Roosevelt High School - Sagamore Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

Text from Pages 1 - 138 of the 1949 volume:

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FODWODD1 IN Tc-me l9Ll9 snenmone we Have Pon maven me uves nun so nee-os or me Kwnc-A-mrs I sa-ummm -nnmon. enema cmusren VW 3 Q R fd THE- HNIGHTS OF LD DE-DIC!-ITE-D EXPLOITS FCHIVQLRV T0 ONE LQDV. Q- DGDICDTE- Tl-H5 IO!-19 QGDMORE: T0 THESE- HNIGI-ITS. Q N nNcQ QL!-ON 1 , 1., , .,, -M.wM.m.,x.. x -1 X 4' MWS xs.,,k...- :sk X wasxiz. H Z X ik 3 5 'S 'if E gk A fax l FDCULTV ORGDNIZDTIONS FE DTURE S Q HLETICS 6 6 CLCJSSES ffsoax 'ff' x 'Qfiillr . x . - ff H-fiw-.QQ ,. ,m X X-X ' 1 N N N RQ! xMx4YMx N e ww mx. Awww wwmwwlxww Q wk. am wmmwNiS X g N Nz xXx fgfzf .X 1 Q ' - T 11 . L L vi L, Q f , , K- f -A K. N -' . .... ' ' - Ullll Elgllt ll llllllllltllt MR. VON LEVERN came to Roosevelt as assistant-princi- pal in l924. l'le became principal in l939. Our system ot Student Government was organized by Mr. von Levern in I925 as a means ot giving students an opportunity to practice democratic living in leadership and selt-control. This system has grown continually under his guidance and is admired by schools throughout the country. Delegates trom various schools have studied the plan in the hope ot employing a similar system. A student council helps to regulate the school lile, but Mr. von Levern occasionally is called upon to solve a problem. E83 MISS M. NELSON MISS A. Mr:CRADlE MISS MERCEDES NELSON, assistant-principal at Roosevelt, does the programming tor the school and ad- vises girls in personal problems. ln addition to teaching first aid. she is on the health council. MR. E. N. STRAND- JORD, assistant-principal, advises and guides the Student Council. He also advises visitors who want to study our Student Government by showing them this system actually at work. MISS ANNIE 'MCCRADIE is counselor ot Roosevelt girls. She advises them as to a suitable program and is in charge ot job placement ot graduates. She is also adviser ot Senior Honor Society. MR. ARTHUR PALMOUlST is counselor ot Roosevelt boys. He helps them choose a pro- gram that will benetit them later in a chosen profession. He is adviser ot Senior Honor Society. MR. E. N. STRANDJORD MR. A. PALMQUIST C. W. ANDERSEN: Chorus, Glee Club, A Cap- - pella Choir, Chairman ot Vocal Music. Choral Club. P. ANDERSON: Visiting Teacher. A. B. BAARDSETH: Typing, School Bookkeeper. R. W, BENGSTON: Geometry, Trigonometry, Higher Algebra, Lunchroom Work Assign- 'F ments and Records. W. P. BENSON: Swedish. Swedish Club Adviser, Ground Supervisor, As- sistant B Squad Football Coach, Lunchroom and Noon-Hour Activities, Costume Supervisor and Band Unitorms. E. BERKHEIMER: Geome try, Practical Arithmetic, M.E.A. and N.E.A.. Supplementary Material Fee Collections. A. BJELDANES: Librarian. L. BJORKLUND Gym, Modern Dance, Individual Sports. Health Girls' lntra-Mural Sports Assistant. Quo Vadis Assistant Adviser. Health Council. R. BLAKE: Physics. Aviation Science, B Squad Football Coach, Visual Education Equipment and Opera- tors. E9 Solid Sphere of interest World AFFairs in the Classroom Arms Miss Redlund R Swanson Lundin Dayglfugl Had U35 C n , . , . . C101 q t, GI n , Hoaglund, Mr. Havncs M. S. BOROW: Practical Arithmetic, Geome- try. L. F. BRICK: Cabinet Making, Wood Turn- ing, Faculty Manager ot Stage Crew. A. W. BUCKMAN: Chemistry, Physics. Golf Coach. S. CARLSON: Geometry, Algebra, Christian Fellowship Assistant Adviser. V. CATTRON: Art, Chairman of Art. C. COLE: Modern Prob- lems, Common Learnings, Radio Programs Chairman. K. COMLEY: Clothing, Home and Family Liv- ing, Costume Supervisors and Band Uniforms, Health Council, Teachers' Rest Room Super- visor, IIA Advisers Vice Chairman. C. W. COURTNEY: U. S. History. Term Chairman lor U. S. History, Baseball Coach. A Squad Basketball Coach. IOA Advisers Chairman. M. CROGAN: English, i2B Term Chairman tor English, Faculty Censor ot Sagamore. June l2A Advisers Vice Chairman. . W. M. CURRAN: Mechanical Drawing, Wrestling Coach. R. DENNIS: Machine Shop, Boys' Industrial Chairman. M. DOHERTY: Eng- lish, Creative Writing. January IZA Advisers Chairman, Assistant English Chairman. B. DOOR: English, IIA Term Chairman tor Eng- lish. B. R. EGGAN: U. S. History, Norse, Norse Club Adviser, Chairman ot Foreign Languages. Faculty Manager of Athletics. M. FARSETH: English, Assistant Chairman of English, IOA Term Chairman tor English, American Junior Red Cross Chairman. R. FERGUSON: Modern Problems, XXforId Problems, Chairman ot Social Science, Audi- torium Programs, Faculty Coordinating Coun- cil, Faculty Entertainment Committee. I. GER- ARD: English, Latin, Latin Club Adviser. A. GONWANS: Modern Problems, A Squad Football Coach. P. L. GREENWOOD: Bookkeeping, Faculty Member in Charge of Season Ticket Collections. J. GUITE: Assistant Librarian. H. L. HABER- MAN: Typing. Bookkeeping, January IZA Ad- visers Vice-Chairman, Silver Triangle Adviser. E. HALL: Spanish. Spanish Club Adviser. H. HAVERSTOCK: Biology, Flower Committee Chairman. M. W. HALRON: Chemistry, As- sistant A Squad Football Coach, Boys' Intra- Mural Sports, IIA Advisers Chairman, R Club Adviser, Science Club Adviser. Sewing a Fine Seam Measuring Up Maneloff, Lindquist 5 h b W. Andersen, direct E123 E. HAYNES: Modern Problems, Common Learnings, Junior Historical Society Adviser. D. HEATH: U. S. History, Common Learnings, Term Chairman tor World History, Blue Tri- angle Assistant Adviser. O. HENNING: Tech- nic, Band, Concert Band, Marching Band, Chairman ot Instrumental Music, Dance Band Adviser. T. JAMBECK: Health, Gym, Mixed Sports, Swimming Coach, Faculty Coordinating Coun- cil, R Clulo Assistant Adviser, Assistant Track Coach. E. JENSEN: Common Learnings, U. S. History, P.T.S.A. Student Home Representa- tive Club Assistant Adviser. S. JOHNSON: Printing, Metals, Assistant Baseball Coach, Su- pervisor ot Ticlcets. A. JOLLY: English, IIA Term Chairman tor English, Silver Triangle Assistant Adviser. V. KAUPANG: English, Chairman ot English, Chris- tian Fellowship Adviser. L. KRAMER: Foods, Girls' Industrial Chairman, Teachers' Rest Rooms Assistant Supervisor, Faculty Entertain- ment Committee. C. LAMMERS: Modern Problems, Curriculum Committee Chairman. L. LEIGH: English, l2A Term Chairman tor English, Blue Triangle Ad- viser. E. LEVERSEE: School Nurse. Christmas Caroling During the gay, testive week preceding Christmas vacation, everyone at Roosevelt is in a happy mood. Home rooms are having parties, auditoriums are given, and the tradi- tional caroling talaes place betore school each morning. Formerly the singing was held in the tront hall around the Christmas tree. This year it was moved into the auditorium, around the organ, with C. Wesley Andersen directing and providing the accompaniment. Three Sharps and a Flat Well, kids, what do you think ot the Teddies' new barber shop quartet? Now, girls, don't swoon! They have just recently organized and are learning to harmonize very nicely. Not only do they sing well together, but each has his favorite song. Mr. Weum's is Dry Bones : Mr. Buclcmarfs is So Tired : Mr. Halron's is Racing With the Moon : and Mir. Bones' is Leave the Bones for Henry Jones. C. LOBDELL: U. S. History, Hoclcey Coach, Tennis Coach, Visual Education Programs. C. LUKE: Agriculture, Agricultural Biology, Farm Shop, E.E.A. Club Adviser. l. LYNCH: Common Learnings, Chairman of Common Learnings. M. MCGRATH: English, Common Learnings. C. MILSTEN: Clothing, Art, Costume Super- visors and Band Uniforms Assistant. F. NAGEL: Higher Algebra, Geometry, Lunchroom and Noon-Hour Activities. Seton Hi Adviser. L. NIELSEN: News, English, Publications, Liter- ary Contests, Faculty Adviser of Standard. A. NOBLE: English. E. OLSON: Occupational Re- lations, Trade and lndustry, Retailing. Distribu- tive. L. OSTERHUS: Public Speaking, Debate and Forensic League Adviser. L. K. PAETZ: Drama. Radio, English, Class Play Adviser, Radio Pro- grams. E. M. PALEEN: Secretarial Practice, Ot- fice Training, School Mimeographing, Blue Tri- angle Assistant Adviser. Mr. Wcum, E131 MBsMBk MHI Backstage on Opening Night The Poor Girl! Vcale, Hane, Paul Joncas Kraml, Cooper, Miss Wilbur, Schribcr T E141 H. D. PETERSON: Clothing, Costume Super- visors and Band Unitorms Assistant. K. PETER- SON: Gym, First Aid, Health, Gym Team, Gymnastic Coach, Chairman ot Boys' Physical Education. C. POMMER: English, Common Learnings, Seton Hy Adviser. H. RANKS: Applied Music. E. REDLUND: Solid Geometry, Higher Algebra, Chairman ot Mathematics, Faculty Coordinating Council, Faculty Entertainment Committee, June l2A Advisers Chairman. L. RICE: Shorthand, Com- mercial Chairman, Faculty Member in Charge ot Standard and Sagamore Collections. I-1. A. RIEMENSCHNHDER. Biology, stock- room Supervisor, Health Council, Locks and Lockers, Sportsmen's Club Adviser. J. ROBERT- SON: Sight Saving, Young People's Symphony Concert Tickets. P. SANDBOE: English. Com- mon Learnings, Speech, Publication and Liter- ary Contests. G. STEINHAUSER: German, German Club Ad- viser, Biology. V. STRAKA: English, Common Learnings, Dramatics Assistant. L. SWADNER: English, Modern Problems, Boys' lntra-Mural Sports Assistant, Lunchroom and Noon-Hour Activities. A. L. SWANSON: Orchestra, String Class, Technic, Band. G. THOMAS: Foods, Lunch- room Manager, Faculty Coordinating Council. l. VOGTSBERGER: Drivers' Education, Quo Vadis Assistant Adviser. H. WAGNER: Ottice Training, Occupational Relations, Faculty Adviser ot Sagamore. M, B. WEUM: Physiology, Chairman ot Science, Faculty Coordinating Council, Lunchroom Su pervisor and Noon-Hour Activities. R. WIL- BUR: Health, Gym, Team Sports, Leadership. First Aid, Folk and Square Dancing, Girls' lntra Mural Sports, Faculty Coordinating Council Rooter Club Adviser. Group Proiects The senior year in Common Learnings is spent study- ing English Literature. Students arrange the course ot study in a manner that will make it most interesting and advantageous. Groups give various reports and plays. A Shakespearean theatre was built in connection with the studies, to better illustrate the trends and customs ot the period. Common Learnings Gallcghar, D. Jcnscn, Wcisncr, Le Boutillicr E151 O. YNGVE: Physics, Noon- Hour Activities, Costume Su- pervisor and Band Uniforms, B Squad Basketball Coach, Cross Country Coach, Track Coach. Learning to successfully operate a mimeograph ma- chine is a requirement which will later benetit girls planning to enter a commercial profession. A practice teacher demonstrates the essentials, and the students learn by assistance. Mimeographing Book, Miss Johnson, Blankholm, Jacobsen 1--nal ' X x-.. V' W -4 XL7-Vkilf I I f X X3 S g ' ' 'X X' 5 1 x + 1fT,X23iXgQ K X- X - XX X,-A-AX X 4 K -5 N-5 1: ,X 'MX-WX 5 X. , P-QXJ15fgkCf?f5,X1x XvzX S U XX X Ns KX iff Q T ii 5 35551555-ieff1f f' -LEX 1 X1 ' iiafx-X 2' I OL-. fry HSL FiJiY5?1f5w15'T4i 95' X f X X k Aw, XXQXSX., XNXXXXXXXX X X .1 X X X ,X A f .X , 2-,X XX Y X 'F 'xi '52 'Q Q'ff1Q '53,- 7 . XS XX-f , 1, - -A SXXXX- rg: X 'Xi , Xfrw . X X- ' 14135-fl ' - X s -- 1 X11 --X ,s:i1X - 'pfsfv 4 ' -X q ,vsf X-5+ XX -J a ny X Le X , we .gina 1 - X X1 ' 1 A - 1 gi-sXX :X 2 7 k :W . if ki- I g : X A A 5 X X 2 X - wk-an X H X L X' L X X X K ' XXQ, wif 5 r r K X. X X 7 ,X mi - X XXKXX X -X X v 5 X X555 i A201 RSS. f' H x 'X x ' V ' 'K fffxXX25X5X ff XXXXXX fi M- fl ...- V Row l: Schwarzkopf, Hall, Sievers, Lund, Kielty, Mr. Strandjord, J. Comfort, DuFour. Row 2: Fretter, Richardson, Mader, Breckenridge, D. Peterson, Ander- berg, L. Hansen. Row 3: Engberg, Grindc, Johnstone, Hagen, Dobson, Doran. Row 4: K, Anderson, Morgal, Steinhagen, Fox, Koch, Morton. Row 5: Bassett, Medvcc, R. Larson, G. Nelson, Hill, C. Nelson, T. Comfort. The King's Council Assisted by Mr. E. N. Strandjord. the Stu- dent Council promotes student government at Roosevelt. Members are elected by the student body. The Student Council Merit Award is given to the student who has helped most to turther the work ot the Student Coun- cil at Roosevelt. FALL OFFICERS SPRING Ken Kielty President Curt Nelson Bud Lund Vice-president Tom Medvec Marilyn Hall Secretary Beverly Hagen Beverly Sievers Corresponding Secretary Gretta Johnstone Jim Comfort Treasurer Jim Comfort Lyall Schwarzlropf Sergeant-at-Arms Charles Breckenridge Our Roundtable This group ot hard working bosses is called the Board ot Governors. They are study hall chairmen, secretaries, and period chiefs. Once a week a meeting is held to discuss any problems which may have arisen in the study halls. Mr. Strandjord keeps a watchful eye on our study halls. FALL OFFICERS SPRING Willis Doran President Willis Doran Grace Bade Vice-president Roger Starrett Joan Hagenstad Secretary Joan Hagenstad Nancy Schreiber Sergeant-at-Arms Nancy Schreiber Row l: Corcoran, Hagenstad, Badc, Schreiber, Doran, Mr. Strandjord. Row 2: Handy, Bosscrt, Buettncr, J. Johnson, Lutz, Norell, P. Pederson. Row 3: Holmgren, Butler, Murphy, Palm, Donaldson, B. Anderson, Saam. Row 4: L. Olson, Starrett, Madsen, Engclbrecht, Odcgaarcl, Bevans. Row 5: Greg- ory, Jackson, Pagc, R. Hanson, Westlund, Craig, Utecht, Bernhardson. '- a F f . ...f nga .tte Row I: Mr. Palmquist, J. Nelson, Wright Schobcrg, T. Comfort, Anonsen, Hagen, Gable, M. Johnson, Miss McCradic. Row 2: Arms, Ohno, Bcrglund, Mackey, Moen, Tatterstield, Cotterman Werhan, Nilsen. Row 3: Loken, Marcantclli, C. Carlson, Madsen, C. Johnson, Perreault, Medvec, Haugc. Row 4: F'hO W'dhfTl WtJJh MN'ffTh'I EJh R 5HllPJ B Wlk Oh 'Il Hl rsc er, wens, i cn oe cr ay or, cs, . o nson, c i , cimann., 4. o nson. ow : a e, . ensen, raa, u an, erpri cr, avorson, Theyson, J. Erickson. Row 6: Solly, Carlcen, R. Swanson, Wcbcr, Glaser, Vikingson, L. Anderson, J. Comfort, Steenson. Members of the Court Noblese Oblegen is the motto ot the Senior Honor Society which was organized in l925. The club pin is a blazing torch which symbolizes the light ot lcnowledge. The club advisers are Miss McCradie and Mr. Palm- quist who are counselors at Roosevelt. To become a member of this organization a student must maintain a scholarship average ot 2.3 during the tenth and eleventh grades, have an excellent character, have the ability ot leadership, and have a willingness to serve the school. Looks Good! Mrs. Lanstad, J. Lanstad, Werhan 'sf' atv? Q , if One ot the activities in which the club members take part is the annual homecoming button sale. At the semi-annual initiation the newly chosen members are sworn into the Na- tional Honor Society. Once each year the club members participate in an outstanding educational trip. This trip may include a visit at some college. On May 25 the Honor Society members tlew to Rochester, Minn., and were guests ot the Chamber ot Commerce. O F F I C E R S President ....... ........ ............... T h omas Comfort Vice-president .... .. .. .... Gene Anonsen Secretary ........ .... B everly Hagen Treasurer .......... ...... B everly Hagen Sergeant-at-Arms ..... Keith Palmquist Being Initiated Widenhocfer, Callistcr, Hcrrlin, J. Nelson, Schoberg, M. Johnson, L. Anderson Serts Row I: Gilbcrtson, Henry, Hoffmann, Rondcau Row 2: Secmann, Chestnut, Carothers M Editor-in-chief , .... .,.. . .. ... ... I949 SAGAMORE STAFF r. Harvey Wagner, Faculty Adviser Barbara Widenhoefer Photographer ......... ........... J ack Herrlin Assistant ...,......,... .... H oward Seernann Art Editor ...,,.....,....... .... M arlys Johnson Cover Design and Endsheets .... .... J ean M. Nelson Faculty Editor. ..,..,...... .. .......Nancy Allan Assistant ............................. Edna Gilbertson Organizations Editor .,......,,............ Glenna Callister Assistants ..........,.., Betty Carothers, Donna Rae Henry Feature Editor ..,.. ,...,.i .......... E v onne Oberpriller Assistant ....... ....... R enee Hotfmann Sports Editor.. ......,. Lawrence Anderson Assistant . .. .. .......,.,....... Jael: Chestnut Class Editors... ............ Marilyn Quist, Bonnie Palm Assistant ....................,... Beverly Rondeau Typists ...... .... H arriette Bobendrier, Marilyn Schoberg , Landlords Row I: Wide L. Anderson nhocfcr, Bobendrier, Callister, Palm, M. Johnson, J. Nelson. Their Mojesfies We. the Sagamore statt ot I949, have en- joyed preparing your annual. and we sincerely wish that it will capture the approval ot you, the students and the taculty. 'This year we present as our theme, ln the Days of the Knights. We hope that you will allow the Knights ot Roosevelt Castle to talce you on a journey through the past year ot activities and that it will bring back memories that you want to cher- ish--homecoming and the tootball games: the Winter Carnival and the class banquets: the clubs and even the classrooms where we all worlced so hard remembering chemistry tormu- las, memorizing historical dates, and learning theorems tor geometry. During the past nine years the Sagamore has received an All-American award eight times. We are proud ot this record as the All-Ameri- can is the highest rating given to yearboolcs by the National Scholastic Press Association. The students on the Sagamore statf have been chosen by Mr. Wagner. Last tall the statt consisted ot twelve seniors, and in January it 'was supplemented by six juniors who will be the foundation tor the I95O statt. The students must have a good scholastic standing and be dependable worlcers. Row 2: Oberpriller, Quist, Schobcrg, Allan, Mr. Wagner. Row 3: Herrlin, Knight Reporters The Roosevelt Standard, which is published on Thursday, presents a resume ot the week's news to aII students. The new motto adopted by the statt is It the Standard doesn't come out, it isn't Thursday. Roosevelt students should be proud ot their weekly publication as the Standard has won the AII-American rating many times and has also won honors in the International Quill and Scroll. To become a member ot the statf. a student must complete News I and show an ability to write news articles. The statt meets each day the fourth period in room 325. It you happen to go by room 325 on Tuesday, you may won- der whether a complete issue ot the Standard will really come out Thursday morning. Wednes- day is Standard Day down at the printers. That is the day when page editors help set up type tor their respective pages. The Sagamore extends its sympathies to Mr. Nielsen. The statt is looking forward to the day when their sons and daughters will serve as the backbone ot the Standard. Editor's note: For security reasons the name of the author of the preceding paragraph must be withheld. Day Reporters Editors at Work! Hauge, Wullran, Borseth, Meyer, Cotterman, Steinhagen, D. Olsen I'-749 STANDARD STAFF Mr. LeRoy Nielsen, Faculty Adviser FALL Alda Cotterman Margaret I-Iauge Connie Wullcan Lorna Borseth Janet Meyer None Don Olsen Jim Steinhagen None Wendell Anderson Bob Wilson OFFICERS SPRING Editor-in-Chief Connie Wullran Assistant Editor Margaret Hauge Second Page Editor Janet Meyer Third Page Editor Joan Carlson Lois Hennessy Joan Johnson Co-Sports Editors Don Olsen Jim Steinhagen Girls' Sport Editor Beverly Slcoglund Business Manager Wendell Anderson Advertising Manager Bob Wilson Row I: Burmeister, Wright, Skoglund, J. Johnson, Wcrhan, Hennessy, B. Jacobson. Row Z: J. Carlson, L. Jensen, Fewer, Plotnik, Row 3: C. Johnson, W. Anderson, Wilson, Munson, D. Hill, Ellefson, Frernstad, Mr. Nielsen. Row I: Miss Bjorklund, Lund, R. Nelson, Gilles, R. Larson, J. Peterson, Hurst, Mr. Vogtsberger, Row 2: Argall, Moen, GcvinEg, Ostlund, Quist, Book, A. Johnson. Row 3: Grayson, Strom, Bell, Tattersfield. Holmgren, Bronce, Bakcr, Grrndc. Rl'1lfCY- Row 42 Gustafson, Thorvig, berly, Madsen, L. Carlson, Medvcc, J, Larsen. Row 5: Kline, Doran, Kiclty, Fremstad, Jorgensen, Page, Comfort, Westlund. The Royoliy Quo Vadis is one oi the newest clubs at Roosevelt. This club was founded in I9-47 by combining the Qui Vive and the Pilots Clubs. Each semester ten boys and ten girls are received into the club. Any l lA student with a C average or better is eligible tor mem- bership. It is the custom that ot these new Guarding Our Doors Palmquist, A. Johnson, Ouist, Thorvig, .lorgcnson E221 FALL OFFICERS SPRING Rog Larson President Roy Jorgenson Roy Jorgenson Vice-president Jerry Raveling Nancy Gillis Secretary Ann Johnson Ronnie Hurst Treasurer Tom Medvec members a Vice-president be elected. ln this way the club is assured ot etticient leadership, even after the graduation of other otticers. initiations are talked about and feared many weeks in advance. This year new mem- bers underwent the usual initiations and could be distinguished by a small maroon and gold ribbon as they bowed to senior members. They all agreed later that it was worth all the sutlering and torture they went through. The Quo Vadis Club holds its meetings every other Wednesday morning at eight o'clock A.M. Their slogan is: Cooperation, Service, Loyalty, and Friendship. Each one ot these aims is a worthy goal tor all the members of the club. The primary purpose ot the club is to serve as ushers at all school events not already spon- sored by some other club. Some ot these events are the class play and choir concerts. The club's advisers who deserve a great deal ot credit tor the club's success are Miss Bjorklund and Mr. Vogtsberger. I Row I: Bruce, J. Swanson, West, Mr. Halron, Fisk, Perreault. Row 2: Bouchard, B. Anderson, Landstad, Epland, Mills, Caldwell, Warclwell, Bocsscr. Row 3: Thone, Annis, Vik, Gustafson, Haglancl, Wick, Allan. Row 4: Smith, Cooper Theilmann, Wullran, Oberprilfer, Hcrrlin. Row 5: Jacobson, Walther, Wolff, E. Johnsen, Shay, Heinke, Grimes. Row 6. Hatfield, Martell, Glaser, Thomas, J. Comfort, Lundin, T. Comfort, Wilson. Alchemists At precisely five minutes after three, Sam flies into room 223 and settles the prospec- tive Einsteins down for an interesting Science Club meeting. This activity takes place every other Tuesday afternoon. l922 was the first yeargfor the Science Club. ln I949, the club has had many extra- ordinary meetings. Many times there have been interesting talks and discussions. Bob Hagerman came over from Hamline Univer- sity to give a lecture on soaps and detergents lsoap flakes to most of usl. At another meet- ing the members made prisms to use for pa- perweights. Names were etched on the prisms with a special glass etching paste. One un- usual day there was a demonstration of some solid fuel rockets, two of which met with un- fortunate fates. Blood testing was the subject of another demonstration. At one meeting there was a lecture on the mysterious subject of astronomical and terrestial telescopes. An- other interesting demonstration was the re- moval of spots and stains. Various pieces of cloth were stained. These spots were removed by certain chemicals. E231 FALL OFFICERS SPRING William Perreault President Tom Comfort James Fisk Vice-president Jack Herrlin Carol West Secretary Mama Sampson Charles Martin Treasurer William Perreault The Science Trophy is presented to the boy or girl who is excellent in all fields of science. The Bausch and Lomb Award is also present- ed to the student who most merits it. What was that formula? Huebner, U. Johnson, l-lerrlin, Prichard El Hispono Americcmo Adelante, siempre adelanten is the slogan ot the Spanish Club. Translated into English this slogan means Foreword, always torewardf' El l-lispano Americano was organized in the tall ot l94l and is directed by la Senora l'lall. ln order to become members ot this club. first term Spanish students must have a B average, but a C average is required ot the students in their second term. The purpose ot the club is to give students a better under- standing ot the people whose language they are studying. Meetings are held on the third Wednesday ot every month. The members Row l: M. Johnson, Martinscn, Dubisar, Book, Mrs. Hall, Rustad, Wasilcwski, B. Erickson, Mandell. Row 2: J. Erickson, M. Anderson, Gallagher, Norton, Elling- woocl, Evans, Warren, L. Hansen. Row 3: Edstrom, Aldrich, Sumner, Sctterlund, Ekl'und, Sorem, Gelinas, Craddock, Newman. Row 4: L. Swanson, Fowler, Ellingwood, Gustafson, Hardin, Cald- well, A. Erickson, Smith, Marcantclli. Row 5: E. Peterson, Skarnes, Doris, Wulkan, West, Thone, sen, Froysa. Row 6: Steinhagen, A. Johnson, Tuller, Hill, W. Jensen, gensen. Moberg, Niel- Christopherson, Poston, Hayes. Sattcrvall, Jor- FALL OFFICERS SPRING Gayle Rustad President David Hill Ann Book Vice-president Joan Sade Luanne Wasilowski Secretary Lois Swanson Beverly Dubisar Treasurer Beverly Dubisar Paul Mandell Sergeant-at-Arms Willard Jensen look torward to these meetings as there are always an interesting program and delicious refreshments. This year the club has seen mov- ies and has. ot course, had the traditional Christmas pinata party. The Spanish pinata is hung from the ceiling and is filled with goodies: it must be broken by a blindfolded person with a stick. Candy, truits, and nuts then come tumbling out tor everyone. A bronze medal was awarded to Lester Bul- lock tor showing excellence in Spanish. E243 Row l: Harris, lngebrigtsen, Bacle, Ben- nett, J. Carlson, Grayson, Landstad, Henry, Abrams. Row 2: Murphy, Rom- rnen, Jones, Brier, Boyce, Faber, Mills. Row 3: Ruzin, Franke, Luchrs, Harvey, Carothers, Cameron, Tracy, Hallin. Row 4: Soyne, Sitta, Lilja, S. Erickson, Ewen, B. Larsen, Mackey, J. Nelson. Row 5: M. Johnson, Zieper, Storholm, Wright, Johnstone, Gable, Rasmussen, Schreib- er. Row 6: M. Olson, Marti, Canney, La Rue, Hartz, Corcoran, Buettner, Christopher. Row 7: Stecnson, Bork, Hennessy. Albrecht, Anclcrbcrg, J. Carlson, Lilly, K. Hanson, McWilliams. Row l: lverson, Ellefson, C. Nelson, Mr. Weum, L. Anderson, Seaberg, Nielsen. Row 2: Ekholm, Hult, Ronnirig, R. Anderson, Viken, Gregory, Mcdvec, Chalk. Row 3: Rindal, Anonsen, K. An- derson, Fremstad, Mandell-, Steenson, Koch, Gardin. Row 4: R. Swanson, Cedarblade, P. Swanson, Bemis, Stin- son, Grobel, Elvin. Row 5: Martell, Set- tergren, Sattervall, Volstad. Korn, Landberg, Hill. Row 6: T. Comfort, Lundin, J. Comfort, Fleming, Weeks, J. Anderson, Weber, Anonsen. Hi-Y Dukes Under thedirection of Mr. Weum. faculty adviser, and Chuck Swanson. downtown secre- tary, the l-li-Y livediup to its purpose of ex- tending through the school and the commu- nity high standards of Christian character. Throughout the year the l-li-Y was especially active in giving aid to organizations in need. The first thing they did was to prepare and de- liver speeches in various churches to raise money for the Community Chest. F.O.B. lFor Other Boysl was a drive to raise money for other boys who needed help in the war-torn countries. Other high spots during the year included FALL OFF'lCERS SPRING Curt Nelson President Arleigh Ronning Keith Palmquist Vice-president Curt Nelson Lawrence Anderson Secretary Ralph Swanson Charles Ellefson Treasurer Lyall Schwarzkopf None Sergeant-at-Arms Douglas Steenson None Chaplain Tom Comfort the Palm Sunday breakfast at the downtown Y and a banquet at Idahupi for the football team. The banquet was paid for largely by the money the members took in from concessions which they sold at home football games. At Christmas each club sold tickets for a dollar apiece. This money was used as a down pay- ment on a Christmas tree which was bought at one of the lots run by the Y Men's Club. This year the Y will also have its own softball tourna- ment between clubs. Row I: Drake, Kile, Abrams, Eide, D. Benson, J. Johnson, Gantriis. Row 2: Robertson, C. Peterson, A. Peterson, B. Olsen, Urbach, Sampson, Bergin. Row 3: Welsh, Kantrud, Tvsk, Paton, Munig, Holland. Row 4: Bram, Wood, Richie, Collin, Myhre, Shay. Row 5: Deno, E. Johnsen, Prichard, Schwarz- kopf, Amundson, R. Olson, Fox. E251 Row l: Gustafson, Boyce, Annis, Burmeister, Hcrrlin, Mr. Haynes, Borseth, Kraml, Morgal, Vik. Row 2: L, Hanson, Lanstad, Vikingson, Epland, Wilson, Erickson, W. Anderson, Scemann. Royol Historians Which museum shall we visit next, Mr. Haynes? came the query. The Junior His- torical Society was organized in I945 by Mr. Haynes who has worked very hard tor its suc- cess. The club welcomes into membership anyone with a C average in grades and a genuine in- terest in the early days ot Minnesota. Members eagerly accept the challenge that their motto gives: Know Your Minnesota. O F F l C E R S President .,....... ...........,.,. .... L o uis Morgal Vice-president ,... . i...... Mary Kraml Secretary ....... ..... l rene Johnson Treasurer .,... ..... R obert Wilson One, two, three.- M. Johnson, D. Wilson ls this the right box? Miss Ferseth, C. Johnson, Bennett l We Serve Under the able direction ot Miss Marianna Farseth, the members ot the Red Cross Council have greatly aided the work of the Red Cross. They have assisted the tund drives at Roose- velt. This year the Red Cross pennant was awarded to room 336 tor the largest homeroom contribution. O F F I C E R S President .... .......,...,... .... M a rlin Johnson Secretary .... ..... C arole Johnson Treasurer .... .Doris Wilson E263 Bockstoge Jesters Turn the lights on, pull the curtain a little more, and put I2 chairs in a row. These orders are heard frequently, but who is it that does these things? We look backstage and tind a dependable stage crew that takes care ot this work. The boys, who must maintain a C aver- age, receive a school letter 'atter they have served' tor two years with the crew. The man- ager this year is Jim Larsen, and Bill Bemis is assitant manager. Mr. Brick is faculty adviser. The old timers Row I: J. Larsen, D. Johnson, J. Andersen, Mandell, R. Carlso Erickson, Bemis Careful, clon't fall! Row I: Shcctman, Rann' 5 B k R 2 V'k P l L decn, Blom, Currier Seeing ls Believing Room 328B has changed its name to the Movie Room so that Roosevelt now has a suitable place tor showing movies. The Visual Crew, under the direction ot Mr. Lobdell, takes care ot setting up and operating the I6 mm. movie machine. It the teachers so desire, the machines are set up in their own classrooms. Wayne Nelson is crew chiet. The Audio Crew, under the direction ot Mr. Blake, operates the sound system in the audi- torium and also the PA. system tor the toot- ball games. The crew chief is William Perreault. The tape recorder and portable sound equip- ment may be operated in the classroom tor in- dividual teachers. Row I' Fisk Pcrrcault Mr Blake Row 2' Mr Lobdcll Lockwood, Vedeen, Schmidt, Wolff, Eide, Jacobson, Row 3: Betzold, J. Anderson, W. Nelson. Row 4': Jarvis, Bcrgin: Sheimonek: i I l Ladies Thor Wciited Everybody swing your partner is a tamil- iar order to al Blue Triangle girls. This past year Blue Triangle, Silver Triangle, and l-li-Y members have held a number ot barn dances. Blue Triangle, a branch organization ot the Y-Teens, is open to all senior girls ot Roose- velt. The Y.W.C.A. sends out one ot its rep- resentatives who works with the club advisers, Miss Heath, Miss Paleen, and Miss Leigh. This club has a Y-Teen pin which represents the Y-Teen fellowship throughout the world. An important activity of the club is the Senior Farewell Tea. The graduating girls that have maintained regular attendance are pre- sented with a corsage. Row l: Widenhocier, Fewer, Holt, Miss Leigh, Tattersfield, Holmgren, Rustad, Strand. Row 2: Rasmussen, J. Carlson, Schreiber, P. Pederson, A. Johnson, El- lingson, D. Johnson, Bronce. Row 3: Bade, Gilles, C. Swanson, Lechnyr, Meyer, Hagenstad, Clark. Row 4: Ouist, S. Erickson, B. Anderson, Ostlund, Adams, M. Larson, Wolander, Beck- with. Row 5: Allan, Kragenbring, Baker, O'Brien, L. Olson, Mills, Chalk, Grinde. Row 6: l-lane, Cooper, Wick, Allan, Theilmann, McNif'f, Hagland, Chisam. Row 7: P. Jensen, M. Olsen, Schwancn- berg, Jordan, Kampstad, Bjerken, Thor vig, Eberly, Jorgensen. O F F I C E R S President .,..... .............. ........ M i riam Holt Vice-president .. ..... Mary Theilmann Secretary ........ ......,.. N adine Ewen Treasurer .,........ ..., B arbara Widenhoefer Inter-Club Council ..... ......, M arna Sampson The programs for this past semester have been centered around the individual. One meeting each semester is devoted to a service project. This year favors were made tor the children at the University Hospital. Other so- cial activities in which the club engaged are the Banquet with Dad, the Mother's Christmas Tea, and the annual morning Easter Service. Each spring members ot the Y-Teens send members ot their own club to worlcshop meet- ings. At these meetings the girls are given in- tormation about their jobs. E231 Row l: Miss Paleeri, Andreasen, Fagcr- lie, Sampson, Wuikan, Argall, Harris, Bell, Miss Heath. Row 2: Bobendricr, Wcrhan, Corcoran, Glaeser, J. Nelson, Vlfright, Mackey, M. Nelson. Row 3: M. Swanson, Stcnvaas. E. Larson, R. Swenson, Rinkey, Foslien, D. Hanson, Joanne Bayliss, Jeanne Bayliss. Row 4: Becklund, Nygaard, D. Johnson, Berg- lund, Fredrickson, Bielland, Running, D. Andersen, Marshall. Row 5: C. Lar- son, Brask, Wardwell, Schoberg, Os- lund, Miller, Mikkelson, Lingcn. Row 6: Skoglund, Graftaas, Borsch, Smith, Hest- ness, Feigum, Hartman, Gustafson, Ha- gen. Row 7: Hardin, Knox, Smith, Croonquist, Ewen, Bemis, B. Larsen, Storholm, Ziepcr, Schaller. Row I: Burt, Bork, Dvorak, Aasvc, Miss Jolly, D. Peterson, Weingart, Blom, Hartman. Row 2: S. Olson, Dahl, E. Swanson, M. Johnson, Thatcher, Parker, B. Olson, L. Nelson, Christopher. Row 3: Lindstrom, Canniff, Schwalbe, Sandvig, Tracy, Mousseau, E. Pederson, Quist, Remmen. Row 4: Landstrom, Hillgren, Bowers, Mozis, Walker, Fitzgerald, Harvey, Samuelson. Row 5: M. Larsen, Wedin, Holm, Glowatzke, Hauger, La- tour, Sawert, Leighton, Sirr. Row 6: Gilmer, Hallin, Krogh, Foster, Brown, Hinderaker, Minor, Chall. Row 7: Staf- ford, Knudsen, Bryer, Hedquist, Clarke, Harris, Westlund, Stevens, Oicn. Lodies in Waiting To face lite squarely, to tind and give the best is the motto ot Silver Tri's members. The Silver Tri has done many things to give their best in order to-help others. The club has several members who have a part in community service by reading to chil- dren and to old people tor several hours each week. The girls have also made and sent pres- ents to the needy people abroad. Another project they completed was to purchase, dec- orate. and send Christmas trees to the vet- erans' hospital through the Red Cross. Their meetings are held every other Tues- day. On the Tuesdays that the club doesn't meet, cabinet meetings are held. At the meet- Row I: Buettner, Lunclgren, Anderberg, Skarnes, Miss Haberman, B. Olson, Steenson, Fretter, B. Hanson. Row 2: Stepp, Ellefson, Dubisar, G. Nelson, G. Swanson, McCormick, Dean, Aldrich. Row 3: J. Anderson, Waltrip, Corrstans, Mount, Leaf, Olmstead, Lundgren. Row 4: Groth, Evans, Wolfe Sampson, Tat- tersfield, May, Cook, Switala. Row 5: Sandstrom, Evers, Lehman, V. Hanson, Barnes, Evenson, M. Larson, Albrecht. Row 6: J. Carlson, Sandeen, Russum, Engstrom, Neumann, M. Anderson, Midtbo, Lilly. Row 7: Kruger, J. Peter- sen, Martinsen. Klatke, Sword, Kreft, M. Johnson, Hitchcock, Elliott. E291 OFFICERS, ' President .....,. ............... ...,. J o an Steenson Vice-president .. ........ Beverly Olson Secretary ..... ..,. E ugenie Weingart Treasurer ... ,...... Marilyn Bork ings there is usually a speaker who discusses proper make up: hair styles: and, ot course. the never-ending clothes problem. These talks are usually very interesting. Lately square dancing has taken the state by storm. Not to be behind times, the Silver Tri has held several square dances. Everyone who went had a very good time. The girls also have put on several style shows which have been very helpful in choosing a new wardrobe. Tenth and eleventh grade girls only are eligible tor membership. Silver Tri has two ad- visers, Mrs. Jolly and Miss l-laberman. Die Deutsche Gesellschaft Familiar indeed, to German Club members. are the strains ot Ach Du Lieber Augustin as played by the Little German Band. This band also entertained at the Twin City Con- vention ot German Clubs, held at Macalester in March. Several girls have tormed a Girls' Chorus, and have learned several German songs with which they entertain the club. A B average in German is necessary to be admitted into the club. Atter being inter- viewed by the cabinet, the prospective mem- bers are subjected to tiendish initiations. Ot course, there is a serious and impressive part ot the ceremony, too. FALL OFFICERS SPRING Lyall Schwarzkopl President Lyall Schwarzkopt Ralph Swanson Vice-president Ralph Swanson Glenna Callister Secretary Barbara Widenhoeter Jean Argall Treasurer Eugenie Weingart Bill Weber Sergeant-at-Arms Jack Anderson Club meetings are held on the second Thurs- day ot the month. Miss Steinhauser, club ad- viser, meets with the cabinet a week betore the business meetings. Other activities ot the club include C.A.R.E. packages to Germany, the Centennial exhibit in the library, and the annual basketball game with the Spanish Club. Frisch begonnen ist halb gewonnen am- bitiously states: A prompt beginning is halt the winning. The German Club trophy is awarded on the basis ot service to the club, and scholarship. E301 Row I: T. Comfort, Prichard, Weber Miss Stcinhauser, Thomas, R. Swanson Argall. Row Z: Bottko, Buggcl, Hertzer Minor, Ellefson, Munig, Holmes. Row 3 Bouchard, Olmstcad, G. Swanson, G Nelson, E. Peterson, L. Andersen Midtbo. Row 4: Lund, Laramie, Ho genson, Norell, Hagerman, Thielcn Swcen, Schoberg. Row 5: Wulkan, Page Boesser, Halle, Berger, Schwanenbcrg Fritzkc. Row 6: M. Johnson, J. Ander son, Gregory, Korn, Carleen, Kalb L. Anderson, Weber. Row I: Borseth, McWilliams, Weingart Callister, Schwarzkopf, Widenhoefer Plotnik, Taylor. Row 2: Fretter, B. Ol son, Thatcher, Rydbcrg, Knie, Maxwell Ploung. Row 3: Holgate, Sutton, Sund strom, F. Johnson, Bolrngren, Gollwitzer Wallin. Row 4: Kreft, Kiefner, Gregory Schulz, Pratschncr, Harstad, Haugen Row 5: Herr, Neuenfeldt, J. Erickson Eide, Mauren, Cunningham, Schrack Foster. Row 6: J. Johnson, Nielsen BraSk, Asmus. Harms, Thompson, Dahlgren Raw I: Ottley, Corcoran, Bergliund, Moen, J. Dahl, Hillgren. Row 2: R. An- dersen, Helgren, Aune, Hinderaker, Bowers, McKay. Row 3: J. Dahl, S. Lar- son, Stordal, Evers, V. Hansen, M. An- dersen. Row 4: Braaten, Jesme, Meyers, Appel, Derrick, Hellekson. Row 5: R. Fossland, Iverson, Sathrc, 5. Johnson, Gantriis, J. Fossland, B. Olsen. Row I: P. Pederson, Ellingson, M. Ol- sen, Baadsgaard, Mr. Eggan, Tollefs- rud, Corcoran, Lundgren. Row 2: A. Johnson, Sletten, G. Halvorson, P. Hal' verson, Njoes, Haugc, M. L. Larson, M. Larson. Row 3: Moen, Vik, M. Han- sen, B. Nelson, Lutz, Enstad, Sager. Row 4: Brockman, Berg, Wilson, Scha- ber, A. Halverson, Noss, Sager, Holton. Row 5: Paulson, Braa, Olness, Hagen Thorvig, Folwick, E. Larsen, Ritmire. Viking Invaders The traditional Viking spirit has existed among the members ot the Norse Club since the days of its organization back in l926. The members are easily recognized by their Nor- wegian coat ot arms. To be a member ot the Norse Club one must have had Norse or must be a member ot one ot the present classes. Each year the club engages in many social activities. This year these activities include an initiation party, a Christmas party. and a sen- ior farewell banquet. The Norsemen. in co- operation with the music department and the Swedes, stage an annual Scandinavian testi- val. Last year's concert was a great success. E313 FALL OFFICERS SPRING Lois Tollefsrucl President Mary Ann Olsen Alvin Baadsaard Vice-president Beverly Hagen Mary Ann Olsen Secretary Margaret Corcoran Barbara Corcoran Treasurer Mary Lee Larson Robert Olsen Sergeant-at-Arms Paul Gantriis and we may look forward to even greater things this year. The club meets on the second and the tourth Thursdays ot every month. The Norse Club meetings are always made interesting and worthwhile by talks by some prominent speaker. Throughout the year authorities on Norwegian music, art, and literature provide the entertainment. The club does not award a trophy, but a Norse trophy is given each year by the Sons ot Norway. x Row I: Ewen, Maas, Barrio, Wilson, Essrnang Borscth. Row 2: Schwarzkapf, Swan, Chapman, Dosch. Row 3: Sccmann, Rebcrs, W. Anderson, Morgal, Lundin, Mr. Osterhus, Masters of Reiorf The Roosevelt National Forensic League. under the direction ot Mr. Levi Osterhus, has finished another year ot speech activities. They have gone to all ot the important tour- naments including those at Augsburg Semi- nary and College and at South St. Paul. They also attended the Gustavus Adolphus Speech Meet at St. Peter and the State High School League tournaments. The season tinale was the regional N.F.L. tourney held at Mankato tor two days. As a whole it proved to be a very successful season for the local orators, and Coach Osterhus has now laid plans for next year's return ot many veterans. Although debate is the chiet function ot this club, other forms ot speech work are also stressed. Discussion, extemporaneous speak- ing, dramatic reading. and oratory are a few ot the varied types ot speech competition. To be eligible tor membership. a person must be active in debate and take a real in- terest in all speech activities. The N.F.L., as the name signifies, is a national club organized to promote speech activities. A nationwide contest is sponsored each year by the organi- O F F l C E R S President .,...... ...................i..... L oma Borseth Vice-president . .. ............., ...i. W innie Dosch Secretary ...., ...,. . . .David Lundin Treasurer ...,... .....,......... H oward Seemann zation to pick the best in the nation. Roose- velt Chapter was organized in l93O. During the debate season. the club's de- baters spend all their spare time working on their case. Working out their cases Scemann, Morgal, Mr. Osterhus, Lundin, Borscth. Row I: Mode, R. Carlson, B. Anderson, Mr. Luke, Auslarrd, E. Anderson. Row 2: Steerns, G. Anderson, Land, W. Olson Kline, Osberg, Potvin, Lindgrcn, Utecht, Opjordcn, Settergren, T. Johnson, Chapman, Roverud, Berg. Row 3: Drake, Hocft, Sclruldt, Albright, Leflcr, J. Carlson, Falvcn, Moor, Zumbergc, Sathcr, Heyn, Ouanbcck, Fitzgerald. Tillers of the Soil Ambitious members ot Future Farmers of America attend state meets in judging teams to inspect insect identification, meats and dairy judging, and farm mechanics. The group was organized in I945. lts motto is Learning to Do, Doing to Learn, Earning to Live, Living to Serve. Lel:'s hope it works! Mellgren, Kline, Osberg, Mr. Luke. FALL OFFICERS SPRING Rolf Opiorden President Bob Lindgren Bob Lindgren Vice-president Leo Potvin Phil Settergren Secretary Phil Settergren Jerry Kline Treasurer Jerry Kline Leo Potvin Sergeant-at-Arms Tom Johnson The Roosevelt chapter is part of the dis- trict, state. and national organization.Amem- ber may work tor the following ranks: Green l-land, Chapter Farmer, State Farmer, and Na- tional or American Farmer. There are tour qualifications tor member- ship in the club. The prospective member must have enrolled in vocational agriculture and must have a satisfactory farming program. l-le must also recite the F.F.A. creed from memory and receive a majority vote from the members. The Future Farmers have an emblem which is very significant. Five symbols are used: the owl, the plow, and the rising sun. These appear in the cross section ot an ear ot corn which is surmounted by the American Eagle. Upon the tace of the emblem appear the words Voca- tional Agriculturen and the letters F.F.A. Each member has a farm practice program, and most of them work on farms during sum- mer vacations. Mr. Luke is the adviser ot F.F.A. at Roosevelt. The Minsfrels Every day during the second period the Glee Club warbles away hoping to sound like the A Cappella Choir. lt is under the direction ot Mr. C. Wesley Andersen and is a prepara- tory organization for the A Cappela Choir. The Glee Club sings mostly choir music. This year the Glee Club took part in several con- certs with the choir. They presented the Eli- jah, the Messiah, and the Passion ot the Lord According to Saint Matthew. Mr. Andersen has had a great deal of ex- perience in music. The Glee Club grew out ot an old second choir which was taken over by Mr. Andersen in l933. Mr. Andersen has com- posed many beautitul songs. He had written Row l: Hogenson, Haney, Borseth, Brier Mr. Andersen, Glaeser, Adams, Soren son, Knutson. Row 2: B. Erickson, Ohno Workman, Mackey, J. Johnson, Hop kins, Meyers. Row 3: Strand, N. Johnson Lingen, Upgren, Wardwell, Brink, Geli J P t R 4 F l K H nas, . eerson. ow : ower, . an- son, Schrack, M. Erickson, Jesme, Can- ncy, Loefflcr. Row 5: Sharp, Koch, E Olson, Bemis, Champlin, Jacobson Heinkc, Black. FALL OFFICERS SPRING Tom Appel President Herb Norby Mike Sirany Vice-president Milre Sirany Marilyn Bork Secretary-Treasurer Lorna Borseth Gale Davis Host Gale Davis None Hostess Marilyn Lundquist Out of the Depths, and he has also made his own arrangement of the Lord's Prayer. He is not only a good choral director, but also an excellent organist, pianist, and composer. This year at Christmas time Mr. Andersen played Christmas carols for us on the new organ. He is also organist and choir director at one of our Community Churches. The choral organizations at Roosevelt are fortunate, in- deed. to have such a talented instructor. To be eligible to :join the Glee Club you have to be able to sing and to read notes well. Row l: Plotnik, Gilbcrtson, Bork, Mr Andersen, Appel, J. Carlson, Boatman Sword. Row 2: Adams, Gunvo, Elling wood, Evenson, Rasmussen, Funder Jacobsen. Row 3: M. Johnson, Wiclro ren, Ellingson Midtbo, A. Anderson Olness, Breediove, Row 4: Halvorson Conrad, Sattervall, Collins, Grobel Neuhardt, E. Larsen. Row 5. Gangnath Settergren, Gardin, Enger, Sirany Olund, D. Carlson, Booth. Row l: Kirkcgaard, B. Olson, Miller, Cannon, Mr. Andersen, Thompson, Bjorklund, J. Larsen. Row 2: Book, Den- ning, Wold, Snecn, Mikkelson, Shay. Row 3: B. Anderson B. Olson, Christo- pher, Holgate, Steenson, Borseth, Thompson. Row 4: Werhan, J. Sorensen, Seekon, Helgrcn, Aune, Lechnyr. Row 5: Nickclson, J. Larson, E. Larson, Ben- nett, Gustafson, Hcrtzer, Steenson. Row 6: P. Nelson, C. Erickson, Foster, Solie, R. Andersen, Kampstacl, Lind- strom, D. Peterson. The Royol Songsters It you chance to take a stroll past 3l3A during tourth period you will be able to hear the A Cappella Choir practicing. The choir now has a membership ot about 87 students. To be eligible tor this organization one must have a good voice: the ability to read notes easily: a pleasant personality: and. ot course, a good scholastic rating. It has also gained the reputation ot the best choral organizations ber ot concerts in and around Minneapolis Mr. Andersen has had to retuse many invita- Directed by C. Wesley Andersen, the choir has won honors in state and district contests. ot being one in the West. Every year the choir presents a large num- FALL OFFICERS ' SPRING Robert Thompson President John Cannon Bill Olson Vice-president Allen Hayes Sonja Kirkegaard Secretary-Treasurer ' Grace Thompson Dale Bjorklund Manager Dale Bjorklund tions because ot his health. The choir sang at the Convention ot the Minnesota Educational Association, the Minneapolis College Wom- en's Club. St. Paul Monroe High School, St. Mark's Cathedral, Vocational High School, Mt. Olivet Lutheran Church, and the Masonic Temple. The concerts they have given are the Oratorio Elijah, the Oratorio Messiah, and the Passion of Our Lord. They also sang at the City-wide Festival, and at St. Olat College. Every yearrthe choir presents a spring concert. 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My K-32: .S , . na..p.,,,,4 Q he .R A-if woe ,ww-Nm - Q: ,,..,,.T5:g gt? S 'nf 'E' 5' - .if gf .. l X X Row l: Stewart, Haney, F. Anderson, Dvorak, Blom, L. Sword, Mr. Benson, Sandeen, G. Nelson, C. Carlson, Lonnquist. Row 2: D. Anderson, Pettit, E. Nelson, M. Johnson. J. Johnson, Westlund, Christopherson, Mickelson, Haugen, Wedin. Row 3: L. Nelson, Sampson, Groth, Lundgren, Jacobson, Brask, Croonquist, N. Sword, Theilmann, C. Larson. Row 4: Jacobson, Sletten, Wolander, Paulson, D. Olson, Dahlin, Elmquist, Engstrom, Englund, P. Carlson. Row 5: C. Johnsen, W. Swanson, Osberg, Hult, Hoover. Stenstrom, Gustafson, P. Anderson, Rust. Row 6: Quick, R. Anderson, Holrnstrand, Palmquist, Hjertstrom, Holm, Lundeen, Williams, Doran. Row 7: Frvkholm, Norlandcr, Hultgren, D. Johnson, Chellcn, Pierre, W. Anderson, G. An- derson, Fabriz, J. Swanson. Sproko Du Svenska? The Swedish Club was tounded in I929 by Mrs. Stark. lt was organized to encourage stu- dents to take the language and to develop their knowledge ot Swedish culture. Interesting reading? C. Carlson, Sandecn, Stewart, F. Anderson, Sword. O F F I C E R S President ...., ................ .... L o rraine Sword Vice-president , .. ............. ...... C arol Carlson Secretary ..... ..., F rancis Anderson Treasurer .,,.... .... S hirley Sandeen Sergeant-at-Arms ., .,.. Patrick Stewart The only requirement a student needs to fill is to be taking or have taken Swedish at Roosevelt. The club has a new adviser, Mr. Benson, this year. The club is very active in school attairs. Every spring the graduating seniors are taken to the Svithorck Lodge ot Lake Minnetonka tor a dinner. Initiation and the traditional Swede-Norse Christmas party are held. The annual Swede-Norse basketball game was held this season. For the past three years the Swedes have come out victorious and have capped the trophy. There is much friend- ly rivalry between these two related clubs. The Svithoid Lodge ot Minneapolis awards a plaque each spring to the student making the greatest progress. The club meets twice a month. Row I: Cochrane, Epland, Morgal, W. Andcrson, Mrs. Gerard, Kraml, Hoffmann, Bouchard. Row 2: Dredge, Googins, M. Anderson, Buvick, Lee, Hunt, Post, Henry. Row 3: Thomton, Thompson, Hegg, Newgaard, Rondcau, Christensen, Molander, Watts. Row 4: Griffith, Evcnson, Gilbertson, Jensen Chisam, Hallberg, Grazzini. Row 5: Moen, Suthcr, G. Nelson, Vikcn, Chestnut, Soshea, Paulson, Wilson. Sociefos Lofino The Latin Club, under the direction ot Mrs. Gerard, has just tinished its sixth year. The qualification tor membership is to have an interest in the classics. The club's motto is Possumus quod nos posse putamus. lWe can because we think we canl. They hold their meetings on the third Thursday ot each month. Club pins are gold with the emblem ot a torch which signifies Knowledge must light the world. A trophy is given each year to the student who maintains good grades in Latin and who shows an interest in the club. The activities ot the Latin club are many. The members took over the checking service at the l-lomecoming Dance. At the end ot each school year a banquet is held in honor ot the senior graduates ot the club. Une ot the most important duties is sending C.A.R.E. packages to Italy. The picture at the night was taken at one ot the many tunctions the Latin Club has held this year. - FALL Louis Morgal Renee Hottman Janet Bouchard Mary Kraml OFFICERS President Vice-pre sident Secretary Treasurer Will you be my Valentine? Kraml, Hoffmann, Ncwgaard. SPRlNG Renee Hotlman Barbara Buvick Richard Soshea Dale Epland Ladies of Society One ot the most active clubs at Roosevelt. Seton l-ly is always planning new and ditlerent activities. The club is open to all girls, no matter what grade they are in. Any girl interested in making new triends 'and in being of service to others is eligible to join. Club meetings are held on the tirst and third Thursdays ot the month. FALL Beverly Sievers Sally Norell Georgine l-lolgate Joan Steenson Sally Stafford O F F I C E R S President Vice-president Secretary Treasurer Sergeant-at-Arms SPRING Marilyn Schoberg None Georgina l-lolgate Ann Thompson Sally Stafford E403 Row l: Tracy, Mousseau, Schwalbc, Mrs. Nagel, Dahl, Caniff, Bobendricr. Row Z: Lundquist, D. Mader, Paulson, Ottley, Spavin, Rydburg, Gregg, Dosch. Row 3: Hill, L. Mader, Seekon, Tach- eny Christopher, Herrmann, Harris, Taylor. Row 4: Franke, Bade, Holgatc, Stccnson, Blom, Remmen, Sneen, Teig- Iand, Schultz. Row 5: D. Johnson, Cal- lister, Albrecht, M. Anderson, Hunt, J. Anderson, Bowles, Brescancini. Row 6: Holl, London, Kadlec, Kampstad, Lindstrom, Brown, Stafford, Knudsen, Waltrip. Row I: Wes-tlund, Stevens, Oien, Stepp, Miss Pomrner, J. Johnson, Forster, Sid- lo, Ruud. Row 2: Klatke, Corcoran, Con- stans, Berglund, Bjelland, Alm, Fetzek, Kollath. Row 3: Lund, Leaf, M. Hansen, McWilliams, K. Hanson, Sehoberg, Jelmo. Row 4: Lutz, Page, Sorem, Pear- son, Newman, Fowler, L. Swanson, Craddock. Row 5: Bouchard, D. Peter- son, Hartman, Andcrberg, J, Peter- sen, Kruger, Martinsen, Bowcrs. Row 6: M. Johnson, Skames, Gable, F. Peder- son, Oberpriller, Herr, Pcterka, D. Ol- son, Sword. l l si? 9 ? . In Z fa-Q? f i 1 , L ' E 'si mx M-ST l l 4 ce I Z ff 5 Q X. 1? 5 , g? , z ' se 9 3 9 f ,f MAT 3 I 4 Row l: N. Johnson, L. Hanson, Lohsc, Sievers, B. Olson, Linclstrom, Stafford. Row 2: Hopkins, Landstad, Bctzolcl, M. Anderson, Danielson, Raedeke. Luehrs. Row 3: Bottko, Lynch, Pederson, L. Nel- son, Quist, M. Larsen, Leighton, Cam- pion. Row 4: Sirr, Wedin, Sawert, La- tour, J. Carlson, Sirany, DesSaint. Row 5: McCormick, Foster, Ross, Biggerstatf, Nordstrom, Gollwitzer, Kreft, Bork. Row 6: E. Olson, Enstad, Hcnncssy, Frctter, B. Olson, B. Hanson, Burt, Hc- bcrt, Watkins. Row l: Wood, Mosley, Shcma, Merrick, Norell, Canney, Thompson, Gallagher, Harrna. Row 2: Carboncau, J. Erickson, Ellingson, Groth. Wilson, Brycr, Du- Four, Engerson, Standing. Row 3: An- drus, V. Johnson, Stordal, Norman, Warren, Melsvor, M. Erickson, Jcsme. Row 4: Townsend, Lindstrom, Halver- son, Gustafson, Boe, Paul, Gartner, El- liott. Row 5: Gustafson, Scamp, Weber, D. Bcaudry, P. Bcaudry, Lilly, Tomann, Christopherson, Hitchcock. Parties for Milacly At one meeting three fellows came bravely to give their opinions on such critical subjects as go- ing steady. manners on dates, and what to talk about on dates. They also answered questions tired at them 'From the audience of giggling girls. ln October a picnic was held at Lake Hiawatha to welcome the new members. A Christmas party took place in December. There was a square danc- ing party in the girls' gym at a meeting in March. ln April the club went bowling at Skylane Alleys. The girls gave a Mothers' Day Tea in May. Seton l-ly is fortunate to have two advisers such as Mrs. Nagel and Miss Pommer. E413 Row l: Lanns, R. Prichard, Abrams, W. Larson, Whitbcck, C. Carlson, Cotterman, Schwarzkopf. Row 2: Murphcy, Bennett, Hagen, Borseth, Bemis, GrCSBr Hill, Kellums, Wvttenbach. Row 3: Ruzin, Ottley, lngebrigtsen, Dahl, Haugc, Weingart, B. Anderson, Spavin. Row 4: Evers, Knutson, Marti, J. John- son, J. Erickson, Paulson, Kronen, Youngquist. Row 5: Lidberg, Kilen, Hcrtzcr, Pettit, C. Peterson, Danielson, N. Prichard, Lopcs. Row 6: Brazier, King, Flom, lvcrson, Holimstrancl, Ausland, Walstrom, Sodcrbcrg, Bram. Musical Knights Harry W. Ranks teaches applied music at Roosevelt. Since he is the only teacher ot this kind in the city he makes the rounds ot all the high schools each week. He comes to Roose- velt every Tuesday tor the fourth, titth, and sixth periods. A total ot titty students at Roosevelt are Contest Winners Cotterman, Mr. Ranks, Schwarzkopf. enrolled in applied music classes. One credit is given tor each semester's work. Although there is only one hour ot class work a week, an hour's practice on voice or an instrument, six days a week is required. Everyone takes a halt hour lesson a week from an accredited teacher. Students start out learning intervals and scales from the tirst book. Then they progress to the next book on primary chords. The third book is a ditiicult one about secondary chords and harmony. Each spring a city contest is held tor ap- plied music students. To enter, they must pre- sent original compositions. Contestants are given A or B ratings. A pupil gets a thorough background of mu- sic to enable him to advance farther and taster, no matter what type ot music he has chosen. He has an advantage over other mu- sicians to whom the course was not available. We are fortunate that students at Roosevelt have the chance to study advanced music. lt is appropriate tor us to recognize the work that these boys and girls are doing be- cause they are making good use ot their tal- ents. Row I: D. Swanson, L. Swenson, Thompson, Mr. Riemenschneidcr, Lind, Collins, Pearson. Row 2: Shay, Breckenridge, Stearns, Paul, S. Johnson, Thorson Row 3: R. Johnson, Jacobson, Miller, Eidc, Libby, Jcrpbak. Row 4: Pipes, Davis, Sathcr, Cook, Prcstrud, Ford. Athletic Earls The newly organized Sportsmen's Club has been making very rapid progress. Members must be interested in tishing, hunting, trapping, and all other sports. They must also have a desire to conserve our natural resources such as our forests, our water resources, and our game and game reserves. The purpose ot the club is to learn the laws and tundamentals ot sports and also to create better sportsmanship in its members. The meetings are held bi-monthly, and the activities ditfer at each meeting. At some meetings there are speakers who talk about some ot the activities in which the club is in- terested. At other times there are movies on different subjects ot interest to the club. The club has participated in many activ- ities such as ditterent sport trips. They also had a very successful sports night when many sports such as basketball, volleyball, and ping pong were enjoyed by all. At this event a luncheon was also served. This club was just organized in I9-48. Mr. Riemenschneider, the club adviser, says, The FALL Lenny Swanson Bob Lind Harry Collins Jerry Stearns Bob Miller OFFICERS SPRING President Bob Lind Vice-president Bill Prestrud Secretary Barb Christensen Treasurer Jerry Stearns Sergeant-at-Arms Mary Lynn Olmstead club has made definite progress. The club now includes girls interested in sports. One ot the projects ot the club is to put a sports dis- play in the main hall. Talking it over Lind, Collins, Prcstrud, Cook. The Cheering Courfiers Ann, s, ,nur m L.'fts L, mu .etua.1.r-,rss .ti Row I: Boe, l. Gustafson, E. Erickson, D. Gustafson, Johnstone, Manoleft, Cooper, Faul, Gartner. Row 2: M. Ol- sen, Jordan, Kadlec, Kampstad, Big- gerstaff, Wilson, Sword, Klatke. Row 3: Turner, Lutz, Midtbo, Neumann, Jclmo, Lundquist, Eaton, McMullen, Stratton. Row 4: Silene, E. Nelson, Christopher- son, K. Hanson, Anclerberg, D. Peter- son, Albrecht, Blom, Lilly. Row 5: Lund- gren, Aasvc, J. Carlson, Fletcher, San- deen, Gollwitzcr, Christensen, Dahl- gren. Row 6: L. Swanson, Newman, Fowler, J. Petersen, Skarnes, J. John- son, Kreft, Craddock, Kruger. Row I: Kruger. Kreft, M. Johnson, Frct- ter, Roscen, Laramie, B. Hanson, Steen- son, Messig. Row 2: Knutsen, Ouist, M. Johnson, Allen, Groth, Shannon, Parks, Wiswall, Holton. Row 3: Schaber, Mar- tinson, Handy, Harris, Harms, B. Ol- son, Burt, Holgate. Row 4: Hennessy, Dvorak, F. Anderson, Buettner, Bork, Christopher, Geving, Palmquist. Row 5: Danielson, Carboneau, Eide, Watts, Strand, Krause, Paddock, Holmes. Row 6: B. Anderson, Adams, C. Nelson, Mozis, Lindstrom, Young, Cameron, Bray, Shimanski. Row- 7: Bouchard, Ost- Iund, S. Erickson, M. Larson, Hoag- Iund, Solsness, Domback, Mousseau, Schwalbe, Samuelson. Row I: Grattaas, Moen, Hopkins, Zicp- er, Storholm, Landstad, L. Hanson, M. Johnson, Hogenson. Row 2: May, Moen, LaRue, B. Olson, McCormick, Holm, E. Pederson, Lundgren, Davis. Row 3: Skoglund, Raedeke, Luehrs, Bottko, Buggel, Elmquist, Barker, Hegg, Gil- bcrtson. Row 4: Newgaard, Kraml, Hoffmann, Rondeau, Henry, Chisam Ewen, B. Larsen. Row 5: Bemis, M. Corcoran, Schultz, Teigland, B. Corcor- an, Paulson, Ottley, List, Sormier. Row 6: Marcantclli, Smith, Brown, M. Johnson, Holm, Knapp, Manoleff, Landstrom. Row 7: Norell, Gable, Ell- ingson, A. Johnson, J. Carlson, Sword, Schaller, P. Pederson, Schreiber. Row I: Knapp, N. Hanson, Morgan, Olmstcad, Hagerman, Cannon, Stanley, Jarnberg. Row 2: Gregory, Leaf, Goodin, Mount, Wer- Belanger, Lundgren, ner, Lund, V. Peterson. Row 3: Winslow, Handzus, I-lcrkal, Bowles, Asmus, Chris- tophcrson, Watkins, Ross, Foster. Row 4: Cochrane, E. Olson, Alm, Brescan- eini, Liake, Fctzek, Munig, Marshall. Row 5: Hartz, Waltrip, Helscth, Con- stans, Corcoran, Morey, Mohs, Strand. Berg. Row 6: Paquay, Aronson, Dseicn, Pratschner, Pearson, Utecht, DuFour, Tracy. Row 7: Dahlin, J. Erickson, Neun- feldt, J. Carlson, Berger, West, Allan, Beckwith, Thone. Row I: Middlestaedt, E. Nclson, Sut- ton, Adkins, Mrs. Kaupang, Kafka, Pet- tit, Bobendrier, E. Erickson. Row 2: Lonnouist, Pavelka, Norman, G. Hal- vorson, Neuenfcldt, B. Johnson, Graz- zini. Row 3: Holton, L. Olson, O'Brien, Oslund, B. Anderson, Stevens, Bryne- stad, Dennig. Row 4: Foster, Haenel, R. Olson, B. Olson, LaRue, Schiebcr, Osberg. Row 5: Morey, Elmquist, Strand, Buroker, Zwicrs, Helscth, George, Mueller. Row 6: Moen, Munig, S, John- son, Krohen, J. Peterson, Aaby, Up- gren, Wydeen, Youngquist. The C hristion Path Membership in the Christian Fellowship Club is open to boys and girls ot all denomina- tions. The club was organized in March l939. The purpose ot the club is to encourage mem- bers to be honest, to be dependable, to be cheerful, and to emulate traits ot a Christ- centered personality. Students have an op- portunity to develop their talents by their service and participation in various activities ot Christian Fellowship. Members are expected to tollow the club's motto, Living tor Jesus. FALL Bob Thompson Bob Carlson Marlene Wold Darlene Kafka Edwin Erickson OFFICERS SPRING President Leonhard Nelson Vice-president Edwin Erickson Secretary Carol l-laney Treasurer Loren Swanson The club is a member ot the city-wide or- ganization consisting ot clubs from sixteen schools and the alumni club. This year the club held its Tenth Anniversary party. They also staged a IOB Welcome party, and a Senior Farewell party. Mrs. Kau- pang and Miss Carlson are advisers. Row l: L. Nelson, Wold, Thompson, Hagland, Alstad, Lidberg, R. Carlson. Row 2: Newstrom, Hedwall, Sandvig, Christiansen, Hagen, L. Johnson. Row 3: Rice, Holland, Williams, Krueger, Benedict, Ohno, Buvick, Grueguson. Row 4: C. Johnson, Gregg, Rydburg, Glaeser, Googins, Epland, Bloom, Sneen, Steenson. Row 5: Breckenridge, D. Anderson, H. Hanson, Handzus, Gregory, Samuelson, Gable, Hoivik. Row 6: Ellingson, Holmes, Tobiason, M. Tobiason, Post, Harris, Densrnore, Messig, Shemanek. Row I: Haney, L. Swanson, Gustafson, Fabriz, Miss Carlson, Braa, Hertzer, Moen, Tollefsrud. Row 2: Sorem, L. Swanson, Bouchard, Stepp, Oien, E. Carlson, Dunn. Row 3: Eklund, H.Olson, J. Johnson, Nickelson, M. Olsen, Fallt, Waylander, J. Carlson. Row 4: A. Han- scn, Knudsen, D. Benson, Swcdbcrg, Davis, Schaber, M. Larson. Row 5: Lundgren, Conrad, Marshall, P. Jen- sen, Engstrom, Gilbertsen, Vik, Warns. Row 6: Walstrom, Beystrom, A. Hall vorson, C. Dahlcn, J. Dahlcn, Risscr, Herchenroder, Frylcholrn. Cannon, Hagerman, Burt, Frcttcr, Manoletf, Johnstone Soofhsoyers Coached by Miss Wilbur, the cheerleading team this year has been filled with pep and enthusiasm. Whether doing flip flops in ma- roon knickers or somersaults in bright red hats, they have led cheers faithfully and willingly at all football and basketball games this sea- son. Letter Lords The R Club was organized in l94O by Mr. Lobdell. Boys automatically become members when they have won a letter in any recognized sport. Activities include the annual volleyball game with men teachers, and father and sons' fun night. Advisers are Sam l-lalron and Toy Jambeck. Row I: B. Anderson, Lopes, R. Swanson, R. Anderson, Appel, W. Johnson, B. Johnson, Manolcff, Crosby, DuFour, Mr. Jambcck. Row 2: G. Anderson, Perrcault, D. Swanson A. Johnson, Gantriis, Wedin, Dean, Gale, Norby, C. Johnson, Blewctt. Row 3: Bassett, Bevans, J. Larsen, R. Carlson, Evans, Hed- blom, R. Johnson, White, Bclangcr, Hurst. Row 4: M. Johnson, Jarnberg, Himmler, D. Olsen, Berndt, Kalb, Schmidt, Stcirihagen, Wurdeman. Row 5: Morton, Starrett, Bjorklund, Luke, Gregory, Gren, R. Larson, Lund, J. Peterson, Gustafson. Row 6: Raveling, Sirany, Ottum, King, Kenfield, Poston, Snuggerud, McCallum, Weber. Row 7: Bcrndgcn, C. Nelson, Lange, Kielty, Craig, K. Erickson, Marshall, Anonsen, Grossman, Bernhardson. new li Ar:ionEen, Pjvek, Bram, Prichard, Schwarzkopf, Flom. Row 2: Gilmar, Shelso, Bloom, Soderberg, Wheeler, Whitbeck, W. Larson, Forberg, Stiehm, oms ran , onra . Rhythm Makers The Swing Band is composed of about twenty boys who enjoy playing swing music. These boys represent all grades and have the ability to play. They have played at the home- coming, the spring party, the talent shows. and many other parties. The swing band is under the direction ot Jerry Soderberg. Regal Tooters Schwarzkopf, Prichard, Pavek All members of this band play several nights a week with other swing bands. The training received during high school assures practically all ot the members a professional job atter graduation. Mr. Swanson and Mr. Henning have often seen former Roosevelt students playing at the Lyceum Theater and at man-y professional concerts. ' +1 - ,L ,X x X X X n X Q 1 NM .. . x1 FffT ,-.11N. . v.:.ww-L-M-1. X -is H ' , M N Q- W5-1g:... .w-:iff gxlrsuw.-Q N - L I-ILE-TICS x . IN xv gm. vx k N we vf i Aix? Rgxmxwimswafw f ,lx K . X 3 i A JH' Qhkw .. ,.,. , , L X Roosevelt Roosevelt .,.. . . Roosevelt .... . . Roosevelt. . .. ,.. Roosevelt Roosevelt Roosevelt The Big Game Mr. Eggan SCORIES 6 Marshall I3 Central . 7 North . .. 33 Vocational I4 South I3 West .. O Edison .. Comin' through Morton, Luke lI50ll Row I: Mr, Gowans, Sirany, Bane, Luke lCo-captainj, Weber, Greg- ory, Gren, Bjorklund lCo-captainl, McCallum, Lange. Row 2: Lund, Kronen, K. Erickson, Berndgen, R. Anderson, Morton, Bevans, Starrett, Raveling, B. Anderson. Row 3: Mr.l-Ialron, Gustafson, B. Larson, Holtc, Hill, Huff, Wilmes, Upton, Beck, Gilbert. Row 4: Koch tMana5erl, Grossman, Bcrnhardson, W, Anderson, Sandvig, Kielty, Hurst, Holm- berg, Koepkc, M. Johnson. Pigskin Warriors The football team enjoyed a very good sea- son. After handing Marshall their only defeat of the season in the opening game, the team won three games in a row. The next game was lost to a strong South eleven. ln this game the team showed that they were fighting until the end when they crossed the goal line in the last fifteen seconds of play. In the final game Row I: Nylander, I-Iannula, Hagen, Tuller, Maher, Shelso, Hoover, Bynell, Wcndling. Row 2: Wickoren, Costclucio, Seheibe, Naslund, Helgoe, Vcrhocvcn, Schapcr, B. Hansen, Dobson. Row 3: Lehman, Wheeler, J. Nielsen, Heyn, Sullivan, B. Anderson, Carlquist, Fredvicks, Hughes. Row 4: Selby, Booth, Roehrdanz, Fritzkc, Bicldanes, Koslce, W. Jensen, Putman, Stewart IManagerl. the Teddies played their best game of the season: but nevertheless, they lost to the champions from Edison. The team was led by all-city haltbaclc Bill Luke and several other stars. The Broken Bone Club Hard luclc hit the Teddies when the team was hit by injuries. George DuFour and Bruce Anderson each broke a leg. Herman Gross- man brolce his tinger: and Bill Weber and Jim Bevans, respectively, were hampered by a brolcen arm and a shoulder dislocation. It these boys had been able to play every game, the team might have turned one ot their defeats into a victory. C511 LETTERMEN Anderson. Roger Anderson, Bruce Appel, Tom Bane, Gordon Bernhardson, Walter Bevans, James Bjorklund, Dale Donaldson, Arthur DuFour, George Erickson, Kenneth Gregory. Kenneth Gren, Gail Grossman, Herman Gustafson, Charles Holmberg, Howard Holte, James Tallcin' it over Hurst, Ronald Johnson, Merrill Kielty, Kenneth Koeplce, Glen Kronen. Ronald Lange, James Luke, William Lund, James McCallum, Gene Morton, Ronald Raveling, Jerome Sandvig, Eugene Sifany, Milne Starrett, Roger Weber, William Mr. Gowans, Gregory, Donaldson, Hurst Stopped Cold Lange, Luke, Gregory, Morton, Bane Row l: C. Johnson, Fransen, Berndgcn, Kielty, Luke, Lysen, Holland. Row 2: R. Larson, C. Nelson, K. Erickson, G. Anonsen, Kalb, Craig, C. Hansen. Row 3: Mr. Courtney, C. Anonscn, P. Nelson, Weber, Huff, Hill, Alexson, B. Anderson, E. Johnson fMana5erl, Mr. Yngvc. Cogers Starting out like a house-a-tire, the baslcet- ball team looked as it it were going to go places this year. After winning their first tour games, three starters were lost by graduation. The last tour games were losses: however, the boys showed they had the fight when they almost tipped Vocational in the first playott game. P An outstanding job was done by Gene Anonsen and Denny l-lutf in holding All-City Bob Peterson down until they both touled out. Denny Hutt also outscored Peterson while he was in the contest. Juniors returning next year are Denny l-lutt, Tom Craig, Clyde Johnson, Bob Kalb, and Kenny Fransen. These boys did an excellent job this year, and their experience should malce the Teds a title threat next year. The B Squad under Mr. Yngve had a record almost identical to the Varsity Squad, win- ning tive games and losing tive games. Most ot their losses were games which could have Row I: Dorn, Grossman, B. Anderson, Naslund, Corrigan, R. Sorcnson, C. Anderson, Norlander, Mahre, Sampson. Row 2: W. Hansen, Sullivan. Castclucio. Wong, Workman, D. Lundberg, R. Erickson, Rossman, Russell. Row 3: Mr. Cziok, C. Glenn, Baxter, Wheeler, Bjcldanes, Sablc, Booth, Hclgoc, B. Peder- son, Paton, Wendling, Byncll, Urbach, Elander, Hatch lmanagcrl, Mr. Yngvc. SCORES Roosevelt 43 North .,... .. . Roosevelt 44 Southwest Roosevelt 42 Marshall ... .. . .. Roosevelt 40 South ..... ..... Roosevelt 25 Central ..,. ,.... Roosevelt 35 West ......, ..... Roosevelt 34 Vocational Roosevelt ..... ... 34 Washburn gone either way. Leading the B Squad were Ray Naslund and Harry Norlander, who did outstanding jobs. These two boys will be back tor next year, and they will bolster the Varsity Squad. The Teds upset a highly tavored Marshall tive in their third game ot the season. This victory and the next one with South gave the Teds undisputed tirst place. After graduation, Washburn, West, Cen- tral, and Vocational were victorious over the Teddy quintet. The services ot Ken Kielty, Ken Erickson, and Rog Larson were missed in this latter part ot the schedule. These three re- ceived honorable mention in the Star Journal All-City team as did Gene Anonsen, a stalwart on bothottense and defense tor.the Teds. Bill Luke, Lowell Lysen, John Berndgen, and Pete l-lansen were other seniors who helped Roose- velt win many ball games. Lay-up shot Luke LETTERMEN Anonsen Gene Berndgen, John Craig, Tom 'Ericlcson, Kenneth Fransen, Kenneth Hanson, Clarence Hutt, Dennis Johnson, Clyde Kielty, Kenneth 'l.arson, Roger 'Lul:e, William Lysen, Lowell if Nelson, Curt -second letter what Hgppengd? Pullih' 6 Mlltdn Kielty K. Erickson ' ti. A L .5 Row l: Grimes lmanagerl, Vrudny, Day, Baadsgaard, G. Anderson, Kalb, Chestnut, Jacobson, Saltz, Schmidt, Grazzini, E. Johnson lmanagerl. Row 2: Ostroot, H. Johnson, Bernhardson, Weber, Gregory, Morton, Hcdblom, Dean icaptainl, Soily, Steinhagen, Snuggerud, Palmquist, Craig. Row 3: Mr. Jambcck, Mr. Snider, W. Hansen, Hcmming, Hines, Byncll, Thomas, Burch, Lehman, Curtis, Koski, C. Nelson, Driver, Gallagher, M. Wilson, Mr. Yngvc. ' Dale Snuggerucl, Jim Steinhagen, and Bill Thlnclods Weber. Coach Oscar Yngve believes we will The colonel track team started ott the sea- finish in the llfsif CllVl5lOn- son with a bang by defeating West and Mar- LETTERMENI9-18 Shall the Score of 7l' 45' and 24' respec- Anderson, Roger Gibson,Ross Pederson, Roger tlvgly, , Anderson, William Gregory. Kenneth 'Prigge,Jerry Th , , Appel, Tom 'Hall, Jaclc Sawyer, Don ere are thirteen lettermen: Captain Jack Bernhardson.Walter Hsn5m,Jame5 snuggermioale ' Bevans, James Hedblom, Paul 'Taylor, Allan Dean' Tom Appel' Bemhardson' Jlm Craigflhomas 'Kadlec. Ray 'Steinhagen,James ' - Dean, Jack Luke, William Hlittany, Lewis Bevans' ,Tom Craig' Ken Gregory' Paul Erickson, Kenneth Morton, Ronald Weber, William blom, Bill Lulce, Ron Morton, Keith Palmquist, r-Sm,,.dlCiicf +r..ri,r,d1eff2, Hurdlin' High Heavin' H16 Sl10f Luke Gregory E5-lll The Home Stretch Larsen, Kalb, Dcan, Palmquisi Puff Ponlers The Cross Country team came through with another spectacular season. One ot the high- lights ot the season came when Mr. Yngve and nine boys from the Cross Country squad went to Duluth tor a meet with Duluth Central and Grand Marie in which the Teds emerged Half Way Perreault, Anderson, Schmidt They hold victories over Edison. South. and l-lenry in conference meets. They were handed their only defeat in the tirst meet ot the year at the hands ot Southwest. The captaincy ot this year's team was held by Keith Palmquist. LETTERMEN - ' I - Dean, Jaclc Larsen, Jim Perreault, William Vlctorlous' Mr' yngve S boys placed Second ln 'HPalmquist, Keith Schmidt, Howard Kalb, Robert the City Meet and third in the State Meet. H-ri,q,d letter Anderson-Gene Row I: LcBoutillicr, Ostroot, Saltz, Chestnut, G. Anderson, Schmidt, Palmquist lcaptainl, Kalb, Dcan, J. Larson, Baadsgaard, Crosby, Pcrrcault. Row 2: Mr. Yngve, Schuldt, Gallagher, Drivcr, Wolff, Swanson, Long, Workman, Wilson, Bram, Carlson, Johnsen, Staples lmanagerl. Row l: Burt, Morrison, Palmquist, Running, Buchele, Dykstra, Gantriis, Mr. Jarnbeck. Row 2: Lehman, Rabcnort, Mclnerny, Tucker, G. Anderson, Iverson Kraemer, Hoel. Row 3: Nordquist, Bassett, Fox, Glad, Wurdeman, Raveling. Winning Form Himmlcr 'Bassett Robert Buchele, Ken Dykstra, Gary Gantriis, Paul Glad, Richard 'Himmler. Willie -second letter LETTERMEN Hoel, Roger Fox, Mylo Palmquist, John Raveling, Jerry Ronning, Arleigln m 'Wurdeman, Charles Tonkers The Roosevelt swimmers wound up the sea- son with a won-lost column ot seven wins and three losses in' conference meets. They tried tor third place with Marshall High School. The most interesting meet ot the season came when thirteen boys from the swimming team and Coach Toy Jamloeclc journeyed to Rochester. Although they were defeated, the boys had a very good time. Coach Toy Jambeck is very well satisfied with this year's swimming team. It was a team that improved steadily all season. New Record Ravehng LETTERMEN Row I: Fritzkc, J. Johnson, R. Olson, Georgc, Elandcr, Ellingsworth, Drakc, Holrnquist, W. Johnson, R. Swanson, Johnson. Row 2: Manoleff, R. Lar- son, R. Olson, Grimes, Blewett, Holland, Day, Dean, Grobcl, Upton, Rebers, Gallagher. Row 3: Mr. Curran, Norby, Bjorkland, Poston, Utecht, Wasilowski, McConnel, Verhoven, Bjeldancs, R. Carlson, J. Larson, Hamer, W. Anderson. Gropplers The wrestlers led by Bill Johnson came through with a third in the city and a third in the region. The team was very good. and there was depth at every weight. Perhaps one of the outstanding wrestlers to come is Bill Johnson. l-le was undefeated in city competition in his three years at Roose- velt. Bill was also the region champ this year. Jim Manoletl, Dale Bjorklund, Ray l-lamer. Dick Fritske. and Skip Anderson were constant winners for the grappling team. Body Slam Bjorklund Quick Pin B. Johnson Red Swanson. who graduated in January, was also a threat to his opponents. This team was hit by injuries when Jere Poston broke his arm and when Skip Anderson had a shoulder injury. Anderson, Wayne Bjorklund, Dale Dean, Jack Drake, Dave Elander, James Fritzke. Richard Gallagher, Richard George, Terry Grobel, John '-second letter H-third letter E571 Hamer. Ray Johnson, Ronald Johnson, William Larson. Robert 'Manolehh James Poston, Jere Rel:-ers, Richard Swanson, Robert Thorwick, Wendall Upton, Glen Row I: Marten, Wolner, D. Swenson, Kleschold, Stromberg, Holte, J. Scudder, Hacg, Rochrdanz. Row 2: Mr. Lobdcll, Donaldson, Landberg, P. Scud- der, Werner, Appel, Nordstrom, R. Erickson, Dobson, Selby, Wickorcn. Pucksfers The Ted hockey team had a very good sea- son. At the beginning the outlook didn't look too promising as only three lettermen returned from last year: however, the team worked hard and showed that they had the stutf to win. The boys practiced during Christmas vaca- tion, and during this time they played many practice games with other schools which weren't on their schedule. This practice gave the team some added game experience which they needed. ' ln the tirst game of the season they pulled out a victory from Marshall, 3-2, in the dying moments ot the game. The next game they pulled an upset by defeating a strong Edison Appel, Tom Dobson, Tom Haeg, James Kleschold, Joel Landberg, Gordon '-second l LETTERMEN Marten, George Selby, Robert Nordstrom, Robert Stromberg, Dick Roehrdanz, George ':Swenson, Dick Scudder, Paul 'Holte, James Scudder, John Werner, Robert Wolner, William etter S C O R E S Roosevelt ..... .. 3 Marshall ... ... Roosevelt ..... .. 4 Edison ... ... Roosevelt ..... .. 2 South .... .. . Roosevelt ..... .. 7 North ... ... Roosevelt ..... .. 3 Washburn .. .. ... Roosevelt ..... . . 4 Vocational .... ... six. The next two games were their only losses ot the season to South and to the region champions, Washburn. They lost both ot these games by one goal. The last games were wins administered over North and Vocational. The only returning lettermen were Captain Jim l-lolte, Dick Stromberg, and Dick Swen- son. Skaters who earned their letters were sen- iors Joel Kleschold, Tom Appel, Bob Werner, Bill Wolner, Bud Nordstrom, and George Mar- ten. juniors John Scudder and Jim l-laeg, and sophomores Paul Scudder, George Roehrdanz, Bob Selby. and Tom Dobson. Slap it in! Klcschold, D. Swenson E E z 1 r ., ,, V, ,A - ,Q.,.W,,- qw, .,,M.,-Q .- - - A 4, ,- ,,- -. - y - ,gmrf M My-X ff - - Mg., ,X igglwi.: ,.., ,, ,,L..,,-Ai.-..Qm1.mp,,, ,N Q i1.,,:fs..,frQ1f, ff'--by - - ,,,,.,,:h.,:m.mm,zs, Q-K., uv- -- ' - - ,ffvfx A .f Q., Ml .1 ,,,.g ., f. , W, ,.. V. 4. J J' f v ,.4 , 41 . n 1 , , r irmbh f--' fs- . ' r qu Jig., . u .-.1 , 'Nfl if- 5,-H ':. ' 'Viff f 1, 011152: 5 ,. I- -agligfis n 4 1' L4 X -. .--,Hf:f 'gf if ., Y ' .jqgf--. .A - - ,,- ' ,-5: z 2 '- - 317- .- 7.5. ,Q 1-574 . ., ' '. , 4 V .3-X . , .r.-:g--.5 . i r- 1 5 A -3 u .- U-.wg . my mg, :JJ x Y Rx 1 - ' n Rwa 'D -v XMB- -.,- - ,, ' Q24-zQ:.,2L,4E.1gf1Q:-1 J 1225 ' ',f.,,f,,--g.-ff, F-,A-. , .4I,lr'-.17 4 1f,g,,x-:4,.:L,L+ -4.12:-gh.-: S ,Q r Row I: Jennrich, Carlquist, Neuman R McCullem, T M C II H 3 Row 2: Grandlund, Olafson, Leisch, Thomsen, Becker, Frykholm, Wicklandcr Sather. Row 3: Mr. Blake, Nylander, H Ia Norfhmen , The Roosevelt skiers suffered a hard blow this year when they lost the city meet to North by one point. They took first in both the Jumping and the Cross Country events: however, it was a fifth in the Slalom that lost the meet for them. The state ski meet this year was held at Duluth with eight boys from the Roosevelt team participating. They were Art Johnson, James Larson, Charles Kirschner, Roger Lager- strom, Keith Crosby, Dick Kentield, Gordon Sathre, and Ralph lverson. When the smoke of the battlefield had cleared. the Teds emerged with a third place. Art Johnson who was the most consistent winner and captain of the squad placed fourth in the state in Jumping. Keith Crosby and Dick Kentield placed 9th and I5th respectively in Cross Country. Mr. Eggan who is the coach of all Roose- velt skiers says that with the 'material we had this season we did very well, and with a few good breaks we could have gone all the way. L E TT E R M E N Crosby, Keith 'Johnson, Art Kentielcl, Richard Row I: Schmidt, A. Johnson, Kirschncr, Dean, Mr. Eggan. Row 2: Iverson, Sathrc, Kenrreld, J. Nielsen, Crosby, Bemis. Row I: Steenson, Painter, Kleschold, D. Anderson, Medvec, Anonsen, Utecht, Price, Grossman, K. Anderson, Berndgen, B. Anderson, Wolncr Berndt A. Johnson. Row 2: Mr. Johnson, Friedlund, Dircks, Munson, C. Johnson, Alcxson, Grimstad, Lien, T. Johnson, Norlander, Corrigan, Nylander J Ander son, Naslund, Sandberg, McCuIlen, Mr. Courtney, Hatch, Manager. Diamond Men The Colonel baseball team ot last year seemed to do all right until they met West l-ligh. West took both ot the decisions from Roosevelt in very thrilling games. They had to play three games instead ot two when the tirst one ended in an extra-inning tie. The other, teams in the Southern Division were beaten by Roosevelt in their meetings. The team was led by all-city Don Platzer and many other good ball players. This year's team looks quite promising. ln practice games this spring the Ted nine has done exceptionally well. You're sate! Berndt, Anonsen, Sirany LETTERMEN l948 Anderson, Bruce McKinney, Dean Anderson, Donald Nelson, Dale Anderson, Richard Peterson, Jerome Berndt. Robert Platzer, Donald 'Freund, John Selby, Norman Hurst, Ronald Sirany, Michael Kielty, Kenneth Stromberg, Richard Kuban, William Wedin, Charles 'Larson, Roger West, Kenneth Lund, James -second letter Roosevelt .... Roosevelt .... Roosevelt A... Roosevelt ..., Roosevelt ,... Roosevelt .... Roosevelt .... Roosevelt .... Roosevelt .... Batter up H-third letter SCORES 3 ., 6 ,. I4 .. I2 .. 9 .. O .. 3 I0 I3 B. Anderson, D. Anderson i948 Southwest . .. West ...... South .... Central .... Southwest . .. West ...... West .... South .... Central . . . Sween, Lund, Rossrnan, Iverson, Pearson, Gale, Price, Korn, Roehrdanz, Ottum, Heinke, Lysen, Mr. Lobdell. Rocqueteers This is the year tor the tennis team. lt's do or die tor Roosevelt High. Mr. Lobdell be- lieves that we will have a championship team or one very close to the top this yearf Six men from last year are returning to bols- ter this year's squad. Price and Ottum won the Northwest doubles championship and are to play in the National High School Tourna- ment at the University ot Virginia. l-leinke, Tom Knudsen, Ed Korn, Don Lysen. Lowell LETTERMEN I94B Peterson, Roger Price, Ralph Rossman, Earl Gale, Stuart Linkmen Mr. Buclcman, the proud coach ot the Ted- dy Golf Team believes that it everything goes well the team will have a successtul season. In the number one and two spots respec- tively are returning lettermen Don Olsen and Bud Nordstrom. A very promising boy is soph- omore Dick Wicklander. Because ot bad weather Mr. Buclcman's boys have not been able to get in their prac- tice liclcs: but they will be in good form tor the big meets in June. LETTERMEN I948 Ott 'W d H H-tif d I it Gulliclrson, Les Olsen. Donald um en 6 H e er Nordstrom, Robert Radcle, Leon 3'-second letter Good dl'IVC On the green Mr. Buckman, H. Swanson, Holtz, Nordstrom, Morrell, D. Olson Wgcklandcfl W, Jormsont BUNCH C' Edcksonl Magee VX Q . -rr.:-1-s..:-sts sv -, .:. C CLASS-Row I: King, Weeks, Kenfield, Kleschold, L. Jorgcnson, Hall, Gouthier, R. Carlson, Strombcrg, Evans. Row 2: Mr. Peterson, B. Johnson, Swensen, Opiordcn, Rondeau, Pastre, Gladhill, DuFour, Palmquist, Norby, Ahnert. Muscle Men City ,. ., State ...... Northwest ... B Class Hemming, Paul 'Himmler. William Johnson, Carl Johnson, Robert Lannigan, Ray .....,.,..,.....,..,.....,.second place .-.lirst place ...,first place L E T T E R M E N Gauthier, Lloyd D Class 'Gladhill, Vincent Burt, Thomas Hall. Stanley Chlebecelc, James 'Johnson, Burton Christy, Kenneth Jorgenson. LeRoy Dymolce, Charles Kenfield, Richard Ellis, Vernon Ottum, Wendell King, Roger Gustafson, Donald Vrudny, John Norby, Herbert Lindgren, Robert Opjorden, Rolf Lorenson, Stanley C Class 'Palmquist, Keith Mach, Franklin Ahnert. Harry Pastrc, John Paulson. James 'Carlson, Robert Roncleau, Russell Springer, Robert 'DuFour, George Swenson, Elmer Walton, James 'Evans, Verne Weelcs, Roger B CLASS-Row I: Mr. Peterson, Lannigan, R. Johnson, Himmler. '-second letter '-third letter Row 2: C. Johnson, Vrudny, Ottum, Hemming. D CLASS-Row I: J. Anderson, Ellis, Christy, Schcibe, Welsh, Mach. Row 2: Walton, Gustafson, Adkins, Springer, Lindgren, Loftfield, Albright. Row 3: Mr. Peterson, Sorenson, Paulson, Deno, Dymoke, Chlebecck, Burt, Kroncn. E623 Row I: Landstad, Bobendrier, Essman, Borsch, Rinkey, Wright. Row 2: Alexson, Clark, Hopkins, Schoberg, B. Olson, M. Olsen, Graftaas, Skogluncl. Row 3: Miss Wilbur, Halverson, Brask, Moen, Haglund, Schwanenberg, Jordan, Sager, Jorgensen, Miss Biorkland. - I Syncopation Dance Hartman, Holgate, Fretter, Ottley, Peterson, B. Nelson The gym period has come to be a favorite here at Roosevelt. The classes otfered to the girls are modern dance, team sports, and indi- vidual sports. Girls who have participated in the modern dance class will never forget their dance to Syncopation. lt gives the girls poise as well as lots ot fun. Team sports is another favorite. During the winter, volleyball and basketball are played: when spring comes the girls may be seen play- ing baseball on the field. The Basketball Champs Soccer Score Jorgensen, Ostlund, Slcttcn, Miller, Moen Second period gym class E633 l IZTH GRADE-Row I: Wcdin, J. Lund. Row 2: Wellumson, Kielty. Infromurol Sports Basketball, volleyball, ping pong. and soft- ball have long been intramural sports here at Roosevelt. This year the new All Nations Tournament was started. Basketball and volleyball are played with all ot the homerooms entering teams. Ping pong is played individually with those interested signing up with Mr. l-lalron or Mr. Swadner, two very good advisers for the in- tramural sports program. IITH GRADE-Row I: Lefler, Hilgeman. Row 2: Jorgensen, H. John- son, Holm. Boskefboll Basketball is the oldest ot the intramural sports. This year, as before, it was a very close tournament. All homerooms are entered with each grade having its own champion. This year room 305 won the tenth grade championship: 32l, the eleventh grade cham- pionship: and 320. the twelfth grade cham- pionship. ln a playoff between the grades room 320 won. Ping Pong Champions IOTH GRADE-Row I: Sampson, Miller. Row 2: Swedberg. Lce, Dynison. Nordstrom, Dymokc, Grandland ' llth Grade-Row I: Sword, M. Olsen, Miss Crogan, Halle. Row 2: Adams, Borsch, Alcxson. Row 3: Grobcl, Luke, Fleming, D. Gustafson. Ping Pong The Ping Pong Tournament this year was run oti by Mr. Halron and Mr. Swadner. The winners ot this year's tournament were Bud Nordstrom tor the tweltth grade: Chuck Dymolce, tor the eleventh grade: and Brian Grandlund, tor the tenth grade. Next year a bigger turnout will be appre- ciated tor this sport. The Championship Match B. Anderson, Lysen, Nordstrom. E651 Ilth Grade-Row I: N. Smith, Miss Door, J, Marcantclli, J. Harris. Row 2: C. Leflcr, B. Lundgrcn, A. Gallagher. Row 3: P. Hilgernan, W. Holm, J. Jorgcnson, H. Johnson, Volleyball It you wondered what all the excitement in the girls' gym was this winter, I'II let you in on a secret. lt was the volleyball tourna- ment being run Ott by Miss Wilbur. This year Miss Crogan's home room, IO4, won the school championship by defeating the eleventh grade champions, 32I, and the tenth grade champions, 305. l0th Grade-Row I: Schwalbe, Shannon, B. Olson, Siewcrt. Row 2: Adkins, B. Miller, Sampson. Row 3: Selby, Wickoren, Lcc, Dixon. M5 NE 0.-Y 11, iwmb NW- .. - t 'WMV-.' X- v Q j fa 'K' NY 9' 7. Lx fa- 1 A 'F'-wwf TQ.C5532-ii,-'?Iikkl'fQF1 f'EfE?f'5-YQ' fwffifiiff' Yi1S??Q1iif:1ri5?lS1-211355-2.25319iS'1'1:3Qfsf-' f -- X fc N - f -we MQ: , , X . - ,f,1.fl11..6. -1i2s-A4,i3+fs:Qf-4f- .Maw - iw-qmmww - g x q - -4 -- -. x -:sw v.X--iz-Qfxa---.zfffzvf - . 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The decorations in the gym were done in the school colors. maroon and gold. The lunch- room also was decorated for the occasion. Everyone joined in the tun. Our Model Queen Our homecoming queen tor the year, Miss Carol Carlson. was very active in all school affairs. She is a sports-minded girl and has taken many high honors in ski jumping. Carol will always be remembered tor her pleasing That Knight of Old smile, her personality, and her ability to make friends. As a member ot both the school's marching band and the orchestra, Carol plays the flute and the piccolo. Recently she was a contest- ant on Cedric Adams' Talent Show pro- gram and won a chance to try at the SI,OOO scholarship award. Attired in her royal robes, Carol made a striking queen, one ot whom Roosevelt could well be proud. Her Highness Carol Carlson His Majesty Bruce Anderson Homecoming Our Lame King King Bruno Anderson and his Queen Carol Carlson were carried to their thrones by mem- bers of the football team. Bruno, one ot the outstanding tootball players until the one play which resulted in a broken leg. enjoyed the festivities even though he couldn't dance. E693 Rulers of the Day M. Anderson, Hall, Norcll R tad, C. Carlson, B A cl rson, C. Nelson, R. Larson, Steinhagcn, C . Special seating was arranged lor him on the football tield tor the home game with the Volts. lt, seemed as though Central was his downfall this year, besides his broken leg, he received a cut eye in a baseball game. Bruno is very active in school activities. He is a mem- ber ot Future Farmers ot America. The Royal Assembly The Royal Court, as shown above, consisted ot the king and the queen and their eight at- tendants, tour tor the king and tour tor the queen. The members ot the court were attired in dress.suits and tormals. Attending the Queen were Grace Anderson l2B, Sally Norell l2B, Marilyn I'-lall l2A, and Gayle Rustad IZA. The King's men were John Cannon IZB. Jim Steinhagen l2B, Curt Nelson l2B, and Rog Larson IZA. The members ot the Royal Court were elected by the senior classes. Members ot the Court ot the King were seated for the victorious afternoon game on the 50 yard line. During the halt, convertibles driven around the track displayed the select group. May I have this skate? Mr. Halron, Dvorak l've Got My Love to Keep Me Warm Winter Carnival The event of the year with the most suspense was the Annual Winter Carnival. There were five contestants for king, and no one knew who was the lucky person until the actual crowning. The candidates were taken to Sibley Field on a decorated, horse-drawn sleigh. There Dean McKinney, the previous year's winner, crowned Curt Nelson. King of the Carnival. After the crowning, Curt, in the royal robe, took his seat on the ice throne while the runners up- Wendy Ottum, John Cannon. Ray Johnson, and Glen Koepke--were seated next to him. The festivities of the afternoon supervised by Sam Halron lking on skatesi were speed racing, figure skating, and couple and group skating. In the speed racing Marlys Nelson and John LeBoutillier took the honors for the twelfth grade, Jean LeBoutiilier and Howie Johnson for the eleventh grade, and Sally Staf- ford and Bill Sandberg for the tenth grade. The participants for the figure skating were Pat Neil and Nancy Dvorak. Second time winners, Jean LeBoutillier and her brother John. took the honors for couple skating. Another event was the broom and volley ball. The regular hockey game between the alumni and the R.H.S. team finished the afternoon's activities. The day was highlighted by a Snow Slide dance held in both gyms and a program dur- ing which the awards were given to the after- noon winners. The weather was cold but every- one was kept warm by Sam's enthusiasm. Carnival King and Court Kocpke, R. Johnson, C. Nelson, Cannon, Ottum. E701 M .lon uory Class Banquet Gold decorations in the forms of carts, air- planes, and covered wagons highlighted the table decorations and presented the appropri- ate Centennial theme for the annual January banquet. Since gold was discovered in i849 and Minnesota was made a territory in l849, the ornaments served a two-fold purpose. The wall decorations were made by a committee under the direction of Miss Milsten. With the old-time dancers, Paul Bunyan himself, and the wild atmosphere including log cabins and trees, the contrast between I849 and i949 was very realistic. Airplanes and all of man's modern inventions and conveniences indicated prog- ress made since l849. The decorations fit in well with the class motto, Tonight we talie off -Where will we land? As tradition allows, master of ceremonies, Jack Stiehm, conducted the program. The fare- well address was delivered by the IZA presi- dent. Rog Larson. I2B president, Tom Medvec, Teddy Tradition R. Larson, Medvec. l Umm-Looks Good Bell, M. Anderson, Marshall. Sign Mine? R. Johnson, Bronce, Rustad. received the Teddy dressed in the class colors, wine and grey. After the ceremonies the Last Will and the Prophecy were read by various members of the class. A humorous poem writ- ten and delivered by Wes Anderson was a center attraction. It featured the faculty and an anecdote about each. These stories got laughs from both students and teachers. There were I5O hungry people who were served delicious turkey and all of its trimmings by the l2B's. An evening of dancing and games followed the banquet dinner for the grads. . Coffee, Grandma? Leapin' Lena Argall, Tattcrsfrcld, Forbcrg, Hall. Chalk, Stiehm, Holmgren, Rustad, Raddc. Ringing in the Groom L. Katherine Paetz. Director Rita Marshall and Dorothy O'Brien-Student Coaches Grandmother l-larrison ...,,...... Carol Tatterstielcl Bertha .......... . ....... Jean Argall George . ..... Jim Forberg ... .Marilyn Hall ...Ulsabel l-lane Ruth ...... Aunt Ella . . l-larriet .,.. .... M arilyn Grincle Mildred . , . ..... Carol Swanson Wilbur ..,....,... .... ...... K e nneth Veale Combined Casts-January Class Plays The Floffering Word L. Katherine Paetz, Director Beverly Sievers and Nancy Gillis--Student Coaches Mary Rigley ,..,......,..........,... Joan Chalk Reverend Rigley .... ...,. ....... L e on Radcle . . , . .Gayle Rustad Mrs. Zoolcer ...... Eugene Tesh ....... .lack Stiehm Lena Zoolcer . . ...., Joan Holmgren R I A 9, ll V I H ll F b 3 Tatt f' ld St' h Ch lk R ddc, Rustad, Holmgren. Row 2: Westlund, Running, Marshall, O'Bricn, C. Swanson oy1:ra,cac, a,orer, crsre, icrn, a,a Grrndc, Hanc, Gillis, Sievcrs, D. Andcrson. The Two Together-June Class Plays Row I: Whitfield, Herrlin, Liriclstrorn, R. Swanson, Norell, Hayes, Cooper, Weber, Fewer, Shay, Storholrn, Sorenson. Row 2: Jcnscn, Schwarzkopt, Marti, Borseth, Sattervall, Lundin, Essman, Ewen, Mathews, J. Comfort, Slcoglund, London, M. Nelson, Ob6IDYillCf- The Robbery L. Katherine Paetz, Director Evonne Oberpriller and Joyce Student Coaches Jaclcie .......,........... Laura ..,.,...... Connie . . . Marie ,.,...... Linda ........,.. Fielding. butler ,..,. Bob Hamilton ......,... John Upton, tather ....... Margaret Upton, mother ..,. Put Up Your Dukes! Wcbcr, Cooper, Shay, Fewer. Sorenson. ..,.... .Ann Storhoim . .. .Marlys K. Nelson . , . .Beverly Slcoglund ., . . .Lorraine London ... .Virginia Cooper . . . .James Comfort , . . . .Robert Weber . .. .. .John Shay .. ...Joann Fewer l'm o Fool L. Katherine Paetz, Director Laura Jensen and Delores Whitfield, Student Coaches George .......,,........,,........ Allan Hayes Mother ....,...........,...... Marilyn Mathews Little Sister .... ...... N adine Ewen Mildred ..... .,,. B arbara Essman Dude A... Ralph Swanson Bert .... David Lundin Wilbur . .. ...Jaclc Herrlin Lucy ........ ...,. S ally Norell Elinor ......... ..... L ois Lindstrom Popcorn man ..,. .,.. L yall Schwarzlcopt lrish woman ..... ..... B arbara Marti Tina Kruclby ..,... ..... L orna Borseth Clarence Krudby . . . ,... Frank Sattervall Peanuts! Popcorn! Hayes, Lindstrom, Herrlin, Norcll, Schwarzkopi. Prettiest Hair and Prettiest Eyes Lopes, Rinkey, Kielty, Chalk. Peppiest R. Swanson, Argall. Friendliest-Wittiest Radde, Rustad, O'Neil, L. Olson. Best Athlete K. Erickson, Andreson. .lonuory With another school year gone, let's tum back the months and remember some of the strange happenings ot the years in high school. It was a little difficult at first when you came into R.l-l.S. a mere page A year later things came somewhat easier, and the finale-your senior year-was wonder- ful. It was very pleasant being one of the tops who were so admired by the lower class- Best Dancers Holmgren, Forbcrg. Best Figure and Physique E. Olson, W. Anderson. Hall of Fame men. Now that you're out in the world with a few other million people it isn't so easy dropping your rank and taking the last place in line. By the way, have you still maintained the titles you were awarded by your pals? l-lave you made sure you are going to suc- ceed? Are you still as peppy and friendly as you used to be? Better check up before it's too late. These are the things that are really going to count. Good luclc always! Best Dressed Bayliss, L. Carlson, Bayliss. Most Popular-Best All Around Grindc, Hall, R. Larson, R. Nelson. Cutesl: C. Swanson, R. Johnson. Most Likely to Succeed-Most Talented Stiehm, J. Peterson, Tattersfield, Backlund. Prettiest Hair-Prettiest Eyes Doran, Ohno, Schuster, C. Nelson. Peppiest Siorholm, Cannon. Wittiest-Friendliest Fleming, Hagerman, L. Anderson, Sword, l Best Athlete C. Carlson, B. Luke. June Class lt's graduation time and once again we look upon those who have been chosen as outstanding in their class. As juniors and sophomores we all look forward to the day when we may receive the honor ot loeing chosen as one ot these favorites. Graduation is a big event and has many exciting experiences. Being chosen as a Fame Favorite is one. lt isn't so much the title that counts: it's knowing that the kids in the class think that you're something that Best Dancers P. Pederson, P. Jackson. Best Figure and Physique Ol:-erprillcr, Otturn. Fome Fovorifes really matters. Then, too, it's rather nice to have another picture in the annual. Remem- ber the fun the seniors had taking the shots? The poor photographer raclced his brains try- ing to come up with some interesting pic- tures. From trees to motor scooters-that's quite a ditference. lt was fun that he was such a good sport about climbing and al- most killing himself. We underclassmen do envy you grads. Someday we'll be one of you .... 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X X 'fb ' --MM-..A.: , .xyiz 'wg .SX :X XX XsmiXXX,1XfsS X X X . 4 W , K f, -XL. was-Xi may N .-fm: XXXXEKF X ' X .s . XM! LX-,X . f. ,X .'Xkg, -:. fj 'Q N' ww.: M, XX- Awww x - 'W 1 X .ff X X WX XX X X X f f!1i:1bi,1'S'. 5:9-fs 5: . ' -X QS- X x 4 Q.?S?f413x5i2Q?i3S 5 Y' X X X X XX X N 5 Q-yt. ,Z Rl.. Ng iLQlNX.g-,.,..X .ai Nm xd sw X:eQsXX.iX- ' 9 XXQ Seated: Grindc, Rustad, Hall, R. Larson, Sicvcrs, W. Olscn, Wallin, Kcllcr, Dornficld. Standing: Mrs. Doherty, Kielty, Miss I-larbcrman. January Executive Awards Commcrcial Trophy .. .Marilyn Hall German Trophy ........ ...... J ean Argall . Boys' Industrial Arts ...,. ,..,, .....,.. M a rtin Carter Each Class has an exggutlve board t0 take Girls' lndustrial Arts. .,., ..........,, M arilyn Schoberg . . Most Outstanding Musicians ...... James Forberg, Jack Stiehm care ot the lmportant buslness of the class. Maar Valuable Musicians .... , .,.. Alaa Cottcrman, Joan Chalk - - - D.A.R. ...............,.,.,..,........... Gretta Johnstone The Senlor executlve board ls Composed O-F Lalre lflokomis Auxiliary of the Veterans ot one member -from each Semor homeroom and FQYCIQD Wars Medal ...,..,...... ..,,.. B everly Sl?VCfS ' A Physrcavl Education Medal .....................,.. Ken Klclty the Class oftlcers, The CXCCUtlV2 board plans Readers Digest Award ...................... Aida Cotterman I . d h . b Scholastic Honors ........, Alda Cotterman, Carol Tattersheld, the cass partles an t e senlor anquet. lt A,Cl,la Glam Star Journal Award ..,..............,...,,.... Gayle Rustacl alfo makes arranSe.mentT for flowers for grgadu Student Council Merit Award ..,. Marilyn Hall, Beverly Sievers, atlon. The board lS asslsted by two advlsers Ken Klelfv , , U.S.S. Yorktown Post ot the Veterans at from the senlor hornerooms. MISS l-laberman Farazgrl Wars' Medal l........,...... ...Marilyn Hall - Wold-Chamberlain Post ot American and Mrs' Doherty acted as advlsers' Legion Award, ......... ,....., . .,Lois Balrlund Row l: Cottcrman, Hall, Rustad, Schobcrg, Sievcrs, Argall. Row 2: Kiclty, Carter, Baklund, Forbcrg, Chalk, Stichm, R. Larson. E801 Jonuory Graduates BEVERLY JEAN ADNEY: Seton Hy and Leaders Club ' EDWARD AM BROSE: Glee Club, A Cappella Choir, Seven Last Words, Elijah, and The Messiah ' DORO- THY E. ANDERSEN: Treasurer of Commercial Club, Girls' Choir, Blue Triangle, Silver Triangle, Seton Hy, Optimist Club, The Flattering Word, and Ringing in the Groom. DONNA MAE M. ANDERSON: Silver Triangle ' KEN- NETH P. ANDERSON: Concert Band, Marching Band, and Student Council ' MARILYN J. ANDERSON: Silver Triangle. ROGER D. ANDERSON: R Club, Football, Track, and 'Wrestling ' WES ANDERSON: Swedish Club ' DON- NA LAVERNE ANDREASEN: Blue Triangle, Silver Tri- angle, and Leaders Club. JEAN CAROL ARGALL: Treasurer and Secretary of Gere man Club, President and Treasurer of Blue Triangle, Girls' Choir, Silver Triangle, Board ot Governors, Ouo Vadis, and Ringing in the Groom ' GRACE A. BADE: Blue Tri- angle, Silver Triangle, and Board of Governors ' LOIS ELAINE BAKER: Glee Club, Girls' Choir, Blue Triangle. and Ouo Vadis. LOIS C. BAKLUND: Glee Club, A Cappella Choir, Silver Triangle, Elijah, and The Messiah ' CLARENCE GORDON BANE: Concert Band, R Club, and Football ' JEANNE G. BAYLlSS: Blue Triangle, and Silver Tri- angle. JOANNE KAY BAYUSS: Blue Triangle, and Silver Triangle ' LARELDA JOYCE BECKER ' RUTH M. BECKLUND: Blue Triangle, Silver Triangle, Norse Club, Ringing in the Groom, and The Flattering Word. C3111 . -.. 1 , K . ,.,. X Ns T' A ,iz its . if al fag. QQ a i t January DOUGLAS E. BELANGER: Marching Band. Board ol Gov- ernors, Science Club, Optimist Club, President of Band, and Gym Team ' BEVERLY ELAINE BELL: Secretary of Optimist Club, Blue Triangle, Silver Triangle, Ouo Vadis, Leaders Club, Ringing in the Groom, and The Flatter- ing Word ' LOREN W. BlGGERSTAFF. ROBERT A. BOE ' ROBERT J. BOX ' JOHN L. BREITNER: Board of Governors, Camera Club, and Gym team. PHYLLlS E. BRONCE: Marching Band, Blue Triangle, Sil- ver Triangle, Ouo Vadis, and Flag Twirler ' BETTY L. BURKSTRAND: Silver Triangle ' DAYLE EARL BY- MARK: Board of Governors, and R Club. SHEILA K. CANNTFF: Marching Band ' LLOYD E. CARLSON: Quo Vadis ' MARTIN A. CARTER. JOAN D. CHALK: Orchestra, Blue Triangle, Silver Tri- angle, and The Flattering Word ' MILAN CHUPKA ' VlRGlL CONWAY: Stage Crew. ALDA GRETCHEN COTTERMAN: Editorsin-Chief of Standa ard, Concert Band, Marching Band, Senior Honor Society, Library Staff, and Leaders Club ' RICHARD GRAHAM DOHLEN ' THEODORE C. DORNFIELD: Orchestra. and Executive Board. E821 Graduates GERALD MARTIN DREON: R Club, and Gym Team ' PAT EGGIMAN: Silver Triangle, Commercial Club, and Optimist Club ' KENNETH G. EKHOLM: Treasurer and Vice President ot Hi-Y, and Swedish Club. JOHN G. ENGBERG: Board ot Governors, and Student Council ' HAROLD E. ERICKSON: Board of Governors ' KENNETH M. ERICKSON: R Club, Basketball, Foot- ball, and Traclr. JEAN A. FAGERLIE: Blue Triangle, Silver Triangle, and Norse Club ' JOAN M. FAGERLIE: Secretary of Blue Triangle, Silver Triangle, Norse Club, and Leaders Club ' CHARLES R. FALK: Glee Club, A Cappella Choir, Opti- mist Club, The Flattering Word, and Ringing in the Groom. JAMES FISK: Vice President of Science Club, and Mana- ger of Movie Crew ' JAMES HAROLD FORBERG: Con- cert Band, Marching Band, Dance Band, Orchestra, and Ringing in the Groom ' BETTY LOU FOSLlEN: Girls' Choir, Blue Triangle, Christian Fellowship, and Op- timist Club. ' NANCY ANN GILLES: Secretary of Ouo Vadis, Marching Band, Glee Club, Blue Triangle, The Seven Last Words, and The Flattering Word ' ARCHIE D. GLASER: Sci- ence Club, and Senior Honor Society ' MARILYN L. GRADIN: Girls' Choir, Silver Triangle, Commercial Club, and Optimist Club. MARILYN L. GRINDE: Flag Twirlcr. Glee Club, Girls' Choir, Blue Triangle, Silver Triangle, German Club, Ouo Vadis, Student Council, Optimist Club, and Ringing in the Groom ' CHARLES RICHARD GUSTAFSON: Concert Band. Maching Band, Swedish Club, Camera Club, R Club, and Football ' GLORIA E. GUSTAFSON. E53 Ll r Ss Si Q' January RAY A. JOHNSON: Board of Governors ' EDWARD T. JOHNSTON: Board of Governors ' BETTY L. JOR- GENSON: Glee Club, A Cappella Choir, Silver Triangle, Christian Fellowship, and Seven Last Words. CHARLES WILLIAM KELLER: Concert Band, and Exc- cutive Board ' KENNETH CHARLES KIELTY: President ot Student Council, Sergeant at Arms of Executive Board. Board of Governors, Ouo Vadis, R Club, Baseball, and Football ' JAMES ROBERT KIMBALL: Concert Band, Marching Band, R Club, and Gym Team. ROGER F. KLINE: A Cappella Choir, Quo Vadis, Stage Crew, and The Flattering Word ' CONNIE JEAN KNUDSON: German Club, Clerical Helper, and Leaders Club ' RONALD CHARLES KRONEN: Board ot Gov- ernors, R Club, and Football. CHARLES O. LARGES ' ALLEN LEE LARSON: Hi-Y ' CAROL R. LARSON: Girls' Choir, Blue Triangle, Silver Triangle, Christian Fellowship, Swedish Club, and Optimist Club. ELOISE RUTH LARSON: Glce Club, A Cappella Choir, Girls' Choir, Blue Triangle, Silver Triangle, Spanish Club, Seton Hy, Optimist Club, Elijah, and The Messiah ' JOAN SHIRLEY LARSON: Glee Club, A Cappella Choir, Girls' Choir, Silver Triangle, Commercial Club, Optimist Club, Seven Last Words, Elijah and The Messiah ' ROG A. LARSON: Class President, Vice President and President of Ouo Vadis, Student Council, R Club, Base- ball, and Basketball. JEROME P. LEE: Chess Club, Science Club, and Library Staff ' RICHARD M. LIEN ' JIM C. LOPES: R Club, and Wrestling. E 34 El Graduates CAROL M. HAFFLEY: Board of Governors ' MARILYN ANN HALL: Recording Secretary of Student Council, Sec- retary of l2A Executive Board, Clerical Helper, Leaders Club, and Ringing in time Groom ' STANLEY W. HALL. ISABEL LOlS HANE: Girls' Choir, Blue Triangle, Swedisli Club, and Ringing in the Groom ' DELORES A. HANSON: Blue Triangle, Seton Hy, and Optimist Club ' ARLETTE MAE HARRIS: Blue Triangle, Silver Triangle, Seton Hy, and Optimist Club. GENE LEROY HATFIELD: Science Club, and Standard Stall ' GLENN C. HEDQUIST ' LOUIS J. HEN- DRlCKSON: Stage Crew. HOWARD B. HOLMBERG: Quo Vadis, and Football ' JOAN HAZEL HOLMGREN: Social Chairman of Blue Triangle, Secretary of Student Leaders Club, Silver Tri- angle, Board of Governors, German Club, Quo Vadis, Leaders Club, Flag Twirler, and The Flattering Word ' RONALD AMAZON HURST: Secretary of Quo Vadis, Hi-Y, Board of Governors, Quo Vadis, R Club, Baseball, Football, and Sure as You're Born. DONALD H. JARNBERG: Board of Governors, ','R Club, Optimist Club, and Gym Team ' CARL A. JOHNSON: Board of Governors, R Club, and Gym Team ' DORIS MARlE JOHNSON: Clwristian Fellowship, and Op- timist Club. DOROTHY GUNHILD JOHNSON: Glee Club, Girls' Choir, Blue Triangle, and Silver Triangle ' LENNART CARL BERTIL JOHNSON: Swedish Club ' NICKOLAS JOHNSON. E851 953' ix as CSL., ag vm., I Er gen , . ,fans We ami January JAMES PRESTON LUND: Class President, Vice President of Student Council, Ouo Vadis,4 R Club, Baseball, and Football ' ANN MARIE MCCABE ' SHIRLEY ANN MCCORMICK: Silver Triangle, and Seton Hy. - DICK E. MCMAHON: Board ot Governors ' RITA MAE MARSHALL: Girls' Choir, Blue Triangle, Silver Triangle. Leaders Club. and Ringing in the Groom ' WILLIAM H. MARSHALL: R Club, Board of Governors, and Gym Team. CAROL M. MILLS: Girls' Choir, Blue Triangle, and Spanish Club ' KATHLEEN DOROTI-IEA MOHS: Silver Tri- angle, and Seton I-ly ' RICHARD A. MUNDHENK: Golf. BOB CLAIR NELSON: Sergeant-at-Arms of Quo Vadis, Board of Governors, Student Council, Clerical Helper, and Sure as You're Born ' WILLIAM C. NESHEIM: Science Club ' EUGENE ROBERT NIELSON: Board of Gov- ernors. DONNA M. NORDSTROM: Seton Hy ' LEVONNE G. NYGAARD: Blue Triangle, and Silver Triangle ' DOROTHY H. O'BRlEN: Blue Triangle, Silver Triangle, Spanish Club, Leaders Club. and Ringing in the Groom. ELAINE MARIE OLSON: Spanish Club, and Optimist Club ' LOIS A. OLSON: Blue Triangle, Silver Triangle, and Norse Club ' RUSSELL ERICK OLSON: Concert Band, and Marching Band. E361 Graduates THOMAS W. OLSON: Marching Band ' WILLIAM H. OLSON: A Cappella Choir, and Student Council ' TOM O'NEIL: Board of Governors, R Club, and Golt. ROLE OPJORDEN: President of Future Earmers ot Amer- ica ' VIRGIL .l. ORNER: Concert Band, Marching Band. and Camera Club ' RONNY E. PANKRATZ: Stage Crew. JERRY S. PETERSON: Quo Vadis, R Club, Leaders Club, and Baseball ' JAMES E. PIERRE: Concert Band. and Swedish Club ' LEON R. RADDE: Concert Band, Marching Band, R Club, Golf, and The Flattering Word. GAYLE L. RENGEL: A Cappella Choir, Seven Last Words, and The Messiah ' RICHARD ALLEN RINDAL: Hi-Y ' GENIE M. RINKEY: Blue Triangle, Ouo Vadis. and Op- timist Club, MARION L. RUNNING: Girls' Choir, Blue Triangle, Silver Triangle, Norse Club, Optimist Club, and Ringing in the Groom ' GAYLE M. RUSTAD: Treasurer of Silver Tri- angle. President of Spanish Club, Vice President and Secre- tary of Blue Triangle, Standard Staff, Leaders Club, and The Elattering Word ' DOREEN SAGE: Silver Tri- angle. EUGENE M. SANDVIG: R Club, and Football ' ROBERT SCI-IMIDT: Board ot Governors, Optimist Club, and Golf ' BEVERLY JANET SIEVERS: Vice President of Optimist Club, Vice President of Senior Class, Corre- sponding Secretary of Student Council, President ot Seton Hy, Board of Governors, The Little Minister. The Flat- tering Word, and Ringing in the Groom. E871 Jonuory ALLAN STAVOS ' LOUISE LSTENVAAG: Blue Triangle. Silver Triangle, Norse Club, and Leaders Club ' LA- VONNE VIRGINIA STEWART. JACK LYLE STIEHM: Dance Band, Concert Band, March- ing Band, Orchestra, and The Flattering Word ' EUNICE l. STROM: A Cappella Choir. Girls' Choir, Ouo Vadis, and The Seven Last Words ' CAROL GRACE SWANSON: Glee Club, Blue Triangle, The Seven Last Words, and Ringing in the Groom. MARILYN P. SWANSON: Blue Triangle, Silver Triangle, and Ringing in the Groom ' MELVIN M. SWAN- SON ' NADINE DELORIS SWANSON: Silver Triangle, Board of Governors, Seton Hy, and The Terrible Night. ROBERT RED SWANSON: R Club, and Wrestling ' HAROLD l. SWEET: Movie Crew ' ROBERTA JO ANNE SWENSEN: Blue Triangle, and Optimist Club. LENNY W. SWENSON: Vice President of Sportsmans Club, and Swedish Club ' CAROL ANN TATTERS- FIELD: Music Chairman of Blue Triangle, Silver Triangle, Standard Statf, Senior Honor Society, Quo Vadis, Student Council, Leaders Club, and Ringing in the Groom ' BOB J. THOMPSON: President ot Christian Fellowship, President of Sportsmans Club, President of A Cappella Choir, Glee Club, Camera Club, and The Seven Last Words. THELMA BERNICE URANG: Christian Fellowship ' KENNETH N. VEALE: President ot Optimist Club, Execu- tive Board, Board of Governors, Historical Society, and Ringing in the Groom ' BETTY ANN WALLIN: Girls' Choir, Silver Triangle, Executive Board, and Christ- mas Choir Concert. IISSII Groducfes KURT F. WALTHER: Science Club ' CHUCK E. WE- DIN: R Club, and Baseball ' HOWARD E. WEL- LUMSON. JOHN OLE WILLIAM WESTLUND: Board of Gover- nors, Swedish Club, and Quo Vadis ' MERLIN J. WHITE: Concert Band, and Gym Team ' CHARLES JEROME WURDEMAN: R Club, and Swimming. IN MEMORY OF KENNETH WEST: R Club, and Basketball. Deceased E October 3I, I948. June Class EXECUTIVE BOARD Row I: Alcxson, Sampson J. Nelson, Hagen, Mcdvec, Morrell, B. Anderson, Fcwcr, Haugc, M. Anderson. Row 2: Miss Crogan, Lindstrom, Dean, Madsen, R. Olson, Gregory, Stromlacrg, W. Johnson, Drake, Werner, Maxam, Schwarzkopf, Schoberg, Miss Rcdlund. . .H-5 Hz REX , ..l at X XX , r as S X E803 'K E R kilnlgs 5 N M, : aw- XX as Q Q f r June Clcrss THOMAS ABERNATHY: Concert Band, Marching Band, Orchestra, and Spanish Club ' JEANETTE HELEN ADAMS: Glee Club, Girls' Choir, Blue Triangle, Silver Tri- angle, Optimist Club, and Leaders Club ' NANCY C. ADAMS: Glee Club, Silver Triangle, Spanish Club, Seton Hy, Optimist Club. Eliiah, The Messiah, and St Matthews Passion. JOAN DOROTHY' ADKINS: Concert Band, Marching Band, A Cappella Choir, Christian Fellowship, The Mes- siah, St, Matthews Passion, Elijah, and The Seven Last Words ' PATRlClA ANN ALEXSON: Blue Tri- angle, Silver Triangle. Board of Governors, Sr. Honor So- ciety, Optimist Club, Leaders Club, and Executive Board ' MARY HELEN ALLAN: Blue Triangle, Christian Ecl- lowship, Latin Club, and Optimist Club. NANCY ANN ALLAN: Faculty Editor ol' Sagamore, Blue Triangle, Silver Triangle, Latin Club, Science Club, and Leaders Club ' CARL GERHARD AMUNDSON: Hi-Y, Future Farmers of America, and The Seven Last Words ' JOHANNA MARIE ANDERSEN: Norse Club, Optimist Club, The Seven Last Words, and Executive Board. ROSALIE MARIE ANDERSEN: Glee Club, A Cappella Choir, Norse Club, and Seton Hy ' ALYCE GLORIA ANDERSON: Glee Club, The Vagabond King, Elijah, The Messiah, and The Passion ' BETTY JOYCE ANDERSON: Glee Club, A Cappella Choir, Blue Triangle, Silver Triangle, Science Club. and Optimist Club. BRUCE NEWMAN ANDERSON: Secretary of R Club, Homecoming King, Board of Governors, Baseball, Football, and Skiing Team ' DONALD CARL ANDERSON: Con- cert Band, Board ot Governors, and Baseball ' GAYLE EUGENE ANDERSON. IVAR CLIFFORD ANDERSON: Marching Band, Board of Governors and Swedish Club ' JAMES M. ANDER- SON: Future Farmers of America, Swedish Club ' KENNETH A. ANDERSON: Concert Band, Hi-Y, Swedish Club, and Baseball. E903 Graduates LAWRENCE CARL ANDERSON: President, Secretary, and Treasurer of Hi-Y, German Club, Sagamore Staff, Sr. Honor Society, Clerical Helper, and Library Staff ' LORELL ANDERSON: Christian Fellowship, Board of Gov- ernors, Science Club, and Seton Hy ' MARY ELLEN ANDERSON: Girls' Choir, Christian Fellowship, and Cleri- cal Helper. RALPH L. ANDERSON: Concert Band, Marching Band ' RICHARD C. ANDERSON: Concert Band, and Marching Band ' RICHARD E. ANDERSON: Future Farmers of America. GENE W. ANONSEN: Vice President of Sr. Honor So- ciety, Hi-Y, German Club, R Club, and Basketball ' C. THOMAS APPEI.: President of Glee Club, A Cappella Choir, Board ot Governors, Norse Club, R Club, Foot- ball, Hoclcey, Traclr, Elijah, The Messiah, and St. Matthews Passion ' LAVONE M. AREN: Girls' Choir, Silver Triangle. V VIRGINIA FAY ARMS: Silver Triangle, Sr. Honor Society, Student Council, Clerical Helper. Optimist Club, and Leaders Club ' JOAN E. ARNEVIK: Marching Band ' ALVIN BAADSGAARD: Vice President ot Norse Club. DOUGLAS R. BAKKE: Concert Band ' ARTHUR J. BAUMER: Marching Band ' ANN JEANNETTE BECK- WITH: Vice President of Glee Club, A Cappella Choir, Blue Triangle, Silver Triangle. Optimist Club, Executive Board, The Messiah, The Passion, Elijah, and The Seven Last Words. WILLIAM LAWRENCE BEHNKE: Concert Band, March- ing Band. Orchestra, Christian Fellowship ' VIRGINIA L. BEMIS: Blue Triangle, Silver Triangle, Board of Gov- ernors, Ethics Committee, Clerical Helper, Optimist Club, and Leaders Club ' WILBER G. BEMIS: Concert Band, Marching Band, Glee Club, Hi-Y, Stage Crew, Elijah, 'The Messiah, and St. Matthews Passion. E913 w...ssk ,, 5'-9 C, 'H XA. sses. June Class LORRAINE MAY BERG: Board of Governors ' DIANA LOUISE BERGER: Orchestra, German Club, Seton Hy, and Optimist Club ' JUNE MARIE BERGLUND: Blue Tris angle, Seton Hy, and Clerical Helper. PI-IYLLIS MAE BERGLUND: Silver Triangle, Norse Club. Sr. Honor Society, and Optimist Club ' CAMILLA BLOSSOM BERGOUIST: Marching Band, Blue Triangle. Silver Triangle, Christian Fellowship, Science Club ' JOHN W. BERNDGEN: R Club, Basketball. Baseball, and Football. ROBERT B. BERNDT: Secretary of Band, Concert Band, R Club, and Baseball ' WALTER H. BERNHARD- SON: Board of Governors, Swedish Club, R Club, Foot- ball, Track, and Sure as You're Born ' BETTY I BETTINGER: Blue Triangle. CATHARINE LOUISE BJELLAND: Blue Triangle, and Se- ton Hy ' ELEANOR RUTH BJERKEN: Blue Triangle, Seton Hy, and Optimist Club ' A. DALE BJORKLUND: Vice President, Manager, and Student Director of A Cap- oella Choir, Glee Club. Christian Fellowship, R Club, Co- Captain of Football Team, Wrestling, Seven Last Words, Elijah, The Messiah, and St. Matthews Passion. WILLIAM F. BLACK: Glee: Club, Seven Last Words, Elijah, The Messiah, and St. Matthews Passion ' MARION B. BLANKHOLNI. Elec Club, Board ot Gov- ernors, Elijah, The Messiah, The Passion. and The Vagabond King ' JAMES S. BLEWETT: R Club, and Wrestling. DALTON E. BLODGETT: Orchestra ' JACOUELINE JEAN BLOOM: Secretary of Christian Fellowship ' LESTER W. BLOOM. E921 Groduofes ARTHUR A. BLOMOUIST ' NORMA J. BOATMAN: Glee Club, Seven Last Words, Elijah, The Messiah, and St. Matthews Passion ' HARRIETTE JANE BOBEN- DRIER: Typist ot Sagamore Satt, Blue Triangle, Silver Tri- angle, Christian Fellowship, Spanish Club, Clerical Helper, Optimist Club, Leaders Club, and The Vagabond King. GLORIA JEAN BOE: Orchestra, Silver Triangle, Spanish Club, Seton Hy, and Historical Society ' MARYLOU BOESSER: Marching Band, German Club, Science Club, Sr. Honor Society, and Seton Hy ' ANN BOOK: Vice President ot Spanish Club, A Cappella Choir, SiIver.TriangIe, Ouo Vadis, The Messiah, Elijah, and St. Matthews Passion. MARY LOU BORLAUG: Silver Triangle, Christian Fellow' ship, and Camera Club ' MARLYS JEAN BORSCH: Blue Triangle, Silver Triangle, Latin Club, Seton Hy, Nurse's Aide. Optimist Club, and Leaders Club ' LORNA LOU BORSETH: Secretary and Treasurer ot Glee Club, President ot N. F. L., Assistant Editor ot Standard, Glee Club, A Cappella Choir, Silver Triangle, Historical Society, Seton Hy, Leaders Club, The Seven Last Words, Elijah, The Messiah, St, Matthews Passion, I'm a Fool, and De- bate. JANICE BEVERLY BOSSERT: Silver Triangle, Board ot Governors, Spanish Club ' DOROTHY A. BOUCHARD: Blue Triangle, Christian Fellowship, Latin Club,iScience Club, and Optimist Club ' CURTIS G. BOXETH: Fu- turc Farmers of America. BONNIE A. BRAA: Christian Fellowship, Norse Club, Sr. Honor Society, and Clerical Helper ' BILL R. GRAM: Concert Band, Orchestra, Hi-Y, Dance Band, Cross Country, and Traci: ' PATRICIA C. BRASK: Orchestra, Blue Tri- angle, Silver Triangle, German Club, and Swedish Club. BETTY L. BRESTRUP: Silver Triangle ' WILLIAM P. BROWN ' GERRY M. BRU NS: Glee Club, Board of Gov- ernors, Seton Hy, Library Staff. Optimist Club, Elijah, The Messiah, St. Matthews Passion, The Vagabond King, I'm a Fool, and The Autograph Chasers. E931 June Class MARY LOU CALDWELL: Girls Choir, Silver Triangle, Spanish Club, and Science Club ' GLENNA M. CAL- LISTER: Secretary of German Club, Orchestra, Sagamore Staff, Sr. Honor Society, and Seton Hy ' DONNA MARIE CAMERON: Concert Band, Marching Band, Silver Triangle, Christian Fellowship, Swedish Club. JOHN H. CANNON, JR.: President and Secretary ol A Cappella Choir, President of Glee Club, Executive Board, Historical Society, Optimist Club, Elijah, St. Matthews Passion, and Cheerleader ' RICHARD J. CAPPS: Camera Club, Movie Crew, and Dance Crew ' JOHN C. CARLEEN: Concert Band, Marching Band, Orchestra, Dance Band, and German Club. CAROL JEAN CARLSON: Homecoming Queen, Vice President, Sergeant-at-Arms, and Treasurer ot Swedish Club, Secretary of Band, Vice President of Orchestra, Con- cert Band, Marching Band, Orchestra, Silver Triangle, Swedish Club, Historical Society and Optimist Club ' CLEMENT MARTIN CARLSON: Concert Band, and Sr, Honor Society ' DONALD W. CARLSON: Glee Club, A Cappella Choir, Seven Last Words, Elijah, The Mes- siah, and St. Matthews Passion. DUANE C. CARLSON: Swedish Club ' JEANINE MAE CARLSON: Vice President of Executive Board, Vice Presi- dent ot Seton Hy, Glee Club, Girls' Choir, Blue Triangle, Silver Triangle, Spanish Club, Seton Hy, Optimist Club. Elijah, The Messiah, Seven Last Words, and St. Matthews Passion ' PAULINE JOAN CARLSON: Board of Governors, Swedish Club, Optimist Club. ROBERT CARLSON: Vice President of Christian Fellow- ship, and Future Farmers of America ' ROBERT T. CARLSON: R Club, Stage Crew, and Gym Team ' ROLAND O. CARLSON. SHIRLEY JOYCE CARLSON: Blue Triangle, Seton Hy, Optimist Club, and Clerical Helper ' WILLIAM C. CI-IALK: Marching Band, Hi-Y, Ethics Committee, Science Club, and Student Council, The Vagabond King ' SHIRLEY M. CHISAM: Blue Triangle, Silver Triangle, Christian Fellowship, Board of Governors, Latin Club, Standard Staff, Seton Hy, Optimist Club, Leaders Club, and The Rebel Caravan. E941 Graduates WENDELL B. CHRISTINE ' PATTY J. CLAESSEN: Con- cert Band, Marching Band, Orchestra, Blue Triangle, Silver Triangle, Latin Club, The Robbery, and The Autograph- Chasers ' PATRICIA LOIS CLARK: Blue Triangle, Silver Triangle, Spanish Club, and President of Seton Hy. MYRTLE MAY COFFIN: Blue Triangle, Silver Triangle, and Library Staff ' JAMES COMFORT: Sergeant-at Arms ot Spanish Club, President of Hi-Y, Treasurer ot Stu! dent Council, Board ot' Governors, Spanish Club, Science Club, Sr. Honor Society, Clerical Helper, and The Rob- bery ' THOMAS H. COMFORT: Salutatorian, Presi- dent ot Hi-Y, President ot Sr. Honor Society, President of Science Club, President of Executive Board. German Club, Quo Vadis, and Student Council. RICHARD E. CONRAD: Orchestra, German Club, and Dance Band ' VIRGINIA COOPER: Marching Band, Blue Triangle, Silver Triangle, Science Club, Optimist Club, and The Robbery ' BARBARA JOYCE CORCORAN: Treasurer of Norse Club, Blue Triangle. Silver Triangle, Board ot Governors, Sr. Honor Society, Optimist Club and Leaders Club. DON A. CORDELL: Track ' ROBERT P. CRAWFORD: Concert Band, Marching Band ' JOAN MARGARET CROONOUIST: President, Vice President, and Treasurer ot Seton Hy, President of Girls' Choir, Blue Triangle, Silver Triangle. Board oi Governors, Swedish Club, Optimist Club, and The Robbery. KIETH V. CROSBY: R Club, Cross Country, and Skiing Team ' KENNETH O. CROSBY ' DARLENE M. CUN- NINGHAM: Concert Band, Silver Triangle, Christian Fel- lowship, German Club, Sr. Honor Society and Leaders Club. MARLYS J. DAHLIN: Marching Band, Silver Triangle, and Swedish Club ' BARBARA I. DANN: Christian Fellow- ship, and Library Stati ' GEORGE E. DAUT. E953 June Clcrss MARY JEAN DAVIS ' JACK L. DEAN: Executive Board, R Club, Cross Country, Track, and Wrestling ' MARI- JEAN D. DENNIG: Secretary ot Christian Fellowship, Glee Club, A Cappella Choir, The Messiah, and St. Matthews Passion, Seven Last Words. JOHN JOSEPH DENO: Hi-Y, Christian Fellowship, Sci- ence Club ' HOWARD W. DES SAINT: Concert Band ' RITA H. DEUTSCH: Silver Triangle. ARTHUR B. DONALDSON: Board ot Governors, R Club, Football, and Manager ot Hockey ' GEORGE H. DONNELLY: Concert Band, Marching Band, Orchestra, and Latin Club ' WILLIS C. DORN: Chairman ot Board of Governors, Swedish Club, Standard Statt, Ouo Vadis. and Student Council. I CAROLYN J. DORIS: Orchestra, Silver Triangle, and Span- ish Club ' DAVID F. DRAKE: Vice President of Hi-Y, Concert Band, Executive Board. Future Farmers ot Amer- ica. and Wrestling ' EUGENE HAROLD DREWS. RODNEY DAVID DRIVER: Science Club ' ELSIE JEANNE DUDLEY: Concert Band, Marching Band, Silver Triangle, and Optimist Club ' GEORGE L. DUFOUR: Ethics Com- mittee, Student Council, R Club, Football, and Gym Team. RICHARD E. DUSTERHOFT ' ELEANORE KATHERINE EBERLY: Blue Triangle, Silver Triangle, Latin Club, Ouo Vadis, Optimist Club, and Leaders Club ' JOYCE B. EDSTROM: Concert Band, Marching Band, Spanish Club, Clerical Helper, and Leaders Club. E963 Graduates HERBERT M. EICHSTADT: Future Farmers of America ' GEORGE VERNON EIDE ' SHIRLEY ELENORE EK- BERG: Silver Triangle. CLIFFORD E. EKLUND: Swedish Club ' JOHN RICH- ARD ELIASON: Library Staff ' CHARLES THOMAS ELLEFSON: Secretary, Treasurer, and Vice President of Hi-Y, Science Club, Standard Staff. ELVERA B. ELLINGSON: Blue Triangle, Silver Triangle, Board of Governors, Seton Hy. Clerical Helper, and Op- timist Club ' KENNETH JAMES ELLINGSON: Chris- tian Fellowship ' PATRICIA JOAN ELLINGSON: Glee Club. Norse Club. Historical Society, and Optimist Club. ARTHUR RAYMOND ELLISEN ' JOAN M. ELMOUIST Marching Band, Swedish Club. Science Club, and Seton Hy ' RALPH DAVID ELWOOD: Board ot Governors DUWAYNE EDWIN ENGELBRECHT: Board of Governors ' GERALD S. ENGEN: JOAN DIANE ENSTAD: Norse Club, and Seton Hy. CAROLYN I. ERICKSON: Glee Club, A Cappella Choir. Christian Fellowship, Latin Club, and Seven Last Words, EIijah. The Messiah, and St. Matthews Passion ' CURTIS O. ERICKSON: Glee Club. Swedish Club, and Student Council ' EDWIN JOHN ERICKSON: Vice President and Treasurer of Christian Fellowship, and Or- chestra. E973 Q :X ' u June Class EVELYN ROSE ERICKSON: Silver Triangle, Historical So- ciety, Clerical Helper, and Optimist Club ' GEORGE W. ERICKSON: Marching Band ' JAMES PAUL ERICK- SON: Christian Fellowship, and Sr. Honor Society. JIM R. ERlCKSON ' RICHARD E. ERICKSON ' SHIR- LEY MAE ERICKSON: Marching Band, Blue Triangle, Silver Triangle, Christian Fellowship, Board ot Governors, Spanish Club, and Optimist Club. BARBARA LOUlSE ESSMAN: Concert Band, Silver Tri- angle, Latin Club, N. F. L., Optimist Club, Leaders Club, and l'r'n a Fool ' VERNE H. EVANS: l'li'Y, R Club, and Gym Team ' NADINE L. EWEN: Secretary ot Blue Triangle, Marching Band, Silver Triangle, Spanish Club, Debate Squad, Optimist Club, Leaders Club, l'm a Fool, and The Little That is Good. CAROL JEAN FABER: Concert Band, Orchestra, Silver Tri- angle, Christian Fellowship, Spanish Club, Leaders Club ' MARCELLA ANN FAKLER: Concert Band, Marching Band, Orchestra, Library Statt, and Optimist Club ' KEN FARSUND. BETTY CLAIRE FAUL: Silver Triangle, Board of Governors, Swedish Club, Seton Hy, and Optimist Club ' DONNA M. FEIGUM: Glee Club, Girls' Choir, Blue Triangle, Nurse's Aide, Seton Hy, Optimist Club, Leaders Club. l'm a Fool, The Robbery, and Seven Last Words ' JO- ANN M. FEWER: President and Vice President of Silver Triangle, Blue Triangle, Latin Club, Standard Staff, Seton Hy, Leaders Club, Executive Board, and The Robbery. JOAN JULIA EISCHER: Sr. Honor Society, Optimist Club, and Leaders Club ' JOYCE MARIE FISCHER: Optimist Club, and Leaders Club ' MARLENE FITCH: Silver Triangle, and Optimist Club. E 933 Grocluciles JOE FLEETHAM: A Cappella Choir, Elijah, The Mes- siah, and St. Matthews Passion ' HAMER S. FLEM- ING: Vice President of Latin Club. Glee Club, A Cappella Choir, Hi-Y, Student Council. The Rebel Caravan, Elijah, The Messiah, and St. Matthews Passion ' WILLIAM DOUGLAS FOLWICK: Sergeant-at-Arms of Norse Club. KATI-IRYN LOIS FORSEMAN ' GEORGE D. FORSMAN ' DORIS M. FORSTER: Latin Club. DORIS MARIE FOSLAND: Glee Club, Silver Triangle, Christian Fellowship, and Leaders Club ' BEVERLY L. FOSTER: Glee Club, A Cappella Choir, Christian Fellowship, Seven Last Words, Elijah, The Messiah, and St. Matthews Passion ' BARBARA LEE FREDRICKSON: Blue Triangle. PATRICIA ANN FREER: Spanish Club, and Optimist Club ' LEE FREMSTAD: Sergeant-at-Arms ol Latin Club, Hi-Y, Standard Staff, Ouo Vadis, and Christmas Chorus ' JOHN C. FRITZKE: German Club. RUTH M. FUNDER: Glee Club. Silver Triangle, Norse Club, and Student Council ' MARILYN JOYCE GA- BLE: Orchestra, Silver Triangle, Spanish Club, Standard Statt, Sr. Honor Society, Seton Hy. Optimist Club, and Leaders Club ' BETTY J. GABRELCIK: German Club, and Seton Hy. STUART EUGENE GALE: R Club, and Tennis ' JOHN A. GALLAGHER ' RICHARD J. GALLAGI-IER: Movie Crew, and Wrestling. E993 ,..,q.: Xx Y 'ix i in X b Q tx Q ' a 's A xi 3 A ilk , X , T S R4 . June Class LAUREL E. GARDIN: Secretary of Hi-Y, Glee Club, Seven Last Words, Elijah, and The Messiah ' IRVIN L. GARTLAND: l-li-Y ' BETTY L. GARNTNER: Blue Triangle, Seton Hy, and Optimist Club. LLOYD S. GAUTHIER: R Club. and Gym Team ' JACK D. GEMMELL ' DOLORES VERNA GEVING: Silver Triangle, Quo Vadis, and Optimist Club. DELORES JUNE GILBERTSON: Glee Club, Silver Triangle, and Commercial Club ' KARL W. GILDEMEISTER: Sci- ence Club. Camera Club ' LARRY GILMER: President of Band, Marching Band, Swing Band, and Concert Band. VINCENT G. GLADHlLL: Gym Team ' MARLYS CLAIRE GLAESER: Glee Club. Blue Triangle, Silver Tri- angle, Christian Fellowship, Seven Last Words, Elijah, The Messiah, St, Matthews Passion, and The Gypsy Caravan ' CONNIE A. GOOGINS: Christian Fellow- ship, and Latin Club. MARLENE ADELE GRAFTAAS: Blue Triangle, Clerical Helper, Optimist Club, and Leaders Club ' KENNETH DOUGLAS GREGORY: Concert Band, Hi-Y, Board of Governors, Executive Board, German Club, R Club, Foot- ball, and Track ' GAIL G. GREN: Sr. Honor Society, Student Council, R Club, and Football. JOHN R. GROBEL: President of Hi-Y, Glee Club, and Wrestling ' GLENN E. GULSTRAND: Swedish Club ' DANIEL A. GUSTAFSON:' Concert Band, Marching Band. Orchestra, and Gym Team. igiooj Grad ucfes DONNA JEAN GUSTAFSON: Sergeant-at-Arms ot His- torical Society, Orchestra, Silver Triangle, Science Club, Quo Vadis. and Optimist Club ' IRENE GUSTAFSON: Secretary ot Historical Society, Silver Triangle, Seton Hy, and Optimist Club ' L. O. CLAIRE GUSTAFSON: Blue Triangle, Silver Triangle, Spanish Club, Library Stati, Op- timist Club. and Nurse's Aide. MARILYN J. GUSTAFSON: Glee Club, A Cappella Choir. Girls' Choir, Optimist Club, Sure as You're Born, Elijah, The Vagabond King, The Messiah, Seven Last Words, and St. Matthews Passion, Secretary Swedish Club ' VERNA M. GUSTAFSON: Treasurer ot Swedish Club, Silver Triangle, and Optimist Club ' ROBERT E. HAFVENSTEIN. BEVERLY HAGEN: Secretary-Treasurer ot Sr. Honor So- ciety, Secretary ot Student Council, Secretary ot Executive Board, Secretary ot Silver Triangle, Blue Triangle, Vice President ot Norse Club, Student Council, Nurse's Aide, and Leaders Club ' JOAN DOROTHY HAGENSTAD: Secretary ot Board of Governors, Blue Triangle, Silver Tri- angle, and Clerical Helper ' MARY L. HAGERMAN: Glee Club, A Cappella Choir, Silver Triangle, Cheerleader. German Club, Seton l-ly. Optimist Club, Elijah, The Messiah, and St. Matthews Passion. PATRlClA JOANNE HAGLAND: Secretary ot Christian Fellowship, Glee Club, Girls' Choir, Blue Triangle, Spanish Club, Science Club, Optimist Club, Leaders Club, and Junior Town Meeting ' SYLVIA ANNE HALLE: Or- chestra, Glee Club, Silver Triangle, German Club, Sr. Honor Society, and Clerical Helper ' ARTHUR W. HALVER- SON. BEVERLY HALVERSON: Girls' Choir, and Seton Hy ' ALICE MAE HALVORSON: Glee Club, A Cappella Choir, Girls' Choir, Silver Triangle, Christian Fellowship, Norse Club. Sr. Honor Society. Optimist Club, Leaders Club. The Rebel Caravan, Elijah, The Messiah, and St. Matthews Passion ' MARJORIE LAURA HAMMER: Girls' Choir, Seton Hy, and Library Statt. GARY W. HAMRE: A Cappella Choir, Hi-Y ' E. JEAN HANDLEY: Silver Triangle ' CLARENCE CHARLES HANSEN: Swedish Club, R Club, and Basketball. 510111 Qffljg- . .gfr f x 5 S qi? afar 1 ,.,.s:.--Pia, - ,, - ., ,, ., fs: get t a X , se: . .-of-srilfi.-,f ,sf - g xy . K it Q X June Class EDWARD C. HANSON: Hi-Y, and Stage Crew ' ELAINE EVELYN HANSON: Blue Triangle, Silver Triangle, Christian Fellowship, Seton Hy, and Optimist Club ' LORRAINE E. HANSON: Silver Triangle. Christian Fellow- ship, Historical Society, Seton Hy, and Optimist Club. NEIL H. HANSON: Board ot Governors, and Optimist Club ' ROBERT C. HANSON: Board ot Governors ' CYNTHIA HARDIN: Girls' Choir, Blue Triangle, Silver Tri- angle, Spanish Club. and Optimist Club. ROBERT O. HARTLEY ' JEANETTE MARILYN HART- MAN: Blue Triangle, Silver Triangle, and Seton Hy ' MARGARET J. HAUGE: Secretary ol Silver Triangle, Exec- utive Board, Latin Club, Sr. Honor Society, Seton Hy, and Leaders Club, Assistant Editor of Standard. ALLEN WAYNE HAYES: Vice President ot A Cappella Choir, Glee Club, Spanish Club, I'm a Fool, Seven Last Words, Elijah, The Messiah, and St, Matthews Passion ' DONNA J. HEBERT: Seton Hy ' PAUL A. HEDBLUM: Concert Band, Historical Society, R Club, and Traclc. DONALD J. HEDSTROM ' TOM G. HEINKE: Glee Club. Science Club, and Tennis ' DON A. HEMMINGSON. FRANCIS W. HENDERSON ' MARLENE JUNE HEN- DERSON: Vice President ot Seton Hy ' PEGGY R. HEN- NESSY: Glee Club. Board of Governors, and Leaders Club. 51023 Graduates CALVIN C. HERBERT: German Club ' JACK M. HERR- LIN: Glee Club, Vice President of Science Club, Camera Club, Historical Society, Sagamore Statt, Sr. Honor So- ciety. and I'm a Fool 'V JEANNE MARGUERITE HERTZER: Glee Club, A Cappella Choir, Secretary and Librarian of Christian Fellowship, and German Club. SHARON JOAN HESTNESS: Blue Triangle, Spanish Club, Seton Hy, and The Robbery ' LOIS ANN HEYER: Silver Triangle ' ANGELINE B. HILMO: Girls' Choir. Choral Club, Optimist Club, and Library Staff. WILLIAM CHARLES HIMMLER: R Club, Gym Team. Swimming, The Little That ls Good ' GRACE El- LEEN HOGENSON: Glee Club, A Cappella Choir, German Club, Camera Club, Seton Hy, and Optimist Club ' JAMES R. HOKANSON: Swedish Club. JOYCE M. HOLL: Spanish Club, Seton Hy, and Leaders Club ' HARRY E. HOLLAND: HEAY, Christian Fellow- ship, Board ot Governors, and Leaders Club ' MIRIAM S. HOLT: President ot Blue Triangle, Secretary ot Seton Hy, Silver Triangle, Latin Club, Norse Club, Optimist Club, and Leaders Club. JIM HOLTE: R Club, Football, Hoclrey, and Swimming ' PATRICIA JOAN HOPKINS: Glee Club, A Cappella Choir, Silver Triangle, Seton Hy. Optimist Club. St, Matthews Passion, The Messiah, and Elijah ' ARTHUR G. HUDSON: A Cappella Choir. DANNY F. HUEBNER: Orchestra, Hi-Y, Christian Fellow' ship, and Historical Society ' DONALD C. HULT: Treasurer ot Hi-Y, Sergeant-at-Arms of Swedish Club, A Cappella Choir, The Rebel Caravan, Elijah, The Mes- siah, and St. Matthews Passion ' JOHN WILLIAM HYBBEN. 1111133 X June Class ARLENE LORRAINE INGERSON: Seton Hy, and Leaders Club ' PETER K. JACKSON: Board of Governors ' BETTY L. JACOBSEN: Glee Club, Silver Triangle, Seton Hy, Seven Last Words, . The Messiah, St, Matthews Passion, and EIijah. BARBARA R. JACOBSON: Concert Band, Marching Band, Orchestra, Swedish Club, Standard Statl, Seton Hy, and Optimist Club ' PEGGY L. JACOBSON: Glee Club, Board of Governors, Swedish Club. and Seton Hy ' EDWARD V. JACOBUS: Concert Band, and Marching Band. CLARICE G. JAEGER ' DON EDWARD JENSEN: Hi-Y. and Latin Club ' PATRICIA LAURA JENSEN: President ot Latin Club, Glee Club, A Cappella Choir, Choral Club, Blue Triangle, Silver Triangle, Christian Fellowship, Standard Statl, Sr. Honor Society, Leaders Club, l'm a Fool, Seven Last Words, Elijah, The Messiah, and St. Matthews Passion. JANET MARIE JESME: Glee Club, Girls' Choir, Norse Club, Seton Hy, Eliiah, The Messiah, and St. Matthews Passion ' EUGENE CARLYLE JOHNSEN: Concert Band, Hi-Y, Science Club, Sr. Honor Society, and Leaders Club ' A. WILLIAM JOHNSON: Movie Crew. ANITA F. JOHNSON: Glee Club, and A Cappella Choir ' ANN MARIE JOHNSON: Secretary of Ouo Vadis, Blue Triangle, Silver Triangle, Board of Governors, Norse Club, Seton Hy, Clerical Helper, and Optimist Club ' ARTHUR N. JOHNSON: Captain of Skiing Team, Spanish Club, R Club, and Baseball. BURTON L. JOHNSON: Orchestra, Gym Team, and Slri- ing Team ' CLIFFORD LEO JOHNSON: Standard Statl, and Sr. Honor Society ' DONA JEAN JOHN- SON: Blue Triangle, and Seton Hy. 51043 Grocluofes DOUGLAS E. JOHNSON ' JEANNE L. JOHNSON: Secretary-Treasurer of Girls' Choir, Glee Club, Swedish Club, and Optimist Club ' JOYCE L. JOHNSON: Glee Club, A Cappella Choir, Silver Triangle, Spanish Club, Sr. Honor Society, Seton Hy, Leaders Club. The Vagabond King, Seven Last Words, Elijah, The Messiah, and St. Matthews Passion. MARGlE A. JOHNSON: Glee Club, Blue Triangle, Choral Club, The Messiah, Elijah, and Seven Last Words ' MARIAN JEAN JOHNSON ' MARLYS H. JOHN- SON: Treasurer of Spanish Club, Secretary ot Bancl, Concert Band, Marching Band, Silver Triangle, Sagamore Statl, Sr. Honor Society, Seton Hy, Optimist Club, and Leaders Club. MERRILL E. JOHNSON: R Club, and Football ' NORMA LAVERNA JOHNSON: Glee Club, Seven Last Words, Elijah, The Messiah, and SL Matthews Pas- sion ' RICHARD D. JOHNSON: Stage Crew. RlCHARD J. JOHNSON: Stage Crew ' ROBERT LEE JOHNSON: Board ot Governors, R Club, and Gym Team ' WILLIAM O. JOHNSON: R Club, and Wrestling. GRETTA LOUISE JOHNSTONE: Corresponding Secretary of Student Council, Chairman and Secretary of Ethics Committee, Secretary ot Spanish Club, Silver Triangle, Board ot Governors, Standard Statt, Seton Hy, Leaders Club, and Cheerleader ' JOAN BARBARA JORDAN: Blue Tri- angle, Seton Hy, Optimist Club, and Leaders Club ' BEATRICE ANN JORGENSEN: Glee Club. A Cappella Choir, Girls' Choir, Blue Triangle, Silver Triangle, Spanish Club, and Optimist Club. LEROY JORGENSON: President and Vice President ot Quo Vadis, Gym Team, and Traclc ' HELEN M. KAD- LEC: Blue Triangle, Commercial Club, Seton Hy, and Op- timist Club ' DARLENE JUNE KAFKA: Secretary ot Christian Fellowship. H1051 s -E S x s 'fx , mi sf J-ge, as 1-as a A Ri N, . . June Class JANET A. KAMPSTAD: Glee Club, A Cappella Choir, Blue Triangle, Silver Triangle, Spanish Club, Seton Hy, Opti- mist Club, Leaders Club, The Vagabond King, Elijah, The Messiah, and St. Matthews Passion ' EARL RICHARD KENEIELD: Ethics Committee, R Club, Gym Team, and Slciing Team ' HAROLD C. KIESER: Stage Crew. DOLORIS H. KING: Board of Governors, Clerical Helper, Library Staff ' ROGER CHARLES KING: R Club. and Gym Team ' SONJA L. KIRKEGAARD: Secretary of A Cappella Choir, Glec Club, Blue Triangle, Silver Tri- angle, Norse Club, Seton Hy, Optimist Club, and Leaders Club. CHARLES L. KIRSCHNER: Marching Band, and Skiing Team ' MARGARET A. KLAURENS: Glee Club, A Cappella Choir, Silver Triangle, and Optimist Club ' JOEL DOUGLAS KLESCHOLD: R Club, Baseball, and Hockey. GREGG KNAPP: Hi-Y, Latin Club, Student Council, and Optimist Club ' MARILYN JEAN KNOX: Blue Tri- angle, Norse Club, Optimist Club, Leaders Club, and l'm a Foal ' CONSTANCE H. KNUTSON: Girls' Choir, Silver Triangle, Norse Club, and Leaders Club. PAUL E. KOCH: Glee Club, Hi-Y, Sportsmens Club, and Choral Club ' DIANE D. KOCOUREK ' GLENN H. KOEPKE: Board of Governors, Student Council, and Foot- ball. DOROTH7' ANN KOENER ' DONALD L. KORN: President of Hi-Y, German Club, Science Club, Sr. Honor Society, and Tennis ' DELORES J. KRAGENBRING: Blue Triangle, Silver Triangle, Clerical Helper, Optimist Club, and Leaders Club. H1061 l l l i l i l l l Graduates MARlON KRIZON: Blue Triangle ' ROBERT G KUNTZ ' GERALDINE A. KURTH: Concert Band Marching Band, Silver Triangle, Norse Club, Optimist Club and Leaders Club. GORDON R. LANDBERG: Hi-Y and Hoclcey ' JOAN L. LANDSTAD: Silver Triangle, Christian Fellowship. Span- ish Club, Science Club, Historical Society, Senior Honor Society, Seton Hy. Optimist Club and Leaders Club ' JAMES W. LANGE: R Club and Football. ROGER W. LANNS: Stage Crew ' BARBARA ALICE LARSEN: Marching Band, Blue Triangle, Silver Triangle, Spanish Club, Clerical Helper, Optimist Club and Leaders Club ' EDGAR L. LARSEN: Glee Club, Norse Club and Historical Society. JAMES M. LARSEN: President ot Glee Club, Treasurer ot A Cappella Choir, Quo Vadis, R Club, Stage Crew, Cross Country, Elijah, and The Messiah ' ALBERT LARSON ' DEAN A. LARSON: Marching Band. JAMES H. LARSON: A Cappella Choir, Hi-Y, and Eu- ture Farmers ot America ' MARILYN D. LARSON: Blue Triangle, and Optimist Club ' MARLENE L. LARSON: Concert Band, Board ot Governors. NORMA JEAN LARSON: Girls' Choir and Commercial Club ' WILLIAM N. LARSON: Concert Band, March- ing Band, Dance Band and Orchestra ' JOHN E. LE- BOUTILLIER: Glee Club, A Cappella Choir, Cross Country, Track, Elijah, The Messiah, Seven Last Words and St, Matthews Passion. ij mrgi .43 if t Q- June Closs JEANNINE MARILYN LECHNYR: Glee Club, A Cappella Choir, Blue Triangle, Silver Triangle. Spanish Club, Seton Hy, Leaders Club, The Vagabond King, Elijah, The Messiah and St, Matthews Passion ' MARILYN J. LEE: Silver Triangle, The Messiah and Elijah ' .IEANNINE ARLEEN LIDBERG: Pianist tor Christian Fel- Iowship. DONALD I-I. LILJA ' ROBERT ALLEN LIND: President of Sportsmens Club ' DICK C. LINDOUIST: Manager ot Movie Crew, and Swedish Club. MARILYN A. LINDQUIST: Seton Hy ' LOIS M. LINDSTROM: Glee Club, A Cappella Choir, Silver Tri- angle, Swedish Club, Historical Society, Leaders Club, I'm a Fool, Seven Last Words, Elijah, The Mes- siah and St. Matthews Passion ' BEVERLY MAE LINGEN: Treasurer of Seton Hy, Glee Club, A Cappella Choir, Blue Triangle, Silver Triangle, Swedish Club, Op- timist Club, and The Robbery. BETTY MAE LOEFELER: Glee Club, Camera Club, Library Staff, Elijah, The Messiah and Scandinavian Festival ' MARY L, LOHSE: Glee Club, Blue Triangle, Silver Tri- angle, Spanish Club and Seton Hy ' MARILYN LOUISE LIKEN: Spanish Club, Camera Club, Senior Honor Society. LORRAINE P. LONDON: Sergeant-at-Arms of Seton Hy, Silver Triangle, The Little That is Good and The Rob- bery ' STAN LORENSEN: German Club and Gym Team ' BILL S. LUKE: R Club, Basketball, Football and Traclu. EVIE C. LUND: Concert Band, Silver Triangle, Board Ot Governors and Spanish Club ' WALTER G. LUNDEEN ' C. DAVID LUNDIN: N.F.L. Secretary, Hi-Y, Science Club, Debate, Leaders Club and I'm a Fool, 51083 Groduotes LOWELL BRUCE LYSEN: Glee Club, A Cappella Choir. R Club, Basketball, Tennis. Seven Last Words, The Messiah, Elijah and St. Matthews Passion ' GENE R. MCCALLUM: Hi-Y, R Club, Leaders Club and Foot- ball ' NANETTE MARION McNlFF: Treasurer ot Latin Club, Vice President of Optimist Club. Glee Club, A Cap- pella Choir, Girls' Choir, Blue Triangle, Silver Triangle, Senior Honor Society, Leaders Club, Junior Town Meet- ing, The Little That ls Good, Elijah, The Messiah, Seven Last Words and St. Matthews Passion. LOIS R. MACKEY: Glee Club, Blue Triangle, Silver Tri- angle, Christian Fellowship. Spanish Club, Senior Honor Society, Optimist Club, Leaders Club, Elijah, The Mes- siah, St. Matthews Passion and Seven Last Words ' LEORA ROSALlE MADER: Seton Hy and Clerical Helper ' DONALD O. MADSEN: Board of Governors, Senior Honor Society, Quo Vadis, Leaders Club and Exec- utive Board. JlM WAYNE MANOLEFF: Glee Club, A Cappella Choir. Hi-Y, R Club, Optimist Club, Wrestling, The Little That Is Good, Elijah, The Messiah, St. Matthews Pas- sion, Seven Last Words and Cheerleader ' MAR- JORlE ANN MARCANTELLI: Concert Band, Marching Band. Orchestra, Senior Honor Society and Leaders Club ' BARBARA V. MARTI: Marching Band, Spanish Club, Senior Honor Society and l'm a Fool. DALE LEONARD MARTIN ' MARlLYN L, MATHEWS: President of Red Cross Council, A Cappella Choir, Blue Triangle, Silver Triangle, Historical Society, Optimist Club, The Messiah, St. Matthews Passion, Elijah and l'm a Fool ' ELAINE IONE MAUREN: Concert Band, Marching Band, Silver Triangle, Christian Fellowship, German Club, DONALD E. MAXAM: Concert Band, Marching Band, Or- chestra, Executive Board and Norse Club ' G. THOM4 AS MEDVEC: President of Executive Board, Vice Presi- dent of Hi-Y, Vice President of Student Council, Treas- urer of Ouo Vadis, Concert Band, Orchestra, Senior Honor Society and Clerical Helper ' E. WARREN MELL- GREN: Concert Band, Movie Crew, Future Farmers ot America, Basketball and Football. AGNES B. MELSVOR: Blue Triangle, Commercial Club, Seton Hy and Leaders Club ' JANET MARIE MEY- ER: Treasurer ot Silver Triangle, Editor ot Standard Statt, Blue Triangle, Silver Triangle, Choral Club, Spanish Club and Leaders Club ' MARLENE V. MEYERS: Secretary and Treasurer of Glee Club, Board ot Governors, Norse Club, Optimist Club, Seven Last Words and Elijah. 5 ruojj June Class ARLENE JANET MIKKELSON: Treasurer of Seton I-ly, Secretary of Seton Hy, Glee Club, A Cappella Choir, Blue Triangle, Silver Triangle, Norse Club, Optimist Club, Sev- en Last Words. The Messiah, Elijah and St. Mat- thews Passion ' PAUL THOMAS MILES ' BEVER- LY JEAN MILLER: Christian Fellowship, Library Stall. Op- timist Club and Leaders Club. FORREST WAYNE MILLER: Glee Club, A Cappella Choir, Hi-Y, Optimist Club, The Little That ls Good, Elijah, The Messiah and St. Matthews Passion ' GOR- DON A. MILLER: Hi-Y, Board of Governors and Choral Club ' MARLYS ANN MILLER: Orchestra, Blue Tri- angle, and Leaders Club. WALTER G. MILLIMAN: Choral Club ' DONNA G. MILLS: Silver Triangle, Spanish Club and Science Club ' DELORES l. MINSKE. ,IOANNE M. MOBERG: Concert Band, Marching Band, Spanish Club and Leaders Club ' E. LORRAINE MOE: Orchestra, Silver Triangle ' DELORES DARLENE MOEN: Blue Triangle, Board of Governors, Norse Club, Seton Hy and Optimist Club. MARIE E. MOEN: Norse Club, Senior Honor Society, Ouo Vadis, Clerical Helper and Executive Board ' MARILYN .l. MOEN: Orchestra, Christian Fellowship, Norse Club. Standard Staff and Senior Honor Society ' MARION LORRAINE MOLANDER: Christian Fellowship, Latin Club, Clerical Helper, Optimist Club and I'm a Fool. JOHN W, MONTEITH: Concert Band and Marching Band ' ENID ELVERA MOODY: Blue Triangle, Silver Triangle, Christian Fellowship, Swedish Club and Library Staff ' PAUL ROBERT MOREEN: Swedish Club. I: llUj Graduates WILLIAM ALEXANDER MORRELL: Vice President of l2th Grade Class, Vice President of Executive Board, and Golf ' IDELLA M. MORRIS: Silver Triangle and Ger- man Club ' PATRICIA LOUISE MOSLEY: Silver Tri- angle, Seton Hy, Optimist Club and Leaders Club, CAROLYN J. MUHLY: Orchestra, Silver Triangle. Chris- tian Fellowship, Commercial Club, Camera Club and Op- timist Club ' ROBERT WARREN MUNIG: President of Hi-Y ' LUCILLE C. MURDOCK: Camera Club, Library Staff and Optimist Club. CONRAD l'l. MYRVOLD ' CURTIS B. NELSON: Presi- dent of Student Council, President and Vice President of Hi-Y, Swedish Club. R Club, Basketball and Traclc ' DON NELSON: Swedish Club. DONNA RAE NELSON: Silver Triangle and Optimist Club ' JEAN NELSON: Blue Triangle, Spanish Club, Sagamore Staff, Senior Honor Society, Library Staff. Optimist Club and Leaders Club ' MARLYS A. NELSON: Student Council. MARLYS KAREN NELSON: Blue Triangle, Spanish Club, Optimist Club. The Robbery ' PATRICIA RAE NEL- SON: A Cappella Choir. Elijah, The Messiah, St. Matthews Passion and The Vagabond King ' ROB- ERT E. NELSON: Sportsmens Club and Optimist Club. WAYNE N. IRVING NELSON: Manager of Movie Crew, Glee Club, l-Ii-Y, Science Club, Camera Club ' LORNA P. NERI-IEIM: Girls' Choir and Clerical Helper ' CHARLES EDWARD NEUHARDT: Marching Band, Glee Club. Illllj QNX Ex . AI ' -V s ,. June Class VIRGINIA MAY NEWCOMB: Commercial Club ' DAN- NY E. NEWTON ' BEVERLY MAE NICKELSON: A Cappella Choir, Silver Triangle. Christian Fellowship. M. KATHRYN NIELSEN: Orchestra, Silver Triangle, Ger- man Club, Seton Hy and Optimist Club ' MARLYS JOAN NILSEN: Marching Band, Silver Triangle and Senior Honor Society ' HERBERT P. NORBY: President of Glee Club, R Club and Gym Team. ROBERT L. NORDSTROM: R Club, Golf and Hockey ' SALLY ELIZABETH NORELL: Vice President of Seton Hy, Glee Club, Board ot Governors, German Club, Senior Honor Society, Optimist Club, Leaders Club, Homecoming Attendant and I'm a Fool ' JOHN A. NORLING: HifY, Swedish Club and Optimist Club. GLADYS NOSS: Norse Club and Girls' Choir ' OLIVER L. NYE: Board of Governors and Latin Club ' EVONNE LOUISE OBERPRILLER: Latin Club, Science Club, Saga- more Stalil, Senior Honor Society, Seton Hy and Leaders Club. HELEN MARIE OCEL ' TED A. ODEGAARD ' NO- BUKO OI-INO: Glee Club, Girls' Choir, Christian Fellow- ship, Senior Honor Society, The Messiah, EIiiah and St. Matthews Passion. DON DUANE OLSEN: Executive Board, Hi-Y, Standard Staff, R Club, Basketball and Golf ' MARILYN JOAN OLSEN: Concert Band. Orchestra, Silver Triangle and Christian Fellowship ' MARY ANN OLSEN: Presi- dent and Secretary ot Norse Club, Orchestra. Blue Tri- angle, Silver Triangle and Norse Club. H1121 Graduates BEVERLY JEAN OLSON: Blue Triangle, Seton Hy, Op- timist Club and Leaders Club ' RUSSELL LEWIS OL- SON: Leaders Club ' CLIFFORD OLUND: Glee Club and Swedish Club. DELTON T. OPSOHL: Glee Club and A Cappella Clroir ' VERA A. OSLUND: Orchestra. Blue Triangle and Lead- ers Club ' EDNA J. OSTLUND: Marching Band, Blue Triangle, Silver Triangle, Christian Fellowship, Ouo Vadis and Optimist Club. EDWARD WM. OSTRANDER ' WENDELL OTTUM: Student Council, R Club, Gym Team and Tennis ' PATTI A. OWENS: Silver Triangle, Latin Club. Norse Club, Senior Honor Society, Vice President Seton Hy and Lead- ers Club. DON J. PAGE: Board ot Governors, Quo Vadis, Student Council, Football and Golf ' DICK L. PAINTER: Base- ball, Concert Band ' BONNIE MARY PALM ' Board ot Governors, Norse Club, Camera Club. Sagamore Staff and Sure as You're Born. DAVID LEE PALM: Hi-Y and Board of Governors ' AL L. PALMER ' KEITH STANLEY PALMOUIST: Vice President and President of Hi-Y, Sergeant-at-Arms of Senior Honor Society, Orchestra, Executive Board, Science Club, Quo Vadis, R Club, Leaders Club, Cross Country, Gym Team, Traclr and Wrestling. JOHN T. PARKER ' JOHN D. PASTRE: Vice President ot Board of Governors, Student Council, R Club and Gym Team ' KENNETH E. PAVEK: Concert Band, Marching Band and Hi-Y. H1151 June Class MARILYN MARIE PEDERSEN: Seton Hy ' PHYLLIS A. PEDERSON: Blue Triangle, Board of Governors, Norse Club, Seton I-ly and Optimist Club ' MARION E. PEROUTKY: Commercial Club and Optimist Club. WILLIAM JOSEPH PERREAULT: President and Treasurer of Science Club, Concert Band, Marching Band, Senior Honor Society. R Club and Cross Country ' BORGNY ANN PETERSON: Sccretarylot Orchestra and The Little That Is Good ' JOAN I. PETERSON. JOHN H. PETERSON: Concert Band, Marching Band and Orchestra ' JOYCE PETERSON ' LORRAINE E. PETERSON: Christian Fellowship. SHIRLEY M. PETERSON: Girls' Choir, Blue Triangle and Choral Club ' LILLIAN MAY PETRO: Secretary of Girls' Choir, Christian Fellowship and Optimist Club ' JOANNE M. PETTIT: Marching Band, Latin Club and Seven Last Words. DOUGLAS JOHN PFROMER ' FREDRIC WILLIAM PINGEIL ' BEVERLY JOYCE PLOTNIK: Glee Club, Ger- man Club, Standard Staff, Optimist Club. Leaders Club, The Messiah, Elijah and St. Matthews Passion. JERE M. POSTON: Hi-Y, Board of Governors, Spanish Club, R Club and Wrestling ' DOROTHY G. PRAT- TECKE: Camera Club and Seton Hy ' JIM L. PRAUS: Movie Crew, Student Council and Loclc Manager. 131143 Graduates RALPH WARREN PRICE: R Club, Baseball and Tennis ' RAYMOND G. PRICHARD: Concert Band, Marching Band, Orchestra, Hi-Y, Dance Band ' MARILYN JEAN OUIST: Secretary and Treasurer of Seton Hy, Blue Tri- angle, Silver Triangle, Sagamore Staff, Ouo Vaclis and Li- brary Staff. MILDRED ELAINE RASMUSSEN: Glee Club, Blue Tri- angle, Silver Triangle, Spanish Club and Seton Hy ' GERRY LOUISE REINHARDT: Blue Triangle, Silver Tri- angle. Latin Club, Optimist Club and Leaders Club ' LOVELL E. RICHIE: Hi-Y. CHARLES LEWIS RITMIRE: Concert Band, Marching Band, Orchestra and Norse Club ' DONALD E. ROG- NESS: Concert Band, Marching Band and Standard Stati ' ALICE MAE ROMERO: Orchestra. RUSSELL F. RONDEAU: Gym Team ' ARLEIGH MER- TON RONNING: President ot All-School Hi-Y, Chapter Secretary of Hi-Y and Swimming ' MARY J. SAAM: Silver Triangle, Board of Governors, Vice President Latin Club and Leaders Club. DELORES SAGER: Norse Club, Senior Honor Society, Clerical Helper, Optimist Club and Leaders Club ' DORIS M. SAGER: Concert Band, Marching Band, Silver Triangle, Norse Club and Optimist Club ' JEROME ANDERSON SAGER: Glee Club and Norse Club. MARNA J. SAMPSON: Treasurer of Latin Club, Secre- tary of Science Club, Concert Band, Marching Band, Ora chestra, Blue Triangle, Silver Triangle, Executive Board ' JEROME O. SATHER ' FRANK ROBERT SATTER- VALL: Treasurer of Spanish Club, Glee Club. Hi-Y, Chriss tian Fellowship, Spanish Club, Optimist Club, Leaders Club and l'm a Fool. 111153 1111. vw Ar X Wszaw. C. sf args. . sagem ss K Q' ef link? six X C C ,Ei X K i sa s sa Ei? 6 M it is x Q we sz is 'QW X .sv X . . x Aki xx X June Clcrss JOYCE E. SAVAGE ' BETTY ANN SCHALLER: Blue Triangle, Silver Triangle, Seton Hy and Optimist Club ' CARL F. SCHETTER: Sergeant-at-Arms of German Club, Glee Club, Hi-Y and Board of Governors. HOWARD F. SCHMIDT: Concert Band. Marching Band, Movie Crew, R Club and Cross Country ' MARY ANN SCHMIDT: Clerical Helper, Library Stati and Optimist Club ' MARILYN KAY SCHOBERG: Valedictorian, Secretary ot Student Leaders Club, President of Seton Hy. Concert Band, Marching Band, Blue Triangle, Sagamore Statt, Senior Honor Society, Clerical Helper. HAROLD ALLEN SCHOFIELD ' BEVERLY ANNE SCHRACK: Glee Club, Choral Club, German Club, Seven Last Words, Elijah, The Messiah and St. Matthews Passion ' NANCY P. SCHREIBER: Assistant Secretary ot Board of Governors, Orchestra, Blue Triangle, Silver Tri- angle, Spanish Club, Seton Hy, Optimist Club and Lead- ers Club. JOHN S. SCHROEDL ' EMMY LOU SCHUSTER ' JEAN AGNER SCHWANENBERG: Orchestra, Blue Tri- angle, Christian Fellowship. German Club and Leaders Club. LYALL ARTHUR SCHWARZKOPF: President, Vice Presi- dent and Treasurer of German Club, Sergeant-at-Arms of Student Council, President ot All-City Student Council, Treasurer of All-School Hi-Y, President, Vice President and Secretary of Hi-Y Chapter, Treasurer of Leaders Club, Stu- dent Council Oftice Manager, Concert Band, Marching Band, Swing Band, Executive Board. l'm a Fool and The Little That ls Good ' DONNA KATHERINE SEEKON: Glee Club, A Cappella Choir, Silver Triangle. Seton Hy, Elijah, The Messiah, Seven Last Words and St. Matthews Passion ' ARNOLD LOWELL SE- HORS: Glee Club. PHILIP C. SETTERGREN: Secretary ot Future Farmers of America. Glee Club, Hi-Y, The Seven Last Words, Eli- jah, The Messiah and St, Matthews Passion ' MARGARET MARIE SETTERLUND: Christian Fellowship, Spanish Club, Senior Honor Society, Seton Hy and Lead- ers Club ' EARL D. SHARP: Glee Club, and A Cap- pella Choir. 5 rmj Graduates JOHN W. SHAY: Glee Club, A Cappella Choir, I-li-Y, Christian Fellowship, Choral Club, Science Club, Sports- mens Club, The Robbery, Sure As You're Born, St. Matthews Passion, Seven Last Words, The Messiah and Elijah ' FRED EUGENE-SHEMANEK: Christian Fellowship, and Sound Crew ' PAT SINCLAIR: Base- ball. MICHAEL EUGENE SIRANY: Vice President of Glee Club, R Club, Baseball, Football, Elijah, The Messiah and St. Matthews Passion ' BEVERLY L. SKOGLUND: Vice President of Latin Club, Glee Club, A Cappella Choir, Blue Triangle, Silver Triangle, Standard Staff, Op- timist Club, Leaders Club, The Robbery, Elijah, The Messiah and St. Matthews Passion ' JANET SLET- TEN: Concert Band, Marching Band, Orchestra, Silver Tri- angle, Norse Club, Swedish Club, Seton Hy. Optimist Club and Sure As You're Barn. ELAINE ANN SMITH: Concert Band. Marching Band, Blue Triangle, Silver Triangle. Christian Fellowship, Cleri- cal Helper ' MARILYN LOUISE SMITH: Orchestra, A Cappella Choir, Blue Triangle, Latin Club, Science Club, Elijah, St. Matthews Passion and The Messiah ' MARVIN R. SMITH: Concert Band, Marching Band and Swedish Club. CAROL ARLENE SNEEN: Glee Club, A Cappella Choir, Girls' Choir, Christian Fellowship, Norse Club and Seton Hy ' JEROME W. SODERBERG: Concert Band, March- ing Band, Orchestra, Swing Band ' MARIE J. SOI-IOLT: Silver Triangle and Norse Club. PATRICIA ANN SOLIE: Glee Club, A Cappella Choir, Choral Club ' JOHN G. SOLLIE ' CURTIS WIN- STON SOLLY: Camera Club, Senior Honor Society and Traclr. JOYCE E. SORENSEN: Glee Club, A Cappella Choir, Sil- ver Triangle, Seton Hy. St. Matthews Passion, The Messiah, Seven Last Words and Elijah ' JOYCE SUSANE SORENSON: Chairman of Health Committee. Glee Club, A Cappella Choir, Silver Triangle, Christian Fellowship, Board of Governors, Clerical Helper, Optimist Club, The Robbery, The Little That ls Good, Pen In Hand. Seven Last Words, Elijah, The Messiah and St. Matthews Passion ' FRANCIS HERBERT SORUM. H1171 is at ' K 'W X N S ixsxilw vi X sr is 'Q 3, Ms if .as ,, - s-ss , KP I June Class DON R. SPAINHOWER: Sportsmens Club, Optimist Club ' MARILYN SPENCER: Glee Club, A Cappella Choir. Silver Triangle, Spanish Club, Senior Honor Society and Leaders Club ' ROGER JAMES STARRETT: Board ot Governors, Student Council, R Club and Football. CATHRINE ELLEN STAVROS: Girls' Choir, Christian Fel- lowship and Optimist Club ' DONNA B. STEENSON: Glee Club, A Cappella Choir, Christian Fellowship, and Latin Club ' DOUGLAS KEITH STEENSON: President and Sergeant-at-Arms ot Hi-Y, Board ot Governors, Senior Honor Society, Clerical Helper, Library Staff, Leaders Club and Baseball. JAMES N. STEINHAGEN: Spanish Club, Standard Statt. Student Council, R Club and Traclr ' VERNON S. STENOIEN ' BRIAN C. STINSON: Treasurer ot Hi-Y Chapter. ANN R. STORHOLM: Glee Club, Blue Triangle, Silver Triangle, Cheerleader, Spanish Club, Optimist Club, The Robbery and Seven Last Words ' MARY ELA- NORE STRAND: Secretary and Vice President ot Latin Club, Vice President ot Orchestra, Blue Triangle, Silver Triangle and Student Council ' RICHARD WAYNE STRAND. MARY ANNE STORM: Glee Club, A Cappella Choir, Blue Triangle, Silver Triangle, Norse Club, Seton Hy, Seven Last Words, Elijah, The Messiah and St. Matthews Passion ' J. RICHARD STROMBERG: R Club Exec- utive Board, Baseball and Hockey ' HAROLD K. SWANSON: Swedish Club. JOHN R. SWANSON: Sergeant-at-Arms ot Science Club. Concert Band, Marching Band, Orchestra, Sportsmcns Club, Swedish Club ' LOREN A. SWANSON: Treas- urer ot Christian Fellowship and Swedish Club ' PHIL- LIP L, SWANSON: Concert Band, Marching Band, and President ot Hi-Y. 51183 Graduates RALPH B. SWANSON: Secretary of All-School Hi-Y, Presi- dent of Adelphi Hi-Y, Vice President ot German Club. Senior Honor Society and I'm a Fool ' SHIRLEY LENORE SWARD: Christian Fellowship, Seton Hy ancl Seven Last Words ' RICHARD E. SWENSON: R Club and Hockey. NANCY MARILYN SWORD: President and Secretary ot Swedish Club, Glee Club, Blue Triangle, Silver Triangle, Seton Hy, Elijah, The Messiah. St. Matthews Pas- sion and Seven Last Words ' ALICE PATRICIA TACHENY: Seton Hy ' NORMA J. TAYLOR: Silver Triangle, Christian Fellowship, Senior Honor Society, Op- timist Club and Leaders Club. MARY PAT THEILMANN: Secretary ot Latin Club, Vice President ot Optimist Club, Vice President ot Blue Tri, Concert Band, Orchestra, Blue Triangle, Latin Club, Swed- ish Club, Science Club, Senior Honor Society, Optimist Club, Leaders Club and l'm a Fool ' DOUGLAS O. THEYSON: A Cappella Choir, Senior Honor Society, Lead- ers Club, Seven Last Words, Elijah, St. Matthews Passion and The Messiah ' DARYLE R. THIELEN: German Club. DONALD L. THOMPSON: Board ot Governors and Sportsmans Club ' GRACE E. THOMPSON: Secretary- treasurer ot Choir, Latin Club, Optimist Club, The Vaga- bond King, St. Matthews Passion, The Messiah, Eli- jah and Seven Last Wordsi' ' RUTH M. THOMSEN: Silver Triangle, Norse Club and Seton Hy. MARJORIE JEAN THONE: Silver Triangle, Christian Fel- lowship, Spanish Club, Science Club, Commercial Club, Library Statl and Leaders Club ' A. WILLIAM THOR- SON: Sportsmans Club ' MARY VIRGINIA THORVIGI A Cappella Choir, Blue Triangle, Silver Triangle, Norse Club, Camera Club, Ouo Vadis and Leaders Club. WENDELL A. THORWICK: Concert Band, Marching Band and Wrestling ' LOIS M. TOLLEFSRUD: President ot Norse Club, Concert Band, Marching Band, Christian Fel- lowship, N.F.L., Leaders Club ' EARL DUANE TORNES: Concert Band, Marching Band and Norse Club. 1:1191 its .sg Q- ' Q A-L . sw 's 1 ms, .r J June Class JAMES G. TORNEY: Sergeant-at-Arms of Latin Club and Concert Band ' SHIRLEY A. TURNBULL: Silver Triangle and Leaders Club ' JACK H. TYSK: Secretary of Hi-Y Chapter. GORlA JEAN UPGREN: Glee Club, Christian Fellowship, Leaders Club, Seven Last Words, Elijah and St. Mat- thews Passion ' GENE JEROME UTECHT: Board of Governors and Sportsmans Club ' GLADYS VAN HOEKE. JIM VEEDER ' EUGENE RICHARD VIKINISON: His- torical Society, Senior Honor Society, Library Staff and Cashier in Lunch Room ' PAUL S. VOLSTAD: Treasurer of Latin Club. Hi-Y and Quo Vadis. JOHN MARTIN VRUDNY: R Club and Gym Team ' JAMES M. WALTON: Board of Governors, R Club and Gym Team ' ANNEMARIE WARDWELL: Glee Club, Blue Triangle, Silver Triangle, Choral Club, Norse Club. Seven Last Words, Elijah and St. Matthews Pas- sion. BARBARA JOAN WARESH: Seton Hy ' LOIS ELAINE WASHBURN: Concert Band, Marching Band, Silver Tri- angle, Christian Fellowship and Leaders Club ' BERNA- DINE A. WAYLANDER: Silver Triangle and Christian Fel- lowship. ROBERT L. WEBER: German Club, Senior Honor Society. Leaders Club and The Robbery ' JOANN M. WEED: Girls' Choir, Blue Triangle and Choral Club ' ROGER J. WEEKS: Hi-Y, Gym Team. 51203 Graduates CHARLES W. WEISER ' DENNIS LEE WEISNER: Sergeant-at-Arms of Norse Club and Executive Board ' PAUL R. WENELL. CURTIS HARRY WENTZ: Marching Band ' MARSHA JANE WERHAN: Glee Club, A Cappella Choir, Blue Tri- angle. Silver Triangle, Spanish Club, Standard Staff. Senior Honor Society, Leaders Club, Elijah, The Messiah and St. Matthews Passion ' KARL ROBERT WER- NER: Concert Band, Marching Band, Executive Board. Movie Crew and Hockey. CAROL J. WEST: Secretary of Science Club, Orchestra. Christian Fellowship, Spanish Club. Science Club, Senior Honor Society and Optimist Club ' PHYLLIS IRENE WESTBERG: Christian Fellowship ' GERALD ALLEN WHITBECK: Concert Band, Dance Band and Hi-Y. DOLORES MAE WHITFIELD ' BARBARA JEAN G. WICK: Concert Band, Marching Band, Orchestra, Blue Tri- angle, Silver Triangle, Latin Club and Science Club ' ROGER LEO WICKLANDER. ESTELLE LOU WICKOREN: Glee Club, Silver'Triangle, Seven Last 'Wordsf' The Messiah and Elijah ' LAWRENCE DUANE WICKSTROM ' RONALD A. WIDELL. BARBARA J. WIDENHOEFER: Salutatcrian, Vice Presi- dent and Treasurer of Silver Triangle, Treasurer of Blue Triangle, German Club Secretary, Editor Sagamore Staff, Senior Honor Society, Clerical Helper, Switchboard Oper- ator, Library Staff and Leaders Club ' ROBERT E. WIE- LAND ' STANLEY E. WILLIAMS: Leaders Club. H1211 June Class Grad uales NORMA J. WOLANDER: Concert Band, Marching Band, Blue Triangle, Silver Triangle, Christian Fellowship and Swedish Club ' ALAN E. WOLD: Hi-Y and Student Council ' MARLENE A. WOLD: Secretary of Christian Fellowship, Glee Club, A Cappella Choir and Norse Club. ROBERT E. WOLFF: Science Club and Movie Crew ' WlLLlAM B. WOLNER: Glee Club, A Cappella Choir, Hoc- key, The Seven Last Words, The Messiah and Elijah ' RICHARD L. WOOD: Hi-Y. ROSEMARY R. WORKMAN: Glee Club, Girls' Choir, Sil- ver Triangle, Eliiah, The Messiah and St. Matthews Passion ' JEANNE ELLEN WRIGHT: Blue Triangle, Silver Triangle, Spanish Club. Standard Statt, Senior Honor Society, Clerical Helper, Library Stalt and Leaders Club ' CONNIE DARLENE WULKAN: Assistant Editor and Editor of Standard, President of Spanish Club, Secretary of Student Council, Clerical Helper, Vice President of Executive Board, Blue Triangle, Silver Triangle, German Club, Science Club, N.F.L. Senior Honor Society and Lead- ers Club. BEVERLY J. WYATT ' JEAN HALLIDAY WYDEEN: Silver Triangle and Christian Fellowship ' DIANE J. YOUNGQUIST: Silver Triangle, Christian Fellowship and Spanish Club. JOANNE L. ZIEPER: Secretary of Spanish Club, Vice President of Rooters Club, Blue Triangle, Silver Triangle, Seton Hy ' BRUCE N.ZUEL:Orchestra ' SIR THEO- DORE: Sagamore Staff, Historical Society, Senior Honor Society. Football, Basketball, Track and Baseball. 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