Roosevelt High School - Rohian Yearbook (Virginia, MN)

Text from Pages 1 - 168 of the 1972 volume:

1972 ROHIAN Roosevelt High School Virginia, Minnesota Volume 65 American Yearbook Co. 4 Prologue Prologue 2 Student Life 6 Organizations 26 Athletics 46 Classes 68 Administration 112 Epilogue 128 Advertising 132 Index 146 STUDENT LIFE 1. Barb Nelimark and her date reflect the atmosphere of Soolaim'on. 2. Debbie Wheeler seems surprised at Bob Weidner's proposition. 3. The double hoop circling is just a part of the decorations for the 1971 Junior-Senior Prom. 4. Ginny Wennen and Tom Rubenstein pose for a picture to look back on. Student Life 8 Student Life 9 Soolaim’on a jungle safari Prom goers in 1971 experienced a unique jungle safari through Africa—A perfectly poised flamingo flaming with color stood in a sparkling blue pool proudly greeting the couples. Tropical trees and flowers lent such a realistic atmosphere one tried to smell them. Soolaim' on. the theme which inspired the Juniors in 1971, wafted through the transformed gym that special night—floating on a mystical, romantic jungle breeze. Cheeze we’re tuff Fall days came, and fall days went in 1971; but October 15 was Roosevelt's great 1971 HOMECOMING. Streamers decorated the main hall, changing it into a blue and white fantasy. Big banners blared out our unique homecoming slogan— STEPP-ON-WOLF. Our football team walked all over the Ely Timberwolves, 46-6. At half-time, our Homecoming Queen, Lesley Graham, and her royal court rode in procession, along with the class floats. The Seniors found it was well worth it, as they swept the contest with their giant mouse, and the slogan— CHEEZE WE RE TUFF. 1. It takes more than the players on the field to make a good team. 2. Charlie Zupetz. Washington Elementary School’s sweetheart, makes it big. 3. 1971 Homecoming Queen and her court: Diane Jorgensen. Queen Lesley Graham. Kay Carlson, and Shannon Parden. 4. The Senior Class thanks all who unknowingly contributed to the success of their winning float. Student Life 11 A hazy shade of winter Girls in Entre Nous and Tri Hi sponsored that one special dance which gave the weaker sex a chance to prove themselves. November 12 saw a carefully constructed park in a winter setting. As delicate snowflakes, bearing the couples’ names, floated through the air, and the couple on the wall mural dreamily skated. Gene and the Playboys played for the 1971 Turnabout as we danced in A Hazy Shade of Winter. Year of themittens In one supreme effort to reach the goal of $10,072, the Class of 72 launched an unforgettable magazine drive on October 5, 1971. Groups of students, divided alphabetically, constructed teepees and outhouses as collection sites for the subscriptions. From the magazine money, $2000 was donated to the ROHIAN. an amount was used to sponsor the AFS program, and the magazine money also paid for the Seniors' class memorial and class banquet. To thank the people of Virginia for supporting their magazine drive, the Seniors launched another drive. Each Senior dropped in a pair of mittens at the ‘ Mitten Tree.'' The hundreds of mittens were then distributed among the needy at Christmas. 14 Student Life 1. Senior magazine drive co-chairmen, Bernice Kishel and Bob Walden, along with advisor. Mrs. Stolberg. realize the quota is far off. 2 The star attractions of the magazine drive assembly were the senior class's own little babies: Davey Richter. Johnnie Trenti. Billy Godmare. and Kar-Kar Anderson. 3. Some senior magazine drive captains like Ann Kralich. LizCanelake. Bruce Knudslien. Marianne Pozniak, Paul Thomas. Debbie Frisch. John Starkovich. Jim Bnmsek. Joe Scipioni, and Dave Possin are always willing to work, but that Wayne Wilberg trys to avoid it. 4. Jo Reske. Mary Sershen, Jeanne Byrne, and Kathy Sabart proudly dance a step as they introduce to you their sign. Student Life 15 The human train Dirtywork at the Crossroads, a typical melodrama, came to life April, 1971, with the hilarious performances of talented VHS students. VHS set designers added to this melodrama with their “rolling river Who else could create a river with two boards, blue paint, and a saw? Even more amazing was the train composed of thirteen human bodies. This chugging choo-choo provided a dramatic finish to the unforgettable Dirtywork at the Crossroads. 1. DIRTYWORK AT THE CROSSROADS - Row 1: H.Vontin. S.Osmundson, L.Johnson. M.Poznanovic. J Korpela. R.OIson. M.Mattson, G.Anderson, R.Erickson, J. Engstrom. Row 2: M.Kochaver. G.Roczniak. L.Wild. P. Erickson. M.Pfutzenreuter. C.Hagberg, D.Peterson. K. Hill, U.Boch. J.Renzaglia. M.Garcia, M.Podpeskar. B Kishel. D.Koski. M.Lang, N.Anderson. M.Weiss. J.Fellegy. R.Vonderhaar. W.Caron. P.Emery. 2. THE TRAIN - W.Caron. P.Emery. U.Boch, C.Hagberg, D.Koski. B.Kishel. R.Erickson. J.Renzaglia, N.Anderson. K.Hill. J.Fellegy. R.Vonderhaar, L.Wild. 16 Student Life An evening of mixed emotions. “An Evening of One-Acts. directed by Mr. Turk and presented by the VHS Drama Department, consisted of a unique blend of comedy and gloom. FUMED OAK, a dramatic comedy poking fun at the American family, THE WALL, an intricate story demonstrating the idea that martyrdom always helps a cause, and PYRAMUS AND THISBE, a hilarious tale of two blundering lovers, unfolded on the stage November 5, 1971. 1. FUMED OAK - J. Renzaglia. L.Johnson. A.Kralich, H. Vontin. 2. THE WALL - Row 1: M.Kvale, L.Zupetz. Row 2: P.Metsa. R.Erickson. M.Peterson. Row 3: W.Godmare, M.Weiss. D. Richter. Row 4: T Lemieux, 0.McKenzie. P.Springhetti. W.Saari. 3. PYRAMUS AND THISBE - Row 1: R.Vonderhaar. J. Renzaglia, T.Lemieux. Row 2: P.Metsa. T.Pavlowich, D. McKenzie, J.Korpela, M.Viezbicke. W.Godmare. Row 3: D.Richter, P.Springhetti. M Weiss, G.Anderson. B Kishel. M.Gentilini. Student Lite 17 1. THE BURIAL OF ESPOSITO • P.Metsa. T.Lemieux, M Peterson. J.Korpela. 2. That's a no-no. Sha-Sha! Rabbi Richards caught Matchmaker Jenia slipping. 3. Tevye's five daughters: Tzeital. Bielke, Sphrintze. Chava. and Hodel. all smile hoping to lure a husband. 4. FIDDLER ON THE ROOF ROW 1: H.Vontin, J.Reske. G. Wennen, J.Polski, D.Lassila. ROW 2: M.Ralston. L.Laakso. K.Pernu. M.PIeger. M.Lewandowski, C.Christianson. W. Christianson, D.Hornik, S.Jenia. D.McKenzie, L.Johnson, D.Saxhaug. ROW 3: G.Culbert. B.Godmare. J.Prlina. J. Trenti. T.Maki. M.Lang, P.Richards. P.Staupe. C.Emery. J.Renzaglia. P.Pellinen. G.Anderson. D.Moberg. P.Metsa. Virginia hosts one-act play contest This year's one act play contest was set in a town mortuary. “The Burial of Esposito” dealt with the death of a young boy who was drafted, and returned home in a coffin. His father, Nick Esposito, refused to accept his beloved son’s death. The Burial of Esposito” presented a challenge for Director Tony Turk and assistant, Bernice Kishel. It did not place in district competition, but Mike Peterson, as Nick, received an honorable mention for his efforts. VHS choirs don’t “fiddle” around In the small Jewish community of Anatevka, Russia, life was based on tradition—without it, the people would have been as shaky as a FIDDLER ON THE ROOF. Based on this idea, the 1972 musical FIDDLER ON THE ROOF, led its audience along a path of laughter and tears. Chuck Christianson as Tevye stole the show with his rendition of If I Were A Rich Man. His hilarious gyrations and snapping fingers sent the audience home humming this snazzy tune. His real-life sister, Wendy, portrayed his wife—a nagging, bossy woman. With a multitude of other performers, and an orchestra as great as the New York Philharmonic, Mr. Frandsen and Mr. Groves produced a play which melted the hearts of the audience, and filled them with the excitement found in FIDDLER ON THE ROOF. Student Life 19 1. 1972 Winter Sports Festival Court - Kim Kochevar. Debbie Saxhaug. Tim Riordan. Pam Richter, King Jack Carlson. Queen Kay Carlson, Linda Richter. Ron Shoden. Roberta Prout. Karl Anderson. 2. Senior snow sculpture - 3rd place. 3. King Jack Carlson and Queen Kay Carlson. 4. Junior snow sculpture - 1st place. 5. Sophomore snow sculpture - 2nd place. CROA S V-.. Carlsons’ reign The 1972 Winter Sports Week brought Tweetie Bird to the Sophomores’ hall. Devil Country to the Juniors' hall, and a short- lived snowman to the Seniors' hall. Besides a hall decorating contest, there was the annual snow sculpturing competition. The Juniors took first place with their monstrous frog and the slogan: CROAK-EM. The Sophomores took second place honors with their bear, and the slogan: EMBEARASS EM.” The Seniors tried hard with their squirrel and nut bearing the words GO NUTS.” On Friday. February 11, in an afternoon assembly, Kay Carlson was crowned Queen, and Jack Carlson crowned King of the Winter Sports Festival. That night saw the memorable Virginia-Eveleth hockey clash and the last second goal (or was it?) by Eveleth—as they STRUGGLED past Virginia, 4-3. ...... Competitive fun If you happened to wander past the boys’ gym some cold winter night, you might have seen the “Star Spangled Bananas”, or, if you were lucky—“Pistol Pete’s Punky Rejects”. Intramural Sports provided boys not participating in winter competitive sports to still have “fun and games” in the winter. Under the direction of Mrs. Koebensky, GRA provided girls with a chance to really let loose”. Organized into four teams—Art, Sparkie’s Goobers. Flying Hooverettes, and Tough Guys, the girls conducted weekly battles of street hockey. 1. INTRAMURALS M.Drobac. R.Spolar. P.Lambert. D. Thomas. L.Okland. J.PIutt. B.Smolensky. T.Bonner. B. Aluni. B Johnson. K.Santelli, K.Andrick. T.Postudensek. B. Walden, B Creighton, L.Aronen. R.Creighton. J.Weir. T.Pepelnjak. L.Haugen, M.Podpeskar. R.McKenzie. T. Monroe. T.Maki. 2. It keeps Billy Creighton off the streets. 3. Josie” Walden and the Fascist Pink's Mark Carlson fight for the ball. 4. Goalie Joan Andrick deflects another one of Cathy Bennick's shots. 5. GRA-ROW 1: J.Pepelnjak, M.Gross. C.Beito. P.Prlina, C. FIaim. ROW 2: C.Peterson. M.Radosevich, A.Borden. J.Pepelnjak. L.Erickson ROW 3: S.Skorseth. D.Frisch. C. Vitali. A Hahne. D.Grigg. C Bennick. M.Begich ROW 4: M.OIson, C.Friedlieb. D.Murphy. D.McKenzie. M. McKenna. M Judnick. R.Spehar. 6. Tough Guys vs. Goobers. Routines arouse enthusiasm Although not participating directly in the games, a group of girls were always found on the field, floor, or ice—wherever the action was. Working with Mr. Geary and the band, the VHS majorettes devised routines, and entertained the sports' enthusiasts at half- time intervals. Clapping and jumping, the cheerleaders, directed by Miss Moroni, drove the “Devil spirit up to an all-time high with their cheers. 1. MAJORETTES -ROW 1: A.Hahne. L.Erickson. R. Pettinelli. L.O’Leary ROW 2: L.Anderson. M.KIink. S. Prue. 2. Sandra Prue and Renal Pettinelli practice their routine. 3. Two of the cheerleaders providing one of the many laughs at the Winter Sports Festival Assembly. 4. CHEERLEADERS ROW 1: L.Meinzer. B.Nelimark. ROW 2: S Loberg. M.Ralston. L.Laakso ROW 3: D.Lassila. D.Kwiecinski. J.Polski. 5. Debbie Lassila leads the students in a cheer under the traditionally hung “Teddy Bear.” ORGANIZATIONS 1. PEP CLUB ROW 1: L.Laakso, l.Memzer. M.Ralston. D. Kwiecinski. D Lassila. J.Polski. S.Loberg. B.Nelimark. ROW 2: J.Pepelnjak, G.Carlson. M.Novak. D.Olin, S. Skorseth. C.Fontaine. M.Biondich, M.Rebeau. D.Ahola. J.Engstrom. J Andrick. K.Jones. B.Mausolf. C.Nyrhinen, S.Fox, S.Jenia. D.Moorefield. S.Koski. N.Peterson. M. Viezbicke. M.Luoma, L.Viita. L.Anderson. J.Joelson. K. Pernu, C.Vitali. S.Peterson. M.Starich, C.FIaim. D.Frisch. ROW 3: D.Stahl. S.Winter. B.Lehto. J.Korpela. B.Trimble. L. Lanska. S.Schramm. M.Lewandowski. D.Peterson. J. Kovatovich, J.Foster, N.Anderson. J.Bryne. J.Reske, J. Prlma, T.Parise. N.Sacchetti, J.LiaBraaten. P.Roskoski. J.Stowe. S.Gregorich. C.Stoltz. C.Lustig. C.Beito. D. O'Brien. M.Weber. T.Bonner, W.Smolensky. R.Pohlman. ROW 4: T.Pozniak. M.Olson. D.Pappone. S.Parden, D. Johnson. J.Seinola. L.Erickson. S.Chida. P.Pazzelli. M. Backman, G.Anderson. G.Lehto. M.Weber. B.Kishel, R. Spehar. L.O’Leary, V.Warren. G Johnson. A.Hahne. M Durbin. C.Hudson, P.Winter. M.Falsted, K.Tomonivich. S. Oakman, J.Agriesti, P.Cuppoletti. K Pecarina. D. Possin. T.Branigan ROW 5: P.Thomas. R.Thomas. R. Walden. J.Hafdahl. T.Riordan. J.Galonski. S.Nyrhinen. T. Pavlowich. K.Santelli, G.Cimperman. M.Seppi. P. Pfutzenreuter. D.Richter. D.Peterson. J.llse. M.Carlson. M. Lang. J.Scipioni. M.Pelletier. L.Salo. D.Risku. W. Wilberg. J.Brimsek. R.Buria, L.Snyder, G.Pettinelli. 2. Sally Loberg and Debbie Frisch work on the clapper project. 3. STUDENT COUNCIL ROW1: K.Knoll, A.FIeming. L. Laakso. J.Polski. P.Winter. P.Schochow. D.O'Brien, D. Skubic. W.Caron ROW 2: K.Pernu. W.Christianson. D. Peterson. J.Wiklund. J.Byrne. T.Pavlowich. P.Prlma, R.Spehar. D.Swanson, J.Reske ROW 3: D.Wheeler. N. Meier, M.Spehar. T.Riordan, J.Starkovich, G. Cimperman, GJudnick. D.Peterson, S.Nyhrinen. T. Branigan. L.Salo. Organizations 28 Pep explosion The Pep Club, besides yelling and cheering, sold VHS shirts and clappers— used especially at the Virginia-Eveleth hockey game. The 1971-72 Student Council, directed by Mrs. Koebensky, had a unique structure this year. Any VHS student was able to join, and meetings were conducted during class hours. One project-approved this year by the Council was the addition of club floats besides class floats to the Homecoming Parade. Organizations 29 1. Paul Richards places a claim on his •'wife . Jo Agriesti by giving her his letter jacket. 2. LETTERMEN ROW 1: S.Tamte. T.Baumgartner. M Terch. D.Risku. M.Norman, MSquillace. T.Foosness, D. Jensrud. J.Folman, T.Morrin. R.Serra ROW 2: MEskola. S.Nyrhinen. J.Hafdahl. B.Walden. D.Peterson. K. Kochevar. J.Carlson. G.Culbert. M.Weber. T.Branigan. R Pohlman. B.Thomas. W.Wilbert. J.Lind, L.Snyder. ROW 3: G.Isaacson. MSeppi. J.Pasternacki. T.Riordan. J.Carlson. G Marsh, J.llse, K.Anderson. G.Judnick. J.Scipioni. B. Godmare. K.Ruthenbeck. L.Salo. 3. GIRLS LETTER CLUB-ROW 1: Miss Ronmgan. S.Chida. A.FIemmg. D.Slade. L Memzer. S.Harvey. Mrs. Rantala. ROW 2: J.Rabideau. K Jokinen. P.Gambucci. J. Woodward. J Wiklund. C.Beito ROW 3: D.Peterson. D. Murphy. C.Friedlieb. R.Spehar. D.Wheeler. M Spehar. K.Pecanna. 4. Melody. Della. Maureen, and Vicky choose the Winter Sports Festival king candidates. Organizations 30 Alumnus returns VHS Lettermen held their annual spaghetti dinner during Sno-Week. The meatballs added a little bounce to the spaghetti as the boys cooked and cleaned in the kitchen. An alumnus. Steve Begich, who refused to part with VHS, continued to lead the Lettermen’s cheering section at athletic activities. The Girls' Letter Club also had a hand in Sno-Week. They presented a king to go along with the Lettermen's queen. Organizations 31 Girls’ clubs befriend underprivileged Tri-hi began their year with a car wash, followed by a bottle drive. Profits received from these projects were used to support their foster child. Dieu. In the spring, the girls planned, baked, and decorated for the Senior Tea. The club advisor is Miss Moberg. Entre Nous, another girls' social club, directed by Miss Beckstrom, decorated the main hall with blue and white streamers for Homecoming Week. Dishing out the candy, pop, and popcorn at all VHS football games, were tne Entre Nous members. At the Christmas, they entertained several welfare children. Together, in November, the two clubs combined forces to produce the annual Turn-About. Organizations 32 1. TRI-HI ROW 1: B.Lehto.M.Phillips. D.SIade. J. Pepelnjak. M.Ralston, B.Mausolf. D.O’Brien, LJohnson, K.Pernu, S.Jamrnski, J.Walden. K.Walkky. P.Maki. D. Papin. C.Gentilini, L.Graham. D.Frisch. B.Nelimark. S. Loberg. L.Laakso. J.Pepelnjak. D.Hoffman. J.Bryers. G. Carlson. D.Pappone. L.Anderson. W.Galbraith. ROW 2: S Skorseth. J.Korpela. S.Swenson. S.Chida. J.Poffs. J. Foster. J.Anderson. P.Schochow. L.Rodorigo, J.Seinola, D Johnson. KOmerza. M.Foschi. JJoelson. K.Anderson. D.Lassila. S.Oakman. MViezbecke. C.FIaim. D.Orazem. M. Luoma, S.Parden, T.Parise. S.Neimi. C Judnick, L. Tassi. M.Bocchi, R.Pazzelli. M.Begich, S.Winter. M. Dickens. L.Sakrison. D.Peterson. P.Roskoski. D.Grigg, N. Sacchetti. D.Matko, K.Carlson. J Wiklund. M Radasovich, W.Christianson. P.Wolff. C.Peterson. J. Bonner. M.Starich. J.Agriesti, D.Kwiecinski. M.Gentilini. B Johnson. G.Anderson. ROW 4: G.Kochevar, M.OIson, G Johnson. C.Hodil. M.PIeger. M.Sershen, K.Sabart, B. Kishel. J.Prlina, J.Reske. J.Byrne. P.Cuppoletti. R. Lundgren, D.Wheeler. A.Hahne. L.O Leary. L.Erickson. J.Kovatovich. M.Spehar. G.Foschi. D.Morgan. S. Krasaway. J.Cleaver. N.Lavine. C.Burchel. L.Pappone. D. Stahl, S.Olson. 2. Debbie O’Brien, Gail Anderson, and Sharon Chida work on the snowman for the Turn-About entrance. 3. ENTRE-NOUS ROW 1: A.Norvitch. K.Neri. M.Luoma. N.Peterson. K.Knoll, S.Gregorich, C.Stoltz. J.Stowe. J. Wessman. C.Beito. P.Salo ROW 2: C.Fontaine. M.Hilmas, J.Tamte. L.Lanska. S.Koski. J.Aubim. J.Koski. L.Viita, L. Jarvi, T.Rahjala. G.Lehto. ROW 3: B.Trimble. D. Moorefield. C.Kokal. M Weber. D.Pranaitis. R.Spehar. A.Buvarp, S.Schramm. A.Buvarp, J.LiaBraaten. P. Larsen. D.Peterson. Organizations 33 Choirs initiate pop concert 1. A CAPELLA CHOIR ROW 1: H.Vontin. L Johnson. J. LiaBraaten, W.Christianson. D.Moorefield. D.Saxhaug, M.Sershen. M.PIeger, M.Humphrey. J.Cleaver, JReske. S Jenia. K.Walkky. C.Beito, L.Laakso. K.Pernu, S.Harvey. C.Simberg. ROW 2: J.Dobb, S.Rowbottom. A.Felming. J.Engstrom. C.Nyrhinen. K.Anderson. K.Wilde. L.Zupetz. J.Kovatovich. D.Wheeler. D.Vukelich. J.Hyrkas. K. Lisowski. RPazzelli. M.Ralston. D.Orazem. K.Giblin. J. Wessman. ROW 3: D.Hornik. T.Maki. G.Groves, P.Staupe. C. Christianson. B.Cornell. C.Emery. T.McQueen. P. Richards. R Spehar. D.Swanson. D.McKenzie. P.Metsa, L. Wild, J.Renzaglia. W.Caron. G.Anderson ROW 4: Mr. Frandsen, P.Moberg, J.Trenti. W.Godmare. T.Pavlowich, D. Richter, M.Lang. B.Makela. G.Culbert. K.Anderson. W. Rantala. T.Lemieux. S.Antonow. P.Pellinen. L.Mattson. M. Sacchetti. S.Honkonen 2. MIXED CHOIR ROW 1: S.Heitala. R.Cundy. C.Swor. V. Wennen. J.Eichholz. P.Nordquist, D.Lee. D.Pranaitis, K. Zebro, P.Prlina, MKishel. J.Prlina, J.Koski. J.Polski. ROW 2: S.Bonner. C.Fontaine. D.Matko. B.Kishel. S. Tuuri, A.Buvarp. M.Muller, D.Hinsa. J.Philaya, N.Meier. D.Lassila. RJohnston, K.Smith ROW 3: Mr. Groves. P. Zupetz. R.Bingle. G.Love. W.Hunsinger. T.Sabart. L.Tassi. M.Lewandowski, S.Winter. B.Rouleau ROW 4: M.Eskola, P.Grulke. D.Wovcha. P.Springhetti, P.Pazzelli. K. Tomonovich. J.Korpela. S.Pietrini. 3. Dennis Hornik tunes up with a little lemon juice. 4. Choirs put their “heads” together-Nancy Meier, Mike Sacchetti, Linda Rodorigo. Organizations 35 Instrumental music Through the combined efforts of the band, orchestra. A Capella Choir, and Mixed Choir, Hallujah was performed during the winter concert. The orchestra joined the drama department in presenting the fall play, An Evening of One Acts.” The band helped fire up school spirit at the local games through a pep band. The band as well as the orchestra made several exchange trips to other area schools to show off their ability. 1. Orchestra and band members warm up before their fall concert. 2. ORCHESTRA ROW 1: W.Rantala, L.Pettinelli. P. Pellinen. J.Metsa. K.Knight, K.Anderson. C.Pecarina. CJohnson. ROW 2: D.Moberg. I.Makirinne. J.Woodward. P.Gambucci. S.Niemiste. J.Tekautz, L.Aho. M.Eskola. ROW 3: L.Viita. M.Luoma. J.NisvIa, D.Aho. D.Pettinelli. D.Hansen. W.Christianson. J.Wiklund. M.Phillipich, P. Salo ROW 4: D.Carlson. L.Branville. C.Emery. V. Bazzani. M.Korpela. K.Ruthenbeck ROW 5: N.Bittner. M Spehar. M.Foschi. Mr. Davis. J.Oberstar. B.Larsen, G. Burchell. K.Nyberg, J.Roy. E.Carney. K.Eskola. M.Hilmas. 3. BAND ROW 1: R.Pettinelli. A Hahne. S.Prue. M.KImk. L.Anderson. L.O’Leary. L.Erickson. ROW 2: J.Metsa. K. Anderson. CJohnson. C.Pecarina. J.Strand. ROW 3: C.Beito. M.Weber. G.Mattsfield, L.Koski, D.Aaseng. S. Thomas, M.Nelson. G.Lehto. J.Rabideau. G.Tekautz. C. Friedlieb. S.Niemiste. ROW 4: V.Friedlieb. J.Wiklund. C.Christianson, S.Lehtinen. D.Thompson, W. Christianson. D.Hansen, D.Pettinelli. R.Dummer. L. Salo. G.HoIkko. T.Jason. J.Mattsfield ROW 5: M. Phillipich, P.Salo, C.Emery, J.Philaya. M.Peterson. V. Bazzani. S.Rowbottom. M.Korpela. K.Ruthenbeck. T. Branigan, D.Carlson. L.Branville. M.Lang, R.Spehar. ROW 6: Mr. Geary. N.Bittner. M.Spehar. M.Foschi. D. Fondrulia. 4. Confusion predominates before a concert. 1. Wendy Christianson and Janet Eichholz find an important point to include in their debate. 2. NFL ROW 1: W.Caron. N.Anderson. A.Felming. J. Eichholz. W.Christianson. L.Wild. R.Dubow. ROW 2: D. Wovcha. D.Swanson. T.Dombeck. A.Makynen. P.Metsa. D.Thompson, J.Gaspar. 3. DEBATE-ROW 1: L.Wild. K.Beatty. A.Kralich. V. Wennen. P.Wolff. J Seinola, A.Fleming. J.Eichholz. N. Anderson. ROW 2: M.Peterson. K.Sabart. M.PIeger. M. Sershen, T.Dombeck. T.Pepelnjak. R.Dubow. W. Christianson. D.Swanson. K.Knight. ROW 3: D.Wovcha. J. Gaspar. D.Thompson. T.Branigan. A.Makynen. G. Rocziak. W.Caron. 4. NFL candy sale competes with cafeteria. Organizations 38 The NFL under the supervision of Mr. D. Swenson was established in VHS last school year. It is a nationwide honorary organization in which one is selected to join, if he achieves 25 points in speech, drama, and debate. Al Makynen had the most points of any member, as his tally reached 317. The chapter this year had a successful candy sale during the lunch period for a money making project. The NFL has a good start and a bright future in VHS. This year’s debate team captured two first place trophies at the Duluth Central Invitational. Mr. Swenson felt this was the best year for VHS Debate Team, as all twelve sessions met with success. Speech places first Organizations 39 Virginia welcomes Luxembourg The AFS members were in charge of making Michelle Pleger feel at home in her new land. The Elder Metsa family opened their home to Michelle during her stay in Virginia. This year the club sponsored a bake sale to provide Michelle with money for Christmas presents. Asa climax to the AFS program. Ann Fleming is representing VHS in Argentina. It's been 3 years since Virginia has been represented through a student exchange program. VICA raffles sled VICA. representing the Vocational Industrial Clubs of America, was a newly organized club open to only those boys having vocational classes. Advised by Mr. Dennie and Mr. Kesanen. the club had a very active year, including raffling a ski-doo sled which was built by the members. 1. Michele Pleger practices her yodelingas her American sister Jackie Metsa plays for her. 2. AFS-ROW 1: C.FIaim. J.Pepelnjak. ROW 2: T.Pavlowich, J.Metsa. M.Pleger. D.Possin. D.Wheeler ROW 3: C. Peterson, A.Neari. D.Frisch, D.O'Brien. L.Johnson. A. Fleming ROW 4: M.Luoma. B Johnson. J.Reske, J. Byrne, D.Grigg ROW 5: N.Anderson. D.Ranum, S.Chida. E.Canelake. M.Kvale, J.Prlina. ROW 6: L.Erickson. S. Swenson, S.Winter, G.Roczniak. N.Sacchetti. 3. VICA ROW 1: Mr. Dennie. D.Peterson. M.Folman, T. Bedard. S.Smart. A.Hill. P.Forseth. D.Salo. J.Jauhola. ROW 2: C.Haavisto. B.Love. M.Mesich. S.Cundy. M. Matich. D.Hammer. A.Greene. A.Sandnas. B.Knudslien. E.AIto. R.Aho. Mr. Kesanen. 1. FTA-ROW 1: D.Jorgenson, D.Frisch ROW 2: G. Roczniak. A.Makynen. R.Vonderhaar. 2. FHA-ROW 1: M.Hilmas. J.Aubin, A.Norvitch, M. Radosevich. ROW 2: I.Makirinne, P.Dols. N.Hovey. V. Christopherson, P.Salo ROW 3: J.Chopp. C.Johnson. M. Snyder, A.Buvarp. 3. NHS-ROW 1: B.Erickson. T.McClelland. T.Branigan, A. Makynen, G.Judnick. ROW 2: C.Peterson. J.Wiklund. M. Radosevich, D.Wheeler, M.Bocchi, M.Begich. D.Grigg. 4. CADEAUX ROW 1: l.Jarvi. R.Dubow, ROW 2: B. Johnson. C.Peterson. M.Bocchi. ROW 3: J.Bennetts, M. Radosevich. D.Swanson. Crocker barrel explodes Although there was a lack of interest in FTA this year, five participants kept the organization going. The members were allowed to sit in on classes and view teaching methods for future use. Twenty girls, guided by Mrs. Bonicatto. kept the FHA of VHS going strong. As fund- raisers. the girls sold hot potatoes at the football games, and 'VHS Penants. Throughout the year, coupons were collected for the East Range Day Activity Center, and a Christmas party was held for some mentally handicapped children from the center. Organizations 42 New publication The NHS, advised by Miss Beckstrom, was composed of those students, selected by the faculty, having the qualities of leadership, service, scholarship, and character. New members were initiated into the Lafayette Bliss Chapter at an annual spring assembly. The winds of 1971 carried to VHS, Cadeaux, a literary magazine. Every student was able to submit their short stories, poems, and essays. Under the direction of Miss Larsen and Mrs. Stolberg, Carolyn Peterson and her Cadeaux staff published the magazine. Organizations 43 New “Star” room The “Star of the North,” Roosevelt’s enlightening newspaper, was edited by Julie Prlina and Mike Lang. Mrs. Hill advised the shenanigans as the staff produced monthly issues in the new room. Provided free of charge, the newspaper was filled with school activities and “fun” articles, while artistic pictures spiced the pages. The “Star” was created to allow students who were interested in Journalism to get an actual view of newspaper production. 1. Tony Bane and Bill Caron review the December issue of the Star of the North 2. ROHIAN STAFF ROW 1: M.Begich. R.Pazzelli ROW 2: M.Radosevich, M Phillipich. P.Wmters. V.Wennen. ROW 3: D.Grigg, C.Pottsmith. J.Seinola. E.Canelake. S.Winters ROW 4: J.Bennetts. E.Roczniak. MGarcia. J.Renzaglia. 3. Mike Lang uses his Poll Parrott decoder to understand the Star of the North. 4 STAR OF THE NORTH - D.Hornik, C.Peterson. J. Prlina. J.Reske, K.Knoll. D.Possin. 5. Oh no. I was on the last fold-out! Elizabeth Canelake pleads with the co-editors. Organizations 44 As each of the four deadlines approached we were held together with: Gene's organization plus, Sue's travelogue jokes, and Bobbi's “Mary did it!'' Occasionally a voice would break the monotony of the ROHIAN room: “Let me tell it toots lean exaggerate better. or “Well, if it's wrong blame the Yearbook Company! To keep plowing through the unimaginable amount of work in creating the ROHIAN, we popped and stuffed ourselves with tons of popcorn, guzzled gallons of pop. and of course—ate pizzas. The ROHIAN staff lived from one deadline to the next—catching up on sleep and sanity between times. ATHLETICS Athletics 46 Putter makes state The summer sport of golf proved to be a winner for Mr. Urick. He lead his boys to victory after victory on the greens. Mark Peterson, senior captain, putted his way to the state tournaments. Although the club was small, it packed a powerful punch. The spring sport of tennis brought out a large turnout. The boys, coached by Mr. Ferkul, had an overwhelming season. They only lost two matches. Athletics 48 1. They don’t call Mark Peterson Putter for nothing. 2. Mark Pelletier salutes his shadow. 3. Jim Galonski takes all his frustrations out on the ball. 4 GOLF-M.Buccanero. K.Bidle. J.Hafdahl. T. Postudensek. J.Galonski. D.AItobell. D.LeBlanc. 5. Joe Scipioni looks relieved after a tough match against Aurora. Athletics 49 1. CROSS-COUNTRY ROW 1: J.Sullivan. L.Starkovich. M Padgett. G.Tekautz. D.Schneiderhan. D.Ewens, R.Revak. J.Thomas. ROW 2: Mr. Pastika. T.Morrm. P.Staupe. J. Folman. P.Richards. R.Pohlman.. K.Ruthenbeck. L.Salo, T.McClelland. M.Eskola. 2. Concentration is Mike Norman's secret to a victory. 3. A final strain on his muscles drives Tony Morrin to a victory. 4. BASEBALL 1971 ROW 1: T.Riordan. K.Kochevar. S. Begich. M.Norman. C.OIson. G.Peterson. T.Peterson. ROW 2: Mr. Kokal. R.Shoden. T.Hafdahl. J.Carlson. D. Jorgenson, G.Judnick. M.Carlson. J.Carlson. W.Dostal. D.Risku. Mr. Clark. . Athletics 50 We ran all the way home Coached by Mr. Pastika, the seventeen VHS Cross Country team members practiced many long hours on the golf course. A junior, Tony Morrin, set new records in 1971 as he won individual honors in the District 27 Crosscountry meet, placed third in the Region, and ranked seventeenth in the state. The 1971 Baseball Team, besides winning twelve games in the spring season, even found time to warm-up before the Ely tournament using left hands! Tom Hafdahl set the highest batting average .382 by hitting twenty-one times out of fifty-five times at bat. Coached by Mr. Kokal and Mr. Clark, the Blue Devil Baseball Team was the runner-up in the 1971 District Tournament. 1. VOLLEYBALL TEAM - ROW 1: J.Roy, D.Hoffman. K. Anderson. S.Harvey. C.Beito. ROW 2: S.Hyvonen, M Watt. A.Norvitch, J.Anderson, K.Tomonovich. M. Henderson. L.Tapani, J.Strand. ROW 3: A.Buvarp. M. Judnick. C.Friedlieb. M.McKenna. D. Kwiecinski. V. Friedlieb. A.Buvarp. K.Knoll. 2. Kris Anderson's arabesque helped her to get a first place in the beam competition. 3. The game begins. 4. GYMNASTICS TEAM ROW 1: A.Gerand. D.Slade. B. Fleming. K.Anderson, C.Nelson, R.Rusich. B.Kaye. B. Rantala. ROW 2: M.Slade. S.Hyvonen. C.lvonen, A.Staupe, D.Haulenen. P.Cunningham. B.Lehto. M.Muhich. A. Vonderhaar. ROW 3: K.Hansen. S.Okerstrom, J.Anderson D.Peterson. S.Schramm. R.Spehar. M.Henderson. C. Beito. MissGornik. Miss Ronnegan. Volleyball team ranks second in regions For a team composed of rejects, as Miss Moroni tagged the girls who failed to appear at practice; and members like klutz” McKenna, they were successful. The Volleyball team’s record was as inconsistent as the fall weather they played in. After suffering a defeat in their last seasonal game, the girls went on to place second in the regionals. The Gymnastics team got under way late in the year, but still managed to make a name for themselves. Miss Ronnegan and Miss Gornik instructed the girls on the balance beam, uneven parallel bars, floor exercises, and vaulting. Student managers. Rose Spehar and Cheryl Beito, added to the spirit of the group. Athletics 53 Blues skate to regions The Blues came marching in as the Virginia Blue Devil Hockey Team awed everyone with their skill and strength. Sparked by the three top scorers in the IRC. the Carlson brothers, along with Jim Brimsek's miraculous goal-tending, Tim Riordan and Mark Peterson's blazing speed, and strong defense by Dave Kure, Joe Scipioni, Kim Kochevar, and Charlie Zupetz, the Devils showed their winning fever. They were defeated only once on their home ice. Many a hockey game was livened by the poppy cheers of the Hombres'' Who will forget their siren and flashing red light? In the 1971-72 hockey season, the Blue Devil Hockey Team, coached by Mr. Hendrickson, really showed Devils were the best—yes! 1. Mike Buccanero slaps goalie Jimmy Brimsek on the back after his fine performance in the Virginia-Grand Rapids hockey game. 2. Jack and Jeff Carlson dance their way around some Eveleth players. 3. HOCKEY ROW 1: B.Harala. J.Nekich. K.Hendrickson. M.Kearney. D.Joelson, M.Norman, D.Kure, M.Peterson. M.Buccanero ROW 2: Mr. Hendrickson, C.Zupetz. K. Kochevar. J.Carlson, J.Carlson, S.Carlson, Jim Brimsek. D.Peterson. J.Scipioni, A.Sacchetti. T.Riordan, Mr. Stanaway. 4. Jim Brimsek drops on a poke-shot by Chisholm as Kim Kochevar tries to spoil the shot. Athletics 54 VHS 9 10 2 3 4 9 6 4 W 5 6 . 7 8 6 11 7 4 OPPONENT Chisholm Hibbing Greenway Int. Falls‘C; Mounds View Thief River Falls Hopkins Bloomington Gilbert Eveleth Grand Rapids Aurora Fort Frances Babbitt enfeldg Grand Rapids MM Athletics 55 1. FOOTBALL ROW 1: A Holmes. BJohnson. R.Buria. T. Riordan, C.Zupetz. G.Judnick. M.Norman. R.Serra. D. Risku. T.Baumgartner. ROW 2: Mr. Haege. C.Stahl. P Grulke, M.SquIllace. K.Kochevar, V.Bazzam, M.Weber. P.Thomas. G.King. J.PIutt. K.Higgens. C.Larson. Mr Fabish. Mr. Glumack. ROW 3: M.Terch, M.Carlson. D. Peterson. G.Culbert. J.llse. J.Pasternacki. M.Seppi. S. Nyrhinen, M.Braaten. 2. Coach Haege explains a screen play to quarterback Tab Baumgartner. 3. Halfback Tim Riordan resists a tackle and heads for a touchdown. New coach battles apathy The 1971-1972 football season was started off with an outstanding win over Superior. Mr. Art Haege took over as football coach with Mr. Glumack and Mr. Fabish assisting. He tackled school apathy and showed the fans that our guys are tough. Coach Haege brought Virginia out of a losing slump to four wins, four lossesand one tie. Tim Riordan. Danny Peterson, and Charlie Zupetz were named to the MDN Football team, among other honors. Charlie wasalso named Lineman of the Year . The team showed more skill and determination than ever to give Virginia one of the best football season's in years. Mermaids unbeatable In 1971, the VHS Girls' Swimming Team had that special blend of talent and long hours of practice needed to win EVERY swim meet they participated in. Many new pool records were set as the team, coached by Mrs. Rantala, swept their twelve meets, and the District, Regional, and North Star Conference meets. er Soud VHS OPPONENT Two Harborsf; 18 £ 86 Biwabik 94 Duluth East 101 Silver Bay � r 'Chishoim |r89 Babbitt Bra+rerd ■veleth ,ng etroit Lakes oorhead 1. Ann Fleming earns 24.3 points for a forward dive Vi twist. 2. Cathy Pecarina prepares for a graceful entry into the water. 3. GIRLS’ SWIMMING ROW 1: B.Kaye. S.Thayer. A. Fleming. K Jokinen, L.GIavich ROW 2: B.Rantala. D. Murphy, M.Slade. R.Spehar. K.Pecarina. A.Staupe. N. Kure. A.Gerund. ROW 3: M.Hilmas. D.Wiermaa. JJarvi. B.Fleming. P.Gambucci. M.Spehar. M.King. J.Woodward. D.Slade. Mrs. Rantala. D.Wheeler. Athletics 59 “Barbarians” dunk Hibbing Coach Froehlingsdorf expected nothing from the VHS Boys- Swim Team but victory— and that's what he got. Because of its pep and spirit, the Blue Devil Team members were called barbarians'- by Hibbing's swim team. Amid whistles and stopwatches the swimmers splashed away in the high school pool. Rubber Ducky. Scott Majetich, and Bob Weidner's specially monogrammed shirt livened up the long practice hours. Athletics 60 1. Marc Mattson executes the jackknife. 2. Larry Pettinelli displays his form for the butterfly. 3. BOVS' SWIM TEAM ROW 1: L.Mattson. D.McClelland. B.Larson. S.Lundstrom, M.Mattson, L.Lundstrom ROW 2: B.Drummer. M.Braaten, K.Higgins. S.Majetich. B. Berg. J Hafdahl. L.Pettinelli. J.Folman. J.Rask ROW 3: J.Trimble. J.llse. G.Culbert. L.Salo. R.Erickson. C. Larsen. M.Madden. D.Pardus. B.Oakman. Mr. Froehlingsdorf. Mr Groves. VHS OPPONENT [r Ely Babbit Hibbing Tower-Soudan Chisholm Mounds V frondale BiwabilJ Green; View nway Eveleth m x Aurora Nash-Kwtn. St. Cloud Tech. Hibbing Ely 36 32 47 39 35 65 56 Athletics 61 VHS OPPO 1 Stil Mt. Iron Staples Int. Falls Bemidji Chisholm Babbit Grand Rapids Tower-Soudan Eveleth Ely Oenfeld Hibbing Athletics 62 Virginia Blue Devils edge the bears f Bearing in mind the injuries hampering the Devils, they performed to the best of their ability. In the Virginia-Eveleth game we proved that we can be a team. Freshman, Pat Foschi, pumped in the winning basket for a 59-58 win over the Bears in the remaining seconds of the game. Coach Richie Olson and assistant coach, Mr. Kokal, helped display the better talents of an inexperienced team. 1. Pat Foschi works his way around a Stillwater player. 2. BASKETBALL-ROW 1: J.Ahlstrand. P.Thomas, T. Rubenstein. R.Buria. J.Picek. J.Starkovich. K.Anderson. ROW 2: GJudnick. J.Pasternacki. H.Fee. M.Carlson. D. Culbert, K.Ruthenbeck. P.Foschi. B.BIoomquist. B. Lahti. Mr. Sutich, Mr. Olson. Mr Kokal. 3. Ray Buna feeds the ball into the center for another VHS basket. 4. Seniors Karl Ruthenbeck and Greg Judnick struggle for another victory. Curling and skiing Leads, seconds, thirds, and skips were all part of the game as the Curling squad did their thing. Coached by Mr. Sundberg, the team was composed of primarily juniors with only four seniors pitching in to help. The year proved to be successful with twelve wins and five losses. Virginia was superbly represented when the team took second at the Hibbing Bonspiel. Skimming through the winter's snow were a hardy group of thirteen boys—the VHS Ski team. Blue Devil skiiers entered only cross- country and slalom events, because the team had no jumpers. Daily the skiiers could be spotted shushing down the slopes of Giant's Ridge. The team was coached by Mr. Munig. 1. CURLING - R.Johnson. S.Harvey. G.Isaacson. M. Squillace. 2. SKIING - P.Haug. R.Serra. B.Godmare. B.Vitali. T. Morrln. A.Hyde. M.Eskola. R.Arpi. M.Weber. 3. WRESTLING ROW 1: Mr. Nelson. J.Cunningham. J Graham, R.Keith. S.Tamte. P.Cunningham. L.Snyder. ROW 2: F.Maki. T.Welander. M.Terch, B.Farden, T. Ferretti. T.Baumgartner. Mr. Schjeldahl. 4. Tab Baumgartner decisions his opponent. Athletics 64 Raisin power Pinning The Bear from International Falls was no easy job for Virginia, but Tom Welander and his raisins did the job. In only its third year at VHS, the wrestling team gained prestige in the IRC and captured the trophy at Walker’s Invitational Wrestling Meet. Sophomore Bob Farden won a first place in the Regions and continued on to the State meet. The matmen were coached by Mr. Nelson with the assistance of Mr. Schjeldahl. Athletics 65 Track teams The Girls’ Track Team, coached by Miss Ronnigen swept six meets, and captured the District and Regional titles in 1971. Besides running hard, and covering much ground, the girls took time out for ringy-dingy's” and a few “no-no's...” Steady improvement over the past few years led to a 1971 winning season for the Blue Devil Track Team. Mr. Westlund, assisted by Mr. Pastika led his boys to victories in three quadrangular meets, two medley relay trophies, and a second place rank in the District. Athletics 66 1. Vicki Friedlieb winds up to throw the shot-put. 2. GIRLS’ TRACK ROW 1: CBeito. J.Engstrom. L. Memzer. J.Roy. P.Kivela. NMattila. S.Jenia. P.Fellegy. K.Tomonovich. ROW 2:V.Friedlieb. J.Andrick, K.Krog. C.Pecarma. M.Spehar, H.Friedlieb. S.Chida. B.Dean. G. Johnson. D.Slade. Miss Doering ROW 3: Mrs. Rantala. M.Backman. C.Friedlieb. R.Spehar. A.Buvarp. J.Wiklund. M.Weber. D.Wheeler. G.Bicanich. D.Peterson. J.Aubin. P.Geary. C.Jokmen. Miss Ronnigen. 3. BOYS’ TRACK ROW 1: T.Morrin. L.Jones. J. Pasternacki. J.Norsted. T.Paulson. R.Terrio. K Ruthenbeck. R.Walden. J.Folman, B.Johnson. M.Lang. P.Thomas. J.Groebner. ROW 2: Mr. Pastika. D.Saranen. C.Nyberg, T.Dombeck. D.Moberg, G.Pernu. P.Hanes. R. Pohlman. M.Newton. M.Stickney. M.Weber. M.Eskola. E.Carlson. R.Serra. ROW 3: P.Moberg. M.Squillace. S. Nyrhinen. R.Youngman. V.Bazzani. T.Bramgan. B. Schaefbauer. J.Schramm. P.Richards. Mr Westlund. 4. John Pasternacki shows great form in jumping the hurdle. Athletics 67 CLASSES First woman president Kathleen Jean Adams Robert John Aho Roxanne Altobell Robert Ray Alunl Gail Elaine Anderson Karl Eric Anderson Lori Lyn Anderson Nancy Ruth Anderson Kevin Timothy Andrick Linda Ellen Archibald 70 Seniors Lee Michael Aronen Paul Melvin Aysta Mary Katherine Begich Cheryl Lavonne Beito Catherine Jean Bennick Timothy A. Bennick Jerome Kevin Berbee William Jeffrey Berquist William Gordon Bird Nancy Susan Bittner Scott C. Block Jack Kermit Bloomquist Mary Joyce Bocchi Thomas Patrick Bonner Ann Louise Borden William Thomas Bowen Terence Paul Branigan James Anthony Brimsek Alicia Marianne Buvarp Jeanne Ann Byrne Elizabeth Lee Canelake John Michael Canelake Coreen Adele Carlson Gwen Elizabeth Carlson Jack Anthony Carlson Jetfery Lee Carlson Kay Louise Carlson Mark John Carlson Wendy Lee Christianson Scott Brian Christopherson Gregg Ernest Clasen Janice Kay Cleaver Brett Mclay Cornell William Roland Creighton Gary Robert Culbert Thomas Richard Cundy Pamela Elise Cuppoletti Paul Demoe Mark Drobac Charles Wayne Eichholz 72 Seniors Charles Downey Emery Margaret Victoria Emmons Bradley Byrne Engman Robert James Erickson Cynthia Rae Esaia Mark Alan Eskola Michael Edward Folman Crystal Marie Fontaine Thomas Earl Foosness Trudy Ann Foosness Paul Alfred Forseth The “proof” is at the parties Could it be that Dennis Jensrud has a Monday morning hangover? Seniors 73 One in the hand is worth two in the muff Debbie Lee Frisch Robert George Galloway James Jon Galonski Barbara Ann Gavin Cindy Lou Gentilini Kathleen Margaret Giblin William Edward Godmare Lesley Diana Graham Gayle Louise Foschi Gail Rae Freeman Carol Pottsmith, Jo Reske, Jeanne Byrne. Michele Radosevich, and Kathy Pernu lend their hands to the Mitten Drive. 74 Seniors James Dennis Greene Susan Marie Gregorich Dorothy Patricia Grigg Margaret Ann Gross Carver Dean Haavisto David Curtis Hansen Sandra Ann Harvey Philip Karl Haug Sally Jean Heikkila Brian Roy Heisel Paul William Hejda Sally Ann Henke Seniors 75 Paul Kenneth Grulke Greg Rahn Gunderson Clayton Gerald Gwash William Paul Haapala Gerald Rolland Hill Christine Louise Hod 11 Gordon William Holkko Gregory Allan Holm Brenda Kay Johnson Brenda Lee Johnson Bruce Allan Johnson Keven Jon Honkola Maxine Lanelle Humphrey Joyce Eloise Mae Hyrkas Jon R. Jacobson Susan Elizabeth Jaminski Linda Jean Jarvi Dennis Allan Jensrud Janice Kay Joelson $40 equals Viking mascot Let us entertain you. sing Jo Reske. Liz Canelake. Kathy Sabart. Gina Kochaver. and Jeanne Byrne. Diane Kay Jorgenson Gregory Wayne Judnick Michial Allen Kaster Tim Riordan and Mike Sacchetti try to sell magazines the hard way. Sharon Kay Kirsch Bernice Kathleen Kishel John Bruno Klekotka Mary Beth Klmk Jeffrey Johnson Lynn Marie Johnson Kathleen Lynnette Knight Kathryn Marie Knoll Bruce Carl Knudshen Gina Ann Kochaver Mark Matthew Kennedy Seniors 77 Kim Steven Kochevar Expression in 1972 Connie Lee Kokal Jill Renee Korpela DeEtta Marie Koski Janis Elaine Koski Sandra Darlene Koski Ann Marie Kralich David Edward Kure Lynn Marie Laakso Michael Myron Lang Jill Korpela believes in the saying practice makes perfect.' 78 Seniors Laurely Marie Lanska Bruce Alan Larson Patricia Lee Larsen Gerald Grant Latimer Beverly May Lehto Timothy Craig Lemieux Joy Kristine LiaBraaten Sally Elizabeth Loberg Beth Ann Love Nanci Charlotte Lund Roberta Gayle Lundgren Mary Elizabeth Luoma mm Mary Kay Luoma Craig William Luukkonen Donna Renee Mackenzie Bradley Scott Makela Theodore Arcadius Maki Allen Isaac Makynen David Jon Manley Leon James Manners Jo Anet Martinetti Jeffrey John Marwick Ricky Mastin Lettermen Mark Weber. Paul Thomas and Gary Culbert take pride in their float. Thomas Albert McClelland Cora Lynn McConnell We did it twice Garylee Joseph Marsh Mark Mesich Jacalyn Lee Metsa Keith Otto Meyer Bruce Roger Moen Barbara Gail Moesenthin Richard Allen Molesky Deborah Jean Moorefield Deborah Eileen Morgan Nancy Nelson is lost in her work on the senior float. John Phillip Nekich Barbara Anne Nelimark Nancy Jo Nelson Tom Ryan Nelson Kathryn Jean Neri Annette Lee Norvitch Margaret Marie Novak Christopher W. Nyberg James Matthew Oberstar Deborah Ann O'Brien Lyle A. Okland Dayle Robin Olin Marie Elizabeth Olson Kathryn Ann Omerza DeEtta Sue Papin Diane Michelle Pappone Shannon Anne Parden Teresa Marie Parise Michelle adapts to the Range Thomas Strand Pavlowich Roberta Ellen Pazzelli Mark Steven Pelletier James F. A. Pepelnjak N. Timothy Pepelnjak Kathleen Evelyn Pernu Michelle Pleger sets a new drinking record 82 Seniors Barbara Jeanne Perslin Carolyn Ann Peterson Diane Marie Peterson Mark Stephen Peterson David Merlin Pettinelli Gregg Renold Pettinelli Margaret Edith Phillips Margaret Eilien Pietrini Michelle Mariemagdelena Pleger Debra Ann Plummer James Michael Plutt Robert Emil Pohlman David Richard Possin Thomas Peter Postudensek Carol Jean Pottsmith Marianne Pozniak Debra Kay Pranaitis Julie Mae Prlina Roberta Jean Prout Sandra Marie Prue Seniors 83 Michele Fay Radosevich Dan Alvin Reed James Paul Reed John Dee Renzaglia JoAnne Mae Reske Gary Stephen Richards David Walter Richter Pamela Jean Richter Susan Patricia Riley Timothy Scott Riordan David John Risku Norma Jean Rivard Eugene Andrew Roczniak Patricia Gayle Roskoski Thomas Joseph Roskoski Thomas Alan Rubenstein Karl Mark Ruthenbeck Kathleen Ann Sabart Michael Anthony Sacchetti Nyra Ann Sacchetti Lani Joy Sakrison David Leroy Salo Lawrence Christopher Salo Patricia Ann Salo Gale Marie Sandnas Michael Charles Sandnas Susan Marie Santala Kerry Dean Santelli David Wayne Saranen David 6ruce Sarberg Deborah Dawn Saxhaug NFL candy sales cure boredom The only thing wrong with John Renzaglia’s mouth is the length, the width, and the depth. Susan Elizabeth Schramm Joseph Michael Scipioni Roland Val Serra Mary A. Sershen Kevin Lee Sherek Susan Anne Skorseth Debra Joy Skubic Sidney Emerson Smart John Matthew Starkovich Ronald Alden Stenerson Karon Marie Stevenson Michael David Stickney Carolyn Sue Stoltz Janis Laureen Stowe Stephanie Marie Strand Ruth Ann Swatek Connie Rae Tekautz Mary Elizabeth Teller Debbie Lynne Thomas Paul Alan Thomas William John Smolensky Rose Marie Spehar Craig Lee Stahl Sally Louise Stark Robert Lyle Thomas Anton Roy Tomonovich John Emmons Tornquist John Michael Trenti Seniors 87 Bonnie Eve Trimble Lynne Elizabeth Turri Jean Lorelle Vanecek Richard Al Vonderhaar Donna Kay Vukelich Robert Neil Walden A Christmas tree and Diane Jorgenson work together in adding spirit to VHS. Katherene Joan Walkky Vicky Lee Warren Daniel Jerome Weber Mark Douglas Weber Robert C. Weidner Virginia Mae Wennen Judith Elsie Wessman Deborah Ann Wheeler Diane Leigh Wiermaa Julie Ann Wiklund Wayne Kenneth Wilberg Michael John Wilen Eric Donald Williams Michael Leo Wrobleski Karen Jean Zebro Charles Franklin Zupetz Debra Levig Zupetz Students gain responsibilities NOT PICTURED: Don Anderson. Craig Babich. Richard Balcerzak, Timothy Bedard. Gary Cuffe. Judy Farden. Timothy Haavisto. Charles Heikkila. Robery Hein. Neil Hoffman. Susan Jokmen. Jon Lundstrom. Daniel Maki. Mark Monacelli, Stephen Novak. Robert Padgett. DeEtta Papin, Gregory Petrich. James Petroskey, Paul Pfutzenreuter. Steven Plotnik. Suzanne Roman. John Sopp. Jon Weir. Keven Honkola and Kathy Pernu assist the office in posting the weekly schedule. Seniors 89 Revolutionaries hit Junior Class Cheryl Adams JoMarie Agriesti James Ahlstrand Edward Alto Jean Anderson Kris Anderson JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS: Pam Loftquist. Debbi Peterson. Mary Korpela. Mary Spehar. Steve Nyrhinen. Leonard Anderson Steve Antonow David Archibald John Aro Jeffrey Asbach Joanne Aubin Glen Avikainen John Bachman Anthony Bane Tab Baumgartner Vincent Bazzani James Bennetts Kerry Bidle Raymond Bird Cynthia Bittner Kimberly Block Bennet Bloomquist Jane Bonner John Bouska Alan Boyer Mark Braaten Jean Bryers Joan Bryers Michael Buccanero Carol Burchell Raymond Buna Annetta Buvarp Steve Carlson William Caron Sharon Chida Vicki Christopherson Eugene Cimpermen Jeff Cole Kurtiss Conaway Ronald Creighton Donald Cucich Terry Cuffe David Culbert Steven Cundy Jeannette Davis Beth Dean Paul DeBreto Margaret Dickens Barbara Dobbs Patricia Dols Thomas Dorn beck Lorraine Drieman Robert Dobow Janet Eichholz John Engstrom Charles Erickson Linda Erickson Thomas Ewens Marianne Fayon Harry Fee Pamela Fellegy Ken Higgens finds boredom in study hall. Patricia Fellegy Debra Ferretti Gwendolyn Fisher Carol Flaim Dennis Fleetwood Ann Fleming Patrick Flynn Jerry Folman Frank Fondurlia Marilyn Foschi Jane Foster Wendy Galbraith Pat Gambucci Michael Garcia Judith Geiselman Cheryl Gentilinia Mary Gentilini Peter Gerend Charles Gill Anthony Greene Louis Gregorich Susan Gross Steven Gustafson Loretta Haavisto Juniors 92 Juniors discover what a “free hour” means Bruce Hansen Scott Harvey Loren Haugen Kurt Hekkilia Susan Hejda David Helwig John Hendrickson Kenneth Higgens Kim Higgens Marjory Hilmas Dolly Hoffman Dennis Hornik John Hotchkiss Nancy Hovey Wallace Hunsinger James Use Glen Isaacson Jeffrey Jauhola Susan Jauhola Timothy Jayson Donna Jenkins Brenda Johnson Peggy Haavisto James Hafdahl Anne Hahne Betty Hahne Gregory Haines Douglas Hammer Brian Johnson Cheryl Johnson Deborah Johnson Gayle Johnson Jeffrey Johnson Juniors 93 $4,800: A new Junior magazine drive record Tim Jayson digests a new idea. Marvin Johnson Roger Johnson Katherine Jokinen Carol Judnick William Kaiser Michael Kearney Roger Keith Thomas Ketola George King Daniel Kirkman William Kishel James Klekotka Elizabeth Koebensky Renee Korkki Mary Korpela Jay Koski Kathleen Koski Owney Koski Jean Kovatovich Greg K rasa way Sally Krasaway Marilyn Kvale Della Kwiecinski Brian Lahti Juniors 94 David LeBlanc Margaret Lee Gail Lehto Lavonne Lemieux Jeff Lind Anne Linguist Pamela Lofquist Nana Lossing Brian Love Lon Lundstrom Steve Lundstrom Donna Lupich Donald Maki Frank Maki Patricia Maki Irene Makirinne Lindsey Marwick Mark Matich Debra Matko Cindy Mattonen Gene Mattsfield Cheryl Mattson Brenda Mausolf Patricia McDonald Maureen McKenna Rodney McKenzie Nancy Meier Steve Meinzer Joanne Mestnik Bradley Meyers Debbie Murphy Barbara Murray Kathleen Murto Rose Murto Ann Neari Patricia Neri Mark Newton Sally Niemi Michael Norman Terry Norman Steven Nyrhinen Susan Oakman Linda O’Leary David Ollila Shirley Olson Deborah Orazem Gregory Padgett Lida Pappone John Pasternacki Peter Pellinen Joy Pepelnjak Joyce Pepelnjak Gary Pernu George Perslin Gary Perttu Dale Peterson Dan Peterson Debbie Peterson Nancy Peterson Shelley Peterson Pat Wolff finds a quite moment at noon. We won second place, but we’re first-rate Larry Pettinelli Marty Pfutzenreuter Charles Phillips Dan Picek John Picek Gordon Pineo Mark Plys Mark Podpeskar Judy Poffs Therese Pozniak Michael Prlina Jacyln Rabideau Toula Rajala Mary Ralston Pamela Ram berg William Rantala Debra Ranum Paul Richards Linda Rodorigo Carla Roinstad Junior class boys decide to build their own bunny for the 1971 Homecoming Parade. Juniors 97 Robin Salb Dennis Salo Alan Sandnas ToniSandnas Bruce Schaefbauer Maribeth Schlotec Thomas Schmitke Margaret Schochow Jack Schramm Steven Schultz Jean Seinola Matthew Seppi Betty Jo Setra Steven Shoden Diane Slade Karen Smith Larry Snyder Mary Jo Snyder Frank Sopp Mary Spehar Mike Spitzer Richard Spolar Michael Squillace Debra Stahl Mary Starich Paul Staupe Susan Stupca James Sundeen David Swanson Luann Swenson Sara Swenson Jacqueline Tamte Scott Tamte Linda Tassi Mike Terch David Thomas Sandra Roinstad Bobbi Rouleau Jeffrey Rouse Deborah Rey Mark Rukavma William Sainio Juniors 98 Judith Weidman Michael Weiss Lincoln Wild Suzi Winter Patricia Wolff Janice Woodward Vicki Youngren Lynn Zupetz Carol Flaim thinks about the long week ahead. NOT PICTURtD: Lisa Hess Leslie Holappa Gary Ploof Anne Weir Two down—one to go Jean Walden Michelle Weber Johnathon Tomatz Joy Vandervort Margaret Viezbicke Lynne Viita Corrine Vitali Holly Vontin Juniors 99 Class of ’74 jumps right in SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS: David Wovcha, Jennifer Polski. Peter Zupetz. Patty Winter. Paula Prlina. Deborah Aaseng Bonnie Adams David Aho Debra Ahola Gary Allen Bruce Anderson Cary Anderson Michael Anderson Joan Andrick Richard Arpi Marsha Backman Steven Badanjak Kim Beatty William Berg Randall Bingel John Biondich Mary Lou Biondich Lori Bjorlin Sophomores 100 Patricia Bocchi Kerry Bodovinitz Nancy Bonner Susan Bonner Linda Bowen Lori Bozicevich Lee Branville John Byrne Christopher Canelake Stanley Capan Bradford Carlson Donald Carlson Peter Carlson Richard Carlson Elizabeth Carney Lynda Carpenter Terry Carpenter Paul Carsten Cynthia Causin Dale Cebelmski Jacquelyn Chopp Charles Christianson Jerri Christianson Catherine Claviter Bill Cole Scott Conaway James Cope Dale Cucich David Cuff Rosemary Cundy Joseph Cunningham Frank Curry Dwight Davis David Deluca David Divizio Jean Dobb Richard Dombrowski Ronald Drajna Deane Driscoll Robert Dummer Mary Durbin Susan Eichholz 4 Sophomores 101 David Eiola Joyce Elias Jean Ellioff Randy Elkington Scott Engelson JoAnn Engstrom Donald Erchul Gerald Erickson Glen Erickson Kendrick Erkkila Donna Esala Kathryn Eskola David Ewens Mary Jo Fahlstedt Mark Falkowski Robert Farden Gordon Ferkul Thomas Ferretti Dale Fjelstad Thomas Fleming Julie Folman Danny Fondrulia Scott Forest Cathy Pecarma puts in her piece of enthusiasm. Sandy Fox Christine Friedlieb Victoria Friedlieb Jan Gagne Jack Galaski James Gaspar Randy Gilness Sandra Girard Glenn Givens Sophomores 102 Sophomores bury apathy Our float demonstrates the spirit of '74 . Gregory Gradisher Timothy Grigg Gary Groves Jeffrey Gunderson John Haataja Brian Hagberg Bruce Hagberg Kurt Hannula Bradley Harala Robert Harjamafci Joseph Harrington Jean Harvey Sophomores 103 David Haurunen James Hawkinson Kevin Hedican Rose Heggarty Terri Heikkila William Helwig Sandra Hietala Brian Hill Kenneth Hill Tony Hill Janet Hinkel Deborah Hinsa Allen Holmes Randy Holstrom Steven Honkainen Charolette Hudson Kathy Hurley Alan Hyde Carla Iverson Lavern Jaksch DeEtta Jarve James Jarvinen Sharon Jenia Brenda Johnson Brett Johnson Brian Johnson Cheri Johnson Donna Johnson Jeffrey Johnson Jill Johnson Mark Johnson Paul Johnson Renee Johnston Kay Jones Doreen Jorgenson Melody Judnick Lawrence Kangas Svetlana Karkoc David La Valley Renae Keith Bruce Keranen Mary Kishel Patricia Kivela Peter Kjenass Deborah Kobe George Kobylinski Joel Kowitz Lynn Koski Michael Koski Kathy Krog Terry Laine Julie Lanari Mary Lang Brent Larson Cheryl Larson Cliff Larson James Latvaaho Jon Laulunen Dennis LaVigne Brian Maki does his famous flamingo in speech class. Chris Canelake pantomimes his ideas of a ride in a roller-coaster. Sophomores 105 Current events bring the facts closer to home Susan Lehtinen Jenny Lemieux Greg Lenci Larry Leppala Patti Lofquist Michael Lomsak Gregory Love Dean Lucarelli Mark Lundem Brett Lundstrom Cindy Lustig Michael Madden Scott Majetich Brian Maki Bruce Maki Clyde Maki Lynn Maki Raymond Maki Thomas Marolt Barbara Maronick Ellen Leseman Mary Lewandowski Ricky Lewis Cathy Lisowski Danny Marsh Nancy Mattila Jay Mattsfield Larry Mattson Marc Mattson Daniel McClelland Daniel McKenzie Taren McKenzie Timothy McQueen Lori Memzer Debra Lee Paul Metsa Linda Meyer Brian Meyers Mark Moen Michelle Muhich Marilyn Muller James Nekich Cheryl Nelson Margaret Nelson Michael Nequette Richard Neri Mark Niemi Sandra Niemiste Paula Nordquist Benjamin Norvitch Nancy Novak Carol Nyrhinen Robert Oakman Robert Ollila Kenneth Olson Randall Olson Mark Padgett Steven Palkovich David Pardus Robert Parise Paula Pazzelli Catherine Pecarina Sharon Pederson Jon Perpich Michael Perushek Dennis Peterson Frank Peterson Gregory Peterson Mike Peterson Renal Pettinelli Jane Philaya Mary Jo Phillipich Ronald Picek Rochelle Pietrini Crystal Pierce LuAnne Plesha Nancy Plummer Cary Anderson has extra time to finish his homework. Opening locks is nothing new for Brett Lund strom. Nancy Ramberg Janet Ranum James Rask Elizabeth Ratai Kathy Ratai Mary Beth Rebeau Roger Revak Roberta Richards Daniel Risku Yvonne Rivard Michael Rodorigo Jerry Rogers Patrick Rogers Michael Roskoski Sharon Rowbottom Jayne Roy William Saan Thomas Sabart Lynn Saimo Karen Salo Linda Santala Richard Saranen Kenneth Schaefbauer David Schneiderhan Michael Pluskwik Jennifer Polski James Prittinen Paula Prlina Bruce Pry Raeann Pry Dean Schubbe Gladys Schultz Terri Schultz Terry Setala Mary Shoars Laurie Shopp English students blind for a day Sophomores 109 Tournabout is fair play 4 Mike Peterson blushes as he walks into the girls alcove. Bradley Showalter Joe Shusterich Teresa Sieckert Carol Simberg Timothy Skaudis Craig Skoglund Brian Skytta Peter Springhetti Peggy Sregzmski Daniel Stahl Randy Strac Charles Stark Joanie Stark Paul Staudahar Judy Strand Joe Sullivan Michael Sundich Steven Swanson Susan Swatek Carole Swor Glen Tassi Emily Teasck Gerald Tekautz Ronald Tennison Sheryl Terrio Joseph Thomas Sally Thomas Sophomores 110 ADMINISTRATION Mr. Beulke creates a new feeling The 1971-72 school year brought to Roosevelt High School a new figure— Mr. Beulke, our principal. Supervising the faculty, students, and all school activities filled his busy days. Alert and capable secretaries aided Mr. Beulke in his work. Daily bulletins were typed, along with absence lists, and those occasional notices which flew through the school at 2:00 reading: “School will be released at 2:30 due to hazardous driving conditions. Directing the school district was the school board, who was in charge of debating over and smoothing out the school budget and teachers’ salaries. Mr. Beulke Principal Mr. Rukavina Asst. Principal Mrs. Schuman Secretary Mrs. Winkler Secretary Administration 114 College testing stumps seniors In 1972, more than ever, high school was regarded as a link to higher education, not the final step. This education took various forms, as students entered vocational schools, junior colleges and universities. The important business of filling out financial aid blanks, admission forms, and conducting tests was all supervised by the counselors, Mr. Anderson and Mr. Como. 1. Lani Sakrison realizes that being a senior means responsibility. 2. SCHOOL BOARD: Vernon Saxhaug, Edward Pakola, Bert Slade, Elder Metsa. Lloyd Sakrison, Edward Kerola, William Bergman. 3. While awaiting help from our counselors, Jim Jarvi examines the bulletin board. Administration 115 1972 lets loose Anyone sneaking a peek into the art room was really left with an eyeful. Of what? Everything imaginable and unimaginable! Twisted globes of clay, splatters of paint on canvas, and bright posters cluttered the room, as ingenious art students put on their thinking caps, and really let loose. Administration 116 Orchestra comes forth All groups should have a goal, stated Mr. Frandsen. director of the A Cappella Choir. Achieving this goal—appreciation of music—were the A Cappella Choir and the Mixed Choir directed by Mr. Groves. The A Cappella Choir not only sang, but also sold the inevitable soap which financed their annual trip to Minneapolis. The VMS Band pepped up all fans at pep assemblies, and joined in the uproar at basketball, football, and hockey games. Orchestra members displayed their skill by performing in November at the three one act plays. Said Mr. Frandsen: All music is good, some is just better than others. The above musical groups made good music better as shown by their concert performance. 1. Art students learn that cleaning up is as important as their project. 2. Gwen Carlson devotes her spare time to perfecting her art project. 3. Paul Richards displays the choir's salesmanship. 4. Mr. Groves shows the choir the right way. Mr. Davis Orchestra Mr. Frandsen Choir Mr. Geary Band Administration 117 Computer “tilts” on schedules A broad area of study was offered to the serious math student in Roosevelt High. Geometry books were brought home every night as we were introduced to the intriguing world of lines, planes, triangles, and theorems. Higher Algebra increased our knowledge of working with unknowns. We often faced a problem like—FACTOR: 2 10 + a20 + 1909114 +T1 2 3 + (TMR)7 Advanced Senior Math perhaps was the “crowning glory of our math study. We never were quite sure what we were doing, but test time surprised us—we knew more than we thought we did! Computer math, a recent addition to the curriculum, provided a challenge to the student who was aware of the important role of computers in our society. Besides class use, the computer also planned our class schedules, and helped in all the figuring accompanying the Magazine Drive. 1. Mark Drobac looks on as the result of his program are typed out. 2. Dan Peterson points out to Rocky Serra that exactness is important on the triple beam balance. Mr. D. Johnson Higher Algebra Geometry Mr. Knoll Advanced Math Computer Math Higher Algebra Administration 118 Water clock proves faulty Biology was the first exciting glimpse into science at the senior high. We peeked at unrecognizable bottled specimens, studied plant and animal life, and stared at the pulsing heart of the frog we had just brutally and clumsily dissected. “The world will little note, nor long remember what we say here, but it can never forget what they did here.” Abraham Lincoln must have had in mind the chemistry students at Roosevelt when he composed these famous words of the Gettysburg Address. Who will forget how many times bunsen burners burnt fingers, bubbling acid shot from over-heated test tubes, and litmus paper turned a disgusting yellow when it should have turned blue? Physics, although classified as a science, was really fun in disguise. Through experiments and math problems, the student learned the physical properties of phenomena around him. This learning experience necessitated memorizing countless equations, and conducting bizarre experiments. Weights were tossed out windows, while other weights whirled around the classroom. Water clocks occasionally broke—leaving water on the floor, which any intelligent physicist could and did clean up. Administration 119 18 year olds vote As sophomores, we began with World History. In our junior year we winded our way through U.S. History. And as seniors, we reached the top with Problems of Democracy. World History was a general study of man, from the very beginning to the present. We were introduced to Neanderthal Man, said ''Hello to Confuscious, waved at the Greeks, and traveled through the grandeur of Rome. Concentrating just on our fifty states. U.S. History covered every political and social movement in our country, from its birth to 1972. Problems of Democracy included a study of sociology, government, and economics, with weekly time-outs for current events. Miss Beckstrom History 10 Mrs. Brandt History 11 Civics Mrs. Harrington History 10 Mrs. Koebensky Civics Mrs. Krause English 10 History 11 Mr. Miller History 11 Mr. Munig Civics Mr. Vitse History 10 Administration 120 Mr. Beste Bookkeeping Typing Consumer Ed. Mrs. Krantz Consumer Math Adv. Typing Office Practice Mr. W. Nelson Shorthand I II Typing Business shifts to the new annex As typewriters clacked, eyes grew fuddled looking at shorthand, and brains became overloaded with columns of numbers, business students at VHS continued their search for knowledge. In an effort to provide better facilities to business students, the entire section moved to the new annex at the start of the second semester. 1. Wayne Wilberg listens in as Mrs. Koebensky tells Tom Rubenstein how to work a problem. 2. Pat Lambert and Mrs. Brandt go over his test mistakes. 3. Cindy Causin is a good example of the correct way to sit when typing. 4. Keeping the eyes on the book is an important part in preventing typing errors. Administration 121 Creative Writing gave students a chance to express themselves in the form of essays, short stories and poetry. Weird music floated through the classroom as inventive writers got “charged up. Current Literature was an in-depth study of modern novels. Besides daily class discussions, we wrote dreaded papers, done the night before they were due, which unbelievably increased our understanding of the twentieth century novel. Brand new for 72 were the courses studying Drama and Short Story, created for the student seeking specialization in the field of English. Mrs. Arpi English Mrs. Burgher Librarian Mrs. Hill English 11 Mrs. Hurd English 11 Mr. J. Johnson English 11 Miss Larson Crt. Wrtg. Mr. Moeller Current Lit. Mr. Schjeldahl English 10 Short Story Administration 122 1. Donna Vukelich has Janice Joplin on her mind and English on her paper. 2. Getting along in French or English is no problem for John and JoAnn Engstrom. 3. Mark Kennedy points out the French words for several objects on the projector. Cinderella exploited Mr. Christiansen Spanish Miss Korpy German Miss Larsen Spanish Mrs. Proznik French A dash of foreign flair was added to VHS by the Language Department. French, German, and Spanish classes gave the student a chance to acquire a new language. Grammar and literature were the two basic fields of study. Verbs were conjagated, innumerable tenses learned, and short stories deciphered. Movies, records, tapes, and plays—both original and nonoriginal (French certainly made Cinderella hard to understand) supplemented the text books and guidance of our teachers. WIR STUDIERTEN ET NOUS AVONS COMP COMPRIS. OLEf! ■■■■ Administration 123 Family living adds to Home Ec. 1. Mrs. Sipola shows Cheryl Adams and Bonnie Trimble how to apply hem tape. 2. Self-evaluation papers help the girls in Family Living improve themselves. 3. Patience and skill will result in a project well-done. Mrs. Bonicatto Family Living Consumer Clothing Mrs. Sipola Clothing Sewing machines hummed, needles broke, and thread flew as the girls in sewing became first-class seamstresses. Walking past the kitchen in the junior high, a lucky person could catch heavenly aromas filtering from the ovens—delicacies to satisfy the pickiest eater were created by these master chefs. In Family Living, a recent addition to the Home Economics Dept., girls examined the family structure. These girls pursued their studies earnestly—for they would be the future homemakers. Administration 124 Mr. Berger Plastics Mr. Bicanich Machine Shops Mr. Braaten Metals Mr. Chopp Electricity Mr. Dennie Auto Mechanics Mr. Haraden Home Mechanics Mr. Kesanen Welding Mr. Klapatch Auto Mechanics Mr. Rose Welding Mr. Ruthenbeck Graphic Arts Mr. Sorci Wood Working Mr. Stockey Wood Working Auto mechanics move to Malone Hammers pounded, machines buzzed, and pencils broke, as students in Shop classes learned printing, electronics, drafting,and woodworking. Besides classes in the Shops Department, an advanced carpentry course was held at the Eveleth Area Technical School, and auto mechanics was moved to the garage in Malone Hall. Administration 125 Special education Students in Special Education classes attended courses in Industrial Arts, Home Economics, First Aid, Physical Education and Typing. Subsidized by state and federal funds. Special Education built basic skills, in an attempt to return the student to regular classes as soon as possible. Mrs. Ahlin Special Ed. Mr. Spencer Special Ed. Miss Moroni Physical Ed. Mr. R. Nelson Physical Ed. Mrs. Rantala Physical Ed. Richie Olson named athletic director Being physically fit at VHS involved more than being able to escape the unearthly fumes of the change rooms in the gym. Along with exercises we were taught the skills and techniques of volleyball, basketball, soccer, and tumbling. SOMEHOW, we kicked our way through soccer, sweated through basketball, tumbled our way through tumbling, and even had fun doing it. Co-rec gym and swim classes offered both boys and girls a chance to get exercise in a relaxed atmosphere. Bowling, volleyball, and skating were all enjoyed by those in Co-rec gym. A new athletic director, Mr. Olson, took over his duties in 1971. 1. Concentration is necessary at all times in Special Education. 2. Tapping the ball lightly in volleyball makes it easier to pass to a teammate. 3. David Eilola listens intently to his instructor. 4. Mr. Olson thinks about the challenges of his new job as athletic director. Administration 127 ROHIAN STAFF Co-Editors: Staff: M m- Ca Copy Writers: hers: Advisor: Mary Begich Roberta Pazzelii Elizabeth Cah afie Mike, Garcia Dorothy GVigg I lid r P% Pottsmith Patty Winter Sue Winter Michele Radosevic Ginny Wenneri JimBennets I 5 Mejody Ji dnick illipich e Roczniak .einola Mr p c «w-hfeMhhl .fc. Editors’ note As co-editors of this book we tried something different. Instead of using a ‘word’ theme we used a design—lines. Also, we added a dash of color to see how you would react. We know how hard it is to please everyone but we hope you will accept a part of our book in the spirit in which it was written. We extend our gratitude to Chuck Pottsmith and Mesabi Daily News who provided us with so much, and to each and everyone who has helped us in anyway. TRY IT—YOU'LL LIKE IT! Co-editors, Mary Begich Roberta Pazzelli Epilogue 131 ADVERTISING 1 Brown Drug offers everything imaginable. 2. The Clinic Pharmacy is open to serve you 3. Sharon Chida totals a sale in Virginia Rexall Drugs. 4. Candles galour are available at the Hallmark Card Party Shop. 5. A warm welcome greets you when you walk in the door of Ronnie's Studios. 6. McKenna Studios - Robert Aluni 7. Thomas-Leonard Studios - Pam and Dave Richter. 8. Paul Thomas writes up another order for more pictures from Pederson’s. Deposit, withdraw, $pend, $pend, $pend 1. Members of the track team make a beeline to get to the State Bank before closing. 2. Tony Morrin. Paul Grulke. and Mark Eskola get their supplies at Range Auto Parts. 3. Businesses rely on Range Paper Corporation for wholesale supplies. 4 Don Cucich and Jim Sundeen look over the selection of class rings found at McCabes. 5. Looking over the wide variety of watches at Turen- Welsh is Bill Caron. 6. At Sakrison’s Hobby Shop you will find everything for your creativeness as Lani Sakrison displays. 7. Lesley Graham makes her plans for further education by visiting Northern State Bank for a student loan. jOcj n Do f[ orpora f ion qe per cUUc PAPER MIMING INDUSTRIAL Suh 1321 SECOND AVENUE SOUTH VIRGINIA. MINNESOTA Advertising 137 Park and shop 1. Chuck Christianson and Paul Metsa buy their musical instruments at Perpich's TV and Music Center. 2. Andrew s Camera Card Shop can supply you with any kind of camera equipment. 3. At Hejda's. Marvin Johnson and Kathy Pernu find their favorite albums. 4. For good food and beverages eat at Spolars Lounge Cafe. 5. Get your kisses at the Dairy Queen! 6. Get together with friends and relax at Canelake’s. 7. I d like to buy the world of coke 8. Debbie Frisch extends a gracious good afternoon to you at Frisch’s Meat Groceries. 9. Both Jean Seinola and Sue Stupca subscribe to one free month of cable TV. Advertising 138 Stores remodel due to competition 1. Bourgin’s carries all the latest fashions in men’s clothing. 2. Larry Mattson looks over the quality workmanship on a coat from Alto’s. 3. Roger Keith and David Moberg plan on going ski-dooing after buying their jackets at the Palace. 4. John Pasternacki notices the variety of shapes in pens offered by Range Office Supply. 5. The jewelry at Ketola’s attracts the attention of Janis Stowe and Pat Roskoski. 6. Order all household appliances from Sears, Roebuck. Co. 7. Herberger’s - twice as large and better than ever. Advertising 142 1. Art supplies and custom frames can be bought at Range Paint Varnish. 2. Staver Foundry contributes to the range cities. 3. Quality automotive parts are available at Christensen Parts Service. 4. Inquisitive VHS students inspect the new annex constructed by H.G. Harvey Company. 5. Erickson's - more than just a gas station. 6. D D Motor Sales, a dealer in low priced economy cars. 7. Uncle Sam. the big man in the deals of Martin Chevrolet. 8. Grandes Hardware has built up a grand reputation over its years of fine service. Businesses move 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. Pat Gambucci gets her clothes drycle jiled al 1 roy Laundry. No matter what your sewing needs are you’ll find them at Buttons and Bows Fabrics. Terry Monroe peeks through the plants and flowers available at the Virginia Floral Shop. Marilyn Kvale helps Jerry Folman pick the right pair of shoes at the Bootery while Larry Mattson looks on. Stahl’s will meet all of your upholstery needs. Tom Schmitke bowls a high league average at the Bowling Gardens. Northern Transportation gets you there in any weather. Advertising 144 PATRONS A S CARD CAMERA SHOP BROWNIE'S ELECTRONICS CELIA’S PASTIES FLAIM’S SERVICE STATION GISH JEWLRY STORE HALL EQUIPMENT HUB JARMINS INC. ITALIAN BAKERY INC. JOHNNY’S APPAREL MATHISEN TIRE COMPANY O.K. AUTOMOTIVE PEPSI BOTTLING COMPANY QUALITY SHOP RANGE MUSIC CENTER VIRGINIA SURPLUS STORE Index AASENG. DEBORAH (10) -37.100. ADAMS. BONNIE (10)- 100. ADAMS. CHERYL (11)-90,124. ADAMS. KATHLEEN (12)-70. AGRIESTI. JO MARIE (11)-28.30,32.90. MRS. AHLIN (fac)- 126. AHLSTRAND. JAMES (11) - 62.90.130. AHO. DAVID (10)-36,100. AHO. ROBERT (12) - Speech Team 12; VICA 12; Hockey 10; 41,70. AHOLA. DEBRA (10)-28.100. ALLEN. GERRY (10)- 100. ALTO. EDWARD (11) 41.90. ALTOBELL, ROXANNE (12) - GRA 10; Tri-Hi 11; Girls’ Glee Club 10; 70. ALUNI, ROBERT (12) - Football 10; Intra- murals 12; 22.70.135. ANDERSON. BRUCE (10)- 100. ANDERSON. CARY (10)- 100.108. ANDERSON. DAVID (10) MR. ANDERSON (fac) - 115. ANDERSON. GAIL (12) - Pep Club 10, 11,12; GRA 11,12; Tri-Hi 10.11.12: A Cap- pella Choir 12; Mixed Choir 11; Girls’ Glee Club 10; Speech Team 11,12; Girls’ Swimming 10; Gymnastics 11,12; Dirty- work at the Crossroads 11; An Evening of One-Acts 12; Fiddler on the Roof 12; 16.17.19.28.32.34.70. ANDERSON. JEAN (11) - 32.52.53.90. ANDERSON. KARL (12) - Lettermen’s 11. 12; A Capella Choir 11.12; Mixed Choir 10; Cross-Country 11; Basketball 10.11.12; Track 11,12; Fiddler on the Roof 12; 14. 20.30.34.62.70. ANDERSON. KRIS (11) - 32.34.36.37. 52.53.90. ANDERSON. LEONARD (11)-90. ANDERSON. LORI (12) - Pep Club 11,12; GRA 10; Tri-Hi 10.11.12; Band 10.11.12; Majorettes 10.11.12; 10.24.28,32.37.70. ANDERSON. MICHAEL (10)- 100. ANDERSON. NANCY (12) - Pep Club 12; National Forensic 12; Girls' Glee Club 10; Debate 12; Speech Team 11; Dirtywork at the Crossroads 11; 16.28.39.40.70. ANDRICK. JOAN (10) - 23.28.66.100. ANDRICK. KEVIN (12)- Intramurals 11. 12; 22.70. ANTONOW. STEVEN (11) -34.90. ARCHIBALD. DAVID (11)-90. ARCHIBALD. LINDA (12) - Pep Club 10. 11; Tri-Hi 10.11.12; Girls’ Glee Club 10; 70. ARONEN. LEE (12) - Basketball 10; Intra- murals 11.12: 22.71. MRS. ARPI (fac) - 122. ARPI. RICHARD (10)-64.100. ARO. JOHN (11)- 90. ASBACH. JEFFREY (11)-90. AUBIN. JOANNE (11) - 33.42.66.90. AVIKAINEN. GLENN (ll)-90. AYSTA. PAUL (12)-Track 10:71. BABICH. CRAIG (12) - Football 10; Intra- murals 10.11. BACHMAN. JOHN (11) -90. BACKMAN. MARSHA (10)-28.66.100. BADANJAK. STEVEN (10)-100. BALCERZAK. RICHARD (12) BANE. ANTHONY (11)-44.90. BAUMGARTNER. TAB (11) - 30.56,57,65. 90. BAZZANI. VINCENT (11) - 36.37.56.67. 90. BEATTY. KIM (10) -39,100. MISS BECKSTROM (fac) - 120. BEDARD. TIMOTHY (12) - VICA 12; Intra- murals 12:41. BEGICH. MARY (12) - National Honor So- ciety 11.12; Pep Club 10; GRA 10.11,12; Tri-Hi 10.11.12; FHA 10: Girls’ Glee Club 10; ROHIAN 10.11,12: 23.32.43.44.71. 131. BEITO. CHERYL (12) - Pep Club 12; GRA 10.11; Girls’ Letter Club 10.11.12; Entre Nous 10.11.12; A Capella Choir 12; Girls’ Glee Club 10; Band 10.11.12; Girls' Swim- ming 10; Volleyball 10.11.12:Girls’ Track 10.11.12; Gymnastics 10.11.12; 23.28. 31.33.34.37.47.52.53.66.71. BENNETTS. JAMES (11)-43.44.90. BENNICK. CATHERINE (12) - GRA 12; 23.71. BENNICK. TIMOTHY (12) - Football 10; Basketball 10; Track 10.11; Intramurals 11,12; 71. BERBEE, JEROME (12)-71. BERG. WILLIAM (10)-61.100. MR. BERGER (fac) - 125. BERQUIST. WILLIAM (12) - National Honor Society 11.12; Intramurals 12; Junior Rotarian 12; 71. MR. BESTE (fac) -121. MR. BEULKE (fac)- 113.114. MR. BICANICH (fac) - 125. BIDLE. KERRY (11)-48.90. BINGEL. RANDALL (10)-34.100. BIONDICH, JOHN (10)- 100 BIONDICH. MARY LOU (10)-28.100. BIRD RAYMOND (11)-90. BIRD. WILLIAM (12) - Football 11; 71. BITTNER. CYNTHIA (11) -90. BITTNER. NANCY (12) - Tri-Hi 10.11; Band 10,11.12; Orchestra 10.11,12; Cade- aux 12; Speech Team 10,12; Girls' Track 10.11:36.37.71. BJORLIN. LORI (10)- 100. BLOCK. KIMBERLY (11)-90. BLOCK. SCOTT (12)-71. BLOOMQUIST, BENNET (11) - 62.90.130. BLOOMQUIST. JACK (12)-71. BOCCHI. MARY (12) - National Honor Society 11,12; AFS 12; Pep Club 10,11.12; Tri-Hi 10,11.12; Mixed Choir 10.11; Ca- deaux 12: 32.43.71. BOCCHI. PATRICIA (10)- 101. BODOVINITZ. KERRY (10)- 101. BONNER. JANE (11)- 32.90. BONNER. NANCY (10)- 101. BONNER. SUSAN (10)- 34.101. BONNER. THOMAS (12) - Pep Club 12; Hockey 10,11; Intramurals 12; 22.28, 71.130. MRS. BONICATTO (fac) - 124. BONTEMS. ROGER (10) BORDEN. ANN (12) - Pep Club 10; Mixed Choir 11; Girls’Glee Club 10:23,71. BOUSKA. JOHN (11)-91. BOYER. ALAN (11)- 13.91. BOWEN. LINDA (10) 101. BOWEN. WILLIAM (12)- Intramurals 12; Wrestling 10.11; 71. BOZICEVICH. LORI (10)- 101. MR. BRAATEN (fac) - 125. BRAATEN. MARK (11) - 56.61.91. MRS. BRANDT (fac) - 120. BRANIGAN. TERENCE (12) - National Honor Society 11.12; Student Council 10,12; Pep Club 12; Lettermen’s 12; Na- tional Forensic 10.11.12; Band 10.11.12; Orchestra 10,11.12; Star of the North 10.11; Cadeaux 12; Debate 10.11,12; Speech Team 12; Cross Country 10.11, 12; Track 10.11,12; Junior Rotarian 12; 27.28.29.30.37.39.43.67.71. BRANVILLE. LEE (10) - 36.37.101. BRIMSEK. JAMES (12) - Pep Club 12; Lettermen’s 12; Hockey 10.11.12; 15. 28.54.71. BRYERS, JEAN (11)-91. BRYERS. JOAN (11) -32.91. BUCCANERO. MICHAEL (11) - 49.55.91. BURCHELL. CAROL (11)- 32.91. MRS. BURGHER (fac) - 122. BURIA. RAYMOND (11) - 28.56.62.63. 91,136. BUVARP. ALICIA (12) - Entre Nous 10. 11.12; FHA 10.11.12; Mixed Choir 12; Girls Glee Club 10; Volleyball 11.12; Track 11.12; 33.34.52.71. BUVARP. ANITA (11) - 33.42,52.66,91. BYRNE. JEANNE (12) - AFS 12; Student Council 12; Pep Club 12; GRA 10.11.12; Tri-Hi 10.11.12; Girls’ Glee Club 10; Star of the North 11,12; 15,28.29.32.40.70.71. 74.76. BYRNE. JOHN (10)- 101. CANELAKE. CHRISTOPHER (10) - 101. 105. CANELAKE. ELIZABETH (12) - AFS 12; ROHIAN 12; An Evening of One Acts 12; 4.15.40.44.45.72.76. CANELAKE. JOHN (12)-72. CAPAN. STANLEY (10)- 101. CARLSON. BRAD (10)- 101. CARLSON. CARL (11). CARLSON. COREEN (12)-72. CARLSON. DONALD (10) - 36.37.101. CARLSON. GWEN (12) - Pep Club 10.12: GRA 10.11; Tri-Hi 10.11.12; Volleyball 10; Track 10,11; The Private Ear 10; Spoon River Anthology 11: 28.32.72.116. CARLSON. JACK (12) - Pep Club 12; Let- termen’s 12; Hockey 10.11.12; Intramu- rals 10; Baseball 10.11.12; 20.30.51.55. 72. CARLSON. JEFF (12)- Hockey 10.11,12; Baseball 10.11.12; 30.51.55.72. CARLSON. KAY (12) - Tri-Hi 10.11.12; Track 10; 11.20.32.72. Index 146 CARLSON. MARK (12) - Pep Club 12; Let- termens 12; Football 12; Basketball 10. 11; Intramurals 12; Baseball 10.11,12; 22.28.51.56.72.129. CARLSON. PETER (10) 101. CARLSON. RICHARD (10)- 101. CARLSON. STEVE (11)-55.91 CARNEY. ELIZABETH (10)-36.101. CARON. WILLIAM (11)- 16.29.34.38.39. 44.91.137. CARPENTER. LINDA (10)- 101 CARPENTER. TERRY (10)-101. CARSTEN. PAUL (10) - 101 CAUSIN. CYNTHIA (10)- 101.121. CEBELINSKI. DALE (10)- 101 CHIDA. SHARON (11) - 28.31.32.40.66. 91.134. CHOPP. JACQUELYN (10)-42.101. MR. CHOPP (fac)- 125. CHRISTIANSON. CHARLES (10) - 34.37. 101,138. CHRISTIANSON. JACK (10) CHRISTIANSON. JERRI (10)-101. MR. CHRISTIANSEN (fac) - 123 CHRISTIANSON. WENDY (12) - Student Council 10.12; Pep Club 10; Trt-Hi 10.11. 12; National Forensic 11.12; FHA 10; A Capella Choir 12; Band 10.11.12; Orches- tra 10.11.12; Debate 10,11.12; Speech Team 10.11.12; The Desk Set 10; Fiddler on the Roof 12; 19.29.32.34.36,37.38.39. 72. CHRISTOPHERSON. SCOTT (12) - VICA 12; 72. CHRISTOPHERSON. VICKI (11) -42.91. CIMPERMAN. EUGENE (11) - 28.29.91. CLASEN. GREGG (12)-VICA 12; 72. CLAVITER. CATHERINE (10)- 101. CLEAVER. JANICE (12) - Tri-Hi 10,11. 12; A Capella Choir 12; Mixed Choir 11; Girls Glee Club 10.32.34.72. COLE. BILL (10)-101. COLE. JEFFREY (11)-91. MR. COMO ( fac)- 115. CONAWAY. KURTISS (11)-91. CONAWAY. SCOTT (10)- 101. COPE . JAMES (10)- 101. CORNELL. BRETT (12) - A Capella Choir 12; Mixed Choir 11; 34.72. CREIGHTON. RONALD (11)-3.22.91. CREIGHTON. WILLIAM (12) - Intramu- rals 10.11.12:22.72. CUCICH. DALE (10)- 101. CUCICH. DONALD (11)-91.137. CUFF. DAVID (10)- 101. CUFFE. GARY (12) - Intramurals 11.12. CUFFE. TERRY (11)-91. CULBERT. DAVID (11) -62.91. CULBERT. GARY (12) - Lettermen s 10. 11,12; A Capella Choir 11,12; Mixed Choir lO.Swimming 10.11.12;Football 10.11.12; Kiss Me Kate 10; Fiddler on the Roof 12; 19.30.34.56.61.72.80. CUNDY. ROSEMARY (10)-34.101. CUNDY. STEVEN (U)-41,91. CUNDY. THOMAS (12)-72. CUNNINGHAM. JOSEPH (10)-65.101. CUPPOLETTI. PAMELA (12) - Pep Club 12; GRA 10.11,12; Tri-Hi 10.11.12: 28.32.72. DAVIS. DWIGHT (10)- 101. DAVIS. JEANETTE (11) 91. MR. DAVIS (fac)-36.117. DEAN. ELIZABETH (11)-66.91. DEBRETO. PAUL (11)-91. DELUCA. DAVID (10)- 101. DEMOE. PAUL (12)-72. MR. DENNIE (fac) - 41.125. DETHLOFF. KATHY (10). DICKENS. MARGARET (11)-32.91. DIVIZIO. DAVID (10)- 101. DOBB. JEAN (10) - 34.101. DOBBS. BARBARA (11)-91. DOLS. PATRICIA (11)-42,91 DOMBECK. THOMAS (11) - 38.39.67.91. DOMBROWSKI. RICHARD (10)-101. DRAJNA. RONALD (10)- 101 DRIEMAN. LORRAINE (11)-91.131. DRISCOLL. DEANE (10)- 101. DROBAC, MARK (12) - Intramurals 12; 22.72.118. DUBOW. ROBERT (11) -38,39.43.91. DUMMER. ROBERT (10)-37.61.101. DURBIN. MARY (10)-28.101. EICHHOLZ, CHARLES (12) - Basketball 10; Intramurals 11.12; 72. EICHHOLZ. JANET (11) - 34.38.39.91. EICHHOLZ. SUSAN (10)- 101. EILOLA. DAVID (10)- 102.126. ELIAS. JOYCE (10)- 102. ELIOFF. JEAN (10)- 102. ELKINGTON. RANDY (10) - 102.111. EMERY. CHARLES (12)-A Cappella Choir 12; Mixed Choir 10,11; Band 10.11.12; Orchestra 10.11.12: Cross-Country 10; Track 11; Junior Rotarian 12; Kiss Me Kate 10: 19.34.36.37.73. EMMONS. MARGARET (12)-73. ENGELSON. SCOTT (10) - 102. ENGMAN. BRADLEY (12) - Curling 10.11. 12:73. ENGSTROM. JOANN (10) - 28.34.66.102. 123. ENGSTROM. JOHN (11)-91.123. ERCHUL. DONALD (10)- 102. ERICKSON. CHARLES (11) -91 ERICKSON. GERALD (10)-102. ERICKSON.GLEN (10)- 102. ERICKSON. KIM (10)- 102. ERICKSON. LINDA (11) - 10.23.24.28. 37.40.91.132. ERICKSON. ROBERT (12) - National Hon- or Society 11.12; Student Council 12; Let- termens 10,11.12; Band 10; Orchestra 10.11; Boys' Swimming 10.11.12; Cross- Country 10; Golf 10.11.12; Spoon River Anthology 11; Dirtywork at the Cross- roads 11; An Evening of One-Acts 12; 16.17.43.61.73.131. ERKKILA. KENDRICK (10)-102. ESALA. CINDY (12) Pep Club 10; GRA 10; FHA 10;73. ESALA. DONNA (10)- 102. ESKOLA. KATHRYN (10)-36.102. ESKOLA, MARK (12) - National Honor Society 11,12; Lettermens 10,11,12; Mixed Choir 12; Orchestra 10.11,12; Star of the North 10; Cross-Country 10.11,12; Skiing 10,11.12;Track ll;Tennis 10; Jun- ior Rotarian 12; 30.34.36.50.64.67,73. 136. EWENS. DAVID (10)-50.102. EWENS. THOMAS (11) -91 FAHLSTEDT. MARY JO (10)-28.102. FALKOWSKI. MARK (10)- 102. FARDEN. JUDY (12). FARDEN. ROBERT (10)-65,102. FAYON. MARIANNE (11)-91. FEE. HARRY (11)- 62.91 FELLEGY. PAMELA (11)-91. Index 147 FELLEGY. PATRICIA (11)-66.92. FERKUL. GORDON (10)- 102. FERRETTI. DEBRA (11)-92. FERRETTI, THOMAS (10) - 65.102.143. FISHER. GWENDOLYN (11)-92. FJELSTAD. DALE (10)- 102. FLAIM. CAROL (11) - 23.28.32.40.92.99. FLEETWOOD, DENNIS (11)-92. FLEMING. ANN (11) - 29.31.34.39.40. 58.59.92. FLEMING. THOMAS (10)- 102. FLYNN PATRICK (11)-92. FOLMAN. JERRY (11) - 30.50.61.67.92. 143.144, FOLMAN. JULIE (10)- 102. FOLMAN. MICHAEL (12) - VICA 12; 41. 73.131. FONDURULIA. DANNY (10)-102. FONDURULIA. FRANK (11) -37.92. FONTAINE. CRYSTAL (12) - Pep Club 10. 11.12: Entre Nous 10,11.12; Mixed Choir 11.12; Girls’ Glee Club 10; Volleyball 11,12; 28.33.34.73. FOOSNESS. THOMAS (12) - Lettermen’s 11.12: Football 11; Intramurals 12; 27. 30.73.85. FOOSNESS. TRUDY (12) - GRA 10.11; 73. FORSETH. PAUL (12) - VICA 12; Wres- tling 10: 41.73. FORST, SCOTT (10)- 102. FOSCHI. GAYLE (12)-GRA 12; Tri-Hi 10. 11.12; Band 10: Gymnastics 11; 32.74. FOSCHI. MARILYN (11) - 32.36.37.92. FOSTER. JANE (11) - 28.32.92. FOX. SANDRA (10)-28.102. MR. FRANDSEN (fac) - 34.117. FREEMAN. GAIL (12) - Pep Club 11; Tri- Hi 10.11; Girls’ Glee Club 10: Volleyball 11; 74 FRIEDLIEB. CHRISTINE (10) - 23.31.37. 52.66.102. FRIEDLIEB. VICTORIA (10) - 31.37.52. 66.102. FRISCH. DEBBIE (12) - AFS 12: Pep Club 10. 11. 12: GRA 10. 11; Tri-Hi 10. 11. 12; Band 10.11; FTA 11,12; Star of the North 12; Speech Team 11; 15.23.28.29.32.40. 42.74.139. GALASHI, JACK (10)- 102. GALBRAITH. WENDY (11)-32.92. GALLOWAY. ROBERT (12) - Wrestling 11.12: 74. GALONSKI, JAMES (12) - Pep Club 12; Lettermen’s 12; Hockey 10,11; Football 10; Intramurals 12; Golf 10.11.12; 28.49. 74.85. GAMBUCCI. PATRICIA (11) - 31.36.36.59. 92.144. GANGE. JAN (10)- 102. GARCIA. MICHAEL (11)- 16.44.92. GASPAR. JAMES (10) - 38.39.102. GAVIN. BARBARA (12) - GRA 11; Tri-Hi 10.11:74. MR. GEARY (fac) - 37.117. GEISELMAN, JUDITH (ll)-92. GENTILINI, CINDY (12) - Pep Club 10; Tri-Hi 10.11.12; Girls’ Track 10; 32.74 GENTILINI. CHERYL (11)-92. GENTILINI. MARY (11) - 17.32.92. GEREND. PETER (11)-92. GIBLIN. KATHLEEN (12)-34.74. GILL. CHARLES (11)- 13.92. GILNESS. RANDY (10)- 102. GIRARD. SANDRA (10)- 102. GIVENS. GLENN (10)- 102. GODMARE. WILLIAM (12) - Lettermen’s 11,12; A Capella Choir 11,12; Mixed Choir 10; Football 10; Skiing 10.11.12; Spoon River Anthology 11; The Lottery 11; The Fantasticks 11; An Evening of One Acts 12; Fiddler on the Roof 12; 14.17.19.30. 34.64.74. GRADISHER. GREGORY (10)- 103. GRAHAM. LESLEY (12) - Pep Club 12; GRA 10.11; Tri-Hi 10.11.12; 11.32.74.137. GREENE. ANTHONY (11)-41.92. GREENE. JAMES (12)-75. GREGORICH. LOUIS (11)-92. GREGORICH. SUSAN (12) - Pep Club 10. 11.12; GRA 10.11.12; Entre Nous 10.11.12; Track 10.11; 28.33.75. GRIGG. DOROTHY (12) - National Honor Society 11.12; AFS 12; GRA 10.11.12; Tri- Hi 10.11.12; ROHIAN 12; 4. 23.32.43.44, 75.129. GRIGG. TIMOTHY (10)-103. GROSS. MARGARET (12)-23.75. GROSS. SUSAN (11) -92. GROVES. GARY (10)-34. 103 MR. GROVES, (fac)-34.61.117. GRULKE. PAUL (12) - Mixed Choir 12; Hockey 12:34.56.75,136. GUNDERSON. GREGORY (12)-75. GUNDERSON. JEFFREY (10)- 103. GUSTAFSON. STEVEN (11)-92. GWASH. CLAYTON (12)- Football 10.11. 12:75. HAAPALA. WILLIAM (12)-75. HAATAJA. JOHN (10)- 103. HAAVISTO. CARVER (12) - Industrial Arts Club 12; Band 10; 41.75. HAAVISTO. LORETTA (11)-92. HAAVISTO. PEGGY (11)-92. HAAVISTO. TIMOTHY (12) - Swimming 10. HAFDAHL. JAMES (11) - 28.30.49.61.93. HAGBERG. BRIAN (10)-103. HAGBERG. BRUCE (10)- 103. HAHNE. ANNE (11) - 10.23.24.28.32.37. 93. HAHNE. BETTY (11)-93. HAINES. GREGORY (11)-93. MRS. HALUNEN (fac)-116. HAMMER. DOUGLAS (11)-41.93. HANNULA. KURT (10)- 103. HANSEN. BRUCE (ll)-93. HANSEN. DAVID (12)- Band 10.11.12; Orchestra 10.11,12; Track 10; 36. 37.75. HARALA. BRADLEY (10)-55.103. MR. HARADEN (fac) - 125. HARJAMAKI. ROBERT (10)-103. HARRINGTON. JOSEPH (10)- 103. MRS. HARRINGTON (fac)-102. HARVEY. JEAN (10)-34.103. HARVEY. SANDRA (12) - Volleyball 10.11. 12; Track 11:31.52.75. HARVEY. SCOTT (11)-64.93. HAUG. PHILLIP (12) - Lettermen’s 12; Skiing 10.11.12; Baseball 12:64.75. HAUGEN. KEVEN (12). HAUGEN. LOREN (11)-22.93. HAURUNEN. DAVID (10)-104. HAWKINSON. JAMES (10)- 104. HEDICAN. KEVIN (101- 104. HEGGARTY. ROSE (10)- 104. HEIKKILA. CHARLES (12). HEIKKILA. KURT (11)-93.138. HEIKKILA. SALLY (12) - GRA 10.11: Tri- Hi 10.11.12:75. HEIKKILA. TERRI (10)- 104. HEIN. ROBERT (12) - Industrial Arts Club 12. HEISEL. BRIAN (12)-75. HEJDA. PAUL (12)-75. HEJDA. SUSAN (11)-93. HELWIG. DAVID (11) -93. Index 148 HELWIG. WILLIAM (10)- 104. HENDRICKSON. JOHN (11) -93 HENKE. SALLY (12) - Pep Club 10,11; GRA 10: Entre Nous 10.11; Speech Team 11; Spoon River Anthology 11; The Lot- tery 11; Dirtywork at the Crossroads 11; 75. HENKE. SANDRA (10). HESS. LISA (11). HIETALA. SANDRA (10)-34.104 HIGGINS. KENNETH (11) - 56.61.92.93. 134. HIGGINS. KIM (11)- 93. HILL. ANTHONY (10)- 104 HILL. BRAIN (10)- 104. HILL. GERALD (12) -75 HILL. KENNETH (10)- 104. MRS. HILL (fac)- 122. HILMAS. MARJORY (11) - 33.36.42.59.93. HINKEL. JANET (10)- 104. HINSA. DEBORAH (10) -34.104. HODIL. CHRISTINE (12) - Tri-Hi 10.11.12; 32. 75. HOFFMAN. DOLLY (11)-32.52.93. HOFFMAN. NEIL (12) HOLAPPA. LESLIE (11) HOLMES ALiEN (10) - 56.104----------- nrKKQ ORDON,(12)-Band 10.11,12 ) HOLmTgREGORY (12)-75. HOLSTROM. RANDY (10)- 104. HONKANEN. STEVE (10) - 34.104. HONKOLA. KEVIN (12)-76.89 HORNIK. DENNIS (11)- 19.34.35.45.93. HOTCHKISS. JOHN (11)-93. HOVEY. NANCY (11)-42.93. HUDSON. CHARLOTTE (10)-28.104. HUMPHREY. MAXINE (12) - A Capella Choir 10.11.12.34,76. HUNSINGER. WALLACE (11)-34.93. MRS. HURD, (fac) - 122. HURLEY. KATHY (10)- 104. HYDE. ALAN (10)-64.104. HYRKAS. JOYCE (12) - A Capella Choir 11,12; Mixed Choir 10; ROHIAN 10:34.76. ILSE. JAMES (11)-28.30.56.61.93. ISAACSON. GLEN (11) - 30.64.93. IVERSON. CARLA (10)- 104. JAKSCH. LAVERN (10)- 104. JACOBSON. JON (12)-Swimming 10.11; 76. JAMINSKI. SUSAN (12) - Tri-Hi 10.11. 12; Track 11:32.76. JARVE. DEETTA (10)- 104. JARVI. JAMES (10)- 104.115. JARVI. LINDA (12) - Entre Nous 12; Cad- eaux 12; 33.43.76.142. JARVINEN. JAMES (10)- 104. JAUHOLA. JEFFREY (11) -93. JAUHOLA. SUSAN (11)-93. JAYSON. TIMOTHY (11)-37.93.94 JENIA. SHARON (10) - 18.19.28.34.66. 104. JENKINS. DONNA (11)-93. JENSRUD. DENNIS (12) - Lettermens 12; Intramurals 10.11,12; Wrestling 10,11; 27.30.73.76. JOELSON. JANICE (12) - Student Coun- cil 12; Entre Nous 10.11.12; Volleyball 10.11; Track 10.11:28.32.76. JOHNSON. BRENDA (10)- 104. JOHNSON, BRENDA K. (12) - Swim- ming 10; 76. JOHNSON. BRENDA L. (12) - American Field Service 12; Tri-Hi 10.11.12; Ca- deaux 12; 32.40.43.76.142. JOHNSON. BRENDA M. (ll)-93. JOHNSON. BRETT (10)- 104. JOHNSON. BRIAN (11)-93. JOHNSON. BRAIN J. (10)- 104 JOHNSON. BRUCE (12) - 22. 32. 76. JOHNSON. CHERI (10) - 36.37.42.104, JOHNSON. CHERYL (11) -93 JOHNSON. DEBORAH (11) - 28.32.93. JOHNSON. DONNA (10)- 104. MR. D.JOHNSON (fac) - 118. JOHNSON. GAYLE (11)-28.32.66.93. JOHNSON. JEFFERY B. (10)- 104. JOHNSON. JEFFERY C. (12)-77. JOHNSON. JEFFERY F. (11)-93. MR. J.JOHNSON (fac) - 122. JOHNSON. JILL (10)- 104. JOHNSON. LYNN (12) - American Field Service 12; Tri-Hi 10,11.12; A Capella Choir 10,11,12; The Desk Set 10; Kiss Me Kate 10; Dirtywork at the Crossroads 11; An Evening of One Acts 12; Fiddler on the Roof 12; 16.17.19.32.34.40.77, JOHNSON. MARK (10)- 104 JOHNSON. MARVIN (11)-94.138. JOHNSON. PAUL (10) - 104. JOHNSON. RENEE (10)-34.104. JOHNSON. ROGER (11)-64.94. MR. S. JOHNSON (fac) - 119 JOKINEN. KATHERINE (11)- 31.59.94, JOKINEN. SUSAN (12. JONES. KAY (10)-28.104.107. JORGENSEN. DIANE (12) - Student Coun- cil 10; Pep Club 10; FHA 10; FT A 12; Cheer- leading 10:11.42.77.88. JORGENSEN. DOREEN (10)- 104. JUDNICK. CAROL ANN (11)-32.94 JUDNICK. GREGORY (12) - National Honor Society 11.12; Student Council 12; Lettermen's 11,12; Football 10.11,12; Basketball 10.11.12; Intramurals 11.12; Junior Rotarian 12; 27,29.30.43.51.56. 62.63 77.129. JUDNICK. MELODY (10)-23.31.52.104, KAISER. WILLIAM (11)-94. KANGAS. LAWRENCE (10)-104. KARKOC. SVETLAND (10)- 104. KASTER. MICHIAL (12) - Football 10; Basketball 10; Track 10; 77. KEARNEY. MICHAEL (11)-55.94 KEITH. RENAE (10)- 104 KEITH. ROGER (11) - 65.94.140. KENNEDY. MARK (12)-77.123. KERANEN. BRUCE (10)- 104. MR. KESANEN (fac) - 41.125. KETOLA. THOMAS (11)-94. KING. GEORGE (11)-56.94. KIRKMAN, DANIEL (11)-94. KIRSCH. SHARON (12)-77. KISHEL. BERNICE (12) - Pep Club 10.11. 12; GRA 10.11.12; Tri-Hi 10.11.12; FHA 10; Mixed Choir 12; Girls' Glee Club 10; Vol- leyball 10; Track 11.12; AFS 11,12; Dirty- work at the Crossroads 11; An Evening of One-Acts 12; The Burial of Esposito 12; 14.16,17.28,32.34.77. KISHEL. MARY LEE (10)-34.105. KISHEL. WILLIAM (11)-94. KIVELA. PATRICIA (10)-66.105. KJENASS. PETER (10)- 105 MR. KLAPATCH (fac) -125. KLEKOTKA. JAMES (11)-94. KLEKOTKA. JOHN (12)-77. KLINK. MARY (12) - Student Council 10; Pep Club 10; Tri-Hi 10.11.12; Band 10.11. 12; Majorette 10.11.12; 10.24.37.77. KNIGHT. KATHLEEN (12) - Tri-Hi 10.11. 12; National Forensic 11.12; Glee Club 10; Band 10,11.12; Orchestra 11.12; ROHIAN 11; Debate 10; Speech Team Gymnas- tics 12; 36.39.77. KNOLL. KATHRYN (12) - Student Council 12; GRA 10: Entre Nous 10.11.12: Girls' Glee Club 10; Star of the North 11,12: Speech Team 10.11.12; Volleyball 10.11. 12.29.33.45.52.77. MR. KNOLL (fac) - 118. KNUDSLIEN. BRUCE (12) - Industrial Arts Club 12:41.15.77. KOBE. DEBORAH (10)- 105. KOBYLINSKI, GEORGE (10)-105. KOCHEVAR. GINA (12) - Student Council 10; Pep Club 10.11; Tri-Hi 10.11.12; Na- tional Forensic 11; Speech Team 10,11; 4.32.76.77. KOCHEVAR. KIM (12) - Lettermen s 11.12; Hockey 10,11.12; Football 10.11.12; Base- ball 10,11.12:20.30.51.55.56.78. KOBENSKY. ELIZABETH (11)-94. MRS. KOEBENSKY (fac) - 120. KOKAL. CONNIE (12)-Pep Club 10; GRA 10; Entre Nous 10.11.12; FHA 12; Girls' Glee Club 10; 33.78. KORKKI. RENEE (11)-94 KORPELA. JILL (12) - Pep Club 12; GRA 10,11.12; Tri-Hi 10.11.12; National Foren- sic 12; Mixed Choir 12; Glee Club 10: Speech Team 12; Track 10; Gymnastics 12; Dirtywork at the Crossroads 11; An Evening of One Acts 12; The Burial of Esposito 12; 16.17.18.28.32.34.78. KORPELA. MARY (11) - 36.37.90-94 MISS KORPY (fac) - 123. KOSKI. DEETTA (12) - Pep Club 10.11; FHA 10; 78. KOSKI. JANIS (12) - Pep Club 10; GRA 10,11; Entre Nous 11.12; Mixed Choir 11, 12:33.34.78. KOSKI. JAY (11)-94 KOSKI. KATHLEEN (11)-94. KOSKI. LYNN (10)-37.105. KOSKI. MICHAEL (10)- 105. KOSKI. OWNEY (11)-94 KOSKI. SANDRA (12) - Pep Club 10.12; Entre Nous 11.12; FHA 10; 28.33.78. KOWITZ. JOEL (10)-105. KOVATOVICH. JEAN (11) - 28.32.34.94 KRALICH. ANN (12) - Pep Club 11; Na- tional Forensic 11.12; Speech Team 10,11.12; An Evening of One Acts 12; 15,17.39.78. MRS. KRANTZ (fac) - 121. Index 149 KRASAWAY. GREG (11) 94 KRASAWAY. SALLY (11)- 13.32.94. MRS. KRAUSE (fac)- 120 KROG. KATHY (10)-66.105. KURE. DAVID (12) Pep Club 11.12; Let- termen's 10.11.12; Hockey 10,11.12; 55.78. KVALE. MARILYN (11)- 17.40.94.144 KWIECINSKI. DELLA (11) - 25.28.31.32. 52.94 LAAKSO. LYNN (12) - Student Council 12; Pep Club 10.11.12; GRA 10.11; Tri-Hi 10.11.12; A Capella Choir 12; Mixed Choir 11; Glee Club 10; Track 12; Gymnastics 11.12; Cheerleader 10.11.12; Fiddler on the Roof 12; 19.25.28.29.32.34 78. LAHTI. BRIAN (11) -62.94. LAINE. TERRY (10)105. LAMBERT. MICHAEL (11)-95 LAMBERT. PATRICK (11) - 3.22.95.120. LAMPRECHT. DEBBIE (11) -95. LANARI. JULIE (10)- 105 LANG. MARY (10)- 105. LANG. MICHAEL (12)-Lettermens 11,12; A Capella Choir 11,12; Band 10.11.12; Star of the North 12; Cross Country 11; Hockey 10; Skiing 10,11.12; Dirtywork at the Crossroads 11; The Fantasticks 11; Fiddler on the Roof 12; An Evening of One-Acts 12; 16.19.28.34.37.45.67. 78. LANSKA. LAURELY (12) - 28.33.79. LARSEN. BRUCE (12)-79. LARSEN. PATRICIA (12) - Entre Nous 10.11.12; FHA 11.12; Mixed Choir 10.11; 33.79 MISS LARSEN (fac) - 123. LARSON. BRENT (10) - 36.61.105. LARSON. CHERYL (10)- 105. LARSON. CLIFFORD (10) - 56.61.105. MISS LARSON (fac) - 122. LARSON. JAMES (11)-95. LASSILA. DEBRA (11)- 19.25.28.32.34. 95. LATIMER. GERALD (12)-79. LATVAAHO. JAMES (10)- 105. LAULUNEN. JON (10)- 105. LA VALLEY. DAVID (10)- 104. LAVIGNE, DENNIS (10)- 105. LAVIGNE. NANCY (11)-32.95. LEBLANC. DAVID (11)-49.95. LEE. DEBRA (10)-34.107. LEE. MARGARET (11)-95. LEHTINEN. SUSAN (10)-37.106. LEHTO. BEVERLY (12) - Pep Club 12; GRA 11; Tri-Hi 10.11.12; Gymnastics 12; Dirtywork at the Crossroads 11; 28. 32.53.79. LEHTO. GAIL (11) - 28.33.37.95. LEMIEUX. JENNY (10)- 106. LEMIEUX. LAVONNE (11)-95. LEMIEUX. TIMOTHY (12) - A Capella Choir 12; Intramurals 12; An Evening of One- Acts 12; The Burial of Esposito 12; 17. 18.34.79. LEINONEN. COLLEEN (12). LENCI.GREG (10)- 106. LEPPALA. LARRY (10)-106. LESEMANN. ELLEN (10)- 106. LEWADOWSKI. MARY (10)- 19.28.34.106. LEWIS. RICKY (10)- 106 LEWIS. SANDRA (12) LIABRAATEN. JOY (12) - Pep Club 12; Entre Nous 10.11.12; A Capella Choir 12; Mixed Choir 10.11; An Evening of One- Acts 12; 28.33.34.79. LIND. JEFFREY (11)-30.95. LINDQUIST. ANNE (11)-95. LISOWSKI. CATHY (10) -34.106. LOBERG. SALLY (12) - Pep Club 10.11. 12; Tri-Hi 11.12; Girls Glee Club 10; Cheerleader 10.11.12; 25.28.29.32.79. LOFQUIST. PAMELA (11) -90.95. LOFQUIST. PATTI (10)- 106. LOMSAK. MICHAEL (10)- 106. LOVE. BETH (12) - Tri-Hi 10.11.12; Swim- ming 10; Track 11; Gymnastics 12; 79. LOVE. BRIAN (11)-41.95. LOVE. GREGORY (10)-34.106. LUCARELLI, DEAN (10)- 106. LUND. NANCI (12) 79. LUNDEIN. MARK (10)- 106. LUNDGREN. ROBERTA (12) Pep Club 10.11.12; GRA 11; Tri-Hi 10.11.12; 32.79. LUNDSTROM. BRETT (10)- 106.108. LUNDSTROM. JON (12). LUNDSTROM. LON (11)-61.95. LUNDSTROM. STEVE (11)-61.95. LUOMA. MARY (12) - AFS 12; Pep Club 10. 11.12; Entre Nous 10,11,12; Orchestra 10.11.12; Cadeaux 12; 28.33.36. 40 79 LUOMA. MARY K. (12)-Tri-Hi 10.11.12; Mixed Choir 11; Track 10; 32.79. LUPICH. DONNA (11)-95. LUSTI. ROCKY (10) LUSTIG. CINDY (10) -28.106. LUUKKONEN. CRAIG (12)-79. MACKENZIE. DONNA (12) Pep Club 10; Tri-Hi 10.11.12; FHA 10.12; 23.79. MADDEN. MICHAEL (10)-61.106. MAJETICH. SCOTT (10) -61.106. MAKELA. BRADLEY (12) - A Capella Choir 11.12; Mixed Choir 10; Star of the North 11; Basketball 10,11.12; 34.79. MAKI. BRIAN (10)- 105.106 MAKE BRUCE (10)- 106. MAKE CLYDE (10)- 106. MAKE DANIEL (12). MAKE DONALD (ll)-95. MAKE FRANK (11)-65.95. MAKE LYNN (10)- 106 MAKE PATRICIA (11)-32.95. MAKE RAYMOND (10)- 106. MAKE THEODORE (12) - Lettermen s 11. 12; A Capella Choir 11,12; Track 10.11.12; Intramurals 10.12; The Fantasticks 11; Fiddler on ths Roof 12; 19.22.34.79. MAKIRINNE. IRENE (11)- 36.42.95. MAKYNEN. ALLEN (12) - National Honor Society 11,12; National Forensic 11,12; FTA 12; Debate 10,11,12; Speech Team 10.11.12; 38.39.42.43.79. MANLEY. DAVID (12)-79.130. MANNERS. LEON (12) - Wrestling 10; 79. MARLOT. THOMAS (10)- 106. MARONICK. BARBARA (10)- 106. MARSH. DANNY (10)- 106. MARSH. GARY (12) - Hockey 10.11.12; 30.80. MARTINETTI. ELIZABETH (10). MARTINETTE JO (12)-80. MARWICK. JEFFREY (12)-80 MARWICK. LINDSAY (11)-95. MASTIN. RICKY (12) 80. MATICH. MARK (11)-41.95. MATKO. DEBRA (11) - 2.32.34,95. MATTILA. NANCY (10)-66.106. MATTONEN. CINDY (11) -95. MATTSFIELD. GENE (11)-37.95. MATTSFIELD. JAY (10)-37.106. MATTSON. CHERYL (11) 95. MATTSON. LARRY (10) - 34.61.106.140. 143.144. MATTSON. MARC (10) - 60.61.106. MAUSOLF. BRENDA (11) - 28.32.95. MCCLELLAND. DANIEL (10) - 61.106. MCCLELLEND. THOMAS (12) - National Honor Society 11.12; Lettermens 10. 11,12; Band 10; Swimming 10,11,12; Cross-Country 10.11,12; Junior Rotarian 12; 43.50.61.80. MCCONNELL. LYN (12) - Volleyball 10; Track 10.80. MCDONALD. PATRICIA (11)-95. MCKENNA. MAUREEN (11) 23.31.52. 95. MCKENZIE. DANIEL (10)- 17.19.34.107. MCKENZIE. RODNEY (11)-22.95. MCKENZIE. TAREN (10)- 107. MCQUEEN. TIMOTHY (10)-34.197. MEIER. NANCY (11) - 29.34.35.95.130. MEINZER. LORI (10) - 25.28.31.66.107, MEINZER. STEVEN (ll)-95. MESICH. MARK (12) - VICA 12; Hockey 10.11:41.80.130. MESTNICK. JOANNE (11)-95. METSA. JACALYN (12)-AFS 12; Student Council 12; Pep Club 10.11; GRA 10.11: Tri-Hi 10,11.12; BandlO. 11.12; Orchestra 11.12:36.37.40.80. METSA. PAUL (10)- 17.18.19.34.38.107. 138. MEYER. LINDA (10)- 107. MEYER. KEITH (12)-80. MEYERS. BRADLEY (11) -95. MEYERS. BRYAN (10)- 107. MICHALS. JAMES (11) -95. MICHELSON. SANDRA (12)-Pep Club 10: FHA 10: Volleyball 10; Track 10:69. MILAVETZ. GARY (11) -95. MR. MILLER (fac) - 116. MISS MOBERG (fac) - 116. MOBERG. DAVID (11)- 19.34.36.67.95. 140. MR. MOELLER (fac) - 122. MOEN. BRUCE (12) - Football 10; Intra- murals 11,12; 80. MOEN. MARK (10)- 107. MOESENTHIN. BARBARA (12)-80. MOLESKY. RICHARD (12) - Star of the North 12; Football 10.11; Intramurals 10.11; Wrestling 12; 80. MONACELLI. MARK (12) - Football 10.11. MONROE. TERRY (11) - 22.95.144 MOOREFIELD. DEBORAH (12)-Pep Club 12; Entre Nous 10.11.12; A Cappella Choir Index 150 10.11.12; Kiss Me Kate 10; Ths Fantas- ticks 11; 28.33.34.80. MORGAN. DEBORAH (12) - Tri-Hi 10. 11,12; Track 11:32.80. MORGAN. JAMES (ll)-95. MISS MORONI (fac)-127. MORRIN. ANTHONY (11) - 30.50.51.64. 67.95.136. MOYLAN. PATRICK (12) MUHICH. MICHELLE (10)-53.107. MULLER. MARILYN (10)-34.107. MULLER. HERMAN (10). MR. MUNIG (fac) 120. MURPHY. DEBBIE (11) - 23.31.59.96. MURRAY. BARBARA (11)-96. MURTO. KATHLEEN (11)-96. MURTO. ROSE (11)-96 NEARI. ANN (11)- 40.96. NEKICH. JAMES (10)-55.107. NEKICH. JOHN (12)-81. NELIMARK. BARBARA (12) - Student Council 11; Pep Club 10,11.12; GRA 10; Tri-Hi 11.12; Girls’ Glee Club 10; Cheer- leading 11.12; Dirtywork at the Cross- roads 11:8.25.28.32.81. NELSON. CHERYL(10)-53,107. NELSON. MARGARET (10)-37.107. NELSON. NANCY (12) - GRA 11; Tri-Hi 10-11.12; ROHIAN 10:81. MR. R. NELSON (fac)-65.127. NELSON. THOMAS (12)-81. MR. W. NELSON (fac) - 121. NEQUETTE. MICHAEL (10)-107. NERI. KATHRYN (12) - Entre Nous 10. 11.12:33.81. NERI. PATRICIA (11)-96. NERI. RICHARD (10)-107. NEWTON. MARK (ll)-67,96. NIEMI. MARK (10)- 107. NIEMI. SALLY (11)-32.96. NIEMISTE. SANDRA (10) - 36.37.107. NORDQUIST. PAULA (10)-34.107. NORMAN. MICHAEL (11) - 30.51,55.56. 96. NORMAN. TERRANCE (11)-96. NORVITCH. ANNETTE (12) - Student Council 11; GRA 10: Entre Nous 10.11.12; FHA 10.11.12; Volleyball 10.11,12; The Desk Set 10; 33.42.52.81. NORVITCH. BENJAMIN (10)-107. NOVAK. MARGARET (12) - Pep Club 10. 11.12; GRA 10.12; Girls' Glee Club 10; Track 11; 28.81. NOVAK. NANCY (10)- 107. NOVAK. STEVEN (12). NYBERG. CHRIS (12)-67.81. NYRHINEN. CAROL (10) - 28.34,107. NYRHINEN. STEVEN (11) - 28.29.30.56. 67.90.96. OAKMAN. ROBERT (10)-61.107. OAKMAN. SUSAN (11)- 12.28.32.96. OBERSTAR. JAMES (12)-81. O BRIEN. DEBORAH (12)-AFS 12; Student Council 12; Pep Club 10.11.12; GRA 12; Tri-Hi 10,11.12; Girls Glee Club 10; Speech Team 12; 28.29.32.40.81. OKLAND, LYLE (12) - Intramurals 12; 22.81. O’LEARY. LINDA (11) - 10.24.28.32.37. 96. OLIN. DAYLE (12) - Pep Club 10.12: GRA 10; Girls’ Glee Club 10; Volleyball 10; 28.81. OLLILA. DAVID (11)-96. OLLILA. ROBERT (10)- 107. OLSON. KENNETH (10)- 107. OLSON. MARIE (12) - Pep Club 12; Tri-Hi 10.11.12:23.28.32.82. OLSON. RANDALL (10)- 107. MR. R. OLSON (fac)-62.127. OLSON. SHIRLEY (11)-32.96. OMERZA. KATHRYN (12) - GRA 11; Tri- Hi 10.11,12: Track 10; 32.82. ORASTEM. DEBORAH (11) - 32.34.96. PADGETT. GREGORY (11)-96. PADGETT. MARK (10)-50. PADGETT. ROBERT (12). PALKOVICH. STEVEN (10)- 108. PAPIN. DEETTA (12) - GRA 11,12: Tri-Hi 10.11.12; Volleyball 10; Track 10; 32.82. PAPPONE. DIANE (12) - Pep Club 12; GRA 11; Tri-Hi 10.11.12; 32,82. PAPPONE. LIDA (11)-28.32.96. PARDEN, SHANNON (12)-Pep Club 10. 11.12; GRA 10,11: Tri-Hi 10.11,12; Gym- nastics 11; 11.28,32.82. PARDUS. DAVID (10)-61,108. PARISE. ROBERT (10)-108. PARISE. TERESA )12) - Tri-Hi 10.11,12; The Desk Set 10; 28.32.82. PASTERNACKI, JOHN (11) - 30.56.62.67. 96.136.141. MR. PASTIKA (fac)-50.67.119. PAVLOWICH. THOMAS (12) - AFS 12; Student Council 10,12; Pep Club 12; A Cappella Choir 11,12; Star of the North 12; Basketball 10; An Evening of One- Acts 12; 17.28.29.34.40.70.82. PAZZELLI. PAULA (10) - 28.34.108. PAZZELLI, ROBERTA (12) - Pep Club 10; GRA 10; Tri-Hi 10.11.12; FHA 10; A Cappella Choir 11.12; Mixed Choir 10; ROHIAN 11.12:32.34.44.82.131. PECARINA. CATHERINE (10) - 28.31.36. 37.58.59.66.102.108. PEDERSON. SHARON (10)-108. PELLETIER. MARK (12) - Lettermen’s 10.11.12:28.48.82. PELLINEN, PETER (11)- 19.34.36.96. PEPELNJAK. JAMES (12)-82. PEPELNJAK. JOYCE (11) - 23.28.32.40. 96. PEPEUNAK. JOY (11) - 3.23.32.96. PEPELNJAK. TIMOTHY (12) - National Forensic 12; Debate 12; Speech Team 10.11,12; Swimming 10; Intramurals 12; 22.39,82. PERNU. GARY (11)-67.96. PERNU. KATHLEEN (12) - AFS 12: Stu- dent Council 12; Pep Club 12; GRA 10.11; Tri-Hi 10,11.12; A Cappella Choir 12; Mixed Choir 11; Girls' Glee Club 10; Vol- leyball 10; Gymnastics 11; The Desk Set 10; Kiss Me Kate 10; Spoon River Anthol- ogy 11; The Fantasticks 11; An Evening of One-Acts 12; Fiddler on the Roof 12; 19.28.29.32.34.70.74.82.89.138. 11.12:28.36.50.67.83. POLSKI. JENNIFER (10) - 19.25.28.29. 34.100.109. POSSIN. DAVID (12) - AFS 12; Pep Club 12; Star of the North 12; 15.28.40.45.83 POSTUDENSEK. THOMAS (12)-Pep Club 12; Lettermen s 11,12: Hockey 10; In- tramurals 12; golf 10.11.12; 22.49.83. POOTSMITH. CAROL (12) - Pep Club 10. 12; GRA 10.11; Tri-Hi 10,11.12: FHA 10; ROHIAN 11.12; Volleyball 10.11;Track 10. 11,12:44.74.83. POZNIAK. MARIANNE (12) - Entre Nous 10.11,12: 15.83. POZNIAK. THERESE (11)-28.97. PRANAITIS. DEBRA (12)-GRA 10; Entre Nous 11.12; Mixed Choir 10,11.12; Track 11.12; 33.34.83. PRITTINEN. JAMES (10)-109. PRUNA. JULIE (12) - AFS 12; Student Council 12; Pep Club 12; GRA 11,12; Tri- Hi 10.11.12; Mixed Choir 12; Band 10; ROHIAN 10; Star of the North 10.11.12; The Fantasticks 11; Fiddler on the Roof 12; 19.28.29.32.34.40.45.83. PRLINA. MICHAEL (ll)-97. PRLINA. PAULA (10)-23.34.100.109. PROUT. ROBERTA (12)-20.83. MRS. PROZNIK (fac)- 123. PRUE. SANDRA (12)-GRA 10; Tri-Hi 10. 11.12; Band 10.11.12; Majorette 11.12; 10.24.37.83. PRY. BRUCE (10)- 109. PRY. RAEANN (10)- 109. RABIDEAU. JACYLN (11) - 31.37.97. RADOSEVICH. MICHELLE (12) - National Honor Society 11.12; Tri-Hi 10.11.12: FHA 10.11.12; ROHIAN 12; Cadeaux 12; Spoon River Anthology 11; 23.32.42.43. 44.74.84. RAJALA. TUULA (11)-33.97. RALSTON. MARY (11) - 7.19.25.27.28. 32.34.97. RAMBERG. NANCY (10)- 109.130. RAMBERG. PAMELA (11)-97. MRS. RANTALA (fac) - 31.59.66.127. RANTALA. WILLIAM (11) - 34.36.97. RANUM. DEBRA (11)-40.97. RANUM. JANET (10)- 109. RASK. JAMES (10)61.109 RATAL ELIZABETH (10)- 109 RATAL KATHY (10)- 109. REBEAU. MARY BETH (10)-28.109. REED. DAN (12)-84. REED. JAMES (12) - Swimming 10.11.84 RENZAGLIA. JOHN (12) - AFS 12; A Cap- pella Choir 11,12; ROHIAN 11,12; Spoon River Anthology 11; Dirtywork at the Crossroads 11; The Fantasticks 11; An Evening of One-Acts 12; Fiddler on the Roof 12: 16.17.19.34.44.84.86. RESKE. JOANNE (12) - AFS 12; Student Council 12; Pep Club 12; GRA 10.11.12; Tri-Hi 10.11.12; A Cappella Choir 12; Mixed Choir 10.11; Star of the North 10,11.12; Cadeaux 12; The Desk Set 10; Kiss Me Kate 10; Fiddler on the Roof 12; 15.19.28.29.32.34.40.45.70.74.76.84. REVAK. ROGER (10)-50.109. PEPICH. JON (10)- 108. PERSLIN. BARBARA (12) - GRA 11; Tri- Hi 10.11,12; Dirtywork at the Crossroads 11; An Evening of One-Acts 12; 83. PERSLIN. GEORGE (11)-96. PERTTU. GARY (11)-96. PERUSHEK. MICHAEL (10)- 108. PETERSON. CAROLYN (12) - National Honor Society 11,12; AFS 12;Tri-Hi 10.11. 12; Glee Club 10. Star of the North 11, 12; Cadeaux 12; Track 11; 23.32.40.43. 45.83. PETERSON. DALE (11)-96. PETERSON. DANIEL (11) - 28.29.30.55. 56.96.119. PETERSON. DEBBIE (11)- 16.28.29.31. 32.53.66.90.96. PETERSON. DENNIS (10)-41.108. PETERSON. DIANE (12) - Entre Nous 10. 11,12; FHA. 12; Cadeaux 12; 33.83. PETERSON. FRANK (10)- 108. PETERSON. GREGORY (10)-108. PETERSON. MARK (12)- 108. PETERSON. MARK (12) - Student Council 11; Hockey 10.11.12; Football 10: Golf 10. 11,12; 48.55.83.130. PETERSON. MICHAEL (10) - 17.18.37.39. 39.108.109. PETERSON. NANCY (11)-28.96. PETERSON. SHELLEY (11) - 28.33.96. PETRICH. GREGORY (12). PETROSKEY. JAMES (12). PETTINELLL DAVID (12) - Band 10.11. 12; Orchestra 10,11.12; Swimming 10, 11.12; 36.37.83. PETTINELLL GREG (12) - Football 10. 11:28.83. PETTINELLL LARRY (11) - 36.60.61.97. PETTINELLL RENAL (10)- 10.24.37.108. PFUTZENREUTER. PAUL (12)-28 PFUTZENREUTER. MARTI (11)16.97. PHILAYA. JANE (10)-34.37.308. PHILLIPICH. MARY (10) - 36.37.44.108 PHILLIPS. CHARLES (11)-97. PHILLIPS. MARGARET (12) - Pep Club 10,11; Tri-Hi 11,12; 32.83. PICEK. DAN (11)- 97. PICEK, JOHN (11)-62.97. PICEK. PONALD (10)- 108. PIETRINI. MARGARET (12) - Gymnas- tics 11:83. PIETRINI. ROCHELLE (10)-34.108. PIERCE. CRYSTAL (10)- 108. PINEO. GORDON (11)-97. PLEGER. MICHELLE (12)-AFS 12; Tr.-Hi 12; A Cappella Choir 12; Track 12: Gym- nastics 12; Fiddler on the Roof 12; 4.19. 32.34.39.40.82,83 PLESHA. LUANNE (10)- 108. PLOOF. GARY (11). PLOTNIK. STEVEN (12) PLUMMER. DEBRA (12)-83. PLUMMER. NANCY (10)- 108. PLUSWIK. MICHAEL (10)- 109. PLUTT. JAMES (12) - Football 10.11.12; Basketball 10. Wrestling 11,12; 22.56,83. PLYS. MARK (11)-97. PODPESKAR. MARK (11) - 16,22.97. POFFS. JUDY (11)-32.97. POHLMAN. ROBERT (12) - Pep Club 12; Lettermen’s 12; Cross-Country 11.12; Basketball 10; Track 11.12; Intramurals RICHARDS: GARY (12)-34.84 RICHARDS. PAUL (11) - 18.19.30.50. 67.97.117. RICHARDS. ROBERTA (10)-109. RICHTER. DAVID (12) - Lettermens 10. 11.12; A Capella Choir 11,12: Band 10: Skiing 10.11.12: The Desk Set 10: The Private Ear 10; Spoon River Anthology 11: The Lottery 11; The Fantasticks 11; An Evening of One-Acts 12; Fiddler on the Roof 12; 14.17.28.34.84.135. RICHTER. PAMELA (12) - Pep Club 10; GRA 10.11; Tri-Hi 10.11.12; 20.84.135. RILEY. SUSAN (12) -84. RIORDAN. TIMOTHY (12) - Student Coun- cil 12; Pep Club 12; Lettermen s 10.11, 12; Star of the North 12: Hockey 10.11,12; Baseball 11,12; Junior Rotarian 12; Spoon River Anthology 11; The Lottery 11; Dirty- work at the Crossroads 11; The Fantas- ticks 11; An Evening of One-Acts 12; Fid- dler on the Roof 12; 20.28.29.30.55. 56.57.51.77.84, RISKU. DAVID (12) - Pep Club 12; Letter- men’s 12; Football 10,11,12; Basketball 10.11.12; Baseball 11.12; 28.30.51.56. 84.129. men’s 12; Football 10,11,12; Basketball 10.11,12; Baseball 11,12; 28,30.51.56, 84.129. RISKU, DANIEL (10)- 109. RIVARD. NORMA (12) - Entre Nous 10.11. 12; 84. RIVARD. YVONNE (10)-109. ROCZNIAK. EUGENE (12) - AFS 12; Na- tional Forensic 11,12; FTA 12; ROHIAN 11,12; Speech Team 11; Junior Rotarian 12; Spoon River Anthology 11; The Lot- tery 11; Dirty work at the Crossroads 11; The Fantastics 11; An Evening of One- Acts 12: The Burial of Esposito 12; 5,16. 39.40.42.44.84, RODORIGO. LINDA (11) - 32.35.97.130. RODORIGO. MICHAEL (10)- 109. ROGERS. JERRY (10)- 109. ROGERS. PATRICK (10)- 109. ROINSTAD. CARLA (ll)-97. ROINSTAD. SANDRA (ll)-98. ROMAN. SUSAN (12) - Gymnastics 11.12; MISS RONNEGAN (fac) - 31.53.66.127. MR. ROSE (fac) - 125. ROSKOSKI. MICHAEL (10)- 109. ROSOSKI. PATRICIA (12) - Pep Club 10.11.12; Tri-Hi 10,11.12; 28.32.84.141. ROSKOSKI. THOMAS (12)-84. ROULEAU. BOBBI ANN (11)-34.98. ROUSE. JEFFREY (11)-98. ROWBOTTOM. SHARON (10) - 34.37.109. ROY. DEBORAH (11)-98 ROY. JAYNE (10)-36.52.66.109. RUBENSTEIN. THOMAS (12) - Pep Club 12; Basketball 10.11; Junior Rotarian 12; 9.62.84.120.130. RUDZINSKI. EDWARD (10)- MR. RUKAVINA (fac) -114 RUKAVINA. MARK (11)-98. RUSS. TOM (10) MR. RUTHENBECK (fac) - 125. RUTHENBECK. KARL (12) - Lettermen’s 12; Band 10.11,12; Orchestra 12; Cross Country 12; Basketball 10.11,12; Track 11,12; Baseball 10; Junior Rotarian 12; 30.36.37.50.62.63.67.84, SAARI. WILLIAM (10)-17.109. SABART. KATHLEEN (12) - Student Coun- cil 12;GRA 10.11:Tri-HilO.ll. 12; National Forensic 11,12; FHA 10; Star of the North 11,12; Debate 10; Speech Team 11; 15. 32.39.76.84, SABART. THOMAS (10)-34.109. SACCHETTI. MICHAEL (12) - A Cappella Choir 12; Mixed Choir 11; Track 11; In- tramurals 12; 34.35.77,84. SACCHETTI. NYRA (12) - AFS 12; Pep Club 12; GRA 12; Tri-Hi 10,11,12; Spoon Riv- er Anthology 11:4.28,32.40.84 SAINIO. LYNN (10)- 109 SAINIO. WILLIAM (11)-98. SAKRISON. LANI (12) - Tri-Hi 10,11,12; 32. 85.114.137. SALB. ROBIN (11)-98. SALO. DAVID (12)-85. SALO. DENNIS (ll)-98. SALO. KAREN (10)- 109. SALO. LAWRENCE (12) - Student Council 12; Pep Club 12; Lettermen’s 10.11,12; Band 10.11.12; Swimming 10.11,12; Cross Country 10.11,12; 28.29.30.37.50.61.85. SALO. PATRICIA (12) - Pep Club 10; Entre Nous 11.12; FHA 10.11.12; Mixed Choir 10; Band 10,11,12; Orchestra 12; FTA 12; Cheerleading 10; 33.36,37.42.85. SANDNAS. ALAN (11)-41.98. SANDNAS. GALE (12) - Pep Club 10; FHA 10; Volleyball 10; Track 10; Tennis 10; 85. SANDNAS. MICHAEL (12) - Hockey 10; Intramurals 12; 85. SANDNAS. TONI (11)-98 SANTALA. LINDA (10)-109. SANTALA. SUSAN (12)-85. SANTELLI. KERRY (12) - Hockey 10.11; Baseball 11.12: 22.28.85. SANTELLI. KERRY (12) - Hockey 10,11; Baseball 11,12:22,28.85. SARANEN. DAVID (12) - Football 10.11: Track 11; Curling 10,11,12; Junior Rotar- ian 12; 67,85. SARANEN. RICHARD (10)-109. SARBERG. DAVID (12)- Intramurals 12; 12.85. SAXHAUG . DEBORAH (12)-GRA 10.11. 12; Tri-Hi 10.11,12; A Cappella 11.12; Girls’ Glee Club 10; Gymnastics 10; Fiddler on the Roof 12: 19.20,34.85. SCHAEFBAUER. BRUCE (11)-67.98. SCHAEFBAUER. KENNETH (10) - 109. MR. SCHJELDAHL (fac)-65. 122.128. SCHLOTEC. MARIBETH (11)-98. SCHMITKE. THOMAS (11)-98.145. MR. SCHMITKE (fac) -119. SCHNEIDERHAN. DAVID (10) - 50.109 SCHOCHOW. MARGARET (11)-29.32.98. SCHRAMM. JACK (11)-67.98 SCHRAMM. SUSAN (12) - Pep Club 10. 11.12; Entre Nous 10.11.12; Gymnastics 11.12:28.33.53.86. SCHUBBE. DEAN (10)- 109. SCHULTZ. STEVEN (11)- 98. SCHULTZ. TERRI (10)- 109. MRS. SCHUMAN (fac) - 114. SCIPIONI. JOSEPH (12)-National Honor Society 11,12; Pep Club 12; Lettermen’s 11,12; Hockey 10.11,12; Football 10; Ten- nis 10.11,12; Junior Rotarian 12; 15.28. 30.49.55.86.130. SEINOLA. JEAN (11) - 32.39.28.44.98. 139. SEPPI. MATT (11)-28.30.56.98. SERRA. BETTE JO (11)-98. SERRA. ROLAND (12)- Lettermen s 12; Football 10.11.12; Skiing 11,12; Track 10. 11,12: Intramurals 12; 30.56,64.67.86. 119. SERSHEN. MARY (12) - Pep Club 10; GRA 10,11.12; Tri-Hi 10.11,12: National Foren- sic 11.12; A Cappella Choir 11,12. Mixed Choir 10; Band 10.11; Orchestra 10.11; Debate 10,11; Volleyball 10; Track 10: 15. 32.34. 39.86. SETALA. TERRY (10)- 109. MR. SEVCIK (fac) -118 SHEREK. KEVIN (12) - Track 10; 86. SHOARS. MARY (10)- 109. SHODEN. STEVEN (11)-98. SHOPP. LAURIE (10)- 109. SKORSETH. SUSAN(12)-Pep Club 11.12; GRA 11.12; Tri-Hi 10.11.12; Gymnastics 10.11.12:23.28.32.86. SHOWALTER. BRADLEY (10)- 110 SHUSTERICH. JOE (10)- 110. SIECKERT, TERESA (10)- 110. SIMBERG. CAROL (10) -34.110. MRS. SIPOLA (fac) -124. SKAUDIS. TIMOTHY (10)-110. SKOGLUND. CRAIG (10)110. SKUBIC. DEBRA (12) - Student Council 12; 29.86. SKYTTA. BRIAN (10)- 110. SLADE. DIANE (11) - 31.32.53.59.66.98. SMART. SIDNEY (12)-41.86. SMITH. KAREN (11)-34.98. SMOLENSKY. WILLIAM (12) - Pep Club 12; Speech Team 10.11.12; Hockey 10. 11; Track 10; Intramurals 12: Baseball 10.11,12:22.28.87. SNYDER. LAWRENCE (11) - 28.30.98. SNYDER. MARY JO (11)-42.98. MR. SOMERO (fac) - 119. SOPP. FRANK (11)-98. SOPP. JOHN (12) MR. SORCI (fac) -125. SPEHAR. MARY (11) - 29.31,32.36,37. 59.66.90.98. SPEHAR. ROSE (12) - Student Council 11,12; Pep Club 12; GR 10.11,12; Girls; Letter Club 10.11.12; Entre Nous 10.11. 12; A Cappella Choir 12; Mixed Choir 10. 11; Band 10.11,12; Swimming 10.11,12; Volleyball 10.11;Track 10.11.12: Gymnas- tics 11.12; 23,28.29.31.33.34.37.53.59. 66.87. MR. SPENCER (fac) - 126. SPRINGHETTI. PETER (10)- 17.34.110. SPITZER. MICHAEL (11)-98 SPOLAR. RICHARD (11)-22.98. SQUILLANCE. MICHAEL (11) - 30.56. Index 153 64.67.98. SREGZINSKI. PEGGY (10)-110. STAHL. CRAIG (12) - Football 10.12; 56.87. STAHL. DANIEL (10)- 110. STAHL. DEBORAH (11) - 28.32.98. STAHL. WESLEY (12) MR. STANAWAY (fac) - 55.118. STARC. RANDY (10)- 119. STARICH. MARY (11)-12.28.32.98. STARK. CHARLIE (10)- 110. STARK. SALLY (12)-87. STARK. JOANIE (10)- 110. STARKOVICH. JOHN (12) - Student Coun- cil 12; Football 10.11; Basketball 10.12; 15.29.62.87. STAUDAHAR. PAUL (10)-110. STAUPE. PAUL (11)- 19.34.50.98. ST A VOS. BRENDA (11) STENERSON. RONALD (12)-87. STEVENSON. KARON (12) - GRA 10.11; Tri-Hi 10.11.12; 87. STICKNEY. MICHAEL (12) - Track 11; 67.87. MR. STOCKEY (fac) - 125. MRS. STOLBERG (fac) - 14.122. STOLTZ. CAROLYN (12) - Pep Club 12; GRA 10.11.12; Entre Nous 10.11,12; Star of the North 10; 28.33.87. STOWE. JANIS (12) - Pep Club 12; Entre Nous 10.11.12; 28.33.87.141 STRAND. JUDY (10)-37.52.110. STRAND. STEPHANIE (12)-GRA 10; FHA 10,12; Star of the North 10.11; 87. STUPCA. SUSAN (11)-98.139 SULLIVAN. JOE (10)-50.110. SUNDEEN. JAMES (11) 98.137. SUNDICH. MICHAEL (10)-110. SWANSON. DAVID (11) - 29.34.38.39.43. 98. SWANSON. STEVEN (10)-110. SWATEK. RUTH (12) - Pep Club 10; FHA 12; 87. SWATEK. SUSAN (10)- 110. SWENSON, LUANN (11)-98. SWENSON. SARA (11)-32.40.98. MR. D. SWENSON (fac) - 122. MR. F. SWENSON (fac) - 127. SWOR. CAROLE (10)-34.110. TAMTE. JACQUELINE (11)-33.98. TAMTE. SCOTT (11) - 30.65.98. TASSI. GLENN (10)- 110. TASSI. LINDA (11)-2.32.34.98. TEASCK. EMILY (10)-110. TEKAUTZ. CONNIE (12) - Pep Club 10; Speech Team 11; 87. TEKAUTZ. GERALD (10) - 36.37.50.110. TELLER. MARY (12)-87. TENNISON. RONALD (10)- 110. TERCH. MICHAEL (11) - 30,56.65.98. TERRIO. SHERYL (10)- 110. THOMAS. DAVID (11)-22.98. THOMAS. DEBBIE (12)-87. THOMAS. JOSEPH (10) -50.110. THOMAS. PAUL (12) - Pep Club 12; Let- termen’s 10.11.12; Football 10,11.12; Basketball 10,11.12; Track 10.11,12; 15. 28.56.62.57.80.87.135. THOMAS. ROBERT (12) - Lettermen’s 10,11.12; Swimming 10.11,12; 27,28.30. 61,87. THOMAS. SALLY (10) -37.110. THOMPSON. DAVID (10) - 37.38.39.111. TOMATZ. JONATHAN (11)-99. TOMONOVICH. ANTON (12) - Swimming 10; Track 10; 87. TOMONOVICH. KIM (10) - 28.34.52. 66.111. TORNQUIST. JOHN (12)-87. TRENTI. JOHN (12) - A Cappella Choir 10. 11.12; Hockey 11; Football 10: Fiddler on the Roof 12: 14. 19.34.87. TRIMBLE. BONNIE (12) - Pep Club 10.11. 12; Entre Nous 10.11.12; 28.33.88. TRIMBLE. JOHN (10)-61.111. MR. TURK (fac) - 122. TUURI. LYNNE (12) - Entre Nous 10,11. 12; Mixed Choir 10.11.12; 34.88. TUURI. SUSAN (10)-34.111. TYYNELA. WILLIAM (10)- 111. VACK. DIANE (10) - 111. VAINIK. LINDA (10)- 111. VANDERVORT. JOY (10) - 111. VANECEK. JEAN (12) - Tri-Hi 10.11.12; 12,88. VIEZBICKE. MARGARET (11)- 17.28.32. 99. VIITA, LYNNE (11) - 28.33.36.99. VITALI. BRIAN (10)-64.111. VITALI. CORRINE (11)-23.28.99. MR. VITSE (fac) - 120. VONDERHAAR. RICHARD (12) - FT A 12; Baseball 11.12; Curling 10.11.12; Dirty- work at the Crossroads 11; An Evening of One-Acts 12; 16.17.42.88. VONTIN. HOLLY (11) - 16.17.19.34.99. VUKELICH. DONNA (12) - A Cappella Choir 11,12; Track 10:34.88.122. WALDEN. JEANNE (ll)-32,99. WALDEN. ROBERT (12) - Lettermen’s 10,11,12; Cross-Country 11; Track 10, 11.12; Intramurals 11,12: 2,14.22.28.30, 66.88.136. WALKKY. KATHY (12) - GRA 10.11; Tri-Hi 10.11.12; A Cappella Choir 11,12; Girls’ Glee Club 10; 32.34.88. WALLIN. MARK (10)- 111. WARREN. VICKY (12)-Pep Club 10.11,12; GRA 10,11.12; Star of the North 11,12; Track 10.11.12; Gymnastics 11.12; 28.88. WEBER. DANIEL (12)-88. WEBER. MARK (12) - Pep Club 12; Letter- men’s 11,12; Football 10,11,12; Basket- ball 10: Skiing 11,12; Golf 10; Junior Ro- tarian 12; 28.30.56.64.67.80.88. WEBER. MICHELLE (11) - 28.33.37.66. 99. WEIDMAN. JUDITH (11)99. WEIDNER. ROBERT (12) - Lettermen’s 12; Speech Team 11; Swimming 10.11, 12; Cross-Country 10; Track 12; 8.61.88. WEIR. ANNE (11). WEIR. JONATHAN (12)-22. WEISS. MICHAEL (11)- 16.17.99. WELANDER. THOMAS (10)-65.111. WENNEN. VIRGINIA (12) - GRA 10.11; National Forensic 11.12; Mixed Choir 10,11,12; ROHIAN 12; Speech Team 10. 11.12; Fiddler on the Roof 12; 9.19.34. 39.44.88. WESSMAN. JUDITH (12) - Pep Club 10; Index 154 Entre Nous 10.11.12; FHA 12; A Cappella Choir 12; Mixed Choir 10,11; The Desk Set 10; Fiddler on the Roof 12; 33.34.88 WESTBV. JEAN (10)- 111. MR. WESTLUND (fac)67.119 WHEELER. DEBORAH (12) - National Honor Society 11.12; AFS 12; Student Council 12; Pep Club 10.11; Girls’ Letter Club 10.11.12; Tri-Hi 10.11.12: A Cappella Choir 11.12; Star of the North 10; Swim- ming 10.11.12; Track 10.11.12; 8.29.31. 32.34.40.43.59.66.70.88 WHITLOCK. MICKEY (10)-111. WIERMAA. CRAIG (10)- 111. WIERMAA. DIANE (12) - GRA 10; Entre Nous 10.11.12; Swimming 11.12; 59.89. WIKLUND. JULIE (12) - National Honor Society 11.12: Student Council 10.11.12; GRA 11.12; Girls’ Letter Club 12; Tri-Hi 10.11.12; Band 10.11.12; Orchestra 10.11.12: Track 11.12; 29.31.32.36.37, 43.66.89.131 WILBERG. WAYNE (12) - National Hon- or Society 11.12; Pep Club 12: Lettermen's 12; Baseball 10; Tennis 11.12; 15.28.30. 89.120.130 WILD. LINCOLN (11) 16.34.38.39.99 WILDE. KAREN (10)-34. 111. WILEN. MICHAEL (12)-89. WILLIAMS. ERIC (12) - Baseball 10:89. MRS. WINKLER (fac)- 114. WINTER. PATRICIA (10) - 28.44.100.111. WINTER. SUE (11) - 28.29.32.34.40.44. 99 WOLFF. PATRICIA (11) - 32.39 96.99 WOODWARD. CARLA (10)-111 WOODWARD. JANICE (11) 31.36.59.99 WOVCHA. DAVIN (10) - 34.38.39.100. 111. WROBLESKI. MICHAEL (12) - VICA 12; FTA 11. Skiing 10; Track 10; 89. YOUNGREN. LYNETTE (10)-111. YOUNGREN. VICKI (11)-99 ZF.BRO. KAREN (12) Mixed Choir 10.11. 12; Gymnastics 10; 34.89. ZUPETZ, CHARLES (12) - Lettermen’s 11; Hockey 10.11.12; Football 11.12; 10. 55.56.89. ZUPETZ. DEBRA (12)-89 ZUPETZ. LYNN (11)- 17.34.99 ZUPETZ. PETER (10) - 34.100.111 Autographs Autographs Autographs Autographs 160