Roosevelt High School - Rohian Yearbook (Virginia, MN)

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The project was Christmas decorations. The artists were Sandra Bussey, Kathy Sieckert and Walt Rabideau. Art Is Expression Freedom of expression has its artful con- notations. Do you get enthusiastic over an assort- ment of oil paints, a couple of brushes and a canvas? Do you see beauty in a piece of washed up driftwood? Do you find excitement in molded chunks of clay? Do you seek the picture of life in the in- animate? Do you ? We do. 29 Anne Moberg

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Mr. Rukavina is taking roll. There’s Always Time to Study. Well, what do you know! Some people do STUDY in study hall.

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ROW 1 R. Johnson, J. Aysta, K. Loomis, R. Cary, J. Grcgorish, VV. Hauruncn, M. Gravich, B. Ilse, M. Smol- ensky, S. Wachholz, D. Anderson, L. Larson, G. Bal- cerzak. ROW 2 E. Shaw, A. Elias, L. Lien, P. Belay, C. Anttila, V. Niskala. K. Ilse. J. Ovick, D. Anderson, C. Nelson, P. Cuppoletti, K. Koroshec, J. Johnson, M. Ca- deau, J. Lambert, M. Johnson. ROW 3 B. Poznanovic, D. Nelson, N. Seppala, M. Wellberg, L. Schuman, S. Fet- zich, P. Jakse, C. Carlson, K. Rozak, W. Laituri, F. Germ, J. O’Leary, T. Sersha, L. Groves, M. Willenbring, Mr. Saari. ROW 4 C. DeYoannes, L. Wennen, M. Devich, P. Bishop, J. Lomsak, R. Romer, S. Clasen, D. Larson, M. Hanke, L. Paulsen, D. Lend, A. DeLuea, C. Ol- lila, E. Maki, D. Vanne, A. Turk. Glee Club Choir The Girls' Glee Club is mixing work and fun. What better way is there to break up the monot- ony of daily classes than to sing? Every Monday, Wednesday, and Friday the girls would meet to practice. Talent from all three grades were represented. This year under the direction of Mr. D. Saari, the girls performed at the Sing-along and Christ- mas Festival. “Come on let’s sing along,” said Mr. Saari, direc- tor of the VHS choir at the first concert pre- sented this year. The audience sang folk songs which were accompanied by banjos. The choir also presented a Christmas and Spring concert. High- lights of the year were a musical and District 27’s music festival. Much of the money from the choir’s treasury was spent towards purchasing new music for the choir. A small madrigal group composed of nine girls also sang at various organization func- tions. ROW I: S. Gentilini, P Decorsi. S. Luoma, C. Nelson, M. Hadash. S. Lukkonen, D. Feinberg, D. Nelimark, P. O’Brien; ROW 2: P. Neari, C. Bueeanero, L. Thomas, J. Johnson, K. Bukovac, K. Stoltz, T. MeDcrmid, M. Maki. L. Holets, C. Wrobleski, J. Vilsmeyer; ROW 3: P. Mitchell, C. Galloway, M. French, R. Cohn, S. Jackson, K. Burgher, S. Mattson, C. Hyvonen, A. Skubic, J. Kos- ki, M. Johnson, C. Carlson: ROW 4: Mr. Saari, P. Mar- tin, S. Bakkethun, J. Young, A. Klekotka, P. Judnick, T. Simonson, J. Brimsck, C. Seppi, P. Coleman. S Kivimaki, M. McKenzie, and M. Forceia. 30