives recognition to students show- ing exceptional character, scholarship, service, and leadership traits. . . . With the help of Mr. Vitse, their advisor, the society initi- ated its new members in an impressive candle-lighting ceremony and reception. Members are selected from the upper quarter of the junior and senior classes. Only fifteen per cent of each class may be eligible for the National Honor Society. Front Row, left to right: Cathryn Emanuelson. Mary Viianko. Susan Arko. Carol Harrington. Marilyn Bourgin (sacratary). Sandra Skustad. Mary Engman. Thomas Johnson (prasidant). Timothy Johnson. Thomas Truai (vice presidant), David Wommack. Gerald Willenbring. 49 First Row. I ft to right: Sandra Paulson. Carol Paterson. Mary Engman (secretary), Jack Nisula (treasurer), Marilyn Bourgin (president), Judy Harvey, (vice-president). Susan Rydstrom, Ann Crandall. Mary Kemppainen. Holly Ambrose. LeRoy Alto, Bernadine Zulsdorf, Sally Wicklund. Linda Westman. Sally Holoppa. Christine Luoma. Mary Jo Jenia. Georgene Koskela. Pat Byrne, Gordon Jennings, Gerald Jansen. Sharon Josephson, Carol Pakola, Susan Smith. Marcia Strand, Mary McKinnon. Pamela Gillespie. Gary Rankala, Russ Lundstrom, Paul Vanlandingham, David Twa. Dennis Anderson. Nancy Norri, Lloyd Thomas. Franklin Lounsbury. Diane Tonn. Sn-ISii Srft (Ernafi Starting the year off with their talent assembly, the Senior Red Cross had a busy year. Nancy Norri. Red Cross presi- dent, was the master of ceremonies for this year's assembly. A group of girls put on a skit and a few talented members of our student body played instruments or sang. During tne year, a bake sale was held to raise money for next year's treasury. This money was also used to make a chest filled with useful supplies to be sent overseas. Their first bake sale was a great success so they put on a few more sales which profited them around $30 each. After Christmas they visited the Infirmary and presented the patients with gifts. This year was very profitable and interesting for the Red Cross Organization. Ro-Hi-Theps, with the guidance of Miss Healy, combined dramatic activities and fun in an active year from start to finish. Thespian members appeared in the cast or worked on the crew for Stage Door, the all-school production. Twenty-nine students presented pantomimes or speeches at the initiation in November. Why I prefer a woman president'' a.nd an imitation of the famous spy, Mata Hari, were just a few of them. At the Honor Assembly, speech letters were awarded to deserving Thespians who earned 75 points by participation in speech meets, radio broadcasts, plays, assemblies, and other dramatic events. Ro-Hi-Theps worked hard to promote dramatics at V.H.S. by presenting plays, participating in student assemblies, and taking part in the district speech meets. First Row. left to right: Georgene Koskela. Karen Koski. Mary Vack. Nancy Norri, Sheila Hansen. Patricia Snyder. Kathleen Vukelich. Barbara Wernecke. Rachel Jenia. Karen Larsen. Loretta Carsten, Jean Irwin, Judy Harvey. Marcia Strand. 50 (6 A A ttilrr Nmta This year G.A.A. had its largest enrollment since the organi- zation was started in R.H.S. It has a total enrollment of 316 members which includes grades 9-12. Sports were played for 9-week periods starting with volley- ball and including bowling and basketball. The drill team completed another successful year marching for football games. Special congratulations go to Sandra Skustad and her team members because they have been a champion of all sports since ninth grade. Swallow Everything But De-Feet was the slogan for the Entre Nous' 1961 Homecoming float. The large white whale, with his mouth open, and boots protruding, caused many a chuckle. As in previous years the club decorated the halls of VHS. This year the front hall was made into a big football field. Under the direction of Miss Beckstrom the Entre Nous Girls' Club, with the purpose of informing girls of the opportunities for work in different fields, completed a very successful year. Many talks given by local people on different occupations made up the programs for many of their evening meetings. As in other years the girls put on their Christmas party for four small welfare children. The children were given many small gifts which made them starry-eyed and made tears come to the eyes of many of the girls. This party included gifts and a dinner. At the conclusion of the school year the seniors were hon- ored at the annual spring banquet where they received cor- sages in the club colors and were the center of attention all evening. Firit Row. left to right: Marilyn McGinn. Sally Rivard. Judi Skarp. Patty Jenia. Rachel Jenia (vice-president), Kathy Koski (president), Ann Saranen (secretary), Shawna Sorgenfrei (treasurer), Marilyn Bourgin. Christine Luoma. Roberta Santa, Karron Greenfield. Joyce Ovick. Arlene Rabideau, Dolores Sereno. Patricia Loomis. Janice Phenning. Linda Matala. Elisabeth Lindgren. Mary Segog, Margaret Blake. Nancy Koski, Joyce Johnson, Susan Miettunen Bern.idine Zulsdorf, Sharyl Fleck, Sally Holappa. Paulette Downing, Mary Wennen, Peggy Pierce. Mary Vizanko. Pamela Niemi, Debbie McGillivray, Karen Koski. Val Jean Williams. Shirley Wiljanen, Jeanette Johnson. Lois Rowbottom, Georgene Koskela, Helen Palo, Bonite Nelson Karen Larson. Marlene Oklobzija. Cathryn Emanuelson, Joan Laituri. Kathy Kubiak, Susan Smith, Carol Heiska. Kay Halunen. Janice Goldman. Lois Alto, Mary Jo Knudslien, Kathleen Perala. Nancy Norri, Gayle Anderson, Elaine Boiti, Cathy Gilbert, Susan Strand. Diane Tonn. Judy Altobelli. Front Row. loft to right: Judy Silanpaa. Shawna Sorgenfrei. Susan Miattunan. Srag Johnson (v-pres.). Sandy Sltustad (president), Nancy Larohl, (secretary), Tom Patka (treasurer), Mary Vizanko. Janet Koski, Susan Rystrom, Susan Marks. Mike Cameron, Jamas Walandar, Elian Airisto. Kay Paterson. Susan Arko, Christina Luoma. Margaret Blake. Bonnie Leppanen. Julia Scherkenback, Mary Jo Jania. Louisa Jaksha. Pamela Niami. Ro- berta Santa, Sharon Josaphson, Mariana Oklobzija, Joyce Johnson, Byrl White. Mary Katola, Marcia Bryars. Cathryn Emanualson, Mary Wennen, Katy Vizanko. Judy Harvey. Karen Larson. Julia Velsmeyers. Gretchen Tamminan. Margaret Visovatti. Clark Smith. Jeanne Luoma. Kathy LeClaire. Loretta Carstan. Marcia Strand. Sharyn Anderson. Nancy Lammi. Carol Anderson. Bonnie Nelson, Helen Palo. Rachel Jania, Marilyn Bourgin, Carol Heiska. Eugene O'Brien, Marianne Schwalen. Mary Jo Knudslien, Gayle Anderson. David Youngman. James Deutsch, Royal Johnson, Fred Novak. Robert Guile. Cameron Jayson, Bill Cauchy. Gordon Jennings, Jerry Pelletier. Peggy Pierce, Kay Halunen, Joan Laituri. ftpantrit Roosevelt's foreign language club. Spaench, which was or- ganized in 1957. has completed another active year under the untiring direction of Sandra Skustad. president, and Mr. Turner, adviser. A Christmas party was sponsored featuring, as one of its main attractions, a pinata. which proved to a big success. Mr. Turner also secured quite an interest from not only the French but also the Spanish and Latin students when he showed slides he took on his trip to France. Initiation was held on January 31, adding many new mem- bers to the club as foreign lanquages became very popular electives due to the seven hour day. £iar-10 Under the guidance of Miss Bitker. Hae W started this year off by winning first prize for their homecoming float for the third consecutive year. The float's theme was Send 'Em Howling. On Thanksgiving the traditional Thanksgiving basket was given to a needy family. Hae W'$ annual good angel week was started a week before Christmas vacation. The girls drew names and every day they left something in their good an- gel s locker. At the end of the week a Christmas party was held. As a climax to the year's activities, the spring banquet was held and a fond farewell bid to departing seniors. First Row, left to right: Kathy Johnson. Pat Hill (traasurar), Edytha Carlson (vica-prasidant). Kathy Millar (prasidant), Carola Lundgren (secretary), Pat Christenson, Pat Cook, Toby Zimmerman, Marlyn Maii. Boni Haug, Diana Krebbs, Cheryl Niami, Beverly Lehman, Lucille LaKosky. Front Row, left to right: M«ry Vack. Kathy Roger . Kathy Viezbicke. Nancy Grams, Sally Venaas. Patty Loomis. Debbie McGillivrey, Cynthia Sansted. Diane Stock. Elizabeth Lindgren. Arlene Rabideau, Randina King, Mary Ketola. Jane Roskoski, Phyllis Siagal, Carol Winters, Susan Stickney, Diane Asuma. Bernadine Zulsdorf. Donna Spolar, Carol Lundgren, Nancy Scott, Sheila Hans n, Beverly Lehman. Nancy Norri. Kathy Kubiak. Barbara Lammi, Susan Cundy. Cathy Gilbert, Joan Laituri, Judy Skarp, Cheryl Conner, Carol Haataja, Pat Christenson. Kathy Koski, Phyllis Ash. Diane Krebs. Susan Wicklund. Sandra Skustad. Kathy Skarp, Barbara Bradish, Susan Droback, Marilyn Bourgin, Barbara Goldman. (Girls’ (Club (Chutr The choir, under the direction of Mr. Eddie Burk. is partici- pating in the annual Music Festival. February 20. held in Vir- ginia this year. The choir will be competing with Mt. Iron. Due to the seven hour school day. many of the students who signed up for choir were not able to be admitted. The mixed and girls choir were formed in order to make room for many of the students. Mr. Burk hopes that next year many more students inter- ested in choir will be able to join. First Row. left to right: Dennis Oleary. Dean Squires. Barbara Pfremmer. Bonnie Nelson, Susan Smith. Trudi Johnson, Judy Altobelli, Cathy Emanuelson. Sharon Josephson, Lana Glavich. David Kuusisto, Henry Rivard. Margaret Blake. Cheryl Niemi. Christine Damberg. Kathy Vonder Haar. Phyllis Paulson, Charmaine McCabe. Bryl White. Susan Arko, Gordon Jennings. Tom Kishel. Eugene O'Brien. Art Maki. June Vanderbloom. Mary Engman, Synneva Beito. Mary Wennen, Pat Hill Carol Anderson. Nancy Lammi. Rhonda Cope. Chester Fields. Robert Koebensky. Marvin Koski, Dennis Anderson, Bill Lambert. Cameron Jayson, John Kemppainen. Lynn Harrington, Holly Ambrose. Gretchen Tamminen, Patsy Snyder, Jean Irwin. Cheryl Fleck. Jim Sersha. Warren Terch. Calvin Mowery. Russ Lundstro, Dan Pry, Bruce Branigan, Willy Marvel. Don McQueen, Gregory Kolocek, Dan Peckels, Kathy Laski. Mary Segog, Mary Vizanko. Karen Larson, Judy Harvey. Sharon and Sally look ovar the last issua of the “ Star. ilmirnaliam Mr. Konnath Ferguson, journalism advisor. Trudy and Sally check advertising pictures 54 Journalism, one of the busiest classes in the Roose- velt Building, is found in room 210. Editorials, features, headlines and deadlines were all part of the normal everyday routine of a journalism student. Whether it was writing for class assignments or for the paper there was never a dull or idle moment. The journalism room is also the home of the Rohian and the Star of the North, which are the two main projects carried out by the Journalism class under the direction and assistance of their untiring editors. This year's Rohian co-editors. Mary Engman and Polly Downing have devoted a great deal of time and effort in the planning, layout, and production of the 1962 Annual. Sharon Josephson, editor of the Star of the North, has completed a very successful year with the co- operation and guidance of their advisor Mr. Ferguson. Mary and Polly at work on tha annual $afcitf Iruahratfi 1400 on your dial, every Friday at 4:30 p.m.— this is where and when the VHS News Broadcast can be heard. Headed this year by Bunny Zulsdorf. her fifteen helpers work hard and long to present an interest- ing and varied program, covering club and class news, sports, and general student activities. A dif- ferent boy and girl appear each week. Other members of the Radio Broadcast Staff in- clude Leslie Alar, Dennis Anderson. Elaine Boitz, Georgene Koskela, Dave Twa. Judy Harvey. Nancy Norri, Judy Merilla. Judy Hunsinger. Colin Kelley. Ann Crandall. Bruce Branigan. Jim Sersha, Lee Alto, and Gary Rankila. Nancy t«p«s h r part for the radio broadcast. Continually adding new books to its shelves and discarding the worn out and obsolete ones throughout the school year, the Roosevelt High School library contains about 11,000 books. This includes the large up-to-date reference collection and the 80 magazines, which the library receives. Miss Wadd, the librarian who will help with any question a student may have con- cerning the library, plus Nancy Koski. a paid student helper, and the 17 cheerful volunteer student helpers, carry on all the work of the library. tUir ittuarlrnmt. . . . 56 Jfetrirt 27 (Eliamps 57 Front row, left to right: Charlie Boho, George Starkey. David Gianloranxi. John Gunderson. Lae Alto. Bill Koski. Tom Patka. Gerald Lorbiecki B.ll Baste Enk Norri. Willi. Marvel. Jim Patka. Second Row: Jerry Greenfield. Fred Erkkila. Jack Cohn. Reggie Carlson. Phil Caliguiri. Bob Peterson. Tom Viezbicke. Brian Johnson. Tom Harrington. Bob Plunkett. Jim Luke. David Lindberg. Gerald Lonnie. Mr. Beste. Mr. Takala, Mr. . . J® nton- Th!rd row: D« PrY. Grant Strand. Dale Cremers. George Kraker. Mike Laukka, Dave Glumack. Lee Billings. Quentin McDermid. Dave Barto, Mike Fraboni. Jim Deutsch. The Virginia gridiron season drew to a close as tackle Dale Cremers, guard Charles Boho. and end George Kracker were named to the Iron Range Conference football team. Starting off the 61-62 season, the Blue Devils dropped their first game in a thriller to a strong Duluth Central team. The Virginia gridmen then lost to a rugged Grand Rapids eleven in what was billed as the game of the week. Comma back strongly the Blue Devils displayed their scoring punch as they rolled over Chisholm and outfought tough Greenway. In the following game with International Falls the Virginia team was handed a heartbreaking setback. However, homecominq was a major success as the Blue Devils trounced the Ely Timberwolves before a cheering Virginia crowd. The season was ended with a defeat at the hands of the Hibbing Blue- jackets and a loss at Eveleth. iFmitbaU Duluth Central 14 Virginia 12 Grand Rapids 19 Virginia 0 Chisholm 6 Virginia 26 Greenway 7 Virginia 20 International Falls 13 Virginia 0 Ely 6 Virginia 26 Hibbing 21 Virginia 6 Eveleth 31 Virginia 20 Practice makes perfect, as Mika knows. Football can be fun! VHS Blue Devils really do their Beste for this likable coach. Not only does he teach the sport, but sportsmanship as well. itothall QUEEN SUSAN WICKLUND ijomraimmg The queen's court: Arlene Rabideau. Leslie Alar, and Margaret Peterson. Front Row. loft to right: Mr. Halunen. assistant coach; Mr. Stock. Jim Deutsch. Gary Lillesve, Allan Williams, Jim Urick. Rogar Alto. Jim Wovcha. Mr. Noal Ols-jn. coach. Sacond Row: Jim Rubanstain, Tom Patka Tim Johnson, Bob Peterson, Jim Patka, Dan Pry. laskrtball An exciting season of basketball was climaxed when Vir- ginia won the District 27 title in a series of thrilling games. The Blue Devils had a commendable over-all record of 20 wins and 4 losses, including the regional play-offs. Starting off the '62 season, the Blue Devils displayed early potential when they downed a rugged Aurora - Hoyt Lakes team by a single point and overpowered the Eveleth Bears by a large margin. However, the Virginia five found the going rough when International Falls handed them their first defeat. The Blue Devils bounced back with a 7-game win streak over such rivals as Hibbmg, Ely. and Chisholm. The tough Gilbert five then broke the strina. and handed the Virginia five their final defeat of the regular season. The Blue Devils finished up the season with a second 7- game win streak over Tower-Soudan, Greenway. Grand Ra- pids. Biwabik. Embarrass. Cook, and Morgan Park. Virginia 46 Aurora 45 Virginia 55 Eveleth 27 Virginia 55 international Falls 67 Virginia 49 Thief River Falls 44 Virginia 60 Babbitt 34 Virginia 45 Fergus Falls 40 Virginia 70 Chisholm 52 Virginia 77 Ely 65 Virginia 80 Mountain Iron 60 Virginia 56 Hibbing 5 Virginia 48 Gilbert 63 Virginia 65 Greenway 52 Virginia 86 Tower 60 Virginia 71 Grand Rapids 69 Virginia 70 Biwabik 45 Virginia 79 Embarrass 59 Virginia 84 Cook 51 Virginia 64 Morgan Park 59 Good gam , guys. Thomas. Second Row. left to r g ht' i 1° K o Iki J wiyJ 'k0 e b e n JkJ? °D Hi Cr ma s JoV JrwI Id P n M',,er' 81,1 Garr Carlson. Jerome Lorbiecki. Coach John Beste. AthlJtic Direct© ' Arthur Stock.' ' ' ’ ?U f McD rm,d- Erlc Norri. Reggie ijjurkry Although the Blue Devils suffered a 7 win - 14 loss season this year, there was promise of real talent com- ing up in the underclassmen ranks. Many scores were chalked up by Fred Erkkila. captain, and sophomore Joe Urick. Great sportsmanship was exhibited on the part of all the Devils, even in the face of defeat. Un- der the continued coaching of John Beste. the team should show even more favorable results next year. Virginia 0 Virginia 1 Virginia 7 Virginia 1 Virginia I Virginia 6 Virginia 4 Virginia. 0 Virginia 4 Virginia 2 Virginia 4 Virginia 7 Virginia 2 Virginia 6 Virginia 2 Virginia 2 Virginia 2 Virginia 5 Virginia 4 Virginia 2 Eveleth 9 International Falls 12 Duluth Central 4 Hibbinq 4 Duluth Denfeld 3 Fergus Falls 0 Ely 2 Grand Rapids 4 Crookston 2 Gilbert 5 Babbitt 2 Aurora-Hoyt Lakes I Greenway 9 Aurora Hoyt Lakes | Eveleth 8 Hibbing 4 Greenway 5 Grand Rapids 4 Ely 8 Gilbert 5 Hockey is a brutal game. Ask Dennis! Hey. I lost my contact lens. Virginia races down the ice with the puck. First row. left to right: Don Englin, Assistant coach; Art Maki, Charles Boho. Tom Johnson. Jerry Greenfield. Bob Johnson. Cameron Jayson, Jim Hyrkas. Carl Allison, coach; Don Schlotec. Larry Groves. Dennis Mitchell, Bill Cauchy. Mike Nelson. George Harvey. Tim Foosness. Ronny Davidson, Ron Cary. Jim Dishneau. David Makela. manager; Charles Jayson, John Lamprecht, Mike Dickens, Richard Maki. Bob Haapala Mike Johnson. Jeff Johnson, Jerry Regnier, Nick Maki. Mike Hahne. Surimmutg SWIMMING SCORES Virginia 51 Ely 52 Virginia 53 Eveleth 50 Virginia 44 Biwabik 59 Virginia 69 Chisholm 34 Virginia 69 Duluth Denfeld 34 Duluth Central 60 Virginia 42 Hibbinq 61 Virginia 62 Chisholm 41 Virginia 49 Biwabik 62 Virginia 67 Duluth Denfeld 36 Virginia 68 Tower 35 Virginia 49 Biwabik 54 Virginia 96 Aurora 56 Babbitt 36 This year's swimming team pulled through very well with a 7 win - 5 loss season. This is a very respectable season, since we face tremendous competition on the Range. All of the tankers did their best to make a good record, and it would be unfair to name any one outstanding swimmer. Jerry Greenfield, however, was an outstanding example of Coach Allison s emphasis on good diving. On your mark, gat sat, go! Lot's have a party! Oh. such parfact form! lOiuter Sporta iFpatiual Gosh — queen for a day! I Chalk up another point, Jim. QUEEN KATHY KOSKI AND ESCORT BOB PETERSON. 66 Go. go. Mary Jo! Charlie, Bob. and Tom proudly display our country's flag. Larry fights for the puck. Kathy gasps in surprise as Gary singles her out. Left to right: Fred Erkkila, Marqaret Peterson. Charles Boho. Judy Sillanpaa. Queen Kathy, Bob Peterson. Leslie Alar, and Bill Lambert. Front row. loft to right: Bruca Branigan. Bill Koski. Bob Fort . Dal Cr m r� . John Parish. Dan Poxnanovic. David Carlson. Jerome Lorbiecki, Mr. Allison. Tim Morgan. Jim Rubenstein. Joe Fitzpatrick, Chester Fields, Rudean Lanska. Gary Stauty. Gary Barfknacht. Jerald Jansen. Eugene O'Brien. John Bennetts. Jerry Greenfield. Mr. Halunen, Herb Anderson, Russ Lundstrom, Roger Alto, Tim Johnson, Joe Byrnes, Doug Stock. Carl Fisher. Mike Laukka, Jim Sersha. Jim Patka. Tom Patka. Ray Hiltunen. (Erark Virginia's I960 - 1961 track team didn’t fare as well as they were expected to in their ten track meets last year. There were signs of real talent, however, as trackmen like Bruce Branigan. Dale Cremers. and Bill Koski gave the team real hope. The captain last year was Bob Forte. Other letter winners included: Lee Bonicatto. Dale Cremers Dan Poznanavic. Bill Koski, Bruce Branigan. Jim Patka. and Jerome Lorbecki. Hibbing 105 Virginia 35 Gilbart 58 Alango 16 Biwabik 58 Virginia 55 Aurora 58 Embarrass 36 Virginia 58 Ch rry 37 Cook 28 Virginia 61 Carl sats tha paca. Laft to right: Mr. Allison, Bob Forta, captain; and Mr. Halunan. Bill damonstratas his styla. Front row. left to right: Bob Peterson. Richard Seppala, Mike Thomas. Bill Wernecke. Gary Lillesve, Charlie Symczak. Jerry Johnson. Bill Chris- tian. Phil Caliguiri. Phil Carlson. Tom Truai. Back row: Dan Pry. Tom Begich, Pete Caliguiri, Leroy Alto, Jim Hahne, Reggie Carlson, Bill Haldy, Lee Billings. Tom Viezbicke, John Kemppainen, Gary Neari, Mike Phillipich. Sam'liall Virginia's 1961 baseball season came to an end with Virginia having a record of 9 wins and 2 losses, win- ning 81% of the games played. From a twenty-man squad this past year came six lettermen. Chuck Szymczak. last year's captain, was replaced by Tom Truax and Gary Lillesve. co-captains for the '62 season. Mr. Haldy was also replaced by Mr. Sheldroup, who promises our boys another hectic season. Virginia Babbitt Virginia Eveleth 16 2 3 2 Virginia Aurora 17 3 Virginia Eveleth Virginia Aurora Virginia Mountain Iron Virginia Ely Virginia Hibbing 10 6 Virginia Gilbert 0 Virginia • International Fall 5 Warming up tor the game. Spring training. Nice throw! (Suilf The 1961 golf season consisted of six meets and the invitational tournament. Of the six meets, VHS won five, the only loss being to Hibbing. Lettermen included Jim and Joe Urick, Jack Cohn, and Don Schibel. Joe Urick came through at the end of the season, winning the district meet. The 1962 year promises to be another gruel- ing season, according to Mr. Urick. Win Lost Virginia Evalath Virginia Ely Virginia Grand Rapids Coleraine Virginia Ely Virginia Eveleth Hibbing Virginia First Row. |«ft to right: Joe Urick. Jim Urick, Mr. Urick. coach. Second Row: George Hegland, Ron Podpeskar, Jack Cohn, Don Schibel, Lee Brown. Douglas Chase. Sntnia Lett to right: Mr. Turner, coach; Don McQueen, Ralph Jedda. Tom Johnson, Mike Frisch. VHS's tennis team may be small, but the boys who participate are all willing to try hard and play a good game. During the past season they had five meets, two of which they won. The losses, however, can not be attributed to lack of enthusiasm, for you can always go to one of the local courts and find them practicing. Mr. Turner and his boys will try their best during the 1962 season, to be sure. Virginia Ely......... Virginia j Hibbing Virginia Graenway Virginia Ely Virginia Greanway ______________________________________________________ 3 I 0 4 0 5 3 I 0 6 C’mon Donna, danca with ma! S rnt0r (Elaaa J3arty Twaat littla boy. Our Quaan for a Day.” Our Charmin baby. 72 Dr. Kildara and his lovaly nursa. Stick 'am up! Mr. Lind joint tha man's chorus for a rousing song. 'Gaite Parisienne' Sing Along With Mitch' Our Mr. Farguson. 73 Trudi and La make a charming couple. Bunny. Bob. Trudy, and Dave descend into a wonderful evening. For me? Gayle and Gretchen await the first thirsty couples. Old Cape Cod' The show must go on — but not without Miss Healy. g tagr 0nnr Stage Door. the all-school play, was presented on Octo- ber 27. 1961 at 8:00 p.m. with Miss Healy directing. Stage Door takes place in New York city at the Foot- lights Club, a boarding house for beginning actresses. None of the girls there are succeeding when Jean Maitland, played by Jane Roegge. gets a job with the moving pictures. Later Jean comes back a big star to present a picture of herself to Mrs. Orcut. the boarding house mother, played by Gordon Jennings. Keith Burgess, played by Eugene O Brien, leaves lerry, played by Sally Holappa. and goes to Hollywood. The play ends with Terry, who has worked for David Kings- ley. a producer played by Dennis Anderson, and Mr. Kingsley in love and about to be married. Dress rehearsals are always tun. The Pfremmer girls sing a captivating tuna. iHusir ’61 Softly, people, softly. Robert Beverly, guest soloist. The VHS Band members, clad in their sharp look- ing blue and white uniforms, set the pace for the opening number of the fifth annual band show, “Music 61. as they played Burst of Flame, fol- lowed by seven more selections. Mr. Robert Beverley, this year's guest clarinet soloist, played “Concertino. “ Interlude, and the Minute Waltz. He was accompanied by the band in all of these. Other VHS students in addition to those in the band took part in the show, too. Jane Roegge sang Moon River from Breakfast at Tiffany's, and the Pfremmer Trio. Barb, Carol and Nancy, sang My Romance. and Look For the Silver Lining. Both groups were accompanied by Judy Harvey at the piano. Accordion soloist Gary Barfknecht played Pietro’s Return, and the Accordion Boogie. Gerald Willenbring s Stage Band received a warm welcome as they opened their portion of the show with Little Brown Jug. While the band played Riff Riders, the VHS majorettes twirled to an all new rhythmical routine. After this the band played Mood Indigo and Sing. Sing, Sing, to complete another successful band show. Gary swings with Accordion Boogie. (iit tljp Jttsito 79 81 Best wishes to the graduating seniors from the Cluett-Peabody and Company. Inc. Mary Jo eiperiments with a new hair-do at the VANITY BOX. On an attractive sofa at SOLDFINE'S Trudy and Pat relai and chat. rHROUGH THE 84 Polly and Mary chack copy tKay racaivad from FISHER'S. E tra bathing convanianca at YOUNG PLUMBING AND HEATING is damonstratad by Bunny Carola and Boni sava ovar 2' jf gallon on gas from BAILEY'S TOWN PUMP. STORE WINDOWS 85 Colin and Ann pause for a refreshing COCA-COLA from ♦he V.J.C. coke machine. GRAMS OIL COMPANY congratulates the Seniors, who were the first to reach 100% in Red Cross donations. TROY LAUNDRY ,l d r’ th ir «'« «I ' MARTIN STUDIO provides a unique background for this picture of Marcia and Sue. 86 R.H.S. students agree that QUEEN CITY SUN is tha placa to go for all your printing naads. Kathy looks as pretty and delicate as tha rose she holds in this photo from THOMAS LEONARD. I've got tha dress, now all I need is a girl, exclaims Joe to Harry ,st JOHNNY'S APPAREL. Ray and John have a hard time deciding which hat to purchase from ANDERSON’S MEN’S WEAR. Tha stately halls of R.H.S. ware decorated for Homecom- JIM’S FLORAL has a large assortment of flowers and ing with supplies from RANGE OFFICE SUPPLY. J« « u - 87 MARMAS — to that t where R.H.S. girlt go for deli ciout food. Marqarat and Marilyn could hava ttayad at HEDJA'S all day and litfanad to the larga talaction of starao racordt. Compliments of MacDonald Sipola Optometrists Tal. SH 1-5886 What do you think of this shirt7 Joe askt at Harry modalt a fine suit from PALACE MEN S WEAR. Pat and Pat hava a hard tima daciding which hatt to pur- chase from MARGUERITE'S MILLINERY. TUREN-WELSH it whara many Juniort purchata thair treasured class rings. For bargains in every line of foods thop at RED OWL where courtesy it the motto. 88 Russ's Mileage Service Gas, Oil, and Accessories COMPLETE LUBRICATION SERVICE For all your cosmetic need� , do at Jana and Bonnia — shop at BROWN DRUG. Trudy adjusts Pat's tiarra as they shop for formats at tha QUALITY SHOP. Whan a Bonnia maats a Bonnia at NORM'S, thay ara sura to have a good tima. Bav. Pat, and Shari buy milk from ARROWHEAD CREAM- ERIES for added nutrition. 89 The long and short of it is: You can't beat doing business at the STATE BANK OF VIRGINIA. Cathy. Carol . Donna and Bon! r lai after bowling a f w games at PLAZA BOWL. Marvin says. Do at I do. buy your delicious pizzas from DAVE'S. Sharon purchases a few groceries from Mike at FRISCH'S FOOD MARKET. 91 POHAKI LUMBER AND BUILDERS' SUPPLIES, INC. North 6th Avenue To receive convenient and courteous service. Lee and Joe ride the new VIKING CAB. MALTON ELECTRIC is ready and willing to cater to all your electrical needs. HERB ANDERSON MOTORS may not sell you a car like this but take a look at their NEW cars! Sue’s queenly charm is captured in this portrait from VIRGINIA READY MIX provides fast, friendly service.' McKENNA NATIONAL STUDIO. eicleim Donna and Cethy. 92 When in Doubt, See Prout PROUTS 66 SERVICE Corner 2nd Avenue end 11 th Street South Hyde Supply 111 Chestnut Street VIRGINIA. MINNESOTA For a now or utad car look ov r tha larga talaction at GENTIUNIS. Sharon and Sally agraa that STAHL'S ha a baautiful di - play ol lyrnitura. and comfortabla too! Toby and Edytha ara amaiad at tha larga floral display at VIRGINIA FLORAL. Marcia and Sua ay. Tha RANGE CO OF HEATING PLAN it for you. VETOLA'S ha cuta pin curl bonnats which Sharon and Kathy ara about to purchata. 93 Wiie bankers know that they will receive the best service from the FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF VIRGINIA. Sandy and Georqene enjoy bowling at the VIRGINIA bowling GARDENS. Kathy. Ray. and John look over one of the new ears at D. D. MOTORS. Lix and Patti seem to be enjoying the delicious bakery items available at PEPELNJAK'S. 94 Best W ishes, Seniors! PEDERSON PHOTO STUDIO 416 Chestnut Street SH 1-7464 ZENITH PHOTO RECORD SHOP has a wide collec- tion of stereo end hi-fi records for your listening pleesure. O.K., Boni tells Sheri. TII let you buy this sofe from KELLY FURNITURE. GRANDE'S hes e large selection of sports equipment. t«ys Cher, es Georae tries out the new footbell equipment. Carole, Shar. and Donna talk over old times end enjoy refreshing soft drinks at CANELAKES. COATES HOTEL is the perfeot place for lunch, say Sharon and Trudy. 95 Sharon works under the light of lamps from JENIA BRO- THERS. THE UNITED STEELWORKERS OF AMERICA wish the Senior Class many years of success. Lee and Joe fill up on gas at ARMORY SHELL. Bonnie poses for us at the Home Show for CULLIGAN SOFT WATER, the finest water! Pat shows Sharon and Bev a car accessory at CHRISTEN- SON auto parts. Card Shop Dostal Electric Co. Gish Jewelry The Hub Majestic Cleaners Minnesota Store Pep's Pancake House Range Auto Parts Co. Range Music Range Tire Battery Shop Savolainen's Turen - Welsh Turk's Bakery Virginia Surplus Walt's William E. Minteer, O.D. Wolf Dry Cleaners Zimmerman's ■S'n tinni A Ellen May Airisto Ellen Prom Committee 2: Senior Class Party Committee 3: Tam- ing of the Shrew crew 3: Tri-Hi I. 2 3: Red Cross I: FTA 2, 3: GAA I, 2. 3: Spaench 2, 3: Honor Roll I. 2. 3: Drill Team 2, 3. Leslie Jo Alar Les Speech 3: Stage Door cast 3: Taming of the Shrew cost 3 Tri-Hi I. 2. 3: Ro-Hi Theps 3; Choir 3. Roger Allan Alto Rog Se nior Class Party Committee 3: Lettermen's Club 2, 3: Track 2. 3: Basketball I, 2. 3. Dennis Arthur Robert Anderson Denny Speech 3: Stage Door cost 3: Pep Club 3: Ro-Hi Theps 3: Ro-Hi Broadcaster 3: Choir I. 2. 3. Herbert Roy Anderson Andy Sophomore Class Party Committee Chairman I; Football I: Track 2: Choir I, 2. Sharyn Lee Anderson Shari GAA I. 2. 3: Drill Team 2: Hoe-W I. 2: Secretary 2: Spaench 2. 3: FTA 2. 3: Class Ring Committee 2: Prom Com- mittee 2: Publicity Committee Chairman I; Honor Roll I. 2. 3: Turnabout Committee 2: Pep Club 2. Stephen Joseph Andriclc Beaver Senior Class Party Committee 3: Sophomore Class Party Committee I: Track I, 2; Basketball I. 2: Golf 2; Football I: Honor Roll I. 2. 3: Cafeteria Helper 2. Susan Marie Arlco Sue Prom Committee Chairman 2: GAA I. 2. 3: GAA Council 3: Tri-Hi I. 2. 3 Vice President 2: Secretary 3: Spaench I. 2. 3: Honor Roll I. 2: Drill Team 2: Choir 2. 3: National Honor Society 2. 3. Phyllis Marie Ash Phyl Speech 3: Senior Closs Party Committee 3: GAA 2. 3; Pep Club 3. Richard Lawrence Axelson Dick Senior Class Party Committee 3: Band I: Cafeteria Helper 3: General Manager Magazine Sales 3. 1 David Barto Dave Band I. 2. 3: Football 2. 3: Lettermen's Club 2. 3. Raymond Zigmund Bennick Ziggy II i I •• John Sevio August Bertolas Jac Lee Eugene Billings, Jr. Tweety Senior Class Party Committee 3: Taming of the Shrew cast 3: Lettermen's Club 3; Football 2. 3: Baseball 2; Star of the North printer 2. Charles Boho ' Charlie Lettermen's Club I, 2. 3: Football 2, 3: Swimming I. 2. 3: Pep Council 3: Magazine Sales Chairman 3. Elaine (Trudy) Boiti Trudy Speech 2: Senior Closs Party Committee 3: Stage Door usher 3: Red Cross I. 2: Drill Team 2, 3: Entre Nous I. 2. 3: GAA I, 2, 3: FTA 2 3: Librarian 3: Honor Roll 3: Ro-Hi Broadcast 3: Student Council 2: Library Helper 3: Star of the North and Rohian staff 2: Business Manager 3. Marilyn Susan Bourgin Marilyn Speech 2. 3: Prom Committee 2 Senior Class Party Com- mittoe 3: Stage Door cast 3: Taming of the Shrew cast 3: Melody Jones cast I; Arsenic and Od Lace crew 2: Ro-Hi Thespians I. 2. 3. secretary 2. president 3: Entre Nous 1. 2. 3. Representative to Student Council 3: GAA I. 2. 3: FNA I 2. vice-president 2: Aquatic League 2: Spaench I, 2. 3: Honor Roll I. 2. 3: Student Council 3: Pep Club 3: Drill Team 2: Girls Glee Club 3: National Honor Society 2. 3, secretary 3: Star of the North” and Rohian staff 3. Bruce Vernon Brandt ........................ Bruce Marsha Ann Bryers Marty Prom Committee 2: Senior Class Party Committee 3: Tri-Hi I. 2. 3: GAA I. 2. 3: Spaench 2. 3: Band I. 2. Joe Robert Byrne Joe Prom Committee 2: Senior Class Party Committee Chairmen 3: Winter Festival Chairman 3: Track 2. 3: Pep Club 3: $60 Club: Magazine Sales Committee Chairman. (£ Philip Anthony Caligiuri Phil Ring Committee 2: Lettermen's Club 2. 3: Treasurer 3: Football I. 2. 3: Captain 3: Basketball I. 2: Baseball I. 2. 3: Class Treasurer I. 2: Student Council I. 2; Pep Council 3: Pop Club 3: Junior Rotarian 3. Philip Richard Carlson Phil Prom Committee 2: Sophomore Class Party Committee I: Lettermen's Club 3: Secretary 3: Baseball 2. 3: Basketball I: Pep Club 3: Vice President 3: Pep Council 3. Patricia Joanne Christensen Chris Prom Committee 2: Senior Class Party Committee 3: FNA 2 3: President 3: Hae-W 2. 3: Representative to Student Council 3 GAA I. 2. 3' Pep Club 2. 3: Drill Team 2. 3: Skating Drill Team 2: Girls' Glee Club 3. Jack Cohn Jackie Prom Committee Choirman 2: Senior Class Party Committee 3: Taming of the Shrew cost 3: Lettermen's Club 2. 3: Golf I. 2, 3: Captain 3: Basketball I. 2: Football 2. 3: Honor Roll I: Pep Club 3: Junior Rotarian 3: Magazine Drive Chair- man. Patricia Marie Cook Pat Hae-W 2 3: FNA 2. 3: Pep Club I. 2. 3: GAA I. 2. 3. Dale E. Cremers Dale Lettermen's Club I. 2. 3: Sergeant at Arms 3: Football I. 2. 3: Captain 3: Hockey I, 2. 3: Track I. 2. 3: Pep Coun- cil 3. Susan Catherine Cundy Sue Tri-Hi I. 2. 3: Aquatic League 2: Senior Class Party Com- mittee 3: Pep Club. 97 Paulette Alice Down ing Polly Speech 2: Sophomore Class Party Committee I: Stage Door usher 3: Entre Nous I. 2. 3; Red Cross I. 2: Scrap- book Chairman 2: FT A 2. 3: GAA I. 2. 3: Honor Roll I. 2. 3: Drill Team 3: Band I, 2: Star and Rohian staff 2: Co-editor 3. Cathryn Margaret Emanuelson Cathy Prom Committee 2: Entre Nous I, 2, 3: Spaench I. 2. 3: National Honor Society 2 3: Honor Roll I. 2. 3: Choir 2. 3: National Merit Finalist 3. Mary Louise Engman Mar Speech I, 2. 3: Prom Committee 2: Senior Class Party Com- mittee 3: Melody Jones cast I: Stage Door cast 3: Taming of the Shrew crew 3: Arsenic and Old Lace crew 2: Tri-Hi I. 2. 3: Spaench I; FNA I. 2: Ro-Hi Theps I. 2. 3: Secretary 3: Honor Roll I, 2. 3: Pep Club 2: Choir 3: Ticket Se'ler 2. 3: Captain 3: National Honor Society 2. 3: National Merit Finalist 3' Betty Crocker Homemaker of Tomorrow 3: Star and Rohian staff 2. 3: Co-editor 3. Frederick Peter Erkkila .................... Fred Football I, 2. 3: Hockey I, 2, 3: Captain 3. Susan Ingrid Gavin Sue Prom Committee 2: Tri-Hi I. 2. 3: Aquatic League I. 2; GAA I, 2. 3: Pep Club 3: Drill Team 2. 3. Jesse J. Gerulli Bud Senior Class Vice-President 3. David Gibbens David Band 2. 3. Cathleen Lois Gilbert Cathie Senior Class Party Committee 3; Entre Nous I. 2. 3: GAA I. 2, 3: Drill Team 2. 3: Glee Club 3: Ticket Seller I. Barbara Jeanne Goldman Barb FNA I. 2. 3: Red Cross I 2. 3 Speech 2: Star printer 2. 3: Cafeteria Helper I. 2. 3: Girls’ Glee Club 3: Stage Door cast 3: Taming of the Shrew crew 3. Gary Richard Gorham Gary Honor Roll I. 2. John Noel Grams Jack Pep Club 3: Star Printer. Nancy June Grams Nanc Sophomore Class Party Committee I: Senior Class Party Committee 3: Prom Committee 2: GAA 1.2: Tri-Hi I. 2. 3: Aquatic League I. 2: Secretary 2: Pep Club 3: Drill Team 2: Mixed Choir 2: Girls' Glee Club 3. Karron Lee Greenfield Kay Prom Committee Chairman 2: Class Ring Committee 2: Entre Nous I. 2. 3: GAA I. 2. 3: GAA Council 2: Honor Roll 2. 3: Student Council 2: Pep Club 3: Secretary 3: Pep Coun- cil 3. Yvonne Marie Grigal ....................... Sue Prom Committee 2: Senior Class Party Committee 3: Entre Nous I. 2. 3: GAA I. 2. 3. Bonnie Lou Gunderson . Bonnie Sophomore Class Party Committee I: Prom Committee 2: Senior Class Party 3; Pep Club 3. William Mark Falkowski Etty Senior Class Party Committee. Chester Richard Fields Chet Prom Committee Chairman 2: Senior Class Party Commit- tee 3: Sophomore Class Party Committee I: Track 2. 3: Senior Class Treasurer 3: Pep Club 3: Choir 3. Carl Joseph Fischer Carl Track I. 2. 3: Star printer 3. Sharyl A. Fleck Quota Speech 2: Melody Jones cast I; Arsenic and Old Lace crew 2: Stage Door cast 3: Taming of the Shrew crew 3: Entre Nous I. 2. 3: FNA I. 2: GAA I. 2. 3: Ro-Hi Theps I. 2. 3: Drill Team 2: Orchestra I: Choir 3. Edward Albert Forconi Ed Senior Closs Banquet Serving Committee 2: Prom Commit- tee 2: Basketball I: Honor Roll 3. Michael Kenneth Frisch Fink Prom Committee 2: Senior Class Party Committee 3: Letter- men's Club 2. 3: Basketball I: Tennis I. 2. 3: Honor Roll I 2. 3: Pep Club 3. Lynn Kathleen Haataja Lynn Tri-Hi 2. 3: GAA I; Drill Team I. Carol Lynn Harrington Lynn Senior Class Party Committee Chairman 3: Tri-Hi I. 2. 3: GAA I. 2. 3: Honor Roll I 2. 3: Band I, 2, 3: Choir 3: National Honor Society 2. 3. Bonita Lynn Haug Boni Stage Door crew 3 Taming of the Shrew crew 3: Hee-W 2. 3: GAA I 2, 3: Pep Club 2. 3: Drill Team 2. 3: Skating Drill Team 2. Mary Hellena Hayes Hazy Senior Class Party Committee 3: Tri-Hi 2. 3: Pep Club 3: Cafeteria Helper I, 2: Top Seller for Fruit Cakes 2: Star of the North printer 3. Bruce Marvin Hill Bruce Honor Roll I 2. 3. Ray James Hiltunen Hilty Stage Door cost 3: Taming of the Shrew cost 3: Ski Team 3: Band. 98 Harry Thomas Hoff Hoffer Sally Jean Holappa Sal Speech 2: Senior Class Party Committee Chairman 3: Stage Door cast 3 Red Cross I, 2. President 2' Entre Nous I. 2. 3: Ro-Hi Theps 3: GAA I, 2: Majorette 2. 3: Star of the North and Rohien Staff 2: Head Photographer 2. 3. 3 Jean Ann Irwin Jean Sophomore Class Party Committee I: Turnabout Committee 2: Prom Committee 2: Senior Class Party Committee 3: GAA I, 2. 3 Tri-Hi I. 2. 3: Red Cross I. 2. 3: FT A 2. 3. Presi- dent 3: Honor Roll I. 2. 3: Pep Club 2. 3: Drill Team 2. 3: Choir 2. 3: Triple Trio 2: Top Magazine Seller 3. 31 Warren Lee Jaminslci Minginsk Ralph Peter Jedda Ralph Lettermen's Club 2. 3: Pep Club 3: Pep Council 3' Basket- ball I. 2: Tennis I. 2. 3. Captain 3: Honor Roll 1.3: Junior Rotarian 3. Joyce Ellen Johnson Joy Prom Committee 2: Memorial Committee 3: Turnabout Com- mittee 2- Senior Party Committee 3- Entre Nous I, 2. 3: Spaench 2, 3: FTA 2. 3. Vice-President 3: GAA I. 2. 3: Honor Roll 3: Pep Club 2. 3: Drill Team 2. 3: Library Helper 3. Thomas Charles Johnson T. J. Prom Committee 2: Lettermen's Club I, 2. 3: Representative to Student Council 3: Swimming I. 2. 3; Tennis 2. 3: Honor Roll I. 2. 3: Pep Club 3: Orchestra I: Junior Rotarian 3: National Honor Society 2. 3: President 3. Timothy John Albert Johnson Tim Senior Class Party Committee Chairman 3: National Honor Society 2. 3: Track I. 2. 3: Basketball I. 2. 3: Honor Roll I. 2. 3: Junior Rotarian 3. Todd Russell Johnson Todd Trudi Johnson Trudi Tri-Hi 2. 3: GAA I. 2. 3: Drill Team 2. 3: Choir 2. 3. John Paul Jones ' J. P. Sophomore Class Party Committee I: Prom Committee 2: Hockey. Baseball, Magazine Sales Captain 3. Sharon Linda Josephson Shar Senior Class Party Committee 3: Stage Door cost 3: Spaench 2. 3: GAA I, 2. 3: Ro-Hi Theps 2. 3: Tri-Hi I. 2. 3- FTA 2. 3- Choir I. 2, 3: Drill Team 2: Madrigal Group 2: String Ensemble Vocalist I. 2. 3: Star staff 2: Editor.3: Printer 3: Rohion Staff 2. John Kent Kemppainen Tosis Lettermen's Club 2. 3: Swimming I, 2, 3: Baseball 2. 3: Pep Club 3: Choir 3. Mary Ketola Mary Taming of the Shrew cast 3: Spaench I 2. 3: FTA 2- GAA I. 2. 3: Tri-Hi I. 2. 3: Honor Roll I. 3: Pep Club 3: Drill Team I. 2: Girls' Choir 3: Third Top Magazine Seller. Thomas Chester Charles Kishel Tom Cafeteria Helper 3: Choir 3. John Carter Klobuchar John Lettermen's Club 3: Football 2. 3. Jerry Koebensky Kabotch Lettermen's Club I. 2. 3: Hockey I. 2 3: Pep Club 3. Georgene Mary Koskela George Melody Jones crew I; Tamirg of the Shrew crew 3: Stage Door crew 3 Entre Nous I. 2. 3: FTA 2. 3: Ro-Hi Theps I 2. 3: Red Cross I 2. 3: Majorette 2. 3: Orchestra I: Ro-Hi Broadcaster 3: GAA I. 2, 3: Council 2- Honor Roll I. 2. 3: Sophomore Class Representative to Student Council I • Junior Class Vice President 2 Student Council I 2 Pep Club 2. 3: Senior Class Party Committee 3: Memorial Com- mittee 3. Dennis Fred Koski Dennis Gloria June Koski Gloria Tri-Hi I, 2. 3: GAA I. 2, 3: Honor Roll I. 2. 3: Prom Com- mittee Chairman 2: Senior Class Party Committee Chair- man 3- Sophomore Class Party Chairman I; Drill Team 2. 3. Kathryn Marie Koski Kathy Entre Nous I 2. 3' Vice President 2 President 3- Red Cross I. 2: Spaench I. 2: GAA I. 2, 3: Aquatic League 2: FNA I. 2- Honor Roll I, 2. 3: Pep Club 3: Drill Team 2: Choir 3: Ticket Seller I, 2. 3. Marvin Fredric Koski Marv Choir 3. Nancy Carol Koski Nanc Entre Nous 1.2. 3: Honor Roll I. 2. 3: Library Helper 2. 3: Cafeteria Helper 3. William Douglas Koski Bill Lettermen's Club I. 2. 3: Football I, 2. 3: Track I 2. 3: Baseball I. 2, 3: Pep Club 3. George Anthony Kraker George Lettermen's Club 2. 3: Football I. 2. 3. Dianne Rose Krebs Krebsie Prom Committee 2: Sophomore Closs Party Committee I: Senior Class Party Committee- Hae-W I. 2. 3: FNA 2. 3: GAA I. 2. 3: Pep Club 2. 3: Drill Team 2. 3: Girls’ Glee Club 3. David John Kuusisto Rabbi Choir I. 2. 3: Junior Rotarian 3. Roger Andrew Kyllonen Rog Taming of the Shrew cast 3: Star of the North printer 3. Edmond L. Lambert Eddie Honor Roll 2. William Agard Lambert Bill Prom Committee 2: Lettermen's C'ub I, 2. 3: Football I. 2. 3: Ski Team I. 2. 3. Captain 3: Cafeteria Helper 3: Choir I. 2. 3. Joandelle June Lamprecht Joan Tri-Hi 2. 3: GAA I. 2. 3: Honor Roll 2. Joseph George Lang Joe Thomas Kenneth Lanin Tom Senior Class Party Co-Chairman 3: Senior Class Play Busi- ness Manager 3: Stage Door crew 3: Basketball I: Cafe- teria Helper I, 2: Senior Ski Dance Ticket Manager 3. 99 Beverly Mae Lehman Bev Stage Door crew 3' Hae-W 2. 3: GAA I. 2. 3: Pop Club 2. 3: Drill Team 2. 3: Skating Drill Team 2: Girls’ Glee Club 3; Ticket Seller I. 2. 3. Gary Leonard Lillesve Gary Prom Committee 2: Class Theme Committee 3: Lettermen's Bail Committee 3: Ro-Hi Broadcaster 2: Lettermen's Club I. 2. 3. President 3: Basketball I, 2. 3: Baseball I. 2. 3: Pep Council 3: Cafeteria Helper I; Junior Rotarian 3: Maga- zine Sales Captain 3. Margaret Emily Loomis Peggy Entre Nous I. 2. 3: FNA 3: GAA I. 2: Drill Team 2: Girls’ Glee Club 3: Library Helper 3. Patricia Kay Loomis Patty Entre Nous I. 2. 3: FTA 3: GAA I; Drill Team 2: Choir 2. 3. Jerome Lee Lorbiecki .......................... Jerry Hockey 2. 3: Football I, 2, 3: Track I. 2. 3. Carole Leslie Lundgren Carole Senior C'ass Party Committee 3: Prom Committee 2: FNA ? 3: GAA I, 2. 3: Hae-W I. 2. 3: Secretary 3: Pep Club 3; Drill Team 2, 3: Girls' Glee Club 3. Russell David Lundstrom Russ Senior Class Party Committee 3: Stage Door crew 3: ‘Arsenic ond Old Lace crew 2: Taming of the Shrew crew 3: Ro-Hi Theps 3: Track 2 3: Cafeteria Helper 3: Choir I. 2. 3: Star of the North Printer. Charmaine Marie McCabe Charmy Sophomore Class Party Committee I: Turnabout Committee 2: Prom Committee 2: Senior Class Party Committee 3: Tri- Hi I. 2. 3- GAA I. 2. 3: Honor Roll I. 2. 3: Pep Club 3. President 3: Drill Team 2: Skating Drill Team 2: Choir 2. 3: Magazine Sales Captain 3. Marilyn Helen McGinn Marilyn Entre Nous 2. 3: GAA I. 2. 3: Drill Team 2. 3. Mary Ann McKinnon Mary Speech 3: Stage Door cast 3- Ro-Hi Theps 3: FNA 2. 3: Pep Club 2. 3: GAA I. 2. 3: Drill Team 2: Taming of the Shrew crew 3. Donald James McQueen Don Pep Club 3; Lettermen's Club: Tennis: Baseball: Ski Team. Nowell Brent Main Noel Band I. 2. 3: Orchestra I. 2. 3. Melven Arthur Malci Art Choir I. 2. 3: Taming of the Shrew cast 3: Lettermen's Club I. 2. 3: Swimming I. 2. 3: Track I: Pep Club 3: Cafe terie Helper 3. Kathryn Clair Marvel Kath Aquatic League I. 2: GAA 2. 3: Pep Cub 3 Drill Team 3: Magazine Sales Captain 3: Star of the North printer 3. Betty Ann Matkovich Bets Arsenic and Old Lace crew 2: Pep Club 3: GAA I. S ar of the North printer 3. Edward Garland Mattila Ed Edward N. Mayberry Ed Senior Class Party Committee 3: Taming of the Shrew” cast and crew 3. Susan Marie Mtettunen Sue Taming of the Shrew crew 3: FTA 2. 3: GAA I. 2. 3: Entre Nous I. 2. 3: Spaench 2. 3: Honor Roll 2: Pep Club 2. 3: Drill Team 2. 3. Kathleen Elizabeth Miller Kathy Senior Class Party Committee 3: Hae-W I. 2. 3: Vice-Presi- dent 2. President 3: GAA I. 2: FNA 2. 3: Pep Club 3- Cafe- teria Helper 3: Choir I. 2: Drill Team 2: Library Helper 3. Jerry Lee Neari Jer David Charles Nelson David Honor Roll I, 2, 3. William Carl Nelson Bill Track 3. Bruce M. Niemi Bruco Cheryl Annette Niemi Yo-Yo Hae-W I. 2. 3: GAA I. 2 Pep Club 2; Drill Team 2. 3: Choir 2. 3: Ticket Seller 2. 3: Cafeteria Helper 3. © Ronald E. Oila Ron Band I. 2. 3: Honor Roll I: Track 2: Pep Club 3. Marlene Joy Oklobzija Mar Sophomore Class Party Committee Chairman I: Prom Com- mittee 2: Senior Class Party Committee Chairman 3: FTA 2 3: Entre Nous I. 2. 3: Spaench 2. 3: GAA I. 2. 3: Honor Roll I: Drill Team 2; Library Helper 3. Michael William O'Leary Mike Prom Committee 2: Football I: Honor Roll I. 2. 3: Pep Club 3. Laurence Hanley Olson Larry Hockey I, 2: Band I. Charlotte Ann Orazem Char Homecoming Committee I. 2. 3: Chairman 3: GAA I. 2. 3: Entre Nous I. 2. 3: FTA 2. 3: Red Cross I. 2: Pep Club 2. 3: Pep Council I. 2. 3: Secretary 2. President 3: Band 2: Girls' Glee Club 3; Cheerleader I, 2. 3. Captain 3. Ralph Palo Ralph Senior Class Party Committee 3. Sandra Kay Paulsen Sandi Prom Committee 2: Melody Jones cast I: ' Arsenic and Old Lace crew 2: Stage Door crew 3: Tri-Hi I. 2 3: Spaench I. 2. 3: GAA I. 2. 3: Ro-Hi Theps I. 2. 3: Drill Team 2: Skating Drill Team 2. Donald Robert Peckels Don Prom Committee 2: Taming of the Shrew cost 3: Track 2: Honor Roll I. 2. 3: Band I. 2. 3: Orchestra 3: Choir 3. Kathleen Ann Perala Kathy Entre Nous I. 2. 3: FNA I. 2. 3: Honor Roll I. 2. 100 Margaret Joan Peterson Muggs Prom Committee 2: Tri-Hi I, 2. 3: President 3; GAA I 2 3: Council I. 2; Honor RoH I, 3: Sophomore Class Vice President; Representative to Student Council 2; Student Council I. 2; Pop Club 3; Drill Team 2: Library Helper 3. Robert D. Peterson Pete Lettermen's Club 2. 3: Pep Council 3: Football I. 2. 3 Bas- ketball I. 2. 3. co-captain 3; Baseball I. 2. 3; Tennis, I. 2. 3; Junior Rotarian 3. Peggy Louise Pierce Peg Stage Door ere 3: Taming of the Shrew crew 3; Spaench I. 2, 3; GAA I, 2. 3; Entre Nous I, 2, 3: Honor Roll I. 2. 3: Pep Club 2. 3 Drill Team 2. Dennis John Pietrini Peni Hockey I. 2. Daniel Foster Pry Dan Taming of the Shrew cast 3 Spaench 2: Basketball I. 2. 3; Football 2. 3: Baseball I, 2. 3: Student Manager. Arlene Kay Rabideau Ar GAA I. 2 3- Vice President 3: Entre Nous I. 2. 3: FTA 2. 3: Honor Roll I. 2: Drill Team 2: Choir 3. Doreen Shirley Ranta Doreen Tri-Hi I, 2. 3; FNA 2, 3; Cafeteria Helper 3. Matthew Raultar Matt Speech 3: Taming of the Shrew cast 3: Stage Band 2. 3: Star and Rohian staff and photographer 3. James J. Raymond Jim Cafeteria Helper. Jean Ann Rinell Jeanie Senior Class Party Committee 3: Prom Committee 2: Entre Nous I. 2. 3: Library Helper 3. Don Alfred Rodorigo .... Rod Lettermen's Club, Tennis. Skiing. Dorothy Jane Roskoslci Jane GAA !, 2 3; Pep Club 3: Drill Team 3; Library Helper 3; Ticket Seller I; Girls' Glee Club 3. Susan Laverne Rydstrom Sue Speech 2; Arsenic and Old Lace crew 2; Stage Door” cast 3: Tri-Hi I. 2 3; Ro-Hi Theps 2. 3: Spaench 2. 3: FTA 2. 3: Library Helper 3: Star and Rohian staff 3. Ann Marie Saranen Ann Prom Committee 2: Magazine Sales Committee 3; Taming of the Shrew crew 3: GAA I, 2. 3: FTA 2, 3: Secretary 3: Entre Nous 1,2 3: Secretary 3: Honor Roll 3: Pep Club 2, 3; Drill Team 2, 3; Star and Rohian staff 2. Donald Steven Schibel Schibs Ro-Hi Broadcaster 2: Lettermen's Club I. 2. 3: Basketball I: Golf I, 2. 3: Pep Club 3: Prom Committee 2: Sophomore Class Party Committee I. Nancy Kaye Scott Scottie Senior Class Party Committee 3: Prom Committee 2: Choir 3: Library Helper 3; Cafeteria Helper 3; Star printer 3. Dolores Marie Sereno Dede GAA I. 2. 3: FNA 3: Entre Nous I. 2. 3: Honor Roll 2. 3: Drill Team I, 2. 3. Robert Sereno Bob Phyllis Gale Siegel Phyl Speech 2; GAA I; Choir 3; Tri-Hi I, 2, 3: Ro-Hi Theps 3. Judith Ann Sillanpaa ..................... Judy Class Memorial Committee Chairman 3; Prom Committee 2: Senior Class Party Committee 3: Sophomore Class Party Committee I; GAA I. 2. 3: Spaench 2. 3; Tri-Hi I. 2. 3: Honor Roll 1.2 3: Class Secretary I, 2. 3: Student Council I, 2; Pep Club 2; Drill Team 2. Sandra Slcustad Sandy Tri-Hi I. 2. 3: GAA I. 2. 3: President 3: Spaench I, 2. 3: President 3; National Honor Society 2. 3: Honor Roll I. 2, 3; Drill Team 2: Orchestra I; Choir 3; Ticket Seller I; Girls' State 2: National Merit Letter of Commendation. Paul Kenneth Sleeman Slceebo Sophomore Class Party Committee I; Prom Committee 2; Senior Class Party Committee Chairman; Hockey Student Manager 2; Honor Roll I. James Paul Softich ............................ Jim Shawna Marie Sorgenfrei Shawna Prom Committee 2: Senior Class Party Committee Chairman 3; Stage Door crew 3: Taming of the Shrew crew 3; GAA 2. 3; Entre Nous I. 2. 3: Treasurer 3; FTA 2 3: Treas- urer 3; Spaench I, 2. 3; Honor Roll 2. 3: Pep Club 2 3; DriH.Team 2. 3: Library Helper 3: Magazine Sales Top Seller 3. Donna Marie Spolar Shorty Prom Committee 2; Senior Class Party Committee 3; GAA 1. 2. 3: FNA 2. 3- Representative to Student Council 3: Pep Club 3: Drill Team 2. 3: Girls' Glee Club 3; Star printer 3. George Starkey George Track I, 2; Football 3. Grant L. Strand, Jr. Soak Lettermen's Club 3: Football I, 2. 3: Pep Club 3. Susan Ann Strand Sue GAA I. 2. 3; Entre Nous 2. 3: Pep Club 2. 3; Drill Team 2. 3. Dennis William Talvitie Dennis Honor Roll I, 2. 3. Michael Francis Tarr Mike Warren William Terch Renny Choir 2. 3. James Dale Tonko . Jim Sophomore Class Party Committee I; The Taming of the Shrew cast and crew 3; Pep Club 3; %60 Club. Diane Marie Tonn Diane Ro-Hi Theps 3: Entre Nous I. 2, 3; FTA 3; Honor Roll f, 2; Library Helper 2. 3. Thomas Arthur Truax Newt Prom Committee 2: Lettermen's Club 2. 3; Vice President 3: National Honor Society 2. 3: Vice President 3; Track I; Golf I. 2; Captain 2: Football I. 2. 3: Basketball I. 2; Baseball 2. 3; Co-captain 3; Honor Roll I. 2. 3: Representa- tive to Student Council 3; Pep Council 3; Junior Rotarian 3; Boys’ State 2. David Jack Twa Dave Speech 3; Prom Committee I: Graduation Announcement Committee 3; Stage Door cast 3; Taming of the Shrew cast 3; Ro-Hi Theps 3: Pep Club 3: Ro-Hi Broadcaster 3: Swimming 2: Honor Roll 3; Junior Rotarian 3. 101 Gerald Raymond Willenbring Jerry Prom Committee Cheirmen 2: Honor Roll I. 2. 3 Bend I 2. 3: Orchestra 2. 3: Junior Roterien 3: National Honor Soci- ety. 2. 3. David Dean Wommaclc Dave Taming of the Shrew cast 3: Honor Roll I. 2, 3: Band I 2. 3: Orchestra 2, 3: Stage Band 2. 3: Band President 3 Junior Roterian 3: National Honor Society 2. 3. James John Uriclc Jim lettermen's Club 2. 3: Basketball I. 2, 3: Co-captain 3: Golf I, 2. 3: Honor Roll I. 2. 3: Pep Council 3: Junior Rotarian 3. Ronald Ovia Vainik Ronnie King Wensuslus cast I; Class President I. 2 3: Student Council I 2. 3. June Vanderbloom June Tri-Hi I 2 3: FNA I: Aquatic League I. 2: Red Cross I; GAA I, 2. 3: Council 3: Honor Roll 1.3: Drill Team 2: Choir I. 2. 3: Library Helper 3. Thomas Allen Vieibicke Vizzo Lettermen's Club 2. 3: Football I. 2. 3: Baseball 2. 3: Basket- ball I. 2: Pep Club 3: Sergeant at Arms 3. Mary Ann Vizanko Mary Speech 3: Sophomore Class Party Committee I: Prom Com- mittee 2: 'Stage Door crew 3: Taming of the Shrew crew 3: Entre Nous I. 2. 3: Spaench I 2. 3: GAA I. 2. 3: Honor Roll I. 2. 3: Pep Club 2: Choir 3: Drill Team 2: National Honor Society 2. 3; $100 club: Sixth Top Magazine Sales- man 3. Judith Rae Walker Judy Mary Catherine Wennen Mary GAA I 2 3: Drill Team 2. 3: Choir 2. 3: Ticket Seller I; Entre Nous I 2. 3: FTA 2. 3: Spaench 2. 3: Honor Roll I. 2: Pep Club 2 3: Prom Committee 2. Dennis Wayne Wessman Zoomy Byrl Elizabeth White Byrl Tri-Hi I. 2. 3: Spaench 2. 3: FTA 2: GAA I. 2. 3: Drill Team 2 3: Choir I. 2. 3. Sally Ann Wicklund Sal Sophomore Class Party Committee I: Prom Committee 2: Senior Class Party Co-chairman 3: Taming of the Shrew crew 3: Stage Door cast 3: FTA I. 2. 3: Ro-Hi Theps 3: GAA I, 2. 3: Council 2 Pep Club 3: Drill Team 2 3: Star ' staff 2: Assistant Editor 3: Printer 3: Rohian staff 2: Photographer 2. Susan Mary Wicklund Sue Sophomore Class Party Committee I: Taming of the Shrew crew 3: Tri-Hi I. 2. 3: GAA I. 2. 3: Pep C ub 3: Drill Team 2. 3: Choir 3. Larry E. Wilde Larry Honor Roll 2. Bemadine Ann Zulsdorf Bunny Senior Class Play Committee Chairman 3: Ro-Hi Broadcaster 2. 3: Chairman 3: Prom Committee 2: ' Staqe Door cast 3: Tammg of the Shrew crew 3: Ro-Hi Theps 3: Entre Nous I. 2. 3: FTA 2 3: Red Cross I: GAA I. 2. 3: Pep Club 3: Drill Team 2. 3: Choir 3: Ticket Seller I. 2. 3: Star and Rohian staff 3. 102