Roosevelt High School - Sagamore Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1950 volume:

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Q 1 1 A pgwwg 1 O ' 1 1 , Q K I K- new-My ? ff-fs ff 116 i s bv 'X M W ssN a o a soos Counselors, Nurse, and Vrsrhng Teacher Assrst Puprls MR PALMQUIST MISS McCRADlE MRS LEVERSEE and MISS ANDERSON are most rm counselor nurse and vrsrtrng teacher respectrvely Mr Ralmqurst and Mass Mcfradre try to advrse stu dents rn therr chorce ot programs They are always Prrncrpal and Assistants Supervrse the School MR VON LEVERN rs chretly concerned wrth managrng the school but he rs always wrllrng to see the str dents or therr parents who wrsh to talk oxer problems or o aslc tor specaal consrderatron Although Mr von Levern supervrses school at tarrs he rs assrs ed by MR STRANDJORD and MISS NELSON assrstant prrncrpals Therr major esponsrprlrty rs to malce out the school program and to malce all school attarrs run smoothly It puplls are absent or tardy too much Mr Strand lord or Mrss Nelson talks over the matter wrth the e stuoents Lrlcewrse puprls who cause dns turbances rn cass or rn the burldrng are reterred to these two lcrnoly advrsers who help strarghten them out ng to Irs en to the studen s proolems an wr help rn any way they can Mrs Leversee talces care ot the s udents rt they become ll n school and rt necessary she wall excu e them so that they may go home She also teaches a class rn turst ard tor a maxed rmplres a xrsrtrng teacher It a student has a ome problem Mr s Anderson wr rts the home and trres to help s rarghten out he orhrculty Ing M ss A d o s c c an andrng M h IFII I 0 l D - fm 4: hx 1 - . . I + , . , 9 lu , . . t 4 ,mg I I , . . Q . . K .I . . . l r I - , . . 4 , Q , y . , , r. , . . r. m. von Lcvcrn, Mr clson and Mr. Str ndr rd unrcy I- s- uv mocnl nt lrorn the ' many rc I n rbr' tfcs. ' wllli 't t rt 'I d All t ' ' i i Z ' f s t Oorfanf to the Sfudentg as bgyg COUHSQIOVN Srrlg group ot senlors. Miss Anderson is just what her tltle I . , , 5 , - Y .S i .S. . . . . y , L ,. F. , . . t . Silt' : h crscn an I Mrs M Crad c aw: drs ussng new pi 3. Sf 4 1 '. Pa'mou st and Mrs. Lcvwscc watch t Q b ro Q. , A Q -,J A rl e,,f UVTT S G 5 SS 5 SC GVT1 C OO YISCA' Fl 6 SCUSS GUS 5 GFI to mal co o d nat ng councl rn ct ng FacuHy C20 ordrnahng Clouncd The Faculty Co ordlnatrng Councrl headed by RAE WILBUR rs an Integral part ot the etlectrve tunctronrng o all taculty e ents ln Its worlc the council has trred to organize school events so that there are no contlrcts and so that all events are com pleted as planned At their meetrngs members also present problems or grrevances whrch they teel are pertrnent It the grrevances are justatrable they are presented to Prrncrpal Wrllram P von Levern who attempts to trnd a satrstactory solutron PTSA The PT S A rs an organization composed ot par ents students and teachers The PTSA has spon sored many drtterent actrvrtres durnng thus year l the sprang a talent show was grven wrth students partrcrpatrng Prevrews ot the show were shown to the students during an auditorium period Quite a tew open houses have been held also so that the parents might discuss their child s progress with hrs teachers The PTSA creates a better teelrng be tween the parent students and teachers Ing Ms E a plan PT d g c a s a N a M Eggan otler ther suggesto Mr, Swadncr, Mrss Wilbur, Mr. We , Mr. Str lc , Mr F r th, Mr.J bc lc, Mass R lc' w, a d Mr. Luk dr pl t ln- r - r l r l C i , . . F , V Q . I , . . . , . - n . . Q ' . r V S, , . Sitt' : r. .Jensen nd Mr. Burmcrstcr , ,S.A. mcetng. Stan in : Mrs. R. Bfrg n, Mr. M.S mpson, rr. Wm. von Lcvcrn nd r, r i ns. ITIJ Common LearnIngs In the Classroom Common Learmngs IS tarrly new ID all schools but It seems to be dorng very well tor ItS6lT Common l.earnIngs IS a program whrch uses two perIods a day and whIch combInes EnglIsh and a unIt called com mon learnlngs Dunng these two hours puprls study therr personal and socIal problems The course s planned cooperatrvely by teachers and students Students arrange commrttees to Investlgate a prob QW 1W0Rlnlqg lem and to dIscuss It betore the class and wrth the class They also conduct IntervIews wIth persons con nected wIth the problems They make surveys or ganrze communIty projects and plan held trrps Through all these devlces students develop slcrlls ID readIng spellmg reasomng and commumcatmg therr Ideas ettectwely They lrlrewrse learn the slcIll ot lIvIng and worlcung together whrch helps to make better cItIzens ot them ffl s opl 05 Pc m Mss Mc a ay Skau ud St alfa and ss r' h a llllzl E I - U I , . , , 0 I . . 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Mt H nes, Mr, r ,Mr. Cc-urtncy, Mrs. r , MI Lv 2 relax between thQIrCCrr1- f-1anLe.rnln9,s cassfs. ssMGatl'sc o ggi' Go an s lourtn hot class the rn ddle ot a lengthy d scuss o Class Room Work and Frelcl Traps A true Common Learnrngs class rs drrected en trrely by the students although they are required to learn the fundamentals so necessary In any subject In class the students are drvrded Into commrttees whrch choose the partrcular problem they would lrlce to worlc on The students then gather all therr neces sary rntormatlon Doing thus they learn how to worlc rn the lrbrary ln class they present therr problem to the rest ot the students rn panel drscussrons or by rndrvldual reports The students are also given an opportunity to vrsrt the drtterent tactorres plants and rndustrral centers around the crty The students may choose the places they wrsh to see The students have expressed the teelnng that they luke these treld trrps qurte well and consrder them very helptul In garnlng an all around educatron Mr c r lass lvnvvs tor one lthvrr frequent held trips. , 1 ff ? , we U L .. x if . N we A A ' 1.1 ---T' T T ,kk f 1 , ,gm W- 5 X ! -. ,s . Z' gn g .SW , rw X . I g g v .xg u .Af n Mr. W l l :r rn l l l n. O C I I I If llll L ANDERSON CHEVROLET CO. 55:1 ' ' 45 iVl'. Vogtslzr 'g.r :r nznq ut 1'-' o 55. g 1 st h s 'st 'su' stuart W, arc qua Driver's Training The students drivers training program was introduced at Roosevelt a tew years ago. Roosevelt and West are the only schools in Minneapolis ottering this course. Betore be- ginning to drive the pupils tal4e a written ex- amination and a vision test given by the State Highway Patrol, They then receive a driverls permit allowing them to drive only when ac- companied by a licensed driver. Mr, Vogtse berger begins the lessons in the parlcing lot. l-le teaches the pupils how to shilt and how to con- trol the car at various speeds. Drama Gives Expression Drama may be taken in the eleventh grade or in the tweltth grade. Some ot the things taken up are readings ot various types ot stage plays and a discussion ot cur- rent plays. Some schools otter a course in radio drama where the students learn the use ot a microphone, announcing, script writing, and the art ot developing and using sound ettects. ln drama the students study Oantomime, characterization, and stage techniques. News and English Casses in news are popuiar at Rooseveit. Students who can write well choose it ard creative writing to practice their slcills. Mr. Niel- sen selects his statt members tor the Standard trom his news classes. News may be used as a substitute tor regular English in the eleventh grade. ln grade twelve students study world understanding. Reading, listening, spealcing, and writing slcills are emphasized in all grades. Mis: Crogan Mr, N-i-sv ard Mrs. Kauoa Q so school ncwsoaow. E131 u i- Bookkeeping and Commercial Law There are many ditterent subjects ottered in the business training classes. Bookkeeping is ottered to give the student an understanding ot the torms, purposes, and terms which are used in business. Also a study ot methods and torms used to keep a record ot money transac- tions in an ottice and practice in keeping such accounts. Commercial law is otlered to give a knowledge ot the basic principles ot law which every person should know. Subjects studied ine clude contracts, torts, negotiable instruments, leases, insurance, and many others. Mr. Wagni:r, Mrs. R i-3, and M2 Baafos-:tr d-:cod rg a snorthard lettfr. English English is required ot students in all grades ot high school. ln their tirst year the literature studied concerns problems ot personal and social adiustment, ln the second year the emphasis is placed upon the skills ot reading and listening. lt stu- dents show an ability to write they are given an opportunity to do creative work in special writing classes. Subjects dealt with may relate to the radio, the news- paper, the motion picture. and televif sion. M 5- Ffys-'th Miss D: ', Miss Lfgh, and Mfg, Uh-'T tal r- .noni th. Eng sc :rw r-au -5. Secretarial Practice and Office Training Typing is elective in the tenth grade and be- yond. A student must have typing it she is planning to take shorthand. ln shorthand one learns to write letters or other dictated mate- rial quickly and accurately in shorthand sym- bols. In twelfth grade secretarial practice may be taken by pupils who had had shorthand and it will prepare them tor a secretarial positions. Gtlice training can also be taken in tweltth grade by those who have bookkeeping. This course will help to prepare them tor general ottice work. M ss Hiibf rmar Mrs. F. J-'Ps-'n and M ss Paw vi s i ut thu fil. s. Mr. Peterson, Miss Bjorlcland, and Mr. Jambeclc loolc over Rae Wil- lour's shoulder during the fifth peri- od Co-recreational class. Physical Education Physical Education is necessary to develop a strong body. The courses tor the boys are naturally more strenuous than tor the girls. Boys develop slcill and muscular control through vigorous activities which include calisthenics, apparatus worlc, and marching. ln the tall they try out tor the tootball squad. This sport gives them a very rough program. Through the winter there is baslcetball which leaves everybody holding his breath. in the spring comes the ever popular baseball. There are numerous other sports also which the boys enjoy. The girls too have a chance to play tootball, basketball, and baseball. They have an individual sports class which teaches tennis. golt, and badminton. There is also a modern dance class which teaches the girls poise and grace. There is, in addition, a co-recreational class. Tl'-L' 'itth period Ccerccrigationai :ass starts out the period wth a raw soua'c. Library The library is one ot the most important clepart- ments ID Roosevelt There rs hardly a subject that does not come to the lrbrary eventually The lrbrary also goes rrght unto the classrooms through the ex tensive reading program. There are about I7,000 books sent out to the English rooms and as many others to the socral studres rooms There are also many drsplays rn the lrbrary These are taken care ot by Mrs Wlllramson r amson a boot M s lda s an M ss O s oc ng Standnng Mr Snaop Mr H r' an a son W orlr w th the band and orch s r n crscn c h rand choral groups Snttnng s attrcn cad ct o Dartnn Art and Music There are many dutterent courses ottered IH at General Art rs a pre requisite ot any other course IU art For anyone desiring to go into commercial art a 1 course In tashron desrgn and rllustratron IS ottered Chorus IS required In the tenth grade Any music as an elective course tronn then on At Roosevelt there are the usual band and orchestra groups There IS also a choral club and an A Cappella chorr Whlc Mrs. Wrlli , chcclrs out ls Bic na d l wen l rlf CVQT 5 TTXQV-' book bvtr wg puttr M rt on thf shtlvts. rfng, Mr. Sv. m A hc W r - c - tra. M. A d drrc ts the : oi . ' ' : Mr. C , h tha art A 4 r' I ' I . . 51 Home and Family Class Discussions The course in Home and Family Living is ot' tered as an elective in the tweltth grade. Stu- dents discuss problems related to themselves and to other teenagers so that they may know how to act in later lite. Many ot these situations are shown to the pupils in movies. Later in class the pupils dis- cuss these movies and decide what was right. and what was wrong. and what might have been done or said to have smoothed over the situation, The course at Roosevelt is taught by Miss Comley. Standing: Brl' Salt: br ngs up a qucstor' tor discussion wtrlr. srtt ng, E can McKay, Leonard Erickson, Shirl-w if lun and Mar yn Bfrlr ccrrs ci-Jr its 'na r' or nts. D O i -sq Decoration Committees Originality has been the aim ot this years Dance Decoration Committee. Selected by the Student Council, this committee has served throughout the year. For the Football Dance they used maroon and gold decorations. Snow' men were the center ot attraction at the anf nual Winter Carnival Dance. The Spring Party produced a very original decoration scheme, which was lcept a secret until the time ot the dance. By their hard worlc the group has suc- ceeded in malring the dances very attractive attairs. lim Jorgcnson. Collccn Burt, Peggy Richardson. and Bar- bara Brown tin sh the decorations tor thc Winter Carri- Q . VG. Foreign Languages Latin, German, Norse, Swedish, and Spanish are the tive ditterent languages otfered at Roosevelt. Languages are ot- tered to improve a studentls use ot Eng- lish and to give him a knowledge ot clas- sical allusions tound in literature and modern lite. Other toreign languages are taught it there is a sutticient enrollment. The pupil is expected to complete tour semesters ot study to receive credit. Mrs. Gerard. Mr. Eggan, Mrs. Stcinhausar, Mr. Bcnson, and Mrs. Hall chuclrlc ovcr the translar trcr' ot a stcry. Home Economics Home Economics courses are open to both boys and girls. The course in toods emphasizes home management, the plan- ning ot meals, and the proportion ot toods. The course in sewing teaches a girl to design and to malce her own clothes. Home and Family Living is an- other course taught in this department. Right-Miss Comley, Mrs. Gossell, Miss Milsten, and Miss Kramer loolc over the new bowls tor the Home Economics de- partment. Home and Family Living Parties The Home and Family Living classes plan and put on ditterent social tunctions to iearn how to conduct themselves, This picture shows a class giving a tea. The students be- come conscious ot table manners, personal conduct, and the treatment ot guests. Later the class discusses the party and makes note ot what they did right and what they did wrong. This course gives to the students ot Roosevelt the poise and grace that helps them to become cultured citizens ot the world. .-if 4Q1:-J -gi ,.1,-lx.. J - At door: Mar, Lv- Lvs w 'view yn Ana'-'son .aw 9-iagign, and D ' s Stash ,. By the table: L: f'rn'a Las' Q cw: yo Aran-5 Aasvw :hr 1- ji. A Problems of Da+ing The most important questions that come to the mind ot a teen age boy or girl are, ' How shall I act on that important date? What shail I say to him or to her? Every boy or girl aslcs these questions one time or another. They are just a tew ot the many topics discussed in Home and Family Living. Petting and neclcing are also discussed, and the students say just what they thinlc about such matters. Going steady also provolqes a very thorough discusf SlOVT. icuii' Ping- B.a'o.i'a Craczo it few' Star'-s yd Jenn W rffs - n- y a' -V fit P ::. Iiliil M O son lr nn A son ur a M Jchnson an w ust a Industrial Arts nere are some classes IU lndustrlal Arts ottered urls as wel as to boy There rs a rnechanr drawrng class IU whrch students learn elementary prrncuples ot mechanical drawrng There are ad yanced courses also In machrne drawrng whrch deals mostly wrth machrne oesrgn There are machrne woodworlcrng classes whrch use power macnrnes woodworlcrng machrnes and the ww V151 ...q om Mr Brck am o hstou wour stud nts lathe To oevelop turther slcrll rn the use ot wood workrng hand tools and ot power machines rn malc rno turnrture and cabinets pupils may talce cabrnet malcrnb Prrntrng rs also otrered to teach students to set type to talce and read proot to loclc up torms to run presses and to do sample brndery worlc Basrc experrerce tor prrnters and editors rs obtained Auto mechanrcs rs lrlcewrse ottered to those who wash to talce up servrce statron operation rx I A- . ..,r-fs, Top: f. l , lv .l.r.lrt', M2 D-u rs, Mr. ndvr V, Mr. C v Bolt : , r ch- flrs rasurvmr-nt tor onr- t i ' rth ' n, '. d Mr. t'l -nbvclf nspcct a rw sat-, to' r Q ., the rnd rr ldcoartrffnt. , , . . T. - - . ., . . . . J Y to g N l s. Acal t '. Mathematics There are qurte a tew mathematrcs courses otfered at Roosevelt Frrst there rs geometry whrch deans wrth plane trgures such as crrcles squares and trr angles There rs advanced algebra whrch rs an elec trve In the tweltth grade or rn the eleventh lt IS advanced study ot elementary a gebra Solrd geome try rs about the same as plane geometry except that rt talce rn three drmensronal solrd trgures Trrgonome try us an advanced tornn ot mathematics and deals wrth angles and srdes ot triangles Scrence There are tour drtferent scrence courses otfered at Roosevelt biology physiology physrcs and chemrs try Brology concerns lrvrng plants anrmals and man Physrology talces up the anatomy ot the body and problems ot health Physics Includes the study ot srmple torms ot machines and the nature ot heat lrght ound and electrrcrty Chemistry rs the study ot the composrtron and the propertres ot common natural substances gas laws and equations Much ot thus rs learned through laboratory study s M ss S 5 M ss Ca lso ac M R cmenschn d ra L r Weum a M n ve rs en to the toncs soun ma e r Buc man ats Mr Har n rntl'1C corner IU . . . ' . an . I . . . I l . ' l I Mrs. Nagel pr nts out an acute angle to Mr. E. Jensen, I Bcrlchermer, Mrs Rcdlund, nd T r n. l B K: r. r ci er, Mr. B' lv, M. , nd r. Y g l t ot ' d d by M, lc . Th . lo ' '. Social Studies Creates Understanding Social studies is offered all through high school, but it is required only in the eleventh and the twelfth grades World l-lrstoryi elective and is usually taken in the tenth grade lt is a study of civilization American History is required in the eleventh grade. The students talce up the life story of the United States to create a better understanding ot the current political economic social and industrial problems of our country C S USCP GFS S ne uclr G l ra S ss t-l h Q cass g Modern Problem is required of all twelfth grade students ll they have talcen World l-listory students are not required to take Modern Problems ll Units covered include hou ing the United Nations inter racial problems occupations etc World Problems l is an elective in the twelfth grade and may be a substitute tor Modern Problem ll Pupils study current domestic and world affairs Magazines newspapers pamphlets and the radio supply the reference material . S r r r - . . . .,. . Mr. C le, Mr , Fe'g i Mr. wad rch le at one of Mr, Gow ns frequent iolrcs ' the ib ry. Mr, Lammcrs pc nts out a bit cf world news tc Mr, Jolly, Mi cat, ar' Mr. Lobd-:ll bcfow l cs bc' n. ' ' s lifllj ng schcc occtcr gvts a studmt rs vacf 'stir' shit to prtvygrt vnallpp-. Shots for Prevenhon Every year the school doctor comes to Roosevelt to grve vaccunatron shots tor small pox to those who wash thus service Slrps are sent home tor the parents 0 sign It they want their child to have shots Be :des vaccunatnon shots T B X rays are gaven to all twelfth Qrade students and to taculty members who want them Thus year the X rays were talcen Aprnl 26 Lunches 'for Health The lunchroom IS one ot the rnost Important rooms an the school Every pupil rn chool IS there at least once dunng the day It not twice There are three lunch periods beglnnrng at eleven thmrty and ending at one o cloclc For student buyung therr lunch there I a special plate lunch for twenty trve cents Those who bring their lunches may buy mnllc and a dessert r a ur- plate . . . , . ' . , S . L . r - L . . . . . . . . - , . S. . . I A l - . l S . . . y . C ' . I . O . , . . H . The students ct second luncn buy- mg tlc specr ll ch . f. X x X N? A x x Y. W . 1, T 4 '12 , X ,X 1 . 1' X X.. ,-2 S I lifll Amerlconlsm Is o Question of Splrlt Convictions ond Purpose, Not of Creed or Blrthploce 1' ,f 5 0 P f e 0 4 771 0 9 15 5 X 78. P?-s., LQ I I ff' f 9- 'Wv W 'LQ F N.,,,, I If KL LAW?-Roz, L U Y rf Y X f I O O U U I I I I ' ff T R X A ,.V 5 7 ,B ,fig I 3 Q 9 fm f! Xe' T . 'ik' ' : 4 r .- :Q V :Fifi Il E Wil I t . riff V' ' s 3 5 1,3 n f ,ff . , 1 f 9 Q 'i . ,X s il A ' A V. f xv- - ' f Q, 1 'A .aff , H -' . J of 'Y r ' - l-sf11s,51 ,,- fs , .. ,. s. 'W .AS1s'9 ff . A V J., Li , a E A r fr, 3 .12 tl ., nib ,. P ' xr f' if fr 2 nfs seo' L ze at 0 f Q X gX,,, 0 A 00 ' 1' - f 1 ,f S if .WLQ oo 02956 f W L. ES- P? if s'1 'H'Ms,s,.Q'-sf 9 iff? '- af.: 1,-.ri -:Q r . b N 'NS--n,.,f ' 4 ,L D. H f ,X .,5gs4'egf', in K H.. we t .4 t ., E 451,15 My Q--S , 1 ' 'fn . .. V-1 9' ' 5 ' kg 5 Q Vx M In X 'k-xo wwf ff, f?:,f,f?7 I 1 vm - W s Jr! K- N. sz In X ,KX A ff t 'v', x 'N A snug? I' A NM, - Q hx. t J Z : - r v, 'X r I 1 if. H 5. 9 u gi 1 if , X ,I I J ,i Zu. I, X ffl gi I .I L. V' an .mx If t r 'T 1-r+ I 22 f ,ff , :Mis -.,, ' Q A 'W . 3 ,. fr AQ- Z: H '3'f?i1 so e FX sf, t A 'mf - fff V I s,,g. X X Y A V ,Wt J, ,fu ' ' fm, 4, 16: ' S 'U NN: IX, A W, ,Mt N' Ai A ., We Q X 2 ,Q uv, Ev ,.,. , 3, , .wb A8 -f 3? 2 if wir C ' 5 'L 'WW' ,MQ V f!! I U K f ff XX I I H Y 313,-., X Row I: Flanders Cnristoehcrson, D. Fetefsc' Gelinas, Koch, Rave'inq, Scuooer, Brcclenricgc Kurtri. Row 2: Monson, Roar, Elly Richardson M. Anoerson, Maas, McCorrficn, Landstrorri Fitrgzralc. Row 3: G, Swanson, Elliott, Heel., Sclsncss, Deaf J. Carlson, Christensen, B, Anderson R. Jonnson. Row 4: Baker B. Carlson D-:gan Wasilowsxi! Sche pc. Ouicx Werhan, Gustafson Schacer. Row 5: Lunoberg Miller! Swaic Levin, Kol er, GUfTOv2'SOF7, Sane, Jernbac Youngcuist. Row 6: Twaitcs Fox, Mwah, Anorsen Lockwcoo, Lea Jorgensen Scuoocr Munson, G. Nelson. Student Council l-lave you ever wondered who sponsors our Winter Carnival, our Homecoming Activi- ties, our Noon Movies, and our May Dance? Well, it's our Student Council. Each homeroom elects one student to at- tend the Student Council meeting every Monday. A Student Council Merit Award is given to the most outstanding student. FALL OFFICERS SPRlNG Paul Koch President Paul Koch Jerry Raveling Vice-President Jerry Ravcling Jeanne Gclinas Recording Secretary Jeanne Gelinas Charles Breckenridge Secretary Charles Breckenridge Doris Peterson Treasurer Jim Schcibc Paul Scudder Sergeant-at-Arnns Paul Scuddcr Boo rd of Governors We've been having a little trouble with the newspapers in our study. Well, the kids have been swell about them in ours. We have just listened in on one ot the Board ot Governor meetings. These active study hall chairmen and secretaries are the main bulwarlc in lceeping our study halls in tine worlcing condition. O F F I C E R S Davt Hwl . Ficsidunt Ken Fransen Vice Pres dent Shirley Steen . Secretary Criucli Breckenridge . .Sergeant-at-Arms Row I: Lundgref B. Haven Burt Bernot, Bxris Hoev Searle. Row 2: Smestao Fetzclc, Steen, Oexnirg, Burmcistcr, Breckenridge. Row 3: Jennricr' Brciocrg Sorenson S. Anccrson Dricks, Franiclin. Row 4: R. Nelson, Grrrnstadx Whiton, Bcokc. Alexson J, Peterson. Row 5: W lliarns L. Encksori Kalb r'lill Fransen Craig. Row I: Lutz, Hom, M.Anocrscr1 J. Erickson, A. Thorrpsori, J. Johnson Dosch, Row 2: Grittith, Pct'o Lindberg M, Larson, Gocawn, Kurth, Larostrorrx Row 3: Stccn, Long, Libby, Isaacson, Burmcistcr, Ocxning, Canncv. Row 4: Doug as Forster, Boxqtn, Beamer, Lurroccn, I-Iii Na's'all. Row 5: Boscoc M. Hanson, F. Ericrsor, Mcvcr, Scrurnactcr, Pctcrka, I-Icrr, Havcs. Seton Hy Gee, I never knew it took that much work to put out the tunnies I read every night. And such a modern building, tool Those remarks were made by Seton I-ly girls returning trom their tour ot the Star Trib- une newspaper. But that certainly isn't all they have done this year. No, sir! They had a St. Patricks Day Party, a Mother's Day Tea, and a Simplicity Pattern Style Show tor all the girls in the student body. And, ot course, they gave their annual tarewell party tor the OFFICERS . . . Pwsidcnt Viccsprcsid-:nt . Secretary Marny Sicvcrs . , . . Treasurer Sergeant-at-Arms , Ann Thompson Joan Johnson Jackie: Burns . .Jcac Lord graduating seniors. This active club is open to any girl in Roosevelt, regardless ot her grade. The group is under the direction ot Miss Lynch and Mrs. Nagel. It you want a good time and want to meet new triends, visit this club on the tirst and the third Thursdays ot the month. Row I: Mrs. Nagci, Bartosh, LaBclIc, Lord, Sicvcrs, Burns, Hrrnnwicr Blodgatt, Row 2: Schwcick Harvcv, Iverson, Tzbiason, LoPlant Mancv, Post, Madcr, Brier Row 3' Dalton R bins n Th ' ' h i i i M i il T H . . , o o , orsorr, Lindgren, Rot , G ll an, Bond, P. Nelson. Row 4' . Er cxson, Monson, J. Swanson, W son inkcr, ocv, Gervais, Hcnshaw. Row 5: Brink, Stevens, Oren, B. Harris, Paulson, J. Harris, Gross Albrccnt. Row 6: Gallagher, Wolanocr R. Johnson, B. Johnson, Covcl Strong, Wcobcr, Quigley, Harms. Keeping the Junrors rn the Dark I950 SAGAMORE STAFF Harvey Wagner Faculty Advrser tor n ch R otographer Assrstants Art Ed to Faculty Edt V 'W V-l ro Cor at r a r na G Organrzat ons Ea y Ca C Ass staht r- t Ass: tar- Soorts Ed t A551 tar' an a S ann rrv .lcnrs SBWUDS ass Edrrors v v Rcr- a Mar u Ass sta t Tye sts L ma Sago more We the Sagamore statt rnvlte you to travel through thus year s book wrth Teddy Roosevelt Ten years ago the Sagamore took the students ot Roosevelt on an rmagrnary trup to Mr Roose velt s ranch Thrs year the statt thought It proper to rnvrte Mr Roosevelt to tour our school through the pages ot the l95O Saga more The members ot the Sagamore statt have not had a dull moment all year Besides their regu lar work on the annual they have taken two rn terestrng trrps thrs year The trrst trap was to the Unrversrty ot Minnesota l-lrgh School Press Conventron Classes were held rn the atternoon on how to put out a year book A banquet and a dance IU the evenrng were enjoyed The sec ond and most eventtul trrp was to Chrcago tor the Natronal Scholastrc Press Convention Another event ot hustorrcal Importance was the passing ot the peace prpe by the Sagamore on the Drvrsron Page ot thus section In January the statt added seven new mem bers who wrll carry on the work next year wl C r-in Ho 3 M W3 Otn I 7 l I ' X sk , s A ' ' ' ' Lvfman Hurt Pars- Siam: Trgz, Pztgrr Sa :.s:'. ' ' Mr. , ' ' A ' D - Ed? - - ,Qt Jack Cfestnut ' ' ,r Hc.q Sec, ann h A y Rr' rr: 'x F c , 1 ' Danna R Q l-l.: ry . . . X r C' Ed b-:'ts n . l li B-'tt ' th- s ' ' I ' - Ja rf Hunt y y I trfdwrf Edrfcr Rfr-1,1 Hoffman and the Standard statts. Thus event as prctured VS rt JU rr Q ,Q . . . . . Gr Je . r cn ' 'S t , . Roger or - C ' BQ er' ds u 3 erlte Hegg y r ' . Jams Tracy - . Eugene Wengart Jackc gh H Ro 1 lccrtsor Wchgurt Crcstrpt ' v '. H rf Scerrrann. Row 2: r. gncry Car ,ers Hogg Rona-:au ,l. lohnzon, 1-01 MC Stcrndcrrd Every day during tourth perrod you wll trnd the Standard statl busrly at worlc rn room 325 puttrng out our weelcly paper the Standard The Standard has won medals In the Co lumbra Scholastrc Press Assocratron and has won an All American rating tor a number ot years So you see our weelcly publrcatron really ranlcs qurte hrgh rn national standrngs Betore going any turther we want to say that the Standard and the Sagamore statts have supposedly passed the peace prpe as thus story rs berng censored we are lrmrted rn what we can say about our trrends on the Standard statl Usually at thus time ot the year the two statls come to trerce verbal bows Every Wednesday attemoon the editor ot the Standard gather at the printer s to get the paper ready tor the press It the gurls wrnlc at the prrnter he sometrmes serves them cotlee when they have tunlshed their job The hlghllght ot the year came when slx members ot the statt attended the Natlonal Scholastic Press Convention ln Chrcago OFFICERS Standard editors In the spotlight w Sttf D Qyhl Siningg vi HMSO-X Thygmy C3-.px Halen Rszrn. Standing: Mx Nfscn Petsinnyzr Kcuzf., Barr-is Elauge' l-lytz, Ba-tc' a- on R. Er B. Dsufscs tchg G' 4 . 'saw Edutorr 1 Cwgl loan C , . . Assscratc Edrtc's . Jong: Burm l l.: s l-lenr ' ' A lean Joh ' Sports Ed tow Davrd l' ' paul M - Busrncsz Manag- W-,nO ' Ard 4 - Adverts ng Managv' R: art W ' ' ' ' Advrsg' La c r - . . Row I: Bdrrmg-st-3' J. Jorr-sen Hcnwessc. J. Carlsy Row 2: V , Mvso' Hrll, . Andcrscr '-lc dcfnan. I . , S . r I . . . . W l II371l w I Tavo s c a o n anus C n a ow o co e Bu Ha vcy Ha ms oth w c H noc a n Str: c s o no w s H Sanos or' Ro 1 l A Sutton S..t'c' Mrs M Cacrc P l'nc.'st J.J h so' L t' 'Y W-Cr 5 rt. R 2: B 'seth D' 'g , McWlllra s cttncv, r r far Us Hcrry, lngco-rgiscn. Ro 3: Asc, Eu kscd I r kc' Paws Neuman , v rr Th moson. Mr r. Ro 4: Eklcrd, Ann, cv, t' wx WK, Osbc-3 ' Bc'g Gclfas. Row 5: Hcnncss-. Stcc'son, L. Swanson J. Carlsen Frclc Klrnc G. Nelson, Jacobson Row 6: Rcpcrtson, D. Anzcrson, E. P t-'soc Hrt hiccx Marcantc-7 Bullccr Cqtls Mart ll Scscca . . ' ' Lc nart Suthcr , ,pwsrdcnt r , I . , H E gqnrg Q' g ft Vr .3-pre rdcnt ' Jean JC, :cn . Sc rctary-Twasurfr ,, . . . . . , I . . . , . r I . . -S qfir, r r , . I r r . . . . IQ-Nil Cc C C Senior Honor Socrety The motto ot the Senror Honor Society whrch was organrzed rn I925 rs Noblesse Oblege Miss McCradre and Mr Palmqurst who are the counselors at Roosevelt are the advisers ot the club At the rnrtratron cere monres the newly chosen members are sworn unto the Natronal Honor Soclety and each member as presented wrth a gold pun which rs the natronal emblem ot the society It desrgn symbolizes scholarship character leadershrp and servrce A student must marntarn a mrnrmum schol arshrp average ot 23 throughout the tenth and the eleventh grades have an excellent character have the abrlrty ot leadershrp and a wrllrngness to serve the school During the year the members take part rn many actrvrtles One ot these actrvltles rs the annual sale ot homecoming buttons Thus year the club gave a Christmas party to whrch last years members were rnvrted as guests ln Aprrl a held trap was made to Mun nesota Mrnrng Company IU St Paul In the sprung ot every year the club members talce one educational tnp outsrde ot the crty TN OFFICERS n u W vw a c 5 hn c The hrghlught ot the year was the trrp through the world tamous Mayo Clrnrc at Rochester Mrnnesota An executrve board meetrng Gel nas Hcnressv Coshca J Johnson Suthc Wengat w I Dvo al I-Iandv Pa QI on u 'I acc so n a ow orr son 3 o M sow Gclmas Ga a ge ow 3 ct oft J c n cron J n c o :I n s Row Lan dst o B scoe Sands on cn Wall n o den ow 5 I-I ms Epla I1 nr c A la Row ostac B lc A E Ic s Char EU L I' Jacobson s ruc W Inga uther OFFICERS PreSId t presIdert Secretary asur C Moe S rg antat Arms ChemIstry students malung experlment u cr oc n a Jaco son H C2011 Sclence C ub It you are Interested ID scIence the scI ence club IS the club to IoIn The only qualI tIcatIon tor membershIp IS your enrollment In one ot the SCIENCE courses ottered at Roosevelt plus a strong Interest In scIence It some Tuesday atternoon about 300 o cloclr you happen to be strollIng along the vIcInIty ot Room 2l9 and suddenly observe what appears to be a mob ot mad chemIsts dont be alarmed Its only the scIence club havIng one ot ItS meetIngs The club has about tItty enthusIastIc members a d It holds meetIngs every other Tuesday Sam l'lalron that well lcnown man about school has thrown hIs perpetual motIon energy Into the scIence club and has ar ranged many InterestIng and colortul pro grams tor the club Each year the scIence club QIVCS two awards The SCICDCC Trophy IS awarded to the student who IS belIeved by the taculty to have made the most progress ID scIence and the Bausch Lomb Award IS gIven to the student who has made the most progress In science. Ro : I , , au v, Moc, Mr. I-Ialr ,S ter J b n, WQI g It. R 2' G-:IvaIs, Th rp ,T yl f, I-I:IIrIs, artI'I , , ll ghcr, Hau .R :P r , .En ltsor-, M. A d S ,Ncwga Id, Stra d, K. Olson, Ma D nsld, An I . 4: Hur' .. rom, B .cc II , tr I, MII I ,F l ,R :Lockwood ar , n ,Brcclce Idg , Brocicric-I R. Johnson, R. ndcrsow, FIC 6: Gnr. I , uccnc , . r' lcon, Lut7,W'13tc,OIness, Robertson II. Olsen. Row 7: Hatch Paulson, B, Euclcson, Shoscca, Thomas, EIvIn, W. Arac'son, Martell, Ford. ' I Lcsl -1 . . . , . en A A ' Y '- Ic B e... ... ,VIcc- ' I - -- - T gene C' rt , . ,, . ' -:n Iarf S . , , . ,,Tre cr J,hc ... ....... ,. e e - - I ' ' , . I , Bucs, S th ,M ', We- 3 't, b , Mr. alron. ' I I ' , II I ' II ' ll I I Row I: Mo-:'i LaR-c Sore E. Pctcrscr, Hal ' Kcavcav Sitta, Canricy. Row 21A-c'c:rt,3,0so1,Aa:, A- cr' Dean A gricn M. Olso' K. Ha'scn. Row 32 R 'r k.i WACDC' C ' V' Gjnllflf -Af: 'x C' ' r' MQ fi RW R ll wf l il T' l IT ' L P L N J a, L ts L.S L sc Anaco 3 J. Nclsc XX ll, s. ow .Eil wg cc, Vx,S'r-1 Palrrau st, Ev. s Ba cs 14:So'rrric', Elrrrzu st Alr' Hcrr. Row 5: Curitiitr Casco:-f Stccnson Powter P' Nglsc' M. Jonnsow J. Ca' sc' Mart 'sc'-, Scar-ics Frovsa. Row 6: Chris 'czncrscd Marcantcl' N. Swaofon Wrlpurn Sattcrwa Drcngr Ksprrc Yffqtst Ola'sor. Row 7: Sat: 'dc Aga' Call'--an Tfcr J-msn 5 Wlson Kim wr 'NJ - s-3' Si' ckl ng, M3':-:l ' h I b FALL OFFICERS SPRl'Nlf: C U E uf P-rtijrsf n D'-.sd nf E -.fn P-'i-fs? ' 4 'vJargarttScrfm V1--:vsd-nt Nant, L-rv EI l-lespiano Americano, under the super' Mmmmn Haw 5VC,m,y Bmw Bmw vision ot Senora l-tall, was tounded in I9-4I. LASLGRU' l 5iH'r' Mfr Mm ltr' Kvrntoiy Strgtant-at-Arms lim Kvniioy Its motto is Adelante, siempre, adelantef' which means Hliorward. always torwardf' First term students ot Spanish must have a B average to become a member, and a C average atter that. The purpose ot the club is to give Spanish students a better un- derstanding ot the people they are studying. Members meet on the second Wednesday ot each month. Last tall the club had an initiation party tor all prospective members. It also had the Christmas party, the traditional pinata. The Spanish pinata is hung trom the ceiling and tilled with goodies. A blind-tolded person with a sticlc must then break the pinata and release the candy, truits, and nuts tor every- one to enjoy. A medal is presented to the student who has done the best work in Spanish. Row I. Lancstao, J. .lcmsor rlawcyr, Mrs. Hall Ta:'sc'w Ruzin, Wasiiowski. Row Z: l-lcwv, N. Bucttrcr Statfora Lscnrs Woof: Shema J.Jovrso'. Row 3: Abrams, Griffith, Grcg,son Kmosen, Ell, Mu'onv Briscoe Boron. Row 4: HC, ngswortn, lngcbrigtscn, Bloc Barnett, l-lcrnessy, Brier BOYCC K'6VWlA Row 5: C, Bucttncr B, E'icksc'i, Dubisar, Cameron' Bravcy Krueger. Franke. Grazzinr Lrlia. Row 6: Humo'a Ellrrigwooo Lac Ekluno, Mitcncll, Long R, Smith, Townscno. Row 7: Hartz Corcoran, Maas L. Ha'scn Warren, M, A':c'so', J. Erickson S. Johnson Scwc. Row I: Corcoran, Lutz Mr. Eggan M. Larson M.ns:rr. Row 2: Srapcr, Olnvss, I. Berg, Wilson, Shclsc, Ourst, Row 3: Hagen M. O son Hella-:son Swan J. Fossland, Vrflr. Row 4: C. Bcrnctt, D. Foss and Gartrr s Satnrc Iverson! V. Carlson. Row 5: Rcmmcn, Vevlc Lrcn, I-Icrrs, B. C sc' Aqan J. Paulson Norse Club Une ot our most active clubs in Roosevelt is the Norse Club which was organized in I926 and which has kept up its traditional Viking spirit. lts members are easily recog- nized by their Norwegian coat ot arms. This coat ot arms is a golden lion, holding an ox in its tore-paws. The pin has a maroon back- ground. To become a member ot this club one must have studied the language or must be in one ot the present classes. The meetings are held every second and tourth Thursday ot the month. Row I: Blornscth, Srncstad, C. Johnson M. Jornsor' J, Darl Hillgrcn J. sct W FALL OFFICERS SPRING Mary Lvc Larson Prwsrd-'nt Mary Luc Larscr' Daul Munson Vrct -pr-'sidrnt Paul Gantrrrs Pat Lutz Sccrctary Irene Berg Margaret Corcoran Trcasurcr Pat Lutz RobcrtOlson Sergeant-at-Arms Ra on lvcrscn Each year the club engages in many social activities. These activities include an Initia- tion Party, a Christmas Party, a Senior Ban- quet, and an annual Norse-Swedish Club Basketball Tournament. This year the club participated in a Scandinavian Spring Festi- val. Each year a trophy is given by The Sons ot Norway. : owcrs son rno rc Ro rc Box n Torgcson Row 3' ang , Dahl.R0 2 B ,S,Ol ,J.L g. n, v k, ct. . . L - h, McKay, M. Johnson, Brockrnan, Evcrs, M. Hansen! V. Hansen. Row 4: Holton, J. Larson, Haugc, I-Iclgrcn, Aunc, I-Irroerakcq M. Larson. Row 5: BWGICVM S. Larson, Storoal, Halverson, Niocs, Vik, B. Nelson, Halverson. cwl Haney Bctzold L Nelson Wcstbcrg M Benson B E cxson Wcst Walla c w H oou st J Andcrson Da M kl H R 3 Cv h C t h S M Jonrson A Carlson D Olson M Hanson Gradn Wcdun Row4 Lonnqu st L nogrcn c eson augcn ow ot nrs oo erson ampson 9 son a cn Dahlen L Olson F Anderson G Ne son San een od Row5 D Olson D Erckson Bown Wc o rf Bullenc Holmstrano ck anson re Row N lson Stenst om Som ren u cr anso H cve Pa mo ,I Er ckson H I Row7 Stewart P Anderson u son F ykholm C ohnson N ander D anson c s om W or ao l R Z , , . , , lr. , . rr ' , Ira, : Eklund, Ro 2: R. Nelson, Hill, rc' 1 , . , vls Sul ,com ,J. f, ',l. , , 'l , 5' fswlff ' 1 ,' ', ,rf rlklrc,' ,' T Our , B. Sw ,F dell. 67 J. C , r , I 3 ,S th , A. Sw n, o r, l 1 st . i , o rn. 1 , . C. Pal , r , .J , orl , . Sw , B yt' r, .Ar3e's r, F rrz. . I - ....... .. ..,,.,. ' e Q - - . ,,..., ,,.... , , r 3: . . . , . . , ' , . . , Mr, , . r n, r , , r . F331 Swedish Club The Swedish Club a long tume rlval ot the Norse Club came through another year with comparatively tew battle scars Reference rs made to the Swedish Norse Club Basketball game where the Swedes won a decusuve vrc tory According to Mr Wendell P Benson club adviser there wasnt even a contest Swedish students translate a story Benson A Ca lso Haney F Andi: son OFFICERS Pres Gent Francs Anderson Vrce presrdent Carole Haney Secretary Treasur Arlene Carlson S rg ant at Arms Ha old Fabr To become a member ot the club you must have talcen Swedush one year at Roose velt Club meetungs are held on the thurd Tuesday ot every month Thus year the club members attended an exhublt at the Swedish Art lnstltute A Smor gasbord given at Vocatronal l-hgh tor the members was enjoyed by all This sprung a slut was given by several club members at the Scandunavlan Festmval Carole Haney sang several Swedish selectrons Other mem bers ot the club served as ushers The club has many other actrvutues unclud mg correspondrng wnth students In Sweden Members turst got rn touch wmth these young people through CARE packages They have had a lot ot tun all year translat :ng these letters In therr Swednsh classes Every year the club awards the Swedish trophy to the person who has shown the greatest progress In Swedish ow I o cn a or cnsc a d M a rc L r w La son Coc a Bu ck Rudccn Mullccrn Ge rnas Carothcrs Row 3 Post Lcc H nt Hrnrl ralfcr Hoffmann Hcn y Rondcau Row 4 K arnl G lbs tson Ko.rckv F ccrnan Dunn Monson Voctzkc Row 5 cnson Stolic R S anscn B q n c apas c son ow cssbu 5 t L ar c S ashc c Mc o u Paulson W A ac son Dare rus R I R S w ldI M t n Ep' n I rs. GcrardI Hc:ggI Ncwga rdI D dgj Curlfl. h. Ro 42: J. r I hr ncI vi I I I ll I . Z I I l I T I I T I . I T I l Y I I T I I I . 2 Ev I I , w I cl l I Hallb rgI P I G. N l .R 6: H I I Su h'rI M ill, Q r I C ll rnI I . n' r I l' . Q -1 T Ia - - - ' ' - en r r 3 - I I - I . . I I l . ' ll I . ' I I ll ' ll . ,, . . . ' r I w a I l . , , WX I . .. . .. , l , T T J f lf33:l Lohn Club The Latrn Club under the drrectron ot Mrs lnez Gerard was establrshed rn Septem ber I943 and holds rts meetrngs on the second Thursday ot each month The club s motto rs Possumus quod nos posse puta mus whrch means We can because we thunk we can The qualrtrcatron tor mem bershrp rs to have an rnterest rn the classrcs The Latrn Club has many actrvrtres One ot the most memorable social tunctrons durrng the past year was the square dance put on jorntly by the Latrn and the German Clubs The club also sponsors a tarewell banquet lor rts senror members Agarn thrs year they kept up the good work and sent a C A R E package to ltaly The members ot the club took over checkrng servrce at the Football Champronshp Dance too The prn tor the Latrn Club rs gold wrth the emblem ot a torch on rt whrch srgnrtres Knowledge rs the torch ot power A trophy rs awarded each year to a stu dent who has marntarned good grades rn Latrn and who has shown an Interest rn the FALL OFFICERS SPRING Dale Epland Prcsrd nt Janet Hunt M chael Martell Gerald Bergsn Marguante Hegg Vrce presrd t Elarrre N wgaard Secretary Patrcra Dredge Treasurer Edna Grlbertson club Last year thrs trophy went to Laura Jensen who was a past presrdent ot the club The presrdent reads the announcements Dcdge Nc ga rd Ep and Row I: 9' cnaro l-larrrs Wemgart Sctopcrg M ss Stcinnausc' J. Anocrson Oimstcazx G'e:3c'.', BO'SEIT5, Row 2: Tccnscsov Go'lwi::cr, E lctson, G. Swanson, Walirn Minor, Hu , Scwmacfcr, Row 3: J. Efckscr Gantr is Engc' Kmason, Dacncrt, Swccri Olmstcao, E ze. Row 4: Kitt E. Detersos M at: Wcostc' Pag: l-lclsct' Moc Klcncsfagcri, Row 5: Rcrrr'-xt'r R Nlcflsurr Warren Dah' Hatch Kalb Scnoffct M,Jc'nson Booth. German Club This year the German Club celebrated its Silver Anniversary. The club was organized in the spring ot l925 by Mrs. Selma Gryce and Katherine Koestin, the tirst president. Under the able leadership ot its otticers and Miss Steinhauser, Die Deutsche Gesellschatt has lived up to its emblem ot constancy. the tan- nenbaum. The Initiation Party lwith uncom- tortable memories tor somel, the Christmas Party, the German-Spanish Club Basketball Game, and the Spring Banquet were untor- gettable occasions. A square dance spon- sored bythe D.D.G. and the Latin Club was so successtul that it was decided to malce this dance an annual attair. Membership requirements are a B aver- age in German and a promise to attend meetings regularly. Several C.A.R.E. paclc- ages have been sent to needy German tam- ilies. As a result a lively correspondence has developed with students in Germany. FALL OFFICERS SPRlNG Bill Weber Pwsidcnt Neal Prrcha'd Neal Prchard Vzce-prcsocnt Lee Thomas Mary Lynn Olmstcad Secretary Mary Lynn Olmstcad Eugenie Vfeingart Treasurer Eugenie Weinga't Jm Schcberg S-:rgcant-at-Arms Marlin Johnsc-r Row I: Bogcr, Rvoburg Taylor Miss Sf-:ic'a.scr, Frcttcr, l-lcigata, Bicagctt. Row 2: Wcivaro L-tt, Kalo, Krirc Maxwgl l-lvwrwlgr l-looocz Row 1: ' I W ' 4 Th E C 'so Lci hton F str' F J hrisor' LL' Cla'-1' Row 5' Da' gran l-locw Ouig 2. coocy Serie, B, Nelson, Robinson, Asr'us. Row I ompson .Cari f, gr , o sr . o , o, c. . L, Amggvggn, Shan, Hadggi, Patschricq Wcilarid, Coon C. Nelson, Munig. Ro 1 6: Bolrvgrcn l-lolnccs Schuh, Hurt Luik McWilliams B, Olson, G. Nelson, Row I: Christy, B. Anderson, Smith, Burfrieister, Mrs. Berglalk, Eklund, Slcoglung McLeoc. Row 2: F. Anderson, Kwsger, Mart nsen, Weber, B. lensen, Lgiwayy Wcstchal, Ness. Row 3: Shand, Hendrickson, Woolscv, Witt, S, Jolircon McLellan, Haynes. Row 4: Holriistiana Ouick, Fauncc, Fox, Mitchel Tcnnison, Elc'n'i-g, Bpeloancs. Row 5: Lowe, Dcvelius, R. Olson, Dolrnscth, Mcfcllurrr, Walstrorn, Magee, B. Olson, L. Olsen. P.T.S.A. Home Room Representative Club A rather new club at Roosevelt is the Par- ent Teacher Student Association l-lome Room Representatives Club. which was or- ganized in I948. The club's advisers are Miss Edith Redlund and Mrs. E. Jensen. To quality tor membership, one must be elected to the club by his homeroom students. There are two representatives elected by each home- room to serve tor one semester. Then the student may be re-elected. Meetings are held several times a semester. The club is a service organization ot the P.T.S.A. Some ot the members' duties are talcing charge ot the annual P.T.S.A. mem- bership drive, selling ticlcets in each home- room tor the P.T.S.A. Talent Show, handing out and picking up the notices ot coming meetings, and getting two mothers to act as homeroom sponsors. The club also sponsors the annual Spring Party. ln the tuture, the club may participate tur- ther in the social activities ot the R.T.S.A. Row I: Over, Bemis, Knutson, Fic-tier, Mrs. Jensen G Jones, Pederson, Hurnula. Row 2: Westlund, Stevens, Oicn, Walton, C. Johnson, List, Krogh, Strand. Row 3: Box, Sandvig, Keller, Davis, B. Johnson, Hill, Gable, Row 4: Cateq Bovreth, M. La'son, Leikvold, Landstrorn, Petro? A. Thorrpson, J. Erickson. Row 5: Eoland, E. Nelson, Hopper, Miinig, Gunderson, Ludwig, Beaudry, Hayes, C. Johnson. C a c c oc Wcstp a c c H e ood B c so o son oc Os c Row Mo s o a Mano cv PGD OS cs A Osbc 3 Sportsmen s Club The strarns ot barn dance musrc and the calls ot Swrng your partner slowly seep trom the band room every Wednesday Whats that7 asks one unrntormed stu dent Oh thats the Sportsmen s Club havrng one ot thelr meetrngs comes the reply Sounds Irke tun' Yes It you Irke to hunt trsh brke or rrde and It you re Interested In conservatron and trapprng you are a Iukely person tor thIs newly organrzed Club Although thrs club has been In exrstence only srnce the sprIng ot I948 I has a large group ot very enthusrastrc tollow e Some ot the 6CtIVItlCS engaged IU by these outdoor lovers are horseback rrdrng a downtall tor some movres and archery Demonstratrons and lectures on such sub Iects as guns wrldlrte horseback fldlflg and trshrng are grven by guests who are author: tres on these subjects And when you re at one ot the schoo tunctrons It you thrnk you smell the delrght C QI OFFICERS s d Da c Epland Secr tary Morrrs a av Aronson rgeant at Arms Allen Osberg tul odor ot tresh hot popcorn you re For the Sportsmens Club operates a ng t pop corn machrne the protrts trom whrch go Into the students tund Maklng popcorn for football game a Bo eth Mo s Osbeg Ep ana Row I: . Peterson, J. L 'sony Mr. RIe'n ns hncr' r, W. Anderson, h IN Ircrrcc, Iv rson. Row 2: Hwst, Dv rak, afv.nsIcIn! Asnw , cllmgcr, Bcrrcns. Row 3: MI hcls, D. OI n, R. J hn , B x th, E. b rg. 4: Gaffney! rr' X Ar rrson, Sorcnscn, J nn, Lcwns, Row 5: n , ul , Sh-:Iso Hay , R. Erickson! V r . I Prcrcnt.. . ,,...,......,,. If . , Vrce-presrdcnt ., ,,,.. , Donna Iverson e ...,........ ..:. . . ,, ,Sue ' ll ' ll , Trc Surer ,......,,.,. . ., .,....... ,D e C- -L - - . .........,....,....., ,. II I Il ' . - ' ' If, I I - I II I I ' - n - . ' I - s II I I - . II ' Il ll ' ll I It Is. . LEWIS, R. Olson J. L. 'SOVI, X , rrl, r W I . I I I I . , , , . . I . VS. I. I . I I I . I I I . . . . - I I I I 4 I wl M ron o c mnrn cn c au son C E ndc P Scuodc Chestnut G Anderson hnn t Jh R4Db CJh NldAl w vnc c r n on nr s o n o ow o son o nson as un cxson Jacobson Morton L dg Ahn t ow 5 ssctt vksta ancou st cchcc atz t c F Row 6 J Sc occr Chlcbccck Ko sta rv rncs an Anderson Kal w7 st oot nncllv Upton oc' H l v r u eu C c a D R Club The R Club IS a trlendly group made up ot boys who have earned letters ln athletics They are under the drrectlon ot Toy Jam beclc swrmmrng coach and Sam l-lalron as srstant tootball coach Basketball team tallrs over strategy arrbcclc och c s asset o on B cc clc M Ha The R Club has no otncers Whenever a problem comes up that needs a declslon the boys hold a meetmg and worlc on the prob lem as a group This year s R Club has been so busy wan nung champronshups that they have not had tame to plan many socual events However t ey have met once a month In the boys gym to play volleyball and baslcetball and ave had a good trme The annual battle wrth the men teachers nn volleyball rs a long awarted event It us about the only chance that our athletlc heroes get to show up their teachers and they usually malce the most o It One ot the mann events IU whrch the R Club partrcrpates rs the annual sprung sport s tag sale The money ralsed helps to pay tor athletic equrpment Many a luckless gurl has been relieved ot her money when one ot these rogues has waylard her wrth a sport s a The mann purpose ot the club rs to develop an attitude ot cooperation and tnendshrp among athletes, resulting In better student attitudes Ro : r. Hal ,GC -5 , Elhs, Herr r g, E. Swans , Ha 5, .l. P l , Mr, .larnb ck. Row 2: Christy! la r, . ' r, , , ' , R. Jor so , Burt. Ro 3: B ll, Ma h, Alb l5't, B. Lars 4 Mclncrnv, Glad, Ga rr, T. s n. : , .,., W. , , in ren, cr . R :Ba , D r , P l , i , Bu ml , Sl ,Fri zk , Durksl cx. 1 . u , , l cl, Sul? Jn, Wrl ,Slayers F' sen, C. , b. Ro :O ' ,Do ,, ,K rl, Ra all rg, Sn gg r d, B. W b r, Cr ig, .Hutt ll ll ll 11 F' I ll ll ' ' . A ' ' 1 ll 11 ' . . ' h ' ' I Mr..l ,K ,SlCvr,B't,C.J nS,u'1, '. Tl ' Iron ' ' ' I ' ' ' ll ll . . . - u - - r ll-VJ Row I: Ellrngwooo, Wcboc' M. Larson, Mr,Ar1dCr3CVr. Cahnc, Osocrg Wnitf: Andrus. Row 2: L. Swanson Wilson, Cradoocrc Fowc' M. Jo'r'SO' Elliott Miotbo. Row 3: J. Carlson H. Hanson Champlin C rstoow:rsonH't:rcock, Olncss Dams R Jonrrson. Row 4: Colnns S-Jrncs Mansell McCo.l, D.Olson, l..Ancc'sc'r C.Jo'nso'i Row Szfxuslano L.Olson Choir During a tourth period class, have you ever heard beautitul strains ot music tilling the air? The reason is that the Roosevelt A Cappella Choir meets the tourth hour every day. The choir is directed by Mr. C. Wesley Andersen, who also plays our school organ during many auditoriums. The choir has been very busy this year giving concerts both inside and outside ot school. At school it sang tor P.T.S.A., par- ticipated in the Scandinavian Festival, and gave a Christmas concert. Outside ot school, Jcrst. Obcrg, Manrc Boots Gagnat' Fabrz. FALL OFFICERS SFRlNCu Lar-rzie Ncisor- President Lennze Nelson Barbara Brznfct Treasurer Ba'bara Benrct' it sang at the M.E.A. Convention, at the l-lennepin Avenue Methodist Church, at the Farmers and Mechanics Banlc, and at Cott- man Memorial on the university campus. This year, every choir member replaced his old robe tor a nice new one. The new robes are darlc maroon and have reversible gold and white satin stoles. For school con- certs, the gold side is used, and tor outside concerts the white side is used. Rcw I: P-lancv, Hclgatc, Brit' Bo'sctrr, Knic, Tavlor, Dahl, Row 2: Bork B. Olson, Spavin, Warns, Snaultz Hclscth, S. Larson, Stccnsov ROW 32 Brink, Kclluns Daulson, lngcbrgtscn Knutson, Boyce Aunc. Row 4: G, Swa'sori, G. Nelson, Hclgrcn, Bennett Gciinas, Lundgrcn, Goooin Strand ROW 52 G-cgory, Hanozus, Krogh, Hailirr Krarnl Ncwgaard. K. Hanson. Row 6: L, Nclson, Bennett, Ltn: D, Peterson, McWilliams, C. Pctvson Hocl, Walther. M. Jonnson, Gilmer, Fallt Blankinshro, Jones, Lillvbiad, L. Olson. Ro Walker Nvgrcn, Nielson Johnston, Sorensen, Choristers ln the tall ot l949, the Roosevelt Cilee Club changed its name to the Charisters. Ev- ery day during second hour the club meets to warble away under the direction ot C. Wesley Andersen. The organization is a group which is being prepared tor member- ship in the A Cappella Choir, though every taithtul Chorister nourishes in his heart the secret opinion that the Choristers are quite the equal ot their so-called superiors. Re- quirements tor membership are an interest in good choral literature and an ability to read notes and to sing tairly well. The chor- Rcw !: Samuelson, McCormick, Evers, Mr. Anoescn, M. Olson, Jones, LeBsutrlier, Row 2: Lilly, Newman, E, Peterson, Donrbeck, Moen, Melton, Row 3: w 4: Dahlen l-lolrnan, Duncan, Shuberg, Stoltz, Paulson. Row 5: I-lollstadt, E. Olson O F FIC E R S Roger Sorenson , ,.., President Bob Miller , , , .. Vice-president Jean Le Boutzlrer Secretary and Treasurer Jim Benallvn . , ,.,. .... H ost Marlene Eli , . ,. ., ,Hostess isters participated in the Christmas Music Festival and also had a major part in the tra- ditional Spring Concert. Although Mr. Andersen is sometimes slightly exasperated with them, he is loved by all the group and is attectionately known as Andy, There are no medals or trophies awarded in this organization. Every person works tor the weltare ot the whole group and disregards personal glory. Row I: Mass, Moss Cochrane Strand, Collins, S. Olson Ruoeen, Greguson. Row2: Pettit, Lee, Dreogc, Linostrom, Oulst, Hartman, Lynch. Row 3: J. Carl- son, Oslund, M. trrckson, Pratschncr, Groth, Bowles, Foster. Row 4: Ell, Brggerststt, Bowers, Landstrom, Olmsteao, Lund, J. Johnson. Row 5: Hawlqinson, lvl, Swanson, L. Hansen, Wvttenbacn, MCLCOO, Latour, Sirr. Row 6: Stone, Vrudny, Grazzrni, Hellekson, George, Robertson, Strom, Miller. E, 1 A .Q Wx! J J' XO 'fi 5 8' a Qc! N 1 QL Q. S 4 if' gl, 'ii W isa 95: sm H 'X Q i.a-4 5.15. f 1 A ings' :.. ' ' 'gg u s x I . U 4 'sf if ,.-5 N --'31 Q , f Q q1, x' ,Rf-ig in x i I EI K W N , 2? 5 ,XXL I :ww 2 KT k I ' ' 0 if S-WT' E' , Lf, .,.:. 4 7 , ,J,, i lg V is' , . gl I sv lk fz .6 Qfif t Q A f ' ' H Q Q L ' X L, ' iff' W' 4 ' W , x'f,' K .Q A 1 'T-5 mp-My A Q , :sf 5 ' fn ,L i' '1'5'Pf-L-AJ-.Y-is www. N at Kwai 1. SA . A, U 1.1 Q, kv ix ' , 1 eq . K 3 is ... aj 9, A W , fl 1 'W' 9 S W 9 +:3'f6 5, 'lgi'5?7?-QW! 'Kg :' -225 ..:, iff 1 1, 'K T' f rw? rf E QXQQQ W Lg, 3 'G' . QINAA , gl Q N 3 Rig -, ' 7'f AE' ff ,pf 5.ff Qg. ' 4.11-if gfegix 1 5 if- 6 Wssfff ,g ,4,'?i, 1 - QF? 'i4fLi9 ',' ww -if 'eng Wa ,4 , if '15, Q MM 9? ' S wg. - -f?ff' -- if: 3 y ., Q N ,S , ,., 2 V' ,Q ,gif , , -hzq buf- i, . . ,Q a v , 51,-v, J Q , Lhx?3Q.ff g4,3,, , Q -'r -' ! 3,'liS5,a 'S 'SS 'S J' Uffiff . 45' , ,ff - fy I X law with K xr N . , I V av x -32 k , 1 , 4, k K V A S. llsv if-WY .-:- z , 25419 M- I X A Q69 1, A I. if ' I Q' SW s mf W U :gm yr wQQ is M! WPI 'rf' f.f'Ti'L5 Row I: Annis, Bosca My Haynes Schmidt. Row 2: Kraml Wal!--r Eolana Vik, Her' List, Glenn, Luik Cates. Junior Historicoil Society A desire to promote activities ot interest in the lite ot Minnesota is the qualification tor membership in the Junior Historical So- ciety, whose adviser is Mr. Haynes. The club meets twice a month. The Roosevelt branch and seventy-tive other branches belong to the Minnesota Historical Society. The club motto is Keep Minnesota the Beauty ot the West. FALL OFFICERS SPRING Leorc Vile President Marjory Boyce Vice-president Charles Glenn Marjory Boyce Secretary Ludia Luiclc Mary Kraml Treasurer Jawice Annis Row I: Mlas, Rczin, Ouist, Mr, Vogtsbergcr, M:ss Bjorklund, Lehman, EII, Heo: Wyttchbach, J. Carlson. Row 3: A. Anderson, Sw, Mount, DesSaint, Wasilowski, Jfnnrich McLellan, Olafson. Row 5: Stenstrorv, Bergin, Nielsen, Knudsen, Bootn Pilots Club May I show you to your seat? Why, yesl Thanlc you. The service ot ushering at all ot our school tunctions is given by our Pilots Club. Each I IB homeroom elects one boy and one girl to become members ot this club. The group is large enough so that the same students do not usher at every event. This club was tormerly Icnown as the Quo Vadis. Under the supervision ot Mr. Vogts- oerger and Miss Bjorklund the club was re- organized and given the title, Pilots Club. uist, Knuosen. Row 2: J. Johnson, Haugen, Lund, V. Johnson, Hallin Broderick, B'once, Bynell. Row 4: Berning, Hcvn, Scheibe, D. Olson, , Utecht, Nylander, Evanson. Standing: Vervocicn, Lunocen, D, Erickson! Turnduist, Jarvis, Wcstrurn, Taylor. Sitting: Vikcrix Mr. Brick. Manocll, Curricrl Hughes. Stage Crew Get the scenery up, tix the music stands, switch on the lights! Yes, the show must go on: but it wouldn't it it weren't tor the hard working stage crew. These boys get all the blame and never share the glory. Neverthe- less, they uphold their motto, Will to Serve. FALL OFFICERS SPRING Paul Mandell Manager Paul Mandel' Al Currier Assistant Manager Ron Hughes D Johnson Ruocll, Rust, D. Erickson, Jarvis, Botlxo, Bcystrorn, N, Erickson Par Audio-Visucil The Audio-Visual boys operate I6 mm. motion pictures in the 328-B movie room and in classes. They also operate the tape record- ers and instruct teachers in the use ot them. Adviser Charles Lobdell trains volunteers in the operation ot the machines. Although seldom given much publicity, the crew is responsible tor the smooth run- ning ot many events. OFFICERS Crew Chief ., ,, .. . .,,.. James Jarvis Assistant Crew Ch et , ,.. .,.. Donald Johnson son, Betzold, Ford, Pcrg, V. Carlson, Blom, Mr. Charles Lobocll, Director y w I M u ar' v Los n I c a am fa Ison C nr dLn Mc o n w onnouu son Q C c son x va s w ll ps Camo o .J sr o rc Karva a I Q or w 5 net rn o I J J L cr Row 6 Holnnan o :nn Char: a cs n cron anson mv ow cstnut C s o c s Q Moors Me o a son Bcystro nr: Chrlshon Fellowshlp Lrvrng tor Jesus rs the motto ot the Clwrlstran Fellowslwrp Club wlfncln was organ rzed on March 7 I939 Memberstnp ns open to tnglw sclwool boys and gurls ot all denomrna trons Members meet wrtlw the two advisers Mrss Carlson and Mrs Kaupang tor an lwour every Tuesday Tlwe club s purpose rs to encourage mem bers to be Iwonest dependable and cheer tul and to malce tl'1enrCI'1rrstranrty lrvrng and practrcal Students have the opportunrty to drscover and develop tlwerr talents by tlwerr servrce and partrcrpatron rn the club s actrvr res Among tlne clubs many socral actrvrtnes w I a Ln on n v n ow n IO son cn Avon Gable O o r n Po Row nroedcr E a son Messrg M L ovuc odgctt anov ow 4 anson o ano 0 on dst one Holton K1 on ow 5 Muc rrc son an rrscoc or s rcr' c son o v cc Strom Ro : vs, Ka IZ g E. Ncrson B. 'cn Pcttrt, Knr c , Koppel, A. Hanson r-1. Olson Ho vrk. R w 2: L Rue, S .elscf N, L ' , St cf S:-cc' Sr, I , . 5s Holr' , J.J H soo. Rc 3: L si, B. Cl ,S nr b ', S. O's:' J. John ,Fo , E P . Ro 4: Lurk Pavcrxa Pnl I , .r n Srl n k', T wnsc , I nt, Aazv EII S I, Rc :Ha ' Sen I5 't, V lc, Braatcn E. onnson, Gawlano T s't D. Errcks , : St Its GI , n, J. N I o , K . H. H ,Sr tb. R 7: Ct' ,W sta' Sca n 'Q W b tar, B rg ' I ' C llum P ,rl , ' F wr. I I I I ' nu ' - nu - , , ' , . - I n I l , . . , . Ro :F llt Stoltz, ELI d, L. Jcnns ,Oslu d, Da rs, J. Ca'lso . R 2: Jacnso A' II , F .ton , , , rfc' Lv 5 C , st. 3: Sc. , v n , , .Pct so', R k, BI ,S '15, R :.l. Sw' , W I cr B' W Dftrmn, I-l.l'r La' ' , , ruts . R : Ver, F. E'k I, S dst'orfj B' ,N dt , C. N I ,Th r Ig llc . L44 V Members use new song books anbcclr R R N thns year were the IOB welcome party the Thanlcsgnvnng party the Chrnstmas party the Mothers Day tea and a Cnty wnde wnener roast Cnty wncle Chrnstnan Fellowshnp now con snsts ot thnrty clubs nn the Mnnneapolns ancl suburban area Arlene Pettnt and Kenneth Walstrom have represented the Roosevelt Rev Hamm prove., a ponnt S O12 52 H Club on the Cnty wnole cabnnet Thns organn zatnon also sponsors the annual Cnty wnde C FC banquet FALL Wesl y Sroltz K nncth Walstrom Salreye Ohno Ray Charnplnn nep n OFFICERS Presndent Vnce presndent Secretary Treasur r Pnannst SPRING L onhard Nelson W sley Stoltz Joanne Carlson Paul Wester Martha Hallnn cY a as orn neson ow N so E n Wa ns Grazzn n'1ngC W3 ss a n 'md ct eng db w o r c Mc c on rn e u c son Ha n Kro r . 'Ju , , wg, Ohno, L clsow, Haney, t l , cv. ar'nn, n ' ' - I n - I . . . ' I I . I 7 e . ' r Q . C - ' e Arle ettt ' Row I: Han , Fallt, Mlddlcstaeot, Clnarnplin, J. C rlson, W ltr , D. A d r . R 2: cw tr 'rj Anton, P. Swanson, Bc'nns, Borscth, Hcdwall Dn tn r. Ro :Mn C rlso Fran-ivnuth, L. Anderson, Be . n lGrc Ry. urg, L. Olson. Ro 4: Tn rnas, So ln , n k-:Tsar nge I r , i n. Row 5: B. And rs ,Hen p I, Kell 'ns Freeman, Gr Qu , Ili 1 gh. L51 w I ar o cn rnos rom rycr c man a che arroson r wenson cw 2 ornar' M ansc c cxson s 5 C An C CP an ow o c anscn ess enncr can o ans n a rns G Bcnson Row cs a css M Johnson B Anoc a or' a son un can ow ss rarncr orson cx rr nocrson a sor us a on by E Johnson Row 6 sta on E cc Jones M Hanson Drctrrch A Anocrsc Pctic son Schaoc Row 7 Grad n Chclso r1cSo rn c sc' C o Ha CS Silver Trl Srlver Trr rs one ot the most actrve grrls clubs rn Roosevelt Thrs year they have spon sored a number ot actrvrtres rncludrng a Soclc l-l p at the Y the March Whrrlwrnd Dance and Carnrval the l-lobo l'-lop and Apple Polrshrng Tea The tea was a tresh rdea every taculty member was escorted by two Srlver Trr gurls Together wrth the other Y organrzatrons they baclced a square dance and the rnsprrrng Easter Sunrrse Servrce at Our Redeemer s Lutheran Church They have ow I Daltor at a o o son rown attc slrclc nuosc ow 2 ow cs o c o rr o acv o C B ggc statl Lcc Row ss oc a nnebcrg r er son wanson c res cr novr w c erson arz o ca M Johnson M Ano rsc J Aroc son '-lub: Row 5 Gandcl S Johnson E Olson Langscth Revsbcck 5 n Pratschr-er H Jgcr Row 6 Wo aroc B nk Morton Bu mars C vcs r Colm Dunn N Car n no :B rsh, Arr ,L r , B ,L rr, Tm f, s , Grim P. s .R :T , .H -, Hcr fr ,r-ra f N, B Vg, G. 3 's r,Davrs,Dc .R 3:Al'ri h,J,l-I ,N ,Z I ,St S ' c,,K m ki, . . 4: Sm t:,T nncq . , . '- so' Smrtn A. C rls ., J. L v , L d . R 5: Mr K ,M ,O nr 3, B. A , M'tt r, G t fs Lb' Lcc, . . I Gu is , r , , , W ' , , n r r, : i,, , ' r re' H' .n Alm Tor: n, Mc,c' v Hr'- ' P5502 Q - , . . . . , . r rr rr. rr - - rr - - s - - O r - r , . R : ,HrzSt'tt ,B.Ol ,B ,T r' ,K .n.R IB l F5t',F.Jhsn,Tr ,Bw's,5 ' , . 3:Mr Ha rn' n, Ro ' , R'd , Wil , J. S , D Vr , Engb 3, Sa 3. Ro 4: E, Pt ,Schw ln pt, S' Ser, . , . e n, . r. ,r r. : , , , . , , , , ar cs, . , af . : l ' 'T , . ' r tx E ', LAst, o , , . lso . Llffl w I c cv '1 on n ron r rcn cn nov c wa DC ow Lancs ao o l-lrmmlcr Bar os o nson Cosa ull a av o w arsons cuddc aBcl L rcnne wd as usscn Max cll Handley Row 4 S Olson Wcrnar ano W nou st To gcson Lunoc be 3 c son a crson nrc ow ood oppc akr uCi nc o r r Lo w 6 Kagcno ng r c v vc n rn Cn on u w X our fats Colombo Co uns 'ns c s C St nso also put on a style show wrth 'che Blue Tru and the Sensor Farewell Party Sophomore and junror gurls are elrglble lor membershrp rn Srlver Tn Meetings are held every Tuesday alter school Mrss Haberman and Mrss Kramer are the advrsers who have lent 'fherr counsel and encouragement when It was needed The emblem ol Silver Tru as a blue trrangle with a blue and srlver world srgnrfyrng the world wrde scope ol the Y Teen organrzatron OFFICERS P csrdcnt F rn Lrndstrom Vrce prcsrd nr Germarne Brycr Sacrcfary Joyce Lund Treasurer Jaclcre Lehman lnler Club Ccunc l Shrrlcy Sampson Please, will you go to the dance7 lt Isnt funny McDonald utson B Olson N slund B cslrclc L s o McDon o Ro :K llcy Elrtmar Mar ', J. A ocrs ,J. A dcs , H llg , l-lag , E'slrnc, Sa lg, S l- J . R 2: t ', Ma 'cr, , t h, J.Jh , rt,L ,Klb,T l r. Ro 3:P ,S r,L 'lr Hvll,B r, Do ,R rn , w , . 1 . 4 ' d, Str ', r 1 r l, r -r , J, Nl ,P tt ,K ' . R 5: W ', H v, B ' B 1 r R th Pa1l,Scarlc,Glllan, ken, Dahl. Ro : ' rl Blsno ,, Bcvvlcc, Ro rc', E gstro , C. Ols , L. Ncls , O lst, Knutscn. Ro 7: Ell Xfrlscn Hao' st, c r, , ll Wfrllra , Pct ' L C, ' n. I I A V A . ., . C V II ' ll ll ' I ll ' 1 Kn- , , , a , .Brown Tait v ' , mo K' m, al . E471 w I Ab cht rvansc s a coc o o n w ru n rtrrs n O n u N mr rz on na w r z soh c r rams r: c son so ann v r er son ur Sfanl Mo gan Row 5 Dob at bahdst o orost om F l 1 rr r. rw a atcn E Nc o w 6 M :too H tc c r o c so on an O nes f John on Blue Trl The Blue Tn led by Darlene Fretter and advised by Mrs Gossell Mass l-leath and Mrss Leigh as one ot the most actrve clubs rn school The garls have many actlvltues dunng the year This year they had a slumber party at the YWCA tor the gurls who drd not mlss more than two meetings The Blue Tru also organlzed a square dance wuth Srlver Tn and l-lr Y This Easter they held services at Our Redeemers Lutheran Church All the puprls and the taculty from Roosevelt were Invited to attend For money malcrng projects they held a tlower sale In the sprung A booth was set up w I G n rr n o K onso R W 2 L tkvold Blaylocx B Petcrso Dredge H ndcralce Lanostro can Llno Row 3 Koop M O on M an B Ols M E lcvcson Row 4 LaRue Knutson Lund n Klttrldge uollwl ze :olrhg e ossum Sc ow btcv ns owlcr teco MePhe son lletson ov w c n e G Swanson c g La so J Wcobe Ga Ro : ' rc , So'-:M L. S l rl M' . Gosscll, Frcttcr Cr d' k Sw r J. Petc'sc . Ro 2: K gcr, F. A gersof Ma re , Llllv, Hartma' G ll- wf gr, M. Ols ,Sa Cen, Ro 3: Flctcnc , G. N l l, M W ll , D. P t ' K. Han ,J. Nelson, Knaoo, V. Brown. Row 4: LeBo tllre' .S 'tn G'lif1th,C c , G'lb t ,B rvelstcr, . -Z., r , : r Z, ' r ' r, N ' ., , Efclso, M eller, Cr l ', Bra . . ls '. Ro : - , r ' cck, Sicamcs, E. Peterson, Ch lst on ' F, Evefs , Tom 1 l s c s . . . . , I D I - I I , Ro 2 crvals, Anocroerg, Miss Heath, Stcenso , M. Jonlso , B r , A' n, 0 1 c , ', . n, ' , 1 r, ' rf, Olmst B, . : Nernclm, . ls , .Larson Dowl d, . on, . ' l. : , , gre , ' ,P t ' u ' r n, R . , neoer. R 5: ' e B ,S r l, E S he, G. Nelson. Ro 6: H lgre , Haug , M Ich, . , Lino- C' , M. ' rr, . r, r,S5. E493 Cabinet members, hard at worlc7 Ing Olrnst ad Petter Bu Standing B rlc J Carson Aas in the tront hall and several girls sold gar denias carnations and roses to one and all They also held a candy sale at which they sold every single little piece Besides carrying on all these projects they give up part ot their time to worlc at the Society tor the l-lard ot l-learing At the little cup tray tavors At another meeting Y Teens, planning another dance mg wa on a S alto ending N 3 L OFFICERS a C s r Aasv asu ' JL Mvrc they toolc drastic measures and had a Slim and carrot sticlcs were served tor retreshment owl Crn ucttnrr Aasv a C n v ow n ay 'r on w 3 er ian c J 'z rs wan 'nan ow oonn orcorarr W Sl W H OVT TVTOV VT cn on w 3 Wbc I ll 1 f Sitt : c , rr -N Qffngr, Sitt' 1 L. S 's , T' tcncr, t ':. ' : o , , I , xg, St ' : T- tro R. Oswr E. Swnssn Eve. ' - Frcsrdcrff . , Darlene Fruit: ' ' A ' Vcc-prcsdent . . , Jo n ar 3 , Secretary . . , ..,. , . ,A lane . ' ' ' Trq 'cr . . . . Cato-:ring Buc.tr'c 4 , i n Ictsrfli tu 'qiunc , . arll . B ' . , . ,, . Valentine's Day Party they made darling ming Session. There were many exercises R : ir. , B , cy J. C rlson, Mrss Leigh, Miss Soor . C. Paulson, H3 : .R 2: Rcffrvg B. Mwrztvg 'Xfrzvqart Petro: MQK ', M. A ccrsc' Rrcharos .Ro :T 'g d, S tri l., Strard Parris, B. Hari , T. S son. Nc. n. R 4: Bl C ,Krrtfsom Vickers Briscoe, Claws, .3 lono, Ro 5: B. E 'cks 4 M' , Lv ', I, Berg, Dubisar, Brier, G. J cs, Ro 6: Holm, Osbcrg Ba Q, Barnett Fowl-Cr, Kraft S. c br' Neuman lit U 0 l-l Future Farmers of Amerlco tormed I945 and rs part ot the age natronal organrzatron Ambrtrous members attend the state conventron and rudgrng con tests Some compete urn the annual Flax Es says The motto ot the group as Learnrng to The National Ctfncers Tallc to Roosevelt Students S FALL OFFICERS SPRIN o Leo Pot ay A a vKl Bl c C O Do Dorng to Learn Earning to Lrve Lrvrng to Serve To be able to jorn the club the prospec trve member must be enrolled rn Agrrculture have a tarmrng program memorrze and sub scrrbe to the F F A creed and recerve a ma rorrty vote tronn the members There are tour ranks he can then vvorlc tor Green l-land Chapter Farmer State Farmer and Amerrean Farmer A pun rs awarded to members ot the trrst three ranlcs and a golden lqey as awarded to Amerrcan Farmers Thus year Mr Lulce advrser ot the club B Il l-leyn Jrm Roverud Leo Potvrn and Bull Olson went to Kansas Cnty where they repre sented the Roosevelt chapter at the National Convention Each member has a tarm practrce pro gram and several work on tarms durrng therr summer vacatrons They enjoy their worlc and trnd rt very educatronal Row I: Rovcrad, l-lauc' R. lscn l-lcv' F:tvln Knne, Alb' g't, Berg, Arons:'. Row 2: Mr. Lara E. Arovson, l-lates Felt Sherpa' El. anson, Aus a': K. Nclsc' Rapcore J, Jacobsen Taylor. Row 3: Wcolsc. l-law: l'latch,LonP1t,'st J. Pctcfso' Colccrt N g usc',Srn1thstad Lau: g Dann, l-lrncs. Q fx XJ L-go P tvr' Frcs dent v n The Roosevelt chapter ot the F.F.A. was ell Hfrn Vff'0'fSdf'i Blll HW . . 1 Art Kelly Ab'ght Sadat ry A't KClyJ brrght ln r Jerry Klum Tre sure' Jerry mg H . . , . D lOls r' RQ ortr' Bl' 'SC' 1 I - I H . . . . . . , . r r X - - - I Row I: Krng, Caftwwgnt Lacxcv, Bakvousc, Lcwrs. r ' Row 2: Rovcruc, Colocrt, Sherpa' Smcstao, Potvrn, Ma mson. . . . . . , ' r - . I I I n I E503 'low I Faber Jacobsen Anansen Scaberg Weber M Weum Abrams Cl Cssen Ber man Row 2 P Nelson D Olson EDIGFICI Osbvrs MGCKCV r n Berg n ow3 o n n nt J o n C e e son ow etc s n az k cha o n A E ckson Su e s ca Jacobson R w 5 Manocll F x B Ol en I on R ndc son L on or er R w K tclhut Paton O e He sc E n a tell Koller Sorensen K Swensen OFFICERS The Roosevelt branch ot the Hr Y under the leadership ot Mr Weum IS one ot the oldest and the largest clubs rn the school The club rs made up ot a number ot clubs wrth each group lrmrted to seventeen members Three meetrngs of the month are held rn the homes ot members and the tourth rs a com blned meeting ot all clubs called an all school or tellowshrp meetrng lt one tultrlls the qualltlcatrons ot mem bershrp successtully he rs assrgned by the Membershrp Committee and the Cabrnet to either actrve or associate membership As socnate members are expected to attend all school meetrngs and partres Because the number ot active members taxes to capacity the average home associate members do not attend weekly meetings In homes As soon as places are avarlable associate members are assigned to active membershrp The club gives each member a I-lr Y prn which rs In the shape ot an Inverted triangle whose sides represent body mind and sprrrt The club platform rs as tollows Clean Lrvrng Clean Speech Clean Sportsmanshrp and D111 Prcsldent Wllluam Weber Davrd l-l ll Vree presrdent Bob Abrams Bob Ob rg r Kra rn Treasurer Cergeant at A ms Chaplarr Clean Scholarship The new l-lrY building across from school has almost been com pleted MCA Plans of the Roosevelt Webs: t o orkmen . : ,,,, , r. , 4 rl , rc . : . Q. 4 , X , , . Be gi , i ,R :F wlerl Welsh, E. Swense ,Colli , Ka rrd, Br w ,Dredg , A. P t r .R 4: P r o , Gr zrnr, l r so , . rr , th rx Soh , , o : ' , o, . s , vers , .A r , int ,R. Ols ry Towl . o 61 e , , , b rg, I th, lvi . M r- . , b .., . ..... ,..... . . ' i ' ' Secretary .....,, . ... .. . ..,.,,, ... Bob Abrams . I .,.. ,.,,. ......,. ,,,. . . . . .,, - c, - - ' . .. ., , .....,.., ,. e ' I .. . .... ..,...Kal eer . - rr - 'I ' Y. . . . T r, w w r Il'llll. I I S-J I r A T' I 1' ' ' T as I I T 1 I I ' Red Cross Spurred on by the encouragement ot Mass Marranna Farseth the Red Cross challced up another successtul year at Roosevelt Last tall pupals urged by homeroom representa trves contrrbuted enough artrcles to frll seventy grtt boxes which were sent to needy chrldren rn Europe For the thrrd consecutrve year the Red Cross pennant was awarded to Mrss McGraths homeroom tor the largest contnbutron rn the tund drive Room 336 walked ott with the coveted award by donat rng 40 O3 IH the campargn thus year Mass Lergh s advisory came rn second wuth 23 Although these rooms toolc top honors all the students at Roosevelt are to be congratu lated on thenr splendid response when the Red Cross aslced therr and lt as unseltrsh grv :ng and rs truly appreciated by those who need help Representatrves tor the Red Cross are elected rn each homeroom The job ot these workers rs to keep the students rntormed on the actrvrtres ot the Red Cross and to enlist therr and when rt rs needed Every month tour delegates chosen trom these members at tend a meetrng ot representatives trom all the schools rn the county where they drscuss ways and means ot malcrng the Red Cross tunctron more ettncrently The bug clrmax ot the year rs the Sprung Banquet held at the Radrsson l-lotel tor the delegates and spon sored by the Sensor Red Cross Red Cross campaign champions Room 336 L Row I: G'egory Brrscoc, E, Peterson Lcnoaulst Mrss Farseth, C. Johnson Hcmccf LaBcllc Eomunos. Row Z: l'lCnry' Bcwcs Smwalbe Tracy, Rrcha':s J. Carlsen Bctzola Braylcv. Row 3: Fenton Cocnrane Esberg B. Anderson, B' '1 Storoal, Sifcber. Row 4: Mfg, Rocrrrson Tessrwcr, M. Larson Bas' D Crt, LJ h 5 Lovoerg, Row 5: Bowler 14 O L- :gre PW' 5 Ma't-nsor, Su l van. Row 6: Felt, Kruger E, Nelson, Hamm 'gson Cha V rrx' Kiel ut, Pc. Evanson. r ' - , . . . I A I Sitting: Schlcber, Rosscan, Balfanz. Standing: Miss McGrath! Elliot, .Olsory Hitchcocx. . , . . . S li'-Q Nohonorl Forenslc To do the best one can do Th s rs the these ambrtrous students certarnly llve up to It Thrs club was tormed rn I93O Requrre ments tor entry are extra currrcular partrcrpa tron In speech and debate and drama actrvr tres wrth drtterent schools Latch on to the affirmative sms.. FALL OFFICERS SPRING This club however as not all worlc and no play The members rnvaded the home ot therradvuser Mr I. Osterhus on two drtter ent occasrons one a prcnrc and the other a party Some ot the trnps talcen by the students Included Buttalo where Rodney Nelson won an excellent rating rn extemporaneous speak Ing Concordia and Minneapolis Southwest Marshall Central Patrick I-Ienry and North Wrnnre Dosch won an excellent ratrng In hu morous readings In Drstrrct I7 The club s emblem rs a Key which stands tor character and protrcrency rn speech Each year an award as given to the student who rs the most outstanding In speech All rn all our National Forenssc club rs an actrve and ambltrous group ot students who are doing their best to carry out therr motto Do the best one can do Row I: Jacobsen, Berg, Collrns Dosch. Row 2: Hcnsvaw, Twartcs! Llbbv, R. Nclscn, Gcrvars. W1nnrc Dosch Prcs dent Wrnnlc Dosch ,, ,, , , I-Ioward Svcrnann Vlcc-prcsdcnt Tom Collins ' l Dave Darclrus Sccrctary Jaclc Chestnut motto ot the National Forensic club, and IW COIIIHS Tffdwrfr ROCIHCY NCISOH . . . . Barry Byncll Sergeant-at-Arms Thomas Twalte Mr. Ostcrhus, Dosch, Collrfg, . If , V ' . . . .K , . . Y 1 li Q9 :I X Agressive Fighting for the Right Is the Noblest Sport the World Atfordsf' TR. C. 2 X ,,,.,, qfj. :Wifi ,, fi S xf 6 W X... K--X5 6044 if o 1 C'- f 'bvnmh TQ... Yke---71 J fd 'z nf. 'M ,WA X 4 wwf r L W 'i ? a ' as 'WM Wm ig if ff '11 1' .1 ,,. ,,.. HM 5 .H I-I WA Footbcn II At the begnnnnng ot the season the experts sand that we would tnnnsh no better than tntth olace Atter a lot ot drnllnng and drnvnng Cnty and the Twnn Cnty Champnonshnp Led by Co captanns Ron Morton and Bnll Weber the Teds tought thenr way through the regular schedule wnth 7 wnns and I oss In he Twnn Cnty game wnth St Paul John son Roosevelt won I4 to O Atter Bnll Weber recovered a blocked Icnclc Ron Morton ran tor a touchdown The score at the end ot the tnrst halt was 7 to O In the second halt Mor ton threw a pass to Dennns I-Iutt tor a touch best player nn the Twnn Cnty game Twenty members ot the team wnll gradu ate thns year however a tew good players trom the B squad wnll help bolster next year s team gXX, ZW 4.7 P . ' K, f Y v ax ' . 2 3 n '34 l , ,W ' Q Row I: Hutt Lenrvan Hnll, Hanuna Do-vc 'v Ustow, I-Iaggfnx WnIr'cs Bcc-1 Bcsmccrn Gnlccrt, uIt3'en. Row 2: E. Aroc'sc' Moron McI'nc'rc, Faca- 'srz Jo'aa'I Dopson, , nocrscn Nas fc, Sfcoc, Mr. Gowan-s. I ' ' I ' however, the Roosevelt eleven won the Co- down, making it I4 to O, I-Iulit was named the I n . . y , , t ' ' ' . - . R I: Kolstao, Sncvcrs, Roch' rn: J A' c'sor, Kocw, R. L 's P, Shelso, R5 CV 'cfowcn Tullcn D. Nvlanocr. Row : arnc' Wcoc' fa'I:u? t, bigg ' o S-II ., B ,B II R I o Fox M2 H Iro, . 1 f .V 5 M , gf' jqfz ff. 1 'y K ' f 11 A z- M, t 4 ff 1, E561 LQ 'wi x ii wl rr rr w2Wrrrw n ccos CL Tansa 1 o cw3 wso unq Row The Gowcrns Plan Al Cowans trve year plan whrch grves Roosevelt a tootball champronshrp every trve years came through one year ahead ot schedule lt has been sard ot thus squad that rt was one ot the hardest worlcrng the easrest to work wrth and the scrapprest group ot boys that Al Gowans and Sam l-lalron have ever coached at Roosevelt Vrctors After Twrn Cnty Game w I M c C cw l S g 'W 1 lvl son a Aro rson Wayn B Cx Ronad B vars Jarnts n a Carlqu st Larry U P r D nnclly Thomas olun t aq Ronn l' nnula Brad y l-l l Dgwr l-lbtt Dtnnrs U Q n Haro darl Rfn Koch Raul Kolstao L Roy Larson Rob rt TERME 'rD lu N I 9 L rnan Thomas lvl n ny Nlrc a 'Na und Roy yano R d v J r hroan ergt rn o Rc a VT Dav GNL Smlczc rud Da Su l van M lm Lavvr nc Uotor' Glenn W ram r oc Mar rn S cttcr C Sam and Al Look Over the Prospects 'H VON X . 'RT , 'ra K A S sg A ,s, vt it 2 K Q , ,. ' UW. X 1 . I vc. 4, g Y M Q, K 1 A W 'six g l f, Y ' 5' 'R . W ' wif ,A Y ' i 3? X.: 4 gg i 9- V Q K is 4 ' ly , V L, A ,, Ro 3 Moc , Upgrcn, Aronso , Uklcclbrwg Brown, Hams, Thclirrann Frrglrrstatr. Ro 1 cs cr, Jo sson, SL . , Hclna Grrcp, Fr d'll Qnitnrvall, U t F Yoong1urst,R :L-:Mn Fo' R. ' ry Kcllczy LL gtg Unt M' R S :tr Bzuwxn, Kolsmfr. 4: La. 11 las Swrta r, Vcss Gestalson Boho Ft:l1,For5,R Swnvsf-n. L ET - 50 I Ands' ,J nk gn , , Q , Q Cl or , ' ln cl Y I Bcsnwchn, Clarcnc-3 'Mo'tor, Ronald - ' ' Q r 1 ,l S: I . I . I ' 5 ,, - N l in lchar' Bycll B rry 'Ra org, cornf , , Roe Z, Gr' n I , cbsor,Yh1rna: Ro uf, r h rd C , f Sam bt, Ja ms ' Fr ,' d, Ed Shclso d ' ' - G1bQr,Dalc3 S pvers, F all l-l Van, Te V46 , li ' ' fa, , lc' l , i ' ' , 1, 'd Tu' at Q Q ' - H lg, L ld Wt:bL , ,ll jg: V ,Qld W'c'c'Qn, trn , W' L ,John A V R A '-sCC:'o L -'gf fa im V Ro : ofton, W b ', R 2: Hutt, H: Rave 'wg nug emo, Mr, H.I ,Mx Gowarrs, 7-23, P Q me V W f r ,R 5 , j M, ROOSEVELT 7 HENRY 6 Roosevelt recovered erght tumbles and Den Hutt pulled down tour passes Thus led from the Henry three Roy Naslund h trrst game then lclclced has most rmportant pornt atter touchdown ROOSEVELT 26 SOUTHWEST 7 The team really began to roll on thas one Ron Morton looked especrally good l'l scored two touchdowns and ran and passed well dursng the whole game Because ot hrs tune play he was named Back of the Week ROOSEVELT 20 WASHBURN I3 The score was tied up thrrteen to thrrteen Then Dale Snuggerud grabbed the lcrclcott and wrth the and of Paul Koch who cleared the last taclcler out ot has path raced erghty yards down the treld to score ROOSEVELT 7 MARSHALL 0 Dale Snuggerud recovered a lcrclc bloclced by Paul Koch rn the end zone tor a touch down and Farrell Srevers lcrclced the extra point Koch who played a tune game at guard was named Lune Man of the Week , Q Snuggcrud x ' Nas no to Ron Morton's touchdown on an end run vi . , in is Morto' Ame' 1 1- T T Morton ' . e ETSI ROOSEVELT I3 CENTRAL 20 Agarnst Central the Teds suttered therronly deteat After we had recovered a tumble Ron Morton scored and made the score I3 I3 Then Central s Jrrn Dardrs went 90 yards on a lcrclcott return Thus play lost the game ROOSEVELT I3 NORTH 0 The Roosevelt lrne led by Raul Koch Bull Weber Jerry Ravelrng and Denny l-lutl trampled North s ottense so completely that North s deepest penetration was to our 27 Jrrn Bevans and Ron Morton gave us a brIl lant backtreld punch ROOSEVELT 20 VOCATIONAL 7 Once agarn the Ted grrdders rolled up an other vrctory to lceep us tred wrth Edison tor the crty ttle On a spectacular 80 yard run Morton scored our second touchdown Bevans passed to Sullivan tor our trnal score ROOSEVELT I8 SOUTH 0 ln a very decrseve vactory over South the Teddy grrdders although one year ahead ot Al Gowans trve year plan gave Roosevelt another crty charnpronshrp Morton trnlshed hrs playing at Roosevelt by talcrng rndrvrdual scorrng honors rn the crty Koch Mclncrnvv ' , . . Q-q ' . . , 5. - I I - I . . T . 'T MM, SuIIIvan ax . , . . ,Mg ju., . Sevens Q . V A 1.41. I I I I I I I I . Morton I I , . I lf'9J Row IZ S it. , Tuckcr, G. Fox Dvkstia B cwkaw, l.aBclic, l-lawk. Row 2. Pal ,... sf Bofro, G an Morrison, Gnntri 5, Hoc! L :'i Row 3: B.c:'c H RJ...- iv Btssctt, G. Dncstra, Lcnman, G. Anooson, M. Fox R, Anderson Mgz ar l ii Swimming For the tirst time in the history ot Roose- velt High School, the swimming team, under the time coaching ot Toy Jambeck, won both the city and the Twin-City high school swim- ming championship. For the past three years, Coach Toy Jam- beck has been building tor this team, which tinished the season with the outstanding record ot tourteen victories and no deteats. The deciding point ot the season came when the tankers swam against Washburn, who was their hottest rival tor the city championship. Following true to torm they defeated Wash- burn, 44-3l. Atter winning the city title, the locals walked ott with the Twin-City title by de- teating St. Paul Central, 5I-24. Dick Glad got the most points ot the sea- son tor the Teds. Gary Dykstra won second place: Jerry Raveling won third, and Jon Palmquist tourth. Cleve Tucker and Mylo Fox did the diving chores tor Roosevelt. Both showed good torm throughout the season. Co-Captains Bob Bassett and Jerry Ravel- ing, along with tive other seniors, will be lost by graduation: however, there will be seven Swimmers Get Pep-talk Before Marshall Meet Fox, Rayclfg, Bassett 'Au Jarrzocc-1 Hawk. Championship Form in the Twin-City Meet Tucker. lettermen returning to next year's team. Thus next year's outloolc loolcs good tor Roosevelt. Although most ot the meets were held at the some meets including the Twin-City meet, were held at the University pool. The team also went down to Winona, where they deteated a good Winona team, 49-25. SWIMMING RECORD I949-50 R'fT1f3EvtlT Ei VOCATTONAI. 17 PUQSHXKLT QE'-QVPAL 3 ROQSEVELT 4 Tl'f3?TH 75 PQQSEVELT 4 WVINONA Pi FTTOSEVFLT U HI li P'fTf7StVtLT tif7iSO'sl IFWP i PQOSEVELT 4 YVASPEURTN Ei PQQSEVELT 4 BLAKE 32 RCCSEVELT HENRY 3' ROQSEVELT BOUT! V RQOSEVELT T SOUTHWEST . U ROCSEVELT liAARSl-lAl.L 4 RQCSEVELT VUEST ROCSEVELT Sv, 3AUl. CENTRAL Q LETTERMEN-I949-50 A'34,'S'U,G-'33 'fiao Dil Rav-W 'J Bfa.mtt Bob 'htofl Rig, Sim-fa'i fa 'B,vj',g -3, Ky' L-Zhnwao TT' Tuilce' Cuf- 'f.rst'a Gaw Len, G:-zo - 'Fo Ntf 'paimoust '-.s:-'N 35'T' S Pau' -:nw Co-captain Gets a Dunlcing L15-: -g Foy Boise rs 3 -1:-c'v G. D.-std Another Championship Trophy 12'-:air Rave I-g Bzssrtk The Coach Gets Dunlced After Winning Title ! 1 J ,ig Lak ic, Bassett B. D.-sire Fox, Lien, B.u:'r'e Mr. Jamcczf T 're' -if M as QDTIQES All-s A0 A Basketball Thus years basketball team was coached by Mr Courtney and was captauned by Den ny l-lutt who was one ot the outstandung players un the cuty The team tued tor tutth place The team reached uts pealc un the Washburn game whuch they won un an over tume by a score ot 47 to 44 The boys won theur turst sub dustruct game agaunst l-lenry Huff Scores agaunst North rfnu Fughtung for the Ball agaunst South but lost to Marshall un the dustruct game Thus year s turst team was made up ot Den ny l-lutt Ken Fransen Bob Kalb Duck l-lol land Tom Craug and Ron Morton The B squad was coached by Mr Blalce and was sparlced by Ken Swensen, Gordy Kolstad, and Jerry Sward lt too had a yery good season The team toolc turst place un the cuty along wuth Southwest and North 1 Q. 1 Q E3 T V T2 KJ, u 4 V . 5 1 x Y - Q . ' Row I: Panse' Nclsc' Were' HJ' Craug Kap Hculans. Row 2: Haicr- Mgz' 1, J: sc' Morton 3. Ancrsc' C. Accascn R. Sorensen Ncreruzicr Ac-sc' Nas J: Wc'g Mg' Row 3: Mxfcqtr-xt Dom Swrsor' Sjyfw D. Swrsoc Jc'sa' WC' na' Mama Ccwugan B. Hanso' R. Eucksc' M' Barr, - u u - l Hou fog Hcleni, XX . :u' -434. X . , . 9, If I V V - LETTERMEN Anderson, Bruin Andcrson Craxg Torn EransLn KLn HL Tend DCR Huf D nns Johnson Uyd KM Rob L Tnme Out for Roosevelt -I949 Morton, Ron 'XIasTur'd Roy on Noriqndcr Har Wd r nson R v V Wx T w I s o 3 a n Jgcobso Going Up for a Rebound fi O R E S ROOSEVELT ROOSEVELT ROOSEVELT ROOSEVELT ROOSEVELT ROOSEVELT ROOSEVELT ROOSEVELT ROOSEVELT ROOSEVELT I9 E I ON JARSHALL SOU E HENRY NORTH WASP-BURN VOCATTONAL CENTRAL SOUIHWE WEST ,Can . , , ' , NCTS , PMT - , Y W W O Si , T So Q , :but ' T, w T Suiir gn, MTM ' , Lg Xxfcbv, TT ann b, VT Q.-mm T-'ttf' N.x5M.n 1, HHH, Fung, fr, Anwvsnn Mwvtwn. C11 k WQCLT' Mytcn Pafsv' SC - 49 E 3C 3 SON 35 M Y' 40 ' T 3 3E 'L BT 4' 1 ffl 43 4C Y 'ST 54 Ro 1 PGH LLu'L1bl.zni, KmT51.xd Swanj, Smns.-1. Szifwnzx Yong :Just EL-' , RCW 23 'Wifi' MS KU' UWTC' 53' 7 S-3YT'f 3T T TW-'51 OT f Si' n ,Vc5sCy, Row 3: Mu BT Kc, R. NQTSO , P, Ndson, N nu Rv' Lgvqg E' F-55 E-:rs Equvfifz Mx PcJ'S: . bij MQW.. Row I:5':.w Sztnfc Parcf Mcwls Berg- M' Eggv Row 2' B ' 'na' Larson Rolls His Opponent R, c3's:'. .V '.:tQN,.,. i Mc.. V, . Skiing For the tirst time in many years, the leds skiing coach, Mr. Eggan, had no lettermen returning trom the year betore. The skiing team started trom scratch and went on to place second in the city, and sixth in the state. Because many ot the skiers on this year's squad are sophomores, we look torward to a good season the next two winters. Some ot the skiers who looked good this year are Bob Velve, Bob Kellogg, Ralph Iver- son, Gordon Sathre, Sherman Baklund, and Clarence Besmehn. LETTERMEN-I95O Trying to Switch Against Henry Bigsww Craft-fr Saw.: Ggfaaf DA ff f15h6f'- lv':'s:' Raph Vevrg Ribyt Wrestling This year's wrestling team, under the coaching ot Mr. Curran, made a tine showing. The team took Co-City Championship with Washburn and l-lenry. During the season they lost only one dual meet. Next year looks like a good year tor the matmen with only tive lettermen graduating and with titteen coming back tor the grunt and groan sport. Row I: Ukkclbcrg, Pvdsrrson, Sghieoc, Elan-icq Horton, Cunningham, George, Schiff, Cl!-jssin, Solic, Row 22 Sablv Vcrhovcn, E. An so M o ll Larson, Mtlncrny Fritzlug, Day, R. Johnson, R. Gustafson, Row 3: Grimes Mg Ostroot Bwlcrr, Porrrwn Upton, Kos' B. Nelson W s Srooi S T,rlcr W, Anderson, Ficdcll, M: Curran. Outstanding Men A tew boys had outstanding records through city competition. Jim Elander had seven victories and no deteatsq both Ronald Johnson and Terry George had six victories and one deteat. Besides malcing good in the city meets, the team also came through in the regional, held here at Roosevelt. Jim Elander, Terry George, Jim Schiebe, Richard Fritzlce, Bob Larson, and Wayne Anderson were the six boys that placed in the regional and went to the state. LETTERMEN-I950 'Anderson W'aync Gustafson, Ronaid Schicbc, Jarrtcs B'alcCr, James Hartcn, Richard Schultz, Albert Cunningham, Darwin 'Johnson, Ronald Solie, Art Day, Maynard 'Larson, Robert Tuller, Larry 'Elanden James Mclnernv, Milfe 'Upton Glenn 'Fritzlce, Richard Peterson, Richard Verhovcn, John 'George Terry Romero, Ri:hard '-Qqond lgffgy The Regional Winners and their Coach Getting a Rub-Down Between Rounds Mx Csrran, Cunning-am, Elanoc' Ccfwgc. W. Anderson, R, Larson, Fritzlfc, Schicbc, George, Elandcr, Mr.Curran. wl Dobson J c dc pt o ao c ic och oo oh Sathc Colbct Hockey Led by co captains Jim I'-laeg and John season with a tune record ot six wins and three losses At the start ot the season the Teddies were named by local writers as the team to beat This prophecy proved to be true as the Teds played outstanding hoclcey throughout the season The pealc ot play was reached when the locals tied a strong Central six who C len cso ow o C coc S y Nvla uc LETTERMEN 949 Andtrson John Nylandu Dick Clem Lylc Ro hrdanz Georg Dobson Tom Sathcr Doug Johnson Tom Scuddcr Paul Sclby Rober nt crr Wickorcn Marten Johnson D ck Mc ullum R nr-y Viliams Erc scco f1 LMC later went to the state tournament Although the squad will lose some lcey men by graduation next year s team will be bol stered by many veterans ot this year wl F uc con a n a ason auson w o on ox n sn c o c Ska x, . W I f Q ,r Ro 2 , .S .id r, cc-ca ., Haig c -c t., Klin , D. Swenson, P. Sccdo r McCul Sh'l .R Z: Mr. L bd ll Wi k r n clbg hi r, J. An: 'son Clair , R r nf, T. J nson r r. -l -50 - - - , ', c i , N c Scudder, the Teddy puclcsters finished the -Hsfguim -sfuddcf. Jalm . i ' , t ' Kli ' J' y , ' C ' i, C . fl , i I 'A 'i. lr r . , . Q I - , . Ro 1 ilioclc, Lindgren, T. MQC il rn! E, N ls ,B. C rlso , W hl, Sw d ,S. P l .Ro 2: D. J hns ,C, F ,Aronso , l-lu ti , L wis, R. Kline Tn rr'1Mr. urug, E561 e uony Q 4' stv c L ec uc e s Row 2 nnct na ay F c s XX! T1 Ab rn o ed ae w oss e eff au r-oss M eson y no Page a M Pete so Gym Team As a reward the team got warm up jaclc Tlwrs years gym team was one ot the best that Roosevelt has ever bad Tlwe team toot Trrst place rn all classes rn tl'1e erty and state and presented seven new troplrres to ttre selwool Everyone on tlne team deserves equaleredrt tor tl'1e etrampronslwrp but Elmer Swensen James Clwlebecelc and Pat Stewart were tlwe outstandrng gymnasts ets wrttr a elwampuonslwrp emblem and tlrerr names sewed on CLA Alnrert Harry Brnlr Edward Cbrsty Kennett' Dymolce Clnarles Hemmrng Paul S ensen Elmer CLA Albrczlwt Artl'u Anderson Jerry Anderson Jolwn S Burt Tlwomas Perfect Form on the Parallels Fast Action on the Horse S en Vlwlebeeek ttrem Clnlrbee lc James Ellrs Vernon Grossman Jerome Lndgr n Rober Lottteld Roger Maeln Eranlcln Paulson Jam s S rue Patrelc Tuclcer Clev Welsh Robert CLA Ad ms Russell Albreclnt Jam s ter lrvrn Dav Maynard Eoss Albert Frerrehs Roger l'leyne Eugen: Moe Jolwn Page Edward elrerb James S ewart Patrick Strnar Gene Thomsen Tomar Vrudny Robert seeo o lette NL., New Row I: Adlcrns, Ma ly V' 4Sorlr', E. Sw .nsenl Crm ,S lvrrbe Aubr nt, T kr' T. Thomsen, E.lr. :Hervrrr.rrg, A- r,S1l rl H 'neu r rreh, Day, els , I right, Lrncgr. , L Ttflrl' C I r. Ro 3: Gr man CFI b lr J. P lson, T Ce J. And r Drrvokc J. A 'e'sor-N Bunk! , Slew rt, r. . r rr. t I 4 ' A ' B- ss ' E .1 , Ca 3 I I L I ' , T I ,. ' T , ' . .' - 2 r ' r E , L . ' r - s ' - 1 T . I . I y V C V N J o l' , r 5 H Q, e - - C t I I c- s s , r , - lv , 1 r J I T , V D- ss T , X - k X s ' T , , C - ' ' r E. w scn. , ' . 3 , ,,s,, M.. aw- T --,,,,5,fn- ' as-all lf 7:1 wl Nasl d D s C John on cso andcr Mcfullcm Kng dluno Dobson Row 2 Crossman Johnson Acson E cson present squad captarned by Clyde Johnson Nr? lla! 9: Sannoson R ch danz No la de y L n w Joh son We o X 555 L V641 QQS Ziff! n on Sch sic Rr: tmcc Sorcnson Nylande M Courncy Baseball Last years baseball team ended In second place In the Southern DIVISION Durrng the season the team met mrslortune Captarn Bruce Anderson was out lor 2 games wrth an Injury and a few of the boys had sore arms The team lost I3 lettermen ol last year s squad It has 6 lettermen returnrng The IS made up of Iunrors lor the TERMEN Alexson Ken Arderson Bruc Anderson Don Anderson en Anonsen Gene Berndt Bob Irc s B Fra dlund Ed Grossman Herman Johnson Art most part Johnson Johnson Medv Naslund Prree Ralph Srrany Mrlce Steenson Doug Utecht Gene Wo ner Bll second lette th rd ette C yd Tom Tom Roy l63il ROOSEVELT ROOSEVELT ROOSEVELT ROOSEVELT ROOSEVELT ROOSEVELT ROOSEVELT ROOSEVELT SCOR Prac'cIcIng Put Oufs at T Johnson Alcxson Fredlu Battmg Prachce E FIYSL VIC SOUTHWEST WASHBURN WEST SOUTH SOUTHWEST WASH BURN WEST SOUTH Mr Cou tney C Johnson Nasluno D Qks QL X Hn A Nw , - K f ' 1 xl ,T 6 .gfity X Il I .A V' .A I . , lfff I S. li iff I , ' 2 f' sk . , ' I A I ' nf, 1.4 SIVIUL is . E 7 1' 3 V 1 . Rf 5 ' .,,g, w, -- S ' YJ f , 1, qi-3 - ' .T I 4' lb' 5 f Q 4 . 1 l fe , K 1 .Q . ,us I 5 is L E Ro Z un , IICR, . 5 , Sh l ,El , W I , FIIII ' J, . Z 1 , T, , l x , II lc I I , C I , I 'I 'r, Sclb, IC . Ro 3: MI. n , I lr rcnx MII 5 , II I, I l r, X rx I. I . V x l',1 RS 1 J ykcjy. I I ,N . . I f I I I LET - 949 , , l c 4 I D I xx I QC! I K , I 1 ' I X , I . gtk ' X ' D D' I, ill ' , I l ' l l, I I l M ll I 0- l l r S- 949 .. , 4 . .. ,..... T5 ... . , , .. , l , . :wiki mx wh A I Rerrkn aw ,,f. r inf w I noc son o c so D v W D c on rll n van s L os a a n a a n 9 H wc so JL D L o Q ggc d a C n c n oo o nson dc P NC O to G nc r Ja bccv Track The Teddy traclcsters led by captarn Jaclc Dean ran their way to place second rn the clty and tourth ID the cuty relays Outstanding worlc was shown by Keith Palmqusst who set a new record tor the mule IU the crty meet Jack Dean and Curt Solly who placed trrst and second respectrvely rn the halt mule and John Vrudny who tred tor trrst place rn pole vaultrng In the crty The I949 low hurdle team set a new record tor the crty and Paul l-ledblom placed thrro on the 440 yard dash Ron Morton and Brll Weber were elected 'fab EJ 31-SP6-5flS7f1 rug d-1375 qlznS'g5Cl.nYff, 156' P co captarns ot the i950 traclc team LETTERMEN no scn G n Baaosgaa d Alvrn C n ardson a t Fc H arf C tstrut k Cfag Thomas can ac Gxgory Kcnncth R bl rn Jaf bson Waldcmar What Was My Tlme7 We c M Yngyc Moton S ggc A Fast Flmsh at the Meet gwn I949 J hrlson l-lov ard Ka b Robert M rton Rona d F mqurst 'Celtl Snuggerud Dale ly Curr Stcrnhagcn Jam Vrudny John Wcbcr Wrllam sccorra 'r tc r m N . fi fl, 'fl ., ' ...- if K: Li 1- in 2. J X N if xt 1 , tv , 1, ,MM ze K EQ! .1 3i f at I wx AL ! i 'I N' . - Q W YS? ' 'X 'T' 4 D as r ... My I - 5 'Q H tdw ., it 5: b. , Q W -few Q' U 42 Q X J' f Ro Z G. A ' 1 R b-rt n, Cl , rl urn, M C rx, P-JVC Ey Row 2: C 'lzuurst Jordahll Chest ut, Mwtor' Co C pt 1 qBcck, Jo' cns Knit lhut. Row 3: Mr. Yngvc, Donnelly Kalb Elvrn, Snu 'u ,Wcot C T was Lcvnan rl w s Mg .' Nu, rr ., . r 1 - I r - I A cf , c c c . , . .f r V . l V 'BM n , W lt'r X 'C V E By -,.ll' l B Y ' al ,, n he .r , Jac r j 'W . Sci , 'ts 'D' , J lc .Had Q ,Paul 2 f ' It It -2 r X ' ft 1ll:Q.'f Row I: N, Swarson, Butler, Franklin, Jacobsow. Row 2: Melcnisedcc' Karp: Da i:i'i Untine-i, Flalvic Hawk-ns Lewis Hclgoc, Krall, M' B lc-nrfan. Tennis This year's tennis team under the new coaching ot Mr. Slcaurud is starting trom scratch. There are no returning lettermen trom last year's championship team, but some ot the prospects that have loolced good so tar this year are Terry Rossman, Dennis Swan, and Kelly Albright. Mr. Slcaurud started a play ott this spring with 34 boys participating. The top eight boys will make up this year's team. LETTERMEN-I949 Albright, Arthur 'Lyser' towel: Gale, Stuart Ottum, Wenoel' 'Heinlce Tom 'Price, Ralph Korn, Dov Roehrdanz, Georg: '-secono letter uftnrrd lcttc Golf Mr. Buclcman's golt team has been held up this year by bad weather. There are no re- turning lettermen, but a tew ot the prospects are Don Wicklander, Gary Butler, and Jim Franlclin. The tirst meeting ot the year tound 40 boys attending so things are loolcing up in that respect. As soon as the golt courses are open the linlcers will be out, getting in shape. LETTERMEN-T949 Morrell, Willie 'Olson Donald 'Nordstrom Robert Swanson, Harry '--s ond letter Looking Over a Wet Course Butlc', Franklin, Mr. Buckman. Row I: Jacobson, Uciclepcrg, Rayek, Ericnson, Swan Anderson, Hilrno, Tuclccu Row 2: Mr, Skauruo, Prichard, Olson, Hcssburg, Dymokc Morriscn, l-loal Kallcr, Dccch, Rossman. .Am , igrsmmi-'SEE Row I: P. Nvlson, J. Jorgensen, Curtis, Swa-a, Cncstnut, G, Anderson, Kalb, Saltz! Ostroot J. Jonnsorr, C. Anderson, McConnell, Tnomas, Cat-:'. Row 2: G' 'Mes MuClIc', Wanly Tusct, Moe, Baaosgaara Prr:cs,Workn1an, Elvin, Martcll,B.Dr'1c's:-' Sao e Koslci WilDJrr1,Widan, Mr. Yngm. Jogging Around Lalce Nolcomis Salty Chestnut, Sword, C, Anderson. LETTERMEN-I949 Curtis, Fred 'Anderson Gene 'Kalb, Robert Cnestnut Jaclc Saltu, Wrlliain Sward. Jerry Tliomas, Le-3 Anderson, Carl Ostroot, James '-second lcttc' Teddy Sets a New Record KH . .' ixtli-lf l r gs X H We X N 5 l Y ' KL tx . fi' -. l ' f V ,Alt ' ' r l 'f' Q, ' ' Q x, X N f ' r Hr' ' 5 ' K 'f A V- iw , x fa., ,VJ ,AQATQBXQ DQ. H. Cross Country Led by co-captains Bob Kalb and Gene Anderson, tlfie team ran its way to place sec- ond in the city, and sixtti in tlwe state. ln regular conterence meets ttie Teds won trom Edison, l'lenry, and Vocational. Altlnougti six ot our top men were witlfilweld trom a dual meet with Soutti, tl'ie team was deteated by only one point. Jerry Sward, who ran the Nolcomis course in ttie tastest time ever res corded tor a Roosevelt soptiomore, and Carl Anderson, wtio was elected next year's cap- tain, will return to bolster next year's squad. ln tlfie state meet, Jerry Sward,,laclcCl1est- nut, and Carl Anderson placed tirst, second. and tlfiird, respectively tor tlre Colonels. Warming up before a Meet Tnomas Ostroot, Kalb. Gurls Sports The gurls gym class has grown every year un popularuty Thus year specual emphasus has been placed upon the untramural program tor gurls Some ot the sports whuch have been teatured thus year are swummung bowlung basketball and badmunton The basketball tournament has really be come a hugh spot un the lute ot the gurls at Roosevelt Thus year atter regular tourna Soccer on the Athletuc Fueld 1 ohv W Gurls Champuon Basketball Team ments were tunushed a ladder tournament was tormed un whuch a team could challenge any other team Thus year a gurls swummung team has been organuzed at Roosevelt It us under the durec tuon ot Shurley Pruce a physucal educatuon major at the Unuversuty ot Munnesota and a tormer Roosevelt student About the only qualutucatuon to be on the team us that you must attend at least ten practuces I , VL ' I I I u , . n I ' F. Erucxson, Sanosvom, Chris ophcrson, Mucllcr. . , . Row I: Buumclstcr, Olmstcac, Ncwgaame Ro 2: K- cj Mt: , Rondcau. u . . . . . u Row I: Knutson, Nordstrom, Schultz, Teigluno, Mur , Lunoy Dosch, l-lcruncssv. Row 2: Miss Buorklund, Ncfhcirn, J. Jolvuson, Neumann, We 'gary Lund- grcn, Peterson, LaRue, Miss ulbur. E721 I2th Grade Volleyball Champs Bowl I ng The new sport ot bowling made a bag hTt wrth the students thrs year There were IO teams conslstrng ot two boys and two gwls whrch played a regular round robln tourna ment at Slcylane Bowllng Alleys every Tues day The tournament lasted I2 weeks wrth the Kaegglers a team consnstlng ot Rat l-lartman Joan Steenson Jay Peterson and Ed Freldlund talcung champlonshrp and wnth Joan Steenson and Kelly Albright having the hnghest average Hmm Not Bad Form Home Room Volleyball Thus year l-lome Room 336 wallced ott wrth the school volleyball championship In the playotts tor school champlonshrp Room 336 beat Room 33I to take the tutle The teams were made up ot sux boys and sux grrls trom each home room The volleyball tournament went over bug Most teams came out In tull torce to play some close and exciting games I lth Grade Volleyball Champs Row I: Stavurng Rvtws Blsnrrnf fox: R Z: P ay Bw tug Jw: ca-1 B v 'za'--ss. .... ... W aW....-s. ..W..W........-1 L- Row I: M ss McGrath, Hwtcrcoclr Hodge, L R t. , Row 2: Korn Dowlano, Schfbc' E 5 ctt. in 3 gg 5 Row 3: Cfcrccck Rosecn Scvos R. Ca' sch L. O' , ' 0- ug ,H r. Q I ' as , L ,si Y I r r I I L.f:g'c' Stccnson. K7 il IOth Grade Basketball Champs IFront Rowl I Ith Grade Basketball Champs Back Row 31: Jas Sattcwg' Plfft' Noor? Scnuls 1 Nu ss' W Home Room Bosketboll I-Iome Rooms 305 and 3I3 are the new uunaor and sophomore basketball champions Every Iunror and sophomore home room a a team whreh played atter school In the boys gym The senlor home rooms were not able to play because ot varslty basketball but to supplement s detection an All Nations tournament was started The All Natrons tournament was an elrmanatron attaur wlth the Swedes an the Bohemlans meetlng un the hnal Both I-Iome Room and All Natuons bas Icetball have been earned out wlth great sue cess Prng Pong ond Tennis Intramural pang pong was played by eae grade The grade ehamprons were Ellston Nelson Nell Robertson and Charles Dy molce tor the tenth the eleventh and the tweltth grade respeetrvely Denny Swan was the tennls champ Ping Pong vs Tennis IOth Grade Volleyball Champs I . , r thi ' ' I I T r . . E. Nelson Swan Dfscfc. Row I: D. Hans? I.a3c c J. Jonnson, R 2: J. Lass- Wcoc' Ludwlg Szc te. Row 3: Woolscr To M, 'sv' Dsoak. m A' lf' J 1 ,W Equipment Mqnqgers Under the supervision ot l-l A Rlemen schnelder the equlpment managers Issue and talce care ot all athletlc equipment They must see that the equipment IS IH good shape tor each rndryrdual sport and that lt s ready tor use when lt ns needed R Club Fqculty Go ln the annual battle between the boys and the teachers the men teachers experience proved a lrttle too rough on the R CI b group The men teachers downed therr youthtul opponents IH two out ot three games Intrqmurql Wrestling Intramural wrestllng tound many tune wres tlers tlghtlng tor champlonshlps thus year Many ot the Intramural wrestlers tound that thenr Intramural experzence helped them later to gain spots on the champlonshmp va suty squad R Club Faculty Game Wrestling Champs , - I i ' 5 . ll ll , . I A rr rr U 0 . . . Y- u ur lA'.f3 CC14, P. Nelson Hlll. Row l1Q. nr'1gna'iSnult7 Yeygx, '. Row 21Ve'r:ey.tn 3'3ku'. ll Personal Character and Initiative Are the Prime Requisites In Political ancl Social Life. T.R. WW W ffl N 7 'Dm-..-4. 'R-se H F J , 'rl ,fix ff vm f ' fi, fs X-1 v l . 3 42 5 X0 Six? 'xi , 3? Y 5-vi al f L . 8 W ifhjmei 'H Ewa ' 1 ' Wig? ,-f Q, gp,-., AL . , VNV MH ' was , , ' S ' .J .,,,. , I - S . 7 - , T 'lA15' ' 'wiki f if 1 'V 'iff 43s??5i5 Q sf' 'S N f3Eff'5' ' , 555 1 ,f f val , Q.fi??'E5Q.ix l' ,nts 1 ,.,--' .m I 3 ...,,,f 'M Am: fr HT 2' - Oh what a surpnse says Peggy Homecoming The suspense ran hrgh betore the actual crownrng ot the lcrng and queen and rt was a urprrsed expression that showed rtselt on the taces ot Krng Bob Bassett and Queen Peggy Rrchardson Thus year no one except Mrss Bjorklund lcnew who the luclcy parr was gorng to be untrl they were crowned nn the audi torrum The attendants were Darlene Fretter Joan Johnson Marrlyn Lundgren Barbara Bennett James Flom Kenneth Buechele The attendants nn full dress A b Clyde says Congratulations Bob gram rn the atternoor burlt up the tensron ot the student body to great heughts to be cll maxed by the evenrng game that was played agarnst Marshall Ot course the Teddy Cham pronshrp team came through wrth a vlctory ot7toO Because ot the nrght game that was played there was no dance IU the evenrng tor the students and the alumna but a toot ball dance was grven later as a substrtute I 14 V, .W X T . E r F' 3? ll ' ll II ' ll J. Jgrfscn Bcncf-tt Lunfzlgwc M'ss Elorkifu Rcfarasfc Frr-tts. '. Jcmson 'Mas Bjzrxluna Bass-:ft Alb':3't Buccrcla FQ' ' Clyde Johnson, and Arthur Albright. The pro- , i , . C . . . V . , ' T I N., V l l T I l 'V ' J. Jonson Flow Lundgrcn, l gat Frcttc' C. Jo'1scn Bc'-ctt BJc:'c'c, . . 1 h ,W xg , . . Q ' ,Lf- Q. ., as J B lt at : it I r 1 1 ' lftfl I Crown Thee Queen The tradrtronal tlag rarsrng ceremony whrch was to have been held the trrst thrng In the mornrng was rntertered wrth by old man weather rn the form ot a beatrng rarn but our sprrnts were not easrly dampened At the auditorium period Mr von l.evern In tradrtronal style crowned our Icrng and queen Ourqueen Peggy Rrchardson was dressed In her tradrtronal gold gown and was pre ceded unto the audrtorrum by her attendants Cur Icing Bob Bassett was also preceded unto the audrtorrum by hrs attendants and ot course he wore the sweeprng cape ot our homecomrng lcrng Peggy was a member ot the marchrng band the Student Council the Executrve Board the Blue Trr and the Seton I'Iy Bob was also very actrve rn all school atlarrs I-Ie rs a sports mrnded boy and was co captarn ot the swrmmrng team t-Ie was also a mem ber ot both the marchrng band and the concert band the Student Council and the R ub The Nrghi' Game The tradrtrorval parade ot our royalty at the halt ot the brg tootball game was can celed unfortunately because ot the nrght tootball game but Peggy and Bob showed therr splendld co operatron by appearrng at Nrcollet Parlc Qur homecomrng was made a really memorable day nevertheless by the radro broadcast put on wrth the help ot Jrm Boysen rn our auditorium Roosevelt course made a very good record because or the co operatron shown by the student body Thus desprte the many upsets ot our plans we succeeded rn havrng a real homecomrng Peggy rs crowned by Mr von Levern L X 5' DEH As Teddy Roosevelt would have done the honors Frrst year alumnr return for the game 1 . . . , ,, I rr ' - - I - I , . I I ' Frcttcr, Rzctardsonx Mr, von Lcvcrn, C. Johnson, Bassett, T X , I 55 -T . . VX V, V ti., E , T4 T -T' If f ' T 1' J 9 i . . 4 - 'I I! I 'gf U I-Q N G' .xv ' U I f' If ' I r - 'I - X -'Hr ' ' ' - . K pg HAQIIII I I II W' ll ll I I ' I I I ' ' ' . , ot Y' I Lirrgcn' Mr:Ilgrc'r, Croonqurs, White, E 71' TI The cast at therr best M Lyceum Progroms Do you remember our many audrtorrums7 Some were grven by the drama classes others by talented outsrders We ve hao some excellent programs one ot which was grven by Jaclc Rank He portrayed the Shakespearean play The Merchant ot Ven ce All the characters were played by hum and all the costumes were designed by hrm You gurls remember the style show whrch was arranged tor your benetrt by the gurls Girls styles rn parade clothrng department lm sure you all thor oughly enjoyed It especrally srnce some ot our own gurls modeled the clothes The boys werent lett out either because they also had a style show especrally tor men Our boys drd the modelrng Mr P B Justeracted as M C We ve had many other audrtorrums also drsplayrng the alent ot our own school and the talent otothers Untortunately they could not all be prctured here Shakespeare rn tlyrng colors A style show just for men - A r r , . r , . . r ' ' t I - r Standing: Scwstcr, Lutz Doszd QGCQ. Sitting: Brotron Hough 5 Y . , I . , , I . Il K V - . ,. . I . , . . , M'.J3ClcR5f1lc, . , . - Mrss Mrlstcr, F. Johnson! Hcnorrckson, Mrs. Mo '. Dwfarr. Mr, P- B' JJSTU. CV'C5f'Wf- If Wfl We have a great deal ot talent right here in our own school as can be seen by the plc- ture below. For the tirst time, in the history ot Roosevelt we've had a wondertul baller una pertormance which rs no everyday occur rence We ve also had outside talent such as that prctured at the lett Mr lvlyrhre really stumped the audience by some ot the slerght ot hand trrclcs he pertormed l-le even used some ot the students to help hum rn some ot hrs acts A real ballerina Tuffy McGrath and Grapplmg Gossellassust the casualty F F- The maglclan shows us how As tor our many pep tests we ve really had some very enjoyable and comlcal ones Remember when a tew ot the teachers trned to show the cheerleaders rust how thrs bus: ne s ot cheerleading should be done7 They drd do a swell lob but lt s too bad they had to have a casualty namely lvlr Clson Then remember when we were honored by a vrsrt trom a tew ot the members ot the World Champronshrp Lalcer team7 They surely caused a thrrll as dld many ot our other audrtorrums My How tall the Lalcers are I - I - , . I , My Mvrlrw' l, Jznnssc, A K K -45 gg ' .S L ' ' I . J - at . I r , 2 - . . - I I , . . P. Knutson Buwngharrr! H gran. ' In n In - I- - Top Row: M ss Mvsta , Mlss Blowrun:1,Mr.Sw' or M' . Lava' cc Mr. Curran Mrss Mzaratn. Bottom Row: Mrs, Gosscll, Mr. Oso' T M7 Paltwc'-'Sta M2 J 'T' Pollard B. Olson, Mx A .Q ?c n M2 Jon , Kcnd 3. .K 'X Xia 4 , X 5, . s 'J .. a' f xx I , 1 av 1 v , . T h E Q sg ,.. 3 . , 1 r s -Q :K f F --l X' ny K I li 'tl il Pepprest Most Popular and Best All Around ...AFR Best Athlete Best Dressed M A Select Seniors The time has Come tor another class to graduate Just thrnlc' The long awarted day ns trnally here GRADUATION DAY When we loolc baelc upon our school days we ll be able to DICl4 out certann persons ot our class and say Remember Peggy Rlehardson7 She toolc two Select Sensor honors In our class these were the most popular and the best all around honors Peggy was a swell glrll Oh' and remember the best athletes rn our class Mary Kraml and Ronald Morton7 They surely toolc a swell prcture drdn t they7 We really had some class' And just thrnlc the two gurls Barbara Bennett and Shirley Lundquast Cutest Q 7 s 1 . 4 QQ' . 3 4 v ,Q :Qu A ,ff V , Rfsffn STCC ' , 'dose' No'::,'st. Q K,:'- Rcdvqisc' ldiavuwg, V , .. . r rr . r 4 1 - . L , . . . , , . - r I r Morten Kqrwl Ba:sctt,Bc'1etr Lxcuowsf. ll til Best Figure and Physique L.n :g'en Swcrscn. shared the honors with Robert Bassett as the cutest students ot the classl Remember, too, Gloria Martinson and Farrell Sievers7 They were the witty ones' Remember how they coul keep the party rolling with their wise remarlcs7 Yes our l95O graduating class has really been tops We Il all miss school ot course but it wil seem good to get out into the world to seelc our tortunes We do leave however with a thought ot sadness as we can thinlc baclc on what a grand school Roosevelt was and is l-lere s wishing good luclc to everyone in the tuture trom all ot us Most Talented and Most Likely to Succeed w ha Friendliest and Wittiest Standing: Flo- Putt- . Sitting: S i ,. 'Q M Best Dancers B. Jcwscn S' .gg-1.1 M. .y'sz' Prettiest Hair and Prettiest Eyes -.aww . C! i . . . , i i I , . . , 3 . . i ' V Y , . . . i . Gtglcrs, Bafocr Wrzingat B. eco. L- OCC' l- NUSL' FCM C' M-'UV 1 FJ ' ., 5 ' Successful alumna return to grv program Football Dance Qur homecomrng dance was canceled be cause ot our nrght tootball game but th upset drdnt hold us baclc Remember the tootball dance rnstead7 We had a grand pro gram consrstrng ot such acts as Eddy 0 Con nor and Larry Lane With our homecoming royalty as receptronrsts this dance was a grand success W The Little omen talk thrngsover Wilbur talks senously M yy School Sprrrt A tune example ot school splrrt and rnte est was shown by the hard worlc and the et torts ot the radlo and the drama department They produced the mld year plays Lrttle Women and Love l-lnts Wrlbur These plays toolc the place ot the former January cla s plays They were presented by Mrs Daetz betore her trlp to Europe l J XS P ' . ' xv A is .J fi , I r L A , N L v ' . 'G f' -.. i' 5 f U ' I ,af K V. . ' A 3 W ,fs 4 Q wr, li ' -it ft ,Q g H 2 Z, cw, 1 r .A 07,1 X 'N 'ww . , A ' e Standing: LS . LAN Ez:-' O'a n' Er- Eswns c 53 'pnfivn Sttlng: WN, Nvls f Sfz' Lr .FN ss J' N '::.s' - . . , , . l3 - r . ' ' I rr rr s - , S . L. 1 I . rr - rr - ll ' ll ' Standrng: M. A'a':'sar1 D. Pctusan. Srttrng: C'-'stcrt-'sony P-,arson 1' :Hs Hog' F-lying' Tcrglanz, fx Y . v X g D 2 ' ' ls -' 4 ' ' .A . . 1 . ' 4 K V ' E X .!v ,U . ky 41 if . i M. ., px. 'xg' The Kung and Hrs Court xx A Winter Co rnrvol The crowning ot Paul Koch as Wunter Car nnval Kung started the Testnvrtres ot the day The name ot the boy who was to be long was wrthheld untul the actual crowmng Then Kung Paul seated on the throne ot :ce and attended by Denny l-lutt Slcrp Anderson Ken Buechele and Jerry Ravelung relgned The sensor wrnners ot the speed slcatnng Sam sm charge M his 4 iggggzuli MQJQM E823 contests were l-larry Schultz and Joela Land strom The rumors were Jay Sable Connie Sandvlg and Sally Stattord The sophomores were John Setterburg and Marjory Roth Nancy Dvoralc and Martha Revsbeclc per tormed rn the tugure slcatrng part ot the atter noon s program The dance rn the evening and a supero program were the clrmax ot a wondertul dav dancers and everybody had a good tume Who wrll wan Sally or Conme7 gg I 55 ff ' , lg t gg A X I D. Huff! f, rrovrson, Koch, Buechele! Ravcling, I ' n - . . , I I 1 . I I I I . , ' over the sports events ot the atternoon. The Swing Band supplied the music tor the I ' . 1 I My Halrom, M4 Jambcclc, Mn sksuma, , Larsacll. Staged Sancvtg- ' QQ ,www Li K 2 3 tht' fi Q is Isis, u e , N, Hell s bells l m being prodded In the spme ndmg J do Sitting Class Plcuy You and I a three act play by Phrlrp Barrre was put on by the graduating sensors as the June Class Play The plot centered around the deep sut terrng ot a man who gave up hrs career to marry young and who saw hrs son rnalcrng the same mrstalce The many cornplrcatnons brought about much subtle humor that made the play an The two casts pose together Standmg S o n O mg V W A oc so My deah my bridge IS simply deplorable ndnng B S un Ho MWTT overwhelmrng success The play was directed by Mrs Darsy l-letherlngton tud ca Stu h Mar-ag Thursday s Cast P u Mand l B ara B n R b rt Ryd u g Caro Ch stooh y A d 'wart CASTS ar lyr' CD so R r lc n a Ma ara Nan y Wh tta VNU own J an l-lo ard Joan Ca ls Donna Kttrdg Fridays Cast Rog rl-lough Wrnn Dos Jack Chestnu Janrs McWrrl arns Donna Ma B S Hox a d S mann 'QD' n r u - - - ll 3 ' ' ' . Sta 2 , JQ So' R, MS M, Anderson L. Errcscn. ' ' : Stag 5 Size SCCTTUT HDITCCQ C '35th't' iff 9: sg! Mant 5-Q'v.:tf Cc's'onH:'sf:'w. D357 Z ins' rr rr . . r l D rectad by Darsy Hatha ngton ' S' wt C cuts M r r rx Volet Br Q ey . , r r on. T dc rt Q' , ' 13 ' ' l - I ' ' a l ff ode 'c W. K: a'b Q next Vcronrc Duane re ch ' c e f b r t ' Wh tc ' t D ' 'C rn crggn C 'ti 'li Mafl n rw -2'sc' E r e rl coc Jerry Johnscn G. T. Warren Vernon l-lolmbwg LQ., Er cscr' Gvcituj r 'o s .v r va . ' 1 ecwahn L. Errcson H lmowg Manocll, Mrs. I-lctncm gt 1 Hough J. Jonwso' Bhscoc. Sitt' : , B'ow' C'-:stnut Mo rrlrarns Qvooug Bennett! M. rv r n Cnvstooncrson Desc' M. Olson. E., . . '53, 5 Q T l T' av T' Q as . I M Q gf T as r f 4 4 ' + Q A' , C1 f 18431 Cheerleaders Wuth a vevo wrth a vlvo That wasnt oad but lets try at agarn Wrth a vevo wrth a vlvo Who are these energetic people7 Well well tell you who they are They are our Roosevelt cheerleaders And we certainly have a nght to be proud ot them thrs year Thrs group ot lively people has led our school to a Twrn Crty championship and their con tagnous energy has brought to our playing telds one ot the best cheernng sectrons In Roosevelt s history But whale we are passrng around bouquets we should award the largest ot all to our gurls gym teacher Rae Wzlbur Rae has talcen over thus job and has used her untlrrng ettorts to plan the spnnted pep tests we have had Among the pest remembered ot these pro grams was the one graced by two ot the World Champuon Lakers basketball team Jam Pollard and Arnre Ferrrn and thelr coach Johnny Kundla One program was an hour long raduo broadcast' Incndentally that scnpt was wntten by Miss Wrlbur Ot course you also remember the program featuring the The cheerleaders pose for their picture se P P r sz B o M W 3 I J!-of I fi, Oh-that sounds lllre Dale s voice M w rr xv lb locomotuve yell led by some ot our own teachers Thus year the Student Councnl sponsored new outtuts tor the cheerleaders The new cheerleaders tor next year are going to have a tough time tnllnng the shoes ot the graduat :ng seniors but we are sure It they practice as hard as thrs year s group drd they cant help benng as good E873 Il ' ' ' II I I lr I I 1 - - lr , . II ' ' ' .II , Q I I ' . . I W 'eh Y .- --- Hz MIX k X - r 'ri 3 if c . I ' , - I - , . . . ,ki r I ll ' I ' Il B, Qrsonl Prcffgr Mr. Jrrr' Bovscnx Mr. Olson, Epland, Parkrrix ' V ' c I rams, Stccnscn Mrss 1 -L Bu L R mn. , . I . , . , . I I . , -1 . . . u I ' I . , 1 r rrerscf a'krn, rc ter, osccn, . lson, Eplandl c ulliams, Burt. G55 The Chief of Blessings for Any Nation Is That It Shall Lecive Its Seed To Inherit The Lcinolf' T.R. Eff? x 'YSIP' sp I-fe Q X,?5g ,- W ixnf ff ,,...f4 X-X MS I Q my 4 . .lx ,, 2? , ,f Cl 'f xxxx N Mjxff xg y K Denng PAQ Plc'-sri., 1 T X .., .mi I E x 'fl , f . 'Y 1 .1 if 5 : 6 . si X Est 'WAP' 2 .... M i N cg? X Q V Q1 fi sl 'Q ' x 36 'N u Q , gf 1 Q di, ww E, if KW QRS- sf x 1 4 EQ, f ' Q5-x. E ,T :If Q' fi I x 'L ' A X f 2-Q - p w Y L :sm , faiuffg fy ,SJ V -' 94,4 , v A Ol 5 r :ng Fo o o o Han so 5 Sta 3 n Toyo 0 W Sen lor Execuhve Boo rd The Sensor Executrve Board consusts ot one member elected trom each home room There are twenty senror home rooms thus year constrtutrng a class ot 546 The whole senror class elects the presrdent and the vrce pres: dent The secretary and the treasurer are chosen trom and by the Executrye Board Those elected to these ottrces thus year were James Elom presrdent ArthurAlbrrght vrce presrdent Arlene Gollwrtzer secretary and Ann Thompson treasurer The Executrve Board arranges all the actrvrtres tor the senrors Caps and gowns corsages a sensor banquet and all the actrvrtres pertarnrng to graduatron are under their supervrsron The board also decades how the money lett by the senror class shall be used The PT S A grves trnancral and to the socral tunctrons de crded upon by the Executive Board The board meets rn Room 302 about once a weelc durrng the tourth perrod The adyrsers tor the board are Mr l-lalron Mrss Carlson and Mrss Comley Mr l-'lalron has been a tre mendous help In gettrngg a good attendance at all ot the socral tunctrons The Executrye Board has done a good job thrs year as-fag. WF ARLENXQ A AASVE C O T an Boa o ot o rno s DON A B ADOLPHSON B ard ot Cuc G C ub RRY V AHNERT C tb CJ T am Lxrj WNNllE A E JEAN YVONNE Al. BR l-1T S cretary ot Eth s Comm tte a na x cu v a d F L. m st u ono c tor' Fly hrrstran E llows ARTHUR K RlGl'lT S tary ot A Presr ass r Club Gym ea r an v a Stk' : ' ' Gcllwrtzcr Al 'Tgrry Th nw son r.. Efge out ' Vrckcr. ndirlg, K' rm San:St'3 ' T Co' 'ns Lcrxvoltx L. A. xcrscn R. 'fJ'lSc' I r V lr J. Jonnson ff. Nels n P. Rlcnarzsor Good' f'::.:fcr J. Nason E. rllrani I I ' ' - r . - I r r T . ' - - ' 2 , 1 ' ' , . . f T . 3 cecwtary T Bax: r 13 C . T S TV C Y T V 6 P 3 le' V I G V C T l . Y , A I L Q A , O V 5 , , C ,S M E:f':QQ.QfZ 5 xr 'I St T ' H A - T ' 1 B , . lr m . AK - V , . 'A .v EC ' 1 e r c r , Q, Bu 1: Q, Q rsn C' 'b Qptr CI b, Sr. l-l . r So ety , A ' A or I - - it tt S Q C ' . C ' e hip 0 . , Q E V TT- , :5.,Aj.fi A LB : e :re F. E. ., V126 'd Q nt ot Se n 'o r C , P lots, ' R ' . ' T m . I ' Te r' r' s H o rn e c o m n g A tte n d t, Ex e c u t? e B o 'ci . ' L ,J ww, Y 4161 Vg rug its LORRA'NE R ANDERSON Sly r Trrangle Executrv Board MARILYN CAROL ANDERSON Spanlslw Club Scnence Club Seton Hy Optrmnst Club Lrttle Women MARILYNN MARIE ANDERSON Blue Truangle Snlver Trlangl Seton Hy RICHARD DUANE ANDERSON Cone rt Band Marcln :ng and Orchestra Swrng an SHIRLEY M ANDERSON Seton Hy WAYNE A ANDERSOIN Board ot Governors Executrve Board Prlots I'oo ball Wrestllng Wrnt rCarnrval Attendant WENDELL CONRAD ANDERSON Presrdent ot Sports rrens Club Latln Club Swedrsn Club Serene u NFL Standard Statt Hrstorlcal Socrety MARY J ANDRUS Ctworrsters A Cappella Clworr JANICE NIS Orchestra Slvr fra 3 r nc: u orrcal Socr ty Sr Honor SO -1 JOHN W, ALDRIDGE ' KENNETH DALE ALEX- SON: Board ot Governors, R Club, Baseball ' BETTILOU ANDERBERG: Blue Triangle, Silver Trlangle, Spanrslw Club, Student Council, Seton Hy, Clnrlstian Fel- lowslwrp. LEONARD ROYAL ANDERSEN: A Cappella Clwoir DONNA JEAN ANDERSON SWCdlSI'l Club Sr Honor Soc: ty FRANCES ANDERSON S rtary a d s n o w rs lu Blu rran v rTra Bond ot Gov rnors GENE SCOTT ANDERSON R Club Cross Coun Track GERALD P ANDERSON Swed sh Club GERALD W ANDERSON R Club Swrmmrng 'K' E913 Sr S .r ' l 3 ecle I n Pre ld-: t t' S cd l'r C b, Q T' gl.:, Srl e I nglc. if . . I I UYI ' II -I :EZI I . I I i Q Q 5' If ,. . R. I5 V 3 I I n A 6 I, --,'2 I I I ' :ff I 1 55' - I r sr III . .,.. ' : - M l I f . , , S I I . I I - I I . . l Y, , K - III: ylhl .. I . I I . . I y 4 II I I 1... Q ' W It . I I t B I ' I ' B d ' - . . I It f ,'-' .3. ' 1Q-'Q I ' I ,I I ' IIIIIIIIIQ--, IIIIII IIIIIIIII .... ., . ., . ., . l , , e . .,.,.. , . .,,., I I I III, IIE. - WR' ,I -. . . ,--l' ' .F'5z'. , .--r l :' I , 1 I V I I I . C Cl b, I .IIIIII E. L. AN 1 , ae rn resef eClb, I I, i-Iist ' c , . crcty, I A I --rrr I' , i I an DUANE ALAN BALFANZ A Capp IIa Chg Dose omv JEAN BANE 5 I A iw GERALDINE MAE BARTHOLOMEW JACK RAYMOND BARTOSH ROBERT K. BAS- SETT: Vlce President ct Concevt Band, Marclmng Band, Student Council, R CIub, Swimrnxng, Homecoming Kung NALD G. BECK: R CIub, Foot a, Sportsrnens CIub. CURTIS R. BECKMAN PATRICIA MAY BEMIS: Secretary-Treasurer ot Concert Band, Marctv ng Band, ue dang e, nstlan Ee Iows Ip BARBARA JUNE BENNETT: Secretary ot A CappeIIa Ctwoir, Secre- a. ot panisI1 Cub. ue nan , I u an Homecoming Attendant. A , QF CHARLES EDWARD ANONSEN Concer and Marctnng Band HI Y Swing Bend Student CouncII BEVERLY ANN ANTIL Seton Hy EVELYN CHAR LOTTE APFELL SIW Tn n I BEVERLY E ARONSON BIuc TnangIc S1Iv+.vTrIang J ton RONALD LEONARD ARONSON MARILYN G AUNE A CaDCLII1 Ctwor Nos Cuo Honor Soc ID B URAN Ncrs no Scans UD JOA I MARGARET BADE Vt LD B ar Bcarcl ct Oo Dry t IfARAvV BAKER , ,',' T II. I A ' YWQT Q '31 1-6 .:.. 5 E923 DON HENRY BENSON H4 Y Clwrrstran Felrowstr p NE J G r re u u ang c Srlver Trrangle Sr Honor Socrcty Set n Hy LOWELL BYRON BERG FFA Movr Cr w JO CE M BERGER B' Trang MARY KATH NE BERNDT Sl rran Boar ol Gov rn urs S ton Hy WARREN R BETZOLD C nr t Bi d Marclw rr Band Mov rw JIM R BEVANS Board ot Gov rnors R Club oot a Trac MARJORIE JANE BLANKlNSHlP orst rs Blu Trran I Ctrrrstran E llows I JOAN BEVERLY BLAYLOCK Blu Trrangl S ton Hx ,H ,J lik JJ M sm' BETTY ANN BLOOM Bl e Trangl DUANE E BL OM Concert Band Swng and ANN J BOLMGREN Concert Band Marclwrng Band Blue an rver rran G rrnan Cub Stud nt Councrl HEQENE ROSE BORSETH: A Caopella Cl'1o'r, German u , Hrstorical cw y, Sr, Honor Soclett Clwrls 'an Ee owstuip JANET EVELYN BOWLER: Orctuestra, e Trangle, atrn , S on EUGENE R. BOX. MARJORY ANNE BOYCE: P anldent and Secretary ot Hktorical Society, Cnorlsters, A Cappella Choir, Blue 'ia gl: Silver Trlangle, Spanstr Club, Science u DORlS JUNE BRAATEN, Marching Band, Blue Triangle, Srlvnr Trangle, Board of Governors, Norse Club, Seton Hy, Clwrstlan Eeelowslrup RALPH E, BRANDT. JANICE MARILYN BRlER: Choristers, A Cappella Choir Blue Triangle, Spanish Club, Seton l-ly ' KAREN BRINK ' DONA MAE BRISCOE: Blue Triangle, Spanish Club, Science Club, Seton Hy, Christian Fel- lowship, You and lil. THOMAS D, BROBERG: Board ot Governors ' VlO- LET NAN BROWNA Blue Triangle Silver Triangle R lots Library Statt Optirnrst Club Love Hits Wilbur u and RONALD A BROWNELL Swing Band Spanish Club BETTY E BRYNESTAD Christian Fellowship KEN NETH B CHELE B ard ot' Gov rnors S nc Club R Club Swimming Homecoming Attendant W n cr Carnival Attendant CATHERINE E BUET R Tr asurcr ot Blu rra lyer Trran C B a T Governors Spanish Club S Hor-or Society .gm-N LESTER J BULLOCK S c ctary ot Orcncstra Conc t Band March ng Band Sr Hone Society ROBERT D BU CH JOYCE l BURMEISTER Associate Ed 'or ot Standard Statt Blue Triangle Historical SO crcty Optrrnr t Club Exccutrvc Board R E MARY BUROKER Christian Ee lows rp COLLEEN BURT Slyer Tranglc Board ot' Governors Seton Hy Optimist Club THOMAS JOHN BURT N-ma' X DONALD DALE BUSBEY Board ot Governors GARY LAUREL BUTLER Board ot Governors Golt DELORES E BUTTEREIELD Christian Eellowsh p E941 Yo l ' ' . : ' J.. 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JOAN D CARLSON VC P sdent ot Blu Trla gl Edltor ot Standard Staff Marclmng B nd Srlvcr Tru ang e Sparnslw Club Sr Honor Soo ty Optrmlst Club Exccutuvc Board You and l JOANNE C CARL SON ROUER A CARLSON Executlve Board ROBERT DALE CARLTON BETTY JEAN CAR OTHERS Latln Club Spanlsla Club Sagarnorc Statt S Horor Socrcty 'EANNE MARIE CARPENTER Latrn Club Seton Hy x M uf iii vw it -113,1 I5 ..'..... A A,..l A .TT , 3 we rc: Q ' n Q, ' r .'t 1 leera at T . A .G '- I my V .2 ,.: . A. 1 : ' A W . I 4. :EF-T N Be 4' A 1 T -V '-:- , . . .5.: ,. I ' 1 - X X ,, Q Q , y qu ,..,q,. . o.,, f ' ' ' I :I I r - A 7 - Trrr gf' 1 II' ' , Zi : j. A ' . 1 ,P Q I ' FTP, ,, Hr-Y. '--. A , ' f Vs' To f it Fall ' , 'l o nd I ' . : 1 r ' ' , M M . :1'- .,.'- ' - ,.1.. A S V , ' 'Q ' V 'Yo an ll' ' . A as 1' ' . ' ' J wwfmqygggm il2'qp in THOMAS BRUCE CRAIG Bead OI Go rwors BasIc tbaII Ta ALVIN CLARK CURRIER AssIstar1t Managu of Stag C FRED MILTON TIS Sr Horror S crety R C ub Cross Coum ry JOAN CAROLE DAHL O I1 st BILJ rang rvu Trrangle Nors u JOYCE K DAHL A aopeIIa Chou BI ra'1gI Iver wang Nors C ub FRANKIE H DAVIS Coach of Lov Hrts Wrlbur GALE M DAVIS Chorrsters A CappeIIa CI1orr Sports mens CIUIJ ' SALLY RAE DEHLINGER Corrcuf Band Marclwmg Band ' DOUGLAS JOSEPH DES LAURIERS SIudLr't Cour1c3rI qillli Y C M u H y ANNETTE RO E CLEMENTE E utrvz Boa d HARRY C COLLIN H Y HA RY F COLLINS Vr e Presrd rm of A CappeII CIror Sportsrrw rrs CILJD THOMAS E COLLINS xscutrv Board N E L ARTHUR M COOK Sportsm ns CIub CLYDE COOLEY Cor' rt Band MARGARET E CORCORAN Secr tary and Tr asurer of Nors CIub BIue TrrarrgIe Board of Gov rncrs Optxm st Cub BARBARA CAROL CRADDOCK Cho st rs A Capp IIa Chow Blue Trar1gI Suv-3 Tr1angIc SDar1rsI1CIub Safer' us an e IowsLf D rm s u u v B a d tlfw BILL R DIRCKS Board ol Governors Club a DARLENE A DOBRATZ Blu Trrangle THOMAS GEORGE DONNELLY Latrn Club R Club Football NIE M DOSCH VC P sd t and Pr srd nt L cz on Hy Y u a DELORES DOW LAND Blue: Trrangla PATRICIA AILEEN DREDCSE Lasurcr ol Lafrn lub orst rs u rran Honor Society BEVERLY JEAN DUBISAR Trcasur r of Spanrslw Club L I ranglc Iver ran S ton NANCY N DVORAK Blu Trarrgl S v r Tranglr, Boar Governors Sw d sl'1 Club C Cu Stu nt o rcrl Scion Hy GA 7 DYKSTRA R CIJID Swnrnm ng Wilw - W' .w-In Gb CHARLES E DYMOKE R Club Gym Team RICHARD T EIDE HIY HELEN ELAINE EIDS VOOG ALICE KATIJERINE EKLUND: Clwristlan Fcllowslnip JOANNE CAROL EKLUND: Spanish Club, Sr. Honor Socirty PATRICIA JOAN ELLEFSON: Blua rl an q Iver Trlan e, Gorman u . NANCY LOU ELLESON: Orchestra, Clwrlsfran Fall w- s 'p JEAN! MARJORIE ELLINGWOOD: Choris- terj A Cappella Clnolr, Spanisln Club BETTY LOU- ANNE ILLIOTT: A Cappella Clwoir, S'lv'r Triangle, Lat'n Lluo, S.udant Council, Seton Hy, Cl'1ri5tEan Fellowship. DUANE R ELVIN SCI ncg Club H Y Cross Country Trad JOYCE ANN ENGELBRECI-IT Srvf an c Sbton BEVERLY ELAINE ENGEN hrstran F lows p CATHERINE ARLENE ENGLUND S cd sh Club DONNA MAE E ENGSTROM Swcdrsh Club Sl rangl rstan I:QIIows up DALE L EPLAND P sdcnt o Spo tsrn ns Clu Trcasur r and Fra-src n Q L tn Club Conn rt Band Marchrng Band Orc s Y Sc ClUb Ch-Ccrlcadcr Standard a Hs orrcal .uocrcty Chrst an Fcllowshrp ARLENE ERICKSON Sl nan Spans I A ID LYLE ERICKSON H Y BERNICE MARIE ERICKSON Cub Soanrsh nce Lu Board cl Gov hcrlslcrs lu r- Sr Honor So mnlw QF! N. rm sr Club S ton Hy lnrstan Fellows I ic E991 CAROLE JOAN ERICKSON Cub UANE O ERICKSON Stage C FR NCES ERICKSON B C n S u nangle Slv r Tran P JACOUELINE L. ERICKSON: Spanish Club, SC? CI bu , cton Hy, Lrttlc Woman MARLENE L ON: orrst' , u 'rr C, Seton y WILLIAM ARVID ERICKSON: H -Y, SC nncc Club. LENNART A. ERICSON: Board ol Governors, Stag: raw, 'Y u and I JOAN M, EVENSON: Orches- , Ifmorrsuers, A appella Chorr, e 'an 2. vc Trangle, Latin Club Chrlstian Fel o .fs p YVONNE L. FABER. we RUTH ANN FOWLER Clnorrsters A Cappella or ue Trangl Slver Trrangle Optum st u Club Qeten Hy MYLO G FOX H Y Serene: Student Soanrsh u Student Councl R u Swrmrnrn M nagcr JAMES XY! FRANKLIN Board of Ge Y'1OI KENNETH MARSHALL FRANSEN Vrce Presud nt of Board of Governors Club Baslre a DAR LENE JOAN FRETTER President I Blue Trrangle Clworrsters Srlver Trlangle German Club Clveerleader Student Counerl Seton Hy Hornecomrng Attendant EDDIE CLARENCE F-REIDLUND Board ol Gov rnors Cu Bas ball Foo a BENEDICT URBAN EREUNDSCHUH HARRIEI MARIE FROYSA Orclw stra Spanrslw Club DON ALD E FRYKHOLM Etlw cs Cornrmttee Swecl str Club Clwrlstnan Fellowslwrp 'W sm HAROLD LEO FABRIZ: Clworrsters, A Cappella Clnoir, Sergeant atArms of Swedrslr Club Chrnstran Fellow s p JOHN FAVERO ALAN RICHARD I D Seence Club Sr Honor Socreiy EILEEN A FITZGERALD Slv rTrangl FRANCES F CHER u an r JAMES HENRY M P rsrdrni of nror Llass P n Co Ban Marchrng B nd Orchestra Swrng n ru tvr Board Hornr corn ng Attr nclant A AN Ix FOLDEN S b ALBERT W FO S H Y Gym T rn JAMES O FOSSLAND Nors Club Ji' E991 Q K , 51: w 'X .. If H5 -,,. H51 Sl ': :V 2:11-Mag .1-ffm 1 - , 4 I . V. ..,.,- as '- I ... . ,, yt Zb, Q? DOROTI-IV J GOODIN A Cappella Clwor Ex cutrve Board Optrrnrst Cub Clwnstran Fellowshrp RON ALD VANCE GRAZZINI Chonsters I-ll Y Latrn Club I-RANCES LOUISE GRIFFITH Conc rt Band arcnlng Band Blu nan Lam Club Spanrs Club Standard Stott S Honor Soclety Ctwnstran FI low rp MICHAEL JAMES GRIMES Student Manag r Wrestlrng Track ard Coss Country DONALD G GRIMSTAD Board ot Governors Scrence Club Base a GAEL MARIE GROSS Concert Band Blue rrangle Silver Trrangl Se on You an ROBERT H GUSTAESON Concert Band Marclmrng HEATH I-IAAS Marelrnng Band BOB I-IABER KORN if --if I lrluj ANN MARGUERITE GALLAGHER: Board ot Gov- crnors, Spanrslrr Club, Sclence Club, Seton Hy ' PAUL C. GANTRIIS: Vlce Presrdent ot Norse Club, HI-Y, R Club, Swimming ' JEANNE LOUISE GE- LINAS: Secretary of Student Councrl, A Cappella Choir, Latrn Club, Spanish Club, Scrcncc Club, Sr. Honor So' erety, Seton I-ly. JANYCE LEE GERVAIS: Blue Irranglc, Scrence Club, N.E.L., Sr. Honor Soclety, Seton Hy ' MARVIN L. GIESEKE: Marclwlng Band ' DALE WILLIAM GIL- BERT: R' Club, Football, Stage Crew. EDNA LOU GILBERTSON Teasu ot Latr' Cub Pl IVTIIS U YS an W tn Hy Sagamore aI'I GEORGE GARRY GIL E Ctrorrst Student C uncr ARLENE ANN QOLLWIIZER S crctary ot S mor Class Blu lrrangl V IGH Innlafl U U V BOOL QQ I 'z ra 'er 1. I , B.ur: Ira gle, Opt t CI b, Ch I tr Pelle strip, Se- I c , St ' - , LETT : ' ers, H o I ' - I I Srl cr ll gle. Ge CI b Exec tr Q d. r,.- I , ms I ff 3 ., . I- Ii? Q .. I , , : I , I: ' M ' , C T' gle, t' , 'h I or -for I : Q ot z , , - X :,. -' fi b ur - I , g y , T , ' C, N.F.L., t Hy, II a It llql I tr gg . .5 r ,a Band, swedish club, Cmtran Fellawshrp - HAROLD is ,,.yA.. - ,-'y qllr I - , Q it f 5. X' ,H . Z y I V .1 ly A Q ,I A I I l 'r -f - l .r,. ,,,, I ' .' 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HENRY. BARBARA E, HERR: Orchestra, German Club, Science Club, Hrstorrcal Society, Sr. Honor Socrety ' SHIR- LEY BERNADlNE HERZOG ' HARRY A. HEST- NESS. President of Board of Governors, President ot Spanish Club, Standard Statt, Vice President of AII Scnool I-Ir4Y. Student Council, 'RU Club, Football ' LORNA M. HINDERAKER: Blue Triangle, Board of Goverrors, Latin Club, Norse Club, Sr. Honor Society. 'K PHILIP HENRY HILGEMAN ' DAVID A HILL: . mm Ql., -K x Y 'Q' wa GERALD P. HINES: F.F.A., Board ot Governors ' LUCY U. HITCHCOCK: A Cappella Choir, Blue Trrangl-3, Silver Triangle, Latin Club, Sr. Honor Soczet , Seton JEAN M HOEY Slv rTriangIc Board of Gov rnors Stud nt Council S on Hy Lcv H s W ur kg Stu nt Coach of You and I RENEE CAROLINE HOFFMAN P sd S cr V President of Latn Club Optinnust u Sports mens Club Sagamore tart JOAN L HOLEN uc Triangl Standard ta GEORGINE KAY LGATE Vc PsdtIG a CIbS tr o eton Hy S cr tary of Etn cs Comrm tt A Cap pella Clwonr Clnristian Fellowsln p MARILYN DENIECE HOLLAND S 'ton Hy CI'irrstian Fel owsnrp RICHARD E HOLLAND Baslcetbal' WALTER F HOLM Swedislw Club YVONNE LOUISE HOLM Conc rt Band Marching Band Orchestra Optimist Club VERNON DU ANE HOLMBERG Y u o I NORMAN M HORNS N rs Cub 153 ROGER DARRELL HOUGH Board of Gov rnors ov Hits Wil ur ou and BU L E HOUIS Board OI Gov rnors JAMES NORMAN HOVE Concert Band Marclning Band Orctiestra S udcnt Councl 511 Y Hy . 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I i i , I5 :I NW- WALDEMAR H JACOBSON Conc rt Band ACapp lla nor Cu Trac JAMES A JARVIS Manag rot Movrc Crew Stag rew JANET JEAN IELMO Ocln tra Seton I-y BARBARA JEAN JENSEN Seton Hx BARBARA LOUISE JOHNSON Orcbesta Prlots Lrttlc Wom u and CAROLE RUTH JOHNSON a crrng Band Ivor sters e nang C wer r angle Swcd n Club Student Councrl CLYDE GILBERT JOHNSON Sophomore and Jur- Clafs Prcordcnt Extcutrve Board Caotaun of Baseball Tcarn Student Councrl R Club Basketball Home corn ng Attendant ' JAMES MORGAN JOHNSON H Y Executrve Board ' JERRY EDWARD JOHN SON Sagarnot Staff Executve Board You and I it Rr DENNY SEYMOUR HUFF R Club Baskztball Foot ball Wrnter Carmval Attendant DONALD R HUGHES HAROLD HULTGREN Swedrslr Club R Club Football GERALDINE E HUMOLA Soanrslw Club CARO LYN ANNE INGEBRICTSEN A Capoella Cl1or Sulver range Spanrslw Club S Honor Socrety Ex cu rvc Board MARVIN NORMAN IVERSON H Y Sportsfnens Club EDI H GLENAIRE JACOBSON Ex cutrve Board LESLIE W JACOBSON R sd nt ot Screnc Club HrY Soortsmcns Club Sr Honor Soc: ty Manage cl Sound Crew MARILYN J BORK JACOBSON Treasurer of Glee CIUD Vrce P sdcnt and Treasur r of rvu Trrangle A Capp lla Ctrc Bluh T ranglrz Soanrs Cu Ston l-ly Opt'r'stCub if! 51043 Qt T fx ' .V . h 3 ,551 'I X N ' ' - -,,., .,,:2' r EN' ,- Q351. 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JOY ANN KNLJTSON: A CappeIIa CI'1orr,BIue TrIarrgIQ, CI'1rr5tIar1 EeIIowsI1Ip ' JAMES R. KOCH: P1Iots ' PAUL K. KOCH: Prcsrdcnt of Studcrrt Cour1c3I, MR' CIub, EootbaII, W'rntcr Carn'vaI Krng. MARY CECILrA LAQUA JAMES H LARSON Mow Crew KENNETH A M LARSON MARILYN KOLDEN LARSON I1 rnst rs A L oo I Iwor BIue TnangIe S Iver Trangr Boar o ov nors Norse CIub MARYLEE C LARSCDN Presrd nt and reasurer ot Nor u nan Q S ton ROBERT WAYNE LARSQN Cr, Captarn ot Wr stInQ T BVU ANN LARUE T asur r t S anrsI'1 b an3I ran ron RICHARD E L KEY Ex cutv Boar JEAN E LEBOUTIL Clnonst rs u a CAROLYN VIRGINIA KOPP: Blue TnangIe ' HELJO KGPPEL: Ctrrrstran EeIIowsI'wip ' MARY LORETTA KRAML: Treasurer, Vrce Rresrdent ot HistoricaI Society Treasurer ot Latin CIub, Treasurer ot SpanIsIw CIub, A CappeI1a Choir, PrIots, Optrrnrst Club, Sportsmen S CIub JOANN M, KREFT: BIuf Trrangle, SrIver TnangIe, German Club, Optrmnst CIub, Student CouncrI, Seton Hy ' BARBARA ANN KRUGER: BIu.: Tnar1gIe, SrIv--r InangI-,:, Optrmrst CIub, Svton Hy ' ROGER A, LAGERSTROM. JOELA MARIE LANDSTROM Student Cours II Clnorrs rrangl :ver ran cmnc Cu r onor Socr ty Seton Hy Student Coach f r I Wom n A CE P LANGREN Ctronst s RAYMON D LANIGAN Gym Team Ex' t ters,BIue T' e,SI' Tr gle,S'- Q Ib,S. H e . , o 'LttIr: . e 'I ' LI . 1 ' er ' iz I e . :Co C, 'SaMcIa C ', , I 1 Ae, d FG er , I' se CI b, BIue 'I' gl , e Hy ' C, I I A IS I E' Aa? LOIS : re e o p A CIu , BIue ---- Tn C, Silver Tr' gIe, Se' Hy ' . y i Ir' AS 1 e ,-3 d ' . v Q is LIER: ' e , BI rg Ir' ngI:. I I if 't -, -,l, ,:.g, fe .. eo? Iillfj 'S ROBERT LELAND LOCKWOOD Concert Bar Marclw nd Orchcst a Sc r-ce C ub Stud nt Councr Mow Crew ROGER D LOFTFIELD Gym Team VIOLET L LONNOLHST S drslw Club Clrrrstran Fellowslrrp BARBARA G LUNDGREN B T angle Slv e .5 ar C overrrors ptmst lu N s DONNA C LUND Clrorrsters Opt rnrst Club Seton LAWRENCEA LUNDEEN Stage Cew S d slw Club Sound Crew FRANK A LOWE ' MARILYN JOANNE LUND GREN Clrorrstcrs A Caooclla Clnorr Blue Trrangle Srl ver Trranqlc Hornecom ng Attendant ' JOHN ED SON LUNDOUIST X' BA BARA CAROL LEE Blue Trrangle Slver Tr angle ClWIlStIdU Eellowslwrp CURTISJ LEFLER oncert Band Marchrng and F IRENE 'AROLVN LEIKNOLD Bl e T angle Silver Trrangle Sportsrnens Club Rrlots Executrve Board LAVONNE A LILJA Srlver Trrangle Spanrsn Club S ton I-ly BARBARA JOANNE LILLY Clworlstcrs Duc rrang vcr rrange Spams Club Se on BEVERLY ANN LlND Blue Tnangl ONNA M LINDBERG Blue Trrarrgl B ad Governors Seton Hy DON E LINDER ROB ERT CHARLES LINDGREN Rresrdent ol' EEA R Club Oyrn Te rn H1081 SHIRLEY ANN LUNDOUIST I asurr of Optrnrt Iu xccutrvro Boad OrCI1 sire Saton Hy TRICIA ANN LUTZ S cr tary Treasurer of Nors Club ard I Gov rnors c Cu Stud nt Councr or Hy Optms LIub Studen Coac o 4 Q Worn n PA RICIA ANN LYNCH Ch VSI rar' S ton A VYLLE A MACDONALD SI Tran I Cub FRANKLIN L MACH Conc rt Band March an s 1 u Gym T ern RICHARD C MADSEN PA L H MANDELL Manag r OI Stag Chorus a or an S u Sound r w ov r w You an .IOAN AUDREY MARCANTELLI C nc t Band arch ng Band Orcn stra an sh u S Honor oc ty O trmrst Cu Swrng an MICHAEL ARTELL V C n C ub Con n Marchrng B nd H Y Cu Sr Honor o new HI9 Sl ww J ARTINSEN SIU ang e True Soan sI1CIub Sgton Hy GLORIA RUTH MARTIN N S tary of Conn: rt Band Marching Band C st a I r Trrangle, Sw ng Band Scnencg CIub p rmrst Cub r ran Io s CLARENCE E MATSON DONALD W MATSON S dsn CIub Standard Staff EN MAY MQKAY CHO st s u Trran yer rangI Norse u HARRIET ANN M M LEN SI rTrnanq DONNA J MCPHERSON BIL1 IrangI JAMES WILLIAM MCVEIGH H Y JANIS KATHRYN M WILLIAMS A Capp Ile CI1orr BIu 'I' QI Slv rrangI CJ rman u pans u n. rea onor Soc fy ton Hy In stron F lows I II om rr You and RONALD H. NUDDLESTAEDT: Secretary ot Christan Fellowship, Conccvt Band, Marclwlng Band ' BEVERLY JEAN MIDTBO A Capp Il O10 Blu Tnanglc G man Club RLEY J N uc Trmam ard of Gov P Club Studcrt Ccunc Seton Hy DOROTHY JOANN MlLLER HlGH DUELL MILLER DONNA EAYE MINOR CONC t am! rclw rg Banc Blu ram: ra tg rma Sr cnc ar' C CERALD A MOE TZ MOEN M rc 3 L n C b JOAN f!APlE MOHS Opt st b qv? Jw X 3 :Hun- his Iillllj MARILYN L MOREY Opt tflub Ct tram E l JOAN BEVERLY MORGAN Clvorlst 5 Bu 'lramglc R NALD M MORTON u Ea lcctbal Eootbal Traclc S E vlUELLER Bl af C 0 more us lan F- flows PAUL C MUNSON Rrcsldcrvt of Nom Club Stafdard Stall Stud n Coun BARA F MURPHY Blu T angl we varglc pan sh lub C BARBARA SUE MURPHY S n Hy Ctmstlan Fcll W s p JAMES E MYRAH Board cl Govcmcs Stu dent Councll BEVERLY A NELSON Nors Club llcvs X VAV bf--an aww! JOAN BARBARA NELSON Clworist rs Blu Triangl v rian ar' sn u S ton LEON HARD C NELSON R sdurt of A Capp la oi Sd r E llows PHILLIP RD NELSON C rt ind Marclw rig and Club Basketball WA ELAINE NERHEIM Bl Trang v argl PH M NESS H Y S u RAINE M NEUMANN Blu Triangl Slv an I Optrrrst Cub S Honor Socr ty SLtOrr ELAINE MILDRLD NEWGAARD A 'app lla Clioir artsriuns Llu SC ncs. Club Optimst Club PRISCILLA MAE NEWMAN uf, fran ilvu Triangle Spanish u Q on Hy Christian Fgllows ip DARWIN A NORDOUIST Board I Govurrors Student Coacri of LO Q Hits Wlbur 'I BLOISE J. NELSON ' BRUCE B. NELSON ' CAROLYN D. NELSON: Blue Triangle, Christian Fel' lowship ILEEN V NELSON Sfcr tary 0'ICI'rriStar1 Ft owsH p dsw u ELEANOR T NELSON Blue Tr rr Q Iran GAIL DARLENE NELSON app I Clior luL ran vr ran G rman Cltb GORDON ARLEN NELSON Orch stra Latri Cl b aidard Start S Hcnor ocrcty Irrstieri F S p GORDON ARTHUR NELSON Ev cutv card Orch stra crprrc u Stud nt Counci GRACIA LOU NELSON BILC Triangl S dsli Club Student Council -3 gh-..l'! il I 'fn VERLY ANN OLSON Vu I9 d t ISI an app Ia or IuL Tra 8 Gurnan u Scion I-Iy EARL WYNELL OLSON Clwonst DONNA L OLSON Sw drsb CIub S ton Hy LEONARD C OLSON Prcsdrni VIC P Sdrnt I Cons rt Band Marcln ng Band LEROY H OLSON A Capo: IIa Cnorr Stud nt CouncrI NAA ILYN A OLSON Cnorrsters BIue TrIangI SI an3IL Span I1 Cub N F L Standar StaII S on You and I MARY ANN BARBARA OLSON BIuL Tnanglf. PHYLLIS A OLSON ,IEANNE ANN NORDSTROM: Blue Trranglc, SIIver TrIangIe, Seton Hy, CIrrIstian FeIIowsIwIp ' IRWIN W. NOREN ' JANET PATRICIA NORMAN ' Ex- ecut va Board, Christian FeIIowsI'np. NATHALIE JOAN NORTON: Bru' TrrarrgI ', Spanrsn u x cu v Boar GEORGIA ANN OIEN n r and r n an L. T a I v rarg on I-Iy ns :an s MARY N OLMSTEAD S cr I y I 'nan u S rg ant ai Arms of Sportsman s CIub CI'1c Ist rs BIJ nawgi Q Tra NE M OLINESS CI1OrsI A Cano In 1, rangI ra ws u u I:RTJ OLSEN V cn u I. BETI-IIA MAE OLSON ra ans u nsfan s 32 H1121 129' if CI If E Q tr Q CI ' ' : Co cet B , Ma :In 3 B d, BI -If rr ng Q, SII Q: . T I Ie. Sci , CIW I' FQIIGV. Imp ' I LYN : C Q arf 0 Gcr Cl IJ, I T' rl C, SIN r I n3IQ. 42 . B nf IRE' . ' 2 I wrs, -:IIa C or BI -' TI r:, S'vr:r Tu ngIQ, N I CI b Scrvncc CI b ' ROEA . I ICI: Rrwsdwnt OI Hr-Y. N rs-' CI b SC'-'nts CI 'b ' ' K BIUQ Tr ngl, SQ rh CI IJ, C' r .IL F.-IIQ-N IrIp. gy 'N gk , r Q -- BE 1 I ' rfsi an o Iyar Try ZW- I 3 I grey A C gr Ch ., ra I I n la - cr b. r '- 'V , . a I Crs 0 gil, J A - y .J I .I y Q KATHRYN E, OLSON: SlIvur Trranglrz, Scrunca Club ' I ...- : V 1 lv , 2 I , Q rc! , C i y Q I I . ' fs '.., .. I A . K ' ' C ' IN I ,M .. ff.. JW. , :,,,,1. ., I R . 1 ' , ' Q, Iyar Tri 9, Is I , d , et Hy! I , l sa ROBERT ALAN OLSON Concert Band Marchrng an H WILLIAM A OLSON EFA JOANNE RUTH OREDSON ALLEN I OSBERG S rg ant atArms of Sportsm Lu F A LOREN JOHN OSBERG H Y Swcdrsn Club LORRAINE JEANETTE OSBERG orrsters A Capp II CI'1orr BIU rrang Honor Socmty DONNA J OSEIEN Optmst CIub DONNA M OSMUNDSON SIy Trangl S ton H JAMES OSTROOT CIub Cross Country fx' 51133 BEVERLY JEAN OITLEY N rs CIub Seton Hs Op t'nrt b EDWARD ROBERT PAGE Gym Team JOANNE PATRICIA PAGE CI'1orsf rs Seron Hy MONICA MARIE PAOUAY BIU rrangI Screnc CIub Ootrrmst CIub VERNON PARELL LOIS ANNE PARKS BIU TrrangIe Optrmrst Cub Sr Honor .u C ty Pros DON G. PAJL: Sportsmens dub CHARLOTTE MAE PAULSON: BIue Trrangle, Cnorstvrs, A Cappella Choir, Board of Governors, Seton Hy, Optimrst CIub, Student Coach of Love Hrfs Wrlbur' JAMES L, PAULSON: R CIub Gym To rn, JOHN A RAULSON Crworrsters Norse Oub Screnc Oub Sr Honor Soc ety Stage Crew FLORENCF HELEN PAVELKA Cnrrstlan EelTowsTwrp CAROLYN RUTH REARSON A Cappefla Oworr Buc TrrangTe Lrttfe Women PATRICAA M PEARSON DONALD A PEDER SON JAMESJ PETERKA AN C RETERSEN Odncstra Chorrst rs Blu T C S T1 Tra QT Optrrnrst Oub Latrn Club Se on BARBARA ANN PETERSON Blue Trangh rc rr DORIS D PETERSON Treasurer OT Student Councl A CaopclTa C our Trane: ran e rretran T-CTOWS rp Lit Wom EILEEN CAROL PETERSON R esdfnt oTSpanrsT1 Oub orrstcrs A appella lnorr Q nan G rrnan C u S Honor Soc dy JAY R PETERSON A Capb Ta Cho Board of Governors JEAN E PET ERSON N E L Sdon Hy JOAN E PETERSON STVU Trrangle Seton PHYLLIS JEAN PEIERSON Srlver TrrangJe ADRI ENNE H PETROFF Blue Trrangle Srlver Trrangle Op trn + Oub Scrcnc Oub Seton Hy Marclnrng an ARLENE MARGARET RETTIT Clnorrsfers SwedrsT1CTub Cnrrstran Ecflowshrp ' LEO J POTVIN Concert Sand Rresrdent of EEA Mardvrng Band ' E WIL LIAM PRESTRUD Vrce Prcsrdcnt of' Sportsmens Oub 8 S 5 if F .. - qi it ,Q .1.,, R in x pi' S x 5 'H Rau its X .t Q ,,, V I DEGGY RAE RICHARDSON Vice Pres dent ot Seton Hugh Marclung Band Blue Tnangle Student Councll Executive Board Optlm st Club Homecoming Oueen DOROTHY JOAN RISSER Student Councrl Clnrs tran Fellowslwlp DOUGLAS G ROBERTSON H Y Scuence Club Sr Hono S cr ty MYRON W ROBINSON RICHARD S ROMERO R Club Football Wrestllng BEVERLYI RON DEAU Latin Club Sagamore Statt Optlmlst Club Sportsmen s Club JAMES LYNN ROSEEN Ch erleader AVIS MA RIE ROSSUM Blue Trlangle Sllver Triangle Board t Governors Seton Hy JAMES A ROVERUD FFA NEAL W. PRICHARD: Vice President, President ot Or! clwestra, Vice President, Presldent ot German Club, Concert Band, Marclwlng Band ' BARBARA J. PRIGLMEIER: Blue Trlangle, Sllyer Trrangle, Sr. Honor Society ' BEVERLY ANN PU PPE: Seton Hy. ARTHUR LLOYD OUIMBY: Hi-Y, Gym learn ' PATRICK GERALD OUINLAN: Concert Band ' JER- OME L. RAVELING: Vice President ot Student Councll, Prcsudent ot Pllots, R Club, Football, Co-Captam ot Swrrnrnlnq, Wznter Carnival Attendant. DOROTHY ANN REMMEN: Blue Truangle, Sllver Tn- angle, Spanlsln Club, Seton Hy, Clwrfstian Fellowslmp, Optnrnlst Club ' LORRAINE ELEANOR RICE: Ctwns- n o DAVID L RICHARDSON H Y Board ot Governovs S 'HQ' sr-'M ROBERT L. RYDBURG: President of Historical Society, Love Hits Wllburf' You and ll' ' WILLIAM LEE SALTZ: 'Rl' Club, Cross Country, Traclr ' SHIRLEY ANNE SANDEEN Treasurer of Swed'sl'1 Club Marching n Blue Trrangle Srlver Trrangle Seton HV Et rcs Cornnrritee JOANNE E SANDSTROM Blue Trrangle Slver Trr e C nee Club Sr Honor Socrety Chrrstran e owbnrp DUANE SATHER JEAN CAROLINE S HIEBER Blue Trrangle Clrrrstran E lIowsI'1rD RICHARD E U C E N E SCHUBICH BETTY SCHULTZ Blue Trrangle S ton Hy Optfnst Cl HARRY F SCHULZ WALTER JOHN SCOTT JOHN W SCUDDER u ent Council R Cub Hoclr DON C SEA BERG HrY Football Track HOWARD L. SEEMANN: Treasurer of N,E.L., Saga- more Staff, lYou and I, Etlwlcs Committee JOHN WILLIAM SHAND LAVONNE MARIE SHOULTZ: Clroristers, A Cappella Clwor. BONNIE JEAN MAE SCHMIDT Hstorr I Soc ty rrstran Edlowsnrp JAMES DARRELL SCHO G Sergeant at Arms German C ub T ROBERT O SCI-IROLI. .Q- l r X FARRELL P. SIEVERS: R Club, Football. Student Coach ot Love Hits Wilbur ' LOIS LOUISE SI- LENE: Choristers, Blue Triangle, Silver Triangle, Seton Hy, Optimist Club ' JOANNE CATHERINE SITTA: Blue Triangle, Spanish Club. DAWN MARY SKARNES Treasurer ot Spanish Club orst rs A Cappela oir Bue Triang e Slver Tr angle Board ot Governors Seton Hy Optimist Club JOHN WILLIAM SKRENTNY NANCY LEEJ SMITH Secretary Treasurer ot Concert Band Marching Band Orchestra Blue Triangle Silver Triangle Optimist Clu Spanish Club Swing Band RAYMOND PAUL SMYTH Chrstlan Fellowship DALE W SNUGGERUD R Club Football Tracl CAROL L SOLIE ,tl fv!-f xi I ,I E MARGARET ANN SOREM Vice President ot Spanish Club Concert Band Blue Triangle Silver Triangle Seton Hy Christ n Fellowship HAROLD ROBERT SOR LIE Concert Band Marching Band Gym Team RICHARD W SOSHEA Secretary ot Latin Club H Y Board ot Governors Science Club Sr Honor Society MARLYS JEAN SOYNE Blue Triangl Spanish Club Ch stian Eellowshp BEVERLY JEAN SPAVIN A Cappella Choir Seton Hy THEODORE A SRIESS Orchestra JACK C STAMBALJGH Concert Band DORIS EVELYN SIANLEY Choi stes Blue Triangle Silver r an e Se on Hy Optimist u KATHERYN HENSLIN STARKS Slver T angle Seton Hy C r tian Fellow hip JOAN EVELYN STEENSON: President ot Silver Tri- angle, Vice President ot Spanish Club, Treasurer ot Seton Hy, A Cappella Choir, Blue Triangle, Board ot Governors, Optnrnist Club, Cheerleader, Sr. Honor Sc- erety ' PHYLLIS STELZNER ' DONNA J, STEPP: Blue Triangle Silver Trangle, Seton Hy, Christian Eel- Iowship. CONSTANCE GLORIA JTEVENS Blue Triangle Silv nangl r Honor oei ty Pilots Seton Hy Chris :ar- Ee' ws p WESLEY M STOLTZ President Vic dent r tian Ee ows EVONNE A TRAND Blu Trlangle S ton Hy MAVIS JOY STRAND A Capp lla Choir S e Cub hrstan Ee owship PHYLLIS JUNE STRATTON S v Optimist U LINNEA E SUM NIER Span sh Club .air- ij, EU, all rwX'5r'i'm l. JANET ANN SUNDSTROM Choristers Slv rT angl German Club LENNAQT E SUTHER Pr sd nt ot Sr Honor Soc ety Treasurer of Se nc Club Orchestra Hu Y we is Cu Latin u DONNA J SUT T N Secretary ot Christan Fellowshp Cnoristers Gerrnan Club Sr Honor Soc ty GEORGIA MARIE SWANSON A Cappella Cho r Blue Triangle Silver Triangle German Club Student Council Executive Board LOIS HELEN SWANSON Seer tary ot Spanish Club Treasurer ot A Cappella Choir Choristers Blue Trrangle Board ot Gov rnors S I-lono Socl ty Seton Hy Christian Eellowshlp PATRICIA ANN SWANSON Marchirg Band Blue Trxangl Silver Trlangle Chnstran Fellovvsh p THERINE A SWANSON Blu Trlangl ELMER H SW NSEN JR Hi Y R Club Gym T am ROSE MARY C SWITALA S lv r Trlangl XF TEOMAS K VANKLJIKEN HARRY D VELAND Concert Band Marcbrrrg and JOAN CAROL f KERS Blum Truangl r rra S ton y NA M VIK P sd t rw fu H for Crzty xecut ye. oard N rsh u Cr u Sr Honor Soc ty Clrrrstran Fgllowslup ROBERT C V DNY Clworrsters R Club Gym T am ROL LAND RAYMOND WALD GRANT A WALES S nee Club EUZABETH D WALLlN Conc t B nd Bue Trrangl G rmarr 'lib C 'w e u Hrstorrca Socre WlLLAM J WALTHER A Cappella Clwor LORRAlNE KATHRYN SWORD Pr srdent ol S d 5 ub r sderr o Opt mst Club Blue Trrangl rra S ton MARlAN MAY TAYLOR A Cappella Chorr Bluh T arrglg G rmarw Club Sc em: u Horror Socr on Hy s an ow Ex cutrv Boar DONNA LEE TEIGLAND rrar' r on J rmrs U ov H s Wrlbur LEE WALTON THOMAS VC P sd t ol G rm n u u rm r ocr u Cro Country ANNE H THOMPSON P sd asur t H ur r C u ny ard Latn lu rmarr u cn nc u Sr Honor Som ty DON l THURNBLOM PHYLLIS ANN TOMANN Blue Trnangl Seton Hy WlLLlAM H TYLER PATTY LOU UTTERBECK lerrc Club H formal ocrcty lwr tan Fellows 1193 ROBERT B WELSH Concert Band Marcnrng Band R Club Gym Team JEANNE L WEST D Blue Triangle rvcr Tr1angIe Swed sIw u Seton Hy LOWELL R WHEELER Concert Band Mar Inrng Band Orchestra DONNA JEAN WHITE A Capp IIa CI'ro Scrence Cu ERIC EVERT WILLIAMS H Y Board T ovunors we :sn CIu Exccufrvc Board Pulots Hockey JOHN WILMES Sporisrncns Club R CIub EoctbaII ROBERT L WILSON Treasurer of HrsforrcaI Socrety Lafrn CIub SpanrsI'1 CIub Scrence CIub Standard Staff GLORIA JEAN WISWALL Opfrrnrst CIub DONALD GEORGE YOUNG Shir l17lJj LUANNE E. WASILOWSKI: Secretary of Spanisn Club, Cncrrsfers S:Iver TrrangIC Scrcnm Club JACOUA LYN RAE WEBBER BIue Trrangrc S1IverTrrangIe Span ISI1 ub SHIRLEY MARIE WEBBER A CappeIIa C our Bxuc TrnangIe SrIvcr TrrangIf: Spanrsh ub JANET ELAINE WEBER WILLIAM MORRIS WEBER Presrdcnt of H Y Vrcc Prcsrdent of Crty Hr Y Prgsrdcnt of G rrnan CIub Sr Honor Socrcty Student ouncnl R CIUIJ BasIrctbaII Co Capfarn OT EootbaII T-:am Co Captarn of Track Team HAZEL A WEB STER German CIuI:: EUGENIE RITA WEINGART Sccrctary of S ver T n ccr tar o cxenc CIuI:: Tr asurer of G rrnan Club Vcc Fr srdent of Sr Honor Socrcty Sagarnor Stag Blue TrrangIa Scion Hy ROBERT C WEISER ROBERT EUGENE WELLS Concert Band Na Lng Band pw! if paw UU' I CI ' 1 Iw ', ' ' , f ' , ' CI . Ni -ff ' 2 QI 3 Q rd I . : ' if , ' ' '- . ,,::V I , ,,. a gle, Sf C y T S ' 5 , 2 6 ,, ' A A I., '::: f'E.i. M . -. Q ' f.lT ,ik V I LUN 1 ' I sr - ' , I CI b, HQ I' 4 ' 56 I ..-, ' ' , ' : Q rr, 'I b ' 1 I- , o G - , S d' b, , ' , Qu jr. 5 ,Q HOME ROOMS l04 AND lI0 Row I: Bu1rr'5'a , B-:A'w'tt, Prong Mgxwcil Ou-' Bug Sdrcr Sorhc, Bwrcx. Row 2: Er'f:u7S1 Bcwct, Mosyk, V, Hanscrr, Barnes, Lcfrfarr, D-3Sorrricr J. Arcuson, Bcwrrs. Row 3: Morris Twistmsum, Bcwcrs, Covcr, Pctcrka, Hr-rr, E. Corlscrr, Hcssourg, Hoivrk J Jnrvs. w. Row 4: UNCH Durrrv, Dcgarr, Wrlrmrr 5 Fosslnwi, fr-Hstv. Row 5' Drcc, Bcrswrrt, HoWrrr,GLStaf5Or1 D. Oi- som, Bush, Nrwrarm, A ccrtsorv Bcwgrrr Row 6: Baxter, Dcnsow, Fritzkc, Svahcrl Tgircr Pator1,Kos-r,Da'1 Row 7: Bmrrv -f, Bwwhgr, J A' 1-'-sam Ngslurrg, bC'rrrv-, Mngm 572:51- Brwf' Xxfvlr .. W HOME ROOMS ll3 AND 207 Row I: Mrss Mnfrgorc Mcussceu Sul- vary Ssmucrscf SUM: Lake Watts Wyffcrracrr, D. Orson, My B:aa'csctrr Row 2: Hrnrv, Bftzorc, S. Larson, Ness, M. Harscrr, L, v Wnrlawo, Erawdcr Walker. Row 3: Pnrbfrrr, Rudow Wil nrrrs, Bwrrcsz, J Pearson Brcckcrrrrdgc B'azrcr, SHclsc, Becker. Row 4: DcsSarrrt Bowers, Hcrdcrrurr Wrcr amdcr, Sdwlz Bwr-k Swbcrg Rzcdckc Grlmcr, Scud- zcr. Row 5: Pctrc Dcrrru Hccrraw Src' wrr1,Mr.'Drw Na.1 oH', Dans, SC aDi:r SC LkNr'3. Row 6: Krrcrf Bqtfaq Baa, 'zu Hc':'rc-sr, WL1Wst'3 Husszmg Gagfev Pwr Nyrc T, A'.:c's:'. HOME ROOMS 305 AND 306 Row I: Mr. Hangs Da' :vgc's:1 'Xfccz BOQ, Luc'-5 Recccxc M: Berr- s':w. Row 2: D ICJ Bus' Hccimst L,rQg'Ch Mrckfsc' L. Ncrson G'otw We 5sc- HoNrv'sf'q'1, Row 3: M. Jcvr cf-nl Hut Hnfvr-'sm Nrc-gs Hag cr 5 L-'af PsJscm D. Orson, Bcrrs Row 4: Juror Jcr'1'rQ ,W Svmwsaf, D. Afdsrf 3:fv Bliwgmm, Sfpnsiror' Pa-Mxurst Grcfrr. Row 5: f'.3prfa , Pucci: D Hansr-rr, Bawrocrm Jackscv Erwqcr P 5 Avrzcrso' Stmmr.. Row 6: J. Jdrviorr Vumctr D. Jcwvrvrrr Hrwtsfrmr Nor wow, D, Swwrsf- M:L.:'v' SJ: 'HL' 'r:rrrg.w . JUNIORS 4 QJXI L.:rr..:1...1fg'l ur Ll3lfI HOME ROOMS 304 AND 3lB Row I: '4c:waH Wat:-ns, Sumo, Svam M ss Le gn M's.Jo1. Wews, Somtag N' F '1 Mcwsfc' 1335. Row 2: Nccmz C Kpc gc' Paws HM EN Latow, C .s 1o:: c'scf Dgwigf-gm. Row 3: Rauch Sfvm' Mm, Lnvgsctm Glilllmf, B. Jonvsr Twtt--'sihhu Hmmm Row 4: Bwgvfaw H'J .ts Eng Fwstcv Town sang Pac R:::c'tscv WM. Row 5: Hvcs P-r'3:cn, WrGJrst Bvaiwc' R. Pftcscn N.Sw.a1sc- A. Pctcfsonx Ho!!- stant. Row 6: C. Pctcrsoy Mdtorv, Dah Mrf N. ONsw Marsha!!! 'WHbum Rwcv Glam. Row 7: Kgvrvcdy, Kokmd Lm :mfg 31 W Hawscrw B P-'Y1-:-Swv 5 .. p ,Sv pm: HOME ROOMS 303 AND 322 Row I: M's. K.N:.::':g, Mme, E, Sum V' T'5 ti' T'JYCMC', Om.-' CONU: EC D3f'c's':' MSS Poh '.i'. Row Z' Mc if L-33' 5. A':c's:f 9511: :cn Os ..' . :sun V, Jcfnscf Row 3: 'lat- 73: 351. Lgplnwt Hglvlysof D' ,S- f' S S'-:ss BAN- ' 1' iwuvv Row 4: M, Pwtvfsom Mgsvq K'ogn Lws! B. PQJ'so Gccvgc Mcfofwwcf L. '-rev HJ' cog. Row 5: D. W 'sow SQQTH Vn: :w'v H345 Tpzifc' M: f 'W SAQ' Ca' :-st. Row 6: Floss 2- 'A-frm Oxaiscf Wwd.-' N, Q-'f D C sl' Mot: Lam. Row 7: BJ'-- D.'sS.1Ht R31 'wg H.v'w...1 N. Imp, I A'v1L'SO' D. O'som Onvg 9' ss Underclassman Officers 'Um' mmwfv fmd sophomorv dass 645 on okay a blg part m pvomwt- rg Wg aitvt-:S 56: U14 undef- i'ass vc'. TH' D'-is dent and v ot- prgs dart an ducted by the stu- d-'nt bcdv and Wm rvmawmng ww b-, YF-' E1-:Cutww Bvard, Slhlng: 931' ST,l'JC' V. Jcvvgorw 3' wx Swat N, Rcccfsow, Siandlng: Mx Lx: K. Swcvscn Lcvme Mu fc .4-C. HOME ROOMS I26 AND IZ'-7 Row I: Mx Lum, AQQ, K-14'- Um. s Ga?-3 Bewg' MJQ' M'.i- ,1n Row 2: frepvzn H. - L ann K-ztzunarr Bfown B1g3c'steH Mont Hon- Hmt: Gfanng, Row 3: Asngs F. Jnnnswr: T'aCv, Bfav Q. Vcncss, Enwnqwfzfm Dean. Row 4: Alhgn H. Okon Auk:f.w:nf Blinnnkin Anmvs MCC,uH.:n Swam. Row 5: Don Stcuns, V. Nmsfn, Al .vlan Anwwz, E, Arvmzwmn, Dnnnxv. Row 6: Bwnwng Snknwg Hvvn, Dim J !Xn11.:'srfr Bnnuiw, AI . HAS-'In RowY7: Snvhg Sfnul-H, B.nvtfwm.-WSH J, fmkon, S.1YF1v,sn Tvimlwff, Q.1Hvr:, fX 9Y0nfi, Qui-Shui HOME HOME ROOMS II5 AND Il6 Row I: M's. Fwgnsgnx W.:f ,un Bmw-' R.:bJ'g! Rwgnawxs J, Ewiksnn. GNU Nafzkc, Mr, Bwgk, Row 2: S. Jonnswn Unistvony Pastry Hahn, Bvuskignffnv Largo, Mwig, Row 3: Bottko, J. fm! son, Runs, Knntsor, V. P-ztcvson Evms Evans. Row 4: Cook SCGVWD Dnnhzn Kmdscf Eos EH s Ngucnfcmt. Row 5: Hanan Magnuson Broacnck Tmsaw Urcacn Kwon, Ouanbgck. Row 6: Gam nc' Danwdsc' Hanbwg, Haw Luna F'-5' ans Mdnc'nN,! Nason. Row 7: V-'agen 674011 H, Hgnsiz' W. Jann sun A. Swafssnx HHQ r Nm Q.-n V-4 - irngzft W. J-'nS- The Windy City The pwctum on tn: rght was taken at Hu Nat-ffnal SC,'WfJNi'lSf'C Press Associatwon Convyntwon, Thx- Convqntwon was held atH'1vStvv.-ns P'-Iota! un Chceg-w. Rvpr--swnfatwws from HW Saganvrrv and Sfnndnrd Stags attcndvd. Sitting: Cmztnfrs HJ' mn Sv .1 me E. G:ibc'ts:'. Sianding: J. Jnwsnn Rf:-ra, HQ , Hcqg Ma Www. Qu' eps kr-1 'H .mu JUNIORS v- A Lx H1351 HOME ROOMS 330 AND 332 Row I: M' L1 r'S M. L3'SCh B. C'- sow G-egg S. OWsc', Ncwsroh Sn' -r wg Scwvmcg Mo'1tgo c',, Mwss Std:- mwscx Row 2: Zwws, S'-:wed Svyvc' Ouwst, S1o o':1 L-'Q Swma Roms Row 3: E, Pcccrsorw, Fmwvan PMNMQS, Pai-- mnst, K'om:n J Johnson, Hcndrlgxggf Kgmvhs. Row 4: Lcwgrtor E. OES' Kvsusc P-lc'mN West. Tusct Swfm Svc -. Row 5: Mom OSYC' Sew Q.: P5'-w Sec, Agrws Dxcv M . . Row 6:S:v::g Swcicwg Page D, -' so' R. Sawzsw Gmmc' Hog? PA Jofnson. Row 7: Lxuccg Y-Lg'-.S G-cs5 .:m, L13 Kncwq' HU' '55-1 Gen: Vvw Wg-gm. HOME ROOMS 229 AND 323 Row I: M's Nags Ha 'asf' Lcgc P-'3':::s Bc'-H: :i Gcygc Bc.tc Mx Eggam Row 2: SEMLSC' Kmfsr' M. J: s:' Maze' K' Q Wcfic C f G'c3.s:f. Row 3: Bmcli Beams' Kuff. Ycxg Swwarsx Desi Rrtcs A. He's-in. Row 4: D. P-:trson Bzsfwgw Tvonpscw Stav:1w1g,H13' Dav. Hakes Row 5: Bur: cuss D:aFfc't J. Ca'sc' M34 'ss' Efxfz S:'wc':r SH' We G f. Row 6: D. Jomscf 'f 'stx Wcrg: '5 W. Nc's:' D. E' :fs:h Nu' R:Q :e': Bug '. Row 7: Scfzcmf N::c's Pzjsv' Kdkzgg Jc'::3- N. 3-ff Wzfg P :gs Bc,st'ch'. HOME ROOMS l27 AND 206 Row I: M's. RQ-N Awww C Jcwei Pavkc' M, Hanson Toofasorv LQ1 omg, Stoves Swctaha, Yoxgzgwst N Hcwcnbcck. Row 2: Hager Lhwsti son, J. Jclvfsov, Pfatscwwcv Ha,g C, Krwoscrv Fctzfkx Skoghmd MCLCC1 Wcbcn Row 3: M. Anuoscv Hsu M C ms M. Sv-afscf Kdlatn Rhzw Was mwsm Pam-. Row 4: Sgwfc :K Hz' Pe' Ezwrcs Gawc. FQMC' R550 gmr Stcwi D, Oso' Occw, Row 5 L. C sow Wa c'. Gawc' C: :C Rabc'o't Sc'c'so , R Nc sc St 'J' C. Swajecm. Row 6: D. Ewcfscfw pi: Hur Lel1J.McCcwNuv' GJHQ Lpsch Hz!! Long Syd: LcH e'. HOME ROOMS III AND I24 Row I: Mx Swqorq' LQVQ' E'c 's H' L. Jcf'xSOrv, Tomas, H.:'r':z.'J, HJ na' Gust, LJ? Scmstax Row 2: Kghv Dgwpm, Ganga Blogg-:tt S3'v'z,.g Ls.- Fi,J: '1sm EWGM, Row 3: C. Dat-:'sm G. Avvdcvsofv Goofjc, J. AW1- suv, Moovhousg, Young WQMN, Uttcvlxuck, B1Wngf:'. Row 4: Hancy, Hagen, Hu! Wu, Dahlbcvg, Fjcldstad, J. Aminvson, Mstnd, Mwckclsorv. Row 5. Vogi, Aron sow Jacobson Klcmcnhagcm, Suoods 3.01son, Brokaw, Lcwfs, Matwws. Row 6: But'-4:Jsl:n, HoJm, Hayes, Porta, FQH, Union Joumhf, Bog. Row 7: Snwru.-f Bas' vw Kafka, LJBQNQ G'-::: B .q U11 Foss T'c'l'v3 Gxv.:-:'s.'v. HOME ROOMS I22 AND 3Ib Row I: Mn Ostwms Cai' sta' West :cg Hovisno M. Jowscw DOUGH, B.cft C', Bocwrc, M'. Co-'t'.:.. Row 2: Ba'tos':, Wrtmow Engsvow, Rasmus s-:fm Gustafson, LCC, Griffvtf, Row 3: Mvcmln, HoiHmgswo'tH, Sbowg, R.:-tx, Ciisam, Boycc, Vcvhota Osvwxsmw Row 4: Fhkmz, B, Jowsom Gmac! Sh3r1Li,MoH Afonson HwJba:k Haw'-:S Pawcvtv. Row 5: Mcvswi! FJ.:vt'.3 Rcorwsorv, R-trgw, QD SY Do BJ'Tg:s Furs: Row 6: Jacobsc' Mets-sv mai: Bvhsk.: TJ-mmwst Wcstpm Ur-.:J r-55 Ur'g'.:'1 W. Amzcsov SJ- : Row 7: Blau, BJIQHQ XWJJSH D. A: zcsorv, W.tb-:', SVOV13 Z B1-nam. Row 8: Tomi-Notts HJ!! Uwbmiu Yongfwwst Skyttc, Pamsm Bwn. HQ35, Low. HOME ROOMS 204 AND 209 Row I1C3w1'i. ' Esmyg Un' -:Mu 1' Qvrwgtsvv, P-Mstow, L3 :s'.xz K' S:..11n', Bwgc, Kama. Row 2: Hn. mfs, R Ndanm, KL' ': : Q' 'fwsw BQ' 5-:tn Pattcsun, L. Jovwsc-1 J. N- sy 5. Pdwsmrv. Row 3: S ',v1-5' Vis foosxcrson, Hadcfancz, A. Jo '- sc MW K-tg Lomvmist, Coutwc, Kcmctc' Mwss Mfistcm. Row 4: Miss Habgfman, Sam-sw 'Jar Kvagcnbfwg, B. Amamsfm, M33 w.scn,A.Srm1h,Towmscnc1, Daws, So-I . Row 5: Ness Cofwgaw Wwcksrcn: D ,Ax'w1c'5of1, B. Arwivso' Lyla-xv J. SWK' Ha Hung Dchw. Row 6. K ww.- ZT, 'Ny Stvowmscs D. Sf-Jusfz' 'CJ' L-5.-3'-Int: M33D: 3 J M:-Lv J! QP. Row 7: Scttucag Bc .: in P1 ::.:' Tr'v'5cH MJCK3. J, E' .-s 'v Xvssf., Fws, L-:vw f st V' '- L. -.hL:4tx.:f?N SOPHOMORES ,ki ' U51 HOME ROOMS 226 AND 157 Row l: Mx Sn. PGM Axntxw UFS QJHJSC' 7'- -Q' 5' SLU' CK M' J3 wS . Row 2: Pm -5 S'-'RSV Sfgw Hoc, Efwgswg D-Nnzs J Anassfm Bug J Am:us:vw.Ro w3' E 'an L:'1 Buns pvshn DJ H ::.' Kcwz' MW?-: D SM'-Q ,'- -'.Rcw4 Hawk'- 5 J :AWS .,:' ' 1,51 H vC',Cui.1w'V1 J.-i S-5-,vs C. C su Qcvlw Row 5: Bwnr Bmpr' EWS Us L:- 5 Z. 'm H,-5 3' U .twv M Huw: J. Ndsy 'A , Row 6 5i:3zf::a.4': 5.1-V. , X . F1 Swans ' Str, T A M ' Cx'-I son R,5Lvg,sf, Row 7: Rf 'rc D- Lofg B311 Sim ,332 -- B'--' S:'- s ' Ky. -,' - N. s HOME ROOMS 222 AND 307 Row I' N' Fi .,,,,,,, . .Q.. cr- 'rs Czar, 5: H--'-. J Lvl rx C fznq- V's,S1 :-gf,Row ' J vw Twqvs MM., Raef. L--' 'J.S.' 'S . V' B Fx 'wi' Row 31 . 'Vu .ul 34:--, R 1-' rf we 5 FN. Q Sums Sw esta: E Uftws ', Qyvvw uf. Row 4: FZ. S' f' 3-'-C Kfti L if H . -.'-'si' Fi Lrsff S' ,.::.3'q K. 5:1 Hewwft- Row 5' J ft- L' ,'1sf' S f:.' Jv UW., if kwrrwg Purwl ffm, VU. 'X Kn,1S Row 6: R ,: s f W.'sf: '. 3,st'fs:' Ui 5 PJ. Nivgsf T:-.L 125:-s TQ. 3' 5.s:,.-- Row 7: S' lm: V-'v-Q Lg -' 3: J. 1' N' . Ov- sf-2,11 K.r-:- R, 'Xl 1 TA-1. K, S,..'w f HOME ROOMS 301 AND 3I7 Row I: M's. Nom.: F2793 Sava' A ton Jn: HQ' Evsk fr S, C: Sod OL gI.y ML S-1uk.:. Row 21 G-' Vai ff, QQ' 't Ehgnwg S,t':' Evcs 9 gse 1 S:w.g'1fc:3' Ev sr. Row A. f3'JSorw Steiff Scwfs-'h N2 'fr Hfgruwc Fwhvshx: MW'-'S Hcrkus Asn,-fp: XXMIEJ' 91.512 Row 2' Bi P Swgve Wf:'1': BH - E'3.' Bwugns Avw' Sw fa'-','1. Row 5: fmt-2' S., T1,D.f1'1 sen R,S '1tP D, W+Jscw M. Anicwx M3 'SLD S. OJSC, J. J' son JC' ow' Row 6: S 3: ' Lql: Wy K S.s'3'sww Fwy.-1 Meg BCM- J:, g H, Jcfssaww, Row 7. D. Jra 1st':'v, FAQ SUV' B, Jivwscv S, Nusnv Vfvzit 'hifi Sluvff- ' W' ' f 5. 5 if H3.v', HOME ROOMS 308 AND 3I3 Row I: M's, Jcfscmx Kvfr-31. O'?f D,A'w:uso' B.SwAnson R JCM son, E. Nwscf Tcssmcv, Holman Row 2: Hawdlrv Woung. Jucngd McNa mac, Mcnsgw Shcaffcy Kurth MJJkQ'm Kwlc, Row 3: Stafhyd. TVVONJS Stwsc: J. Svwvsg' Bwwk BFSPQL Hdtow LL zz. TQJCH Row 4: Bvc 'w-rg Dow: W-3 Dry Jsaaisz' B'ovm Do.gJas LO'kq Fox Leg. Row 5: J. Hanson S. AH nw mn, Srvdso N. Cnvknn, PNNL' T. Jcwhnsrvv HMM. Pugshw, Kwttksov' P.x:.Ms. Row 6: Kmvrmx S.-ti-:wuwl NWN .'k' ' J. NQJSPV1 Shu, Fww.-14 W, Jw--sf Mmsht, Srwgqqs Row 7: '.Pr1r'Gv'w M MQQJJ, La' qv Wav.-vp: R. PJMSQ' R'f:gcvS,D.Sv:1Y' F. J Sim J, E'w'rSf:'v, SCHUJF. HOME ROOMS 324 AND 331 Row I: Mvs. Bcginw D Hmsc' J O wr D Nusc' HWS, FJ.vfzc's D.:'3- M.,dJc' L, Afsusow Mu ksrtd, Row 2: Rzgc.--.san Cwmngfan 52.214 ici Mat. Bing AWQDDQQ B. Jo'fvsL:' Mcytfzfvscf J Arw:1cv5ovv,LaBcJf5.Row 3: J. Johrsovz Hllmo RON: W3Jtow V, Wwlscn P, Ndson. Wlcnckc Ka' 'Wnsk Dust-3. Row 4: Hcwsuw Scu- fcf Cant'-is J. Lavscn Mensa' foe :C c V:'Dc3sc', Knut: Svcftw We :qu Row 5: Fvanccs D. Swa's:f Osbawzc' Lxcmx Bvcow, SQOH-' M OJSO' Hats' Tofqik Sdrm 3C':-3'. Row 6: Lmwfg Lr:vbc'g, Kmwx Jgcous,-w Sf ',': fAN'O'NSL , Wndsm, V. frm U. NQJSJH Row 7:R3.1.-Ji FL- Kcfsfa: WQSNJ' Tgww Wu vw P E' -Q - 5r.11'f,'.- Sm 'jf 3 Wkstw. HOME ROOMS 32l AND 325 Row I: My Nldscn, Fvourv v: wg C 1,5 sr lawns' Rea, Qcsct Pe's:'s Paj L'3g'c' Mxss D252 Row 2: E. Jc'vsc' Duvmc Twkc' W :,-St Tc , Beg P-mccncf,WfImf:1 Stufi. Row 3: AQQVSQQ Thovsom, Box, Jygsn sow Bcdffrw Ocxmng, Ronfcbcfg Bhrrfcwstw. Row 4: Stvw' Cowan' K. ONSU1 Scwtag Msghm D Jchwsc' Beck Wczar Hams. Row 5: M:-tcf bug W.:':t Dawn, Samwwk Ju .-v A. Jones Hqsf J'on51.x1.Row 6: Bf::,1' M.J c vv Mytifnx Tcbbwtf R, Johnmw Holt, Suvcss Sodcvbuvg, 5.mm:'. Row 7: Swnvi Strv-Cut, HW- rv mgscf Daw' sci' B. Ndscf 86335 KA.: V: D. '- ' Kc! C' F':'g-.- 2 LL.. SOPHOMORES Y L ljllffl g,4lf' fr f Y Tqxfx X7 Q7 g ff IJ Off! Yyvvjffzffffjj 7 ff Athgjl bf ,AJ M ,K ff' ff 8 273223771574 Qin 63 QQ '37 if 3 QR Now Iwo j 3 oss Cou C ano wor Fe C oo! eatures Footba S 57 8 Fo ewoo and deo atro Fu Ure Parrve of Arnerr a German Quo Guns Soort Go Gvm Team Hr Y Hoclrev Horneeornrng Honor Socrety IPIVGVITLVGW 73 74 lnoex Junror 'lStOVICGI Cocle y June Class Pav PHOTOGRAPHY BY LWTSMASTEP FNGRAVING BY WESTON ENGRAWNC LO PRWTNNC BY Tr-1E LUND PRESS 'NC TIM! 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