Roosevelt High School - Rohian Yearbook (Virginia, MN)

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JULI ANNE KAY INDAHL “N« day so dark she couldn't brighten with her contagious smile.” ARLETTE LOUISE JENIA “A good kid in any crowd. PEGGY ANN IRISH “A winning way and a winning smile.” MARLENE ANN JOHNSON “A true friend hidden by a solemn look.’ MARY LOUISE ISAACSON “Sweet and quiet whose gentle nature never varies.” ROBERT NELS JOHNSON “Still waters run deep KAY MARIE JACOBSON “In size she’s small, but in spirit she’s tall. LYNDA LEE JOKINEN “Her abilities are hidden under a cloak of shy- MARY KAY KANGAS “A bundle of sincerity. JOHN RICHARD KARKINEN “Likes to sit and watch the world go by.” WILLIAM DAVID KAUKONEN “Bill’s pleasing manner and understanding make him a loyal DANIEL RICHARD KILFOIL “Nice clothes and a flair for friendliness.” friend.” 23

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BLAINE ROBERT HAKOMAKI “An affable gent with a subtle manner.” LYNETTEJEAN HEIKKILA “The giggling lass of the '64 class.” FRANK THOMAS HORVATH “It’s the industrial world for Frank, who centers his life around the shops.” ARNOLD DEAN HARJAMAKI “When any strange sound is heard in class— Guess who?” CHERYL BERNICE HARRINGTON “The eye hath ever been the pearl of the face.” DAVID LEE HEIKKILA “Neither too bold nor too shy.” CHARLES JAY HERMANN “Must be shown to be convinced.” GARY HELLAND “I never let school inter- fere with my education.” LISBETH MARIE HLACA “Her aloof manner con- ceals her warming na- GERALD RUDOLPH HORVATH “A boyish and infectious grin irresistible to the feminine heart.” JAMES HAROLD HYRKAS “He can swim with the best of them and laugh with the rest of them.” CHARLES LEE ILSE “Happy-go-lucky Chuck doesn’t let many things stand in the way of fun.” 22

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JOSEPH FRANCIS KING “Cooperation is his watchword.” FRANCES MARIE KINNUNEN “Seen, but seldom heard. CAROL ANN KOEBENSKY “She’s content with life as it is.’ JANET KOEBENSKY “A personality full of ginger and good humor. ’ JAMES HARVEY KOSKI “Keeps up the conversa- tion with his interesting remarks. ’ RONALD EDWARD LACKNER “A true bowler with a spice of individualism.” JANET ELIZABETH KOSKI “A jaunty gal with a straightforward man- KATHLEEN ANN LAHTI “Pleasant and mild man- nered, she’s a conscien- tious worker.” WENDELL WELANDER KOSKI “Puts his worries into a pocket with a hole in it.’ RAYMOND JAMES LAHTI “Ray seems quiet to strangers, but around friends he’s never at a loss for words.” SHARON ANN KRIZE “A pert brunette with brains, beauty, and tal- BARBARA CLARE LAMM I “A pleasure to have in any class.” 24