Roosevelt High School - Sagamore Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1953 volume:

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Since that time he has guided Roosevelt policies and helped to develop our student gov- ernment. During Mr. von Levern's leave ot absence this year Miss Nelson and Mr. Strandjord, assistant princi- pals, did an effective iob ot running the school with the cooperation ofthe faculty. Mr. and Mrs. von Levern spent the months of January, February, and March in Mexico-the country south ot the Rio Grande. Faculty Coordinating Council 75 I Q. I Q -1 X . ., MISS MERCEDES NELSON, Assistant-principal, Chair- man ot Physical Education, Health Council, First Aid. MR. E. N. STRANDJORD, Assistant-principal, Alumni Adviser, Health Council, Student Council Activities. MISS ANNIE MCCRADIE, V3 Girls' Counselor, Scholar- ships, Tests and Measurements, National Honor So- ciety. MR. ARTHUR PALMQUIST, Boys' Counselor, Scholarships, Tests and Honor Society. Measurements, National Jolly, Vogtsberger, Haberman, Crogan, Nelson, Kaupang, Strondiord, Lynch, Lobde-ll, Pale-en, Wagner. 8 C. W. ANDERSEN: Chorus, Choristers, A Capella Choir, Chamber Music, Applied Music, Organ. N. ASMUS: Office Clerk. A. B. BAARDSETH: Typing, Bookkeeping, School Banker and Bookkeeper. W. P. BENSON: American History, Swedish, Swedish Club Adviser, Chairman of Foreign Languages, Assistant llth Grade Adviser. A. BJELDANES: Librarian. L. BJORKLUND: Health, First Aid, Gym, Modern Dance, ln- dividual Sports, Intra-Mural Sports Assis- tant, Co-Rec, Pilots Club Adviser. R. BLAKE: Physics, B Squad Football Coach, B Squad Basketball Coach. L. F. BRICK: Cabinet Making, Faculty Manager of Stage Crew. A. W. BUCKMAN: Geom- etry, Chemistry, Golf Coach. S. CARLSON: Geometry, Higher Algebra, Faculty Social Committee, Hi-C. F. Club Assistant Adviser. V. CATTRON: Chairman of Art, Art. C. COLE: Modern Problems, American History. 1 X f X f V f 'gf 4 4? W ' I W 2 'l'f X f if of , 1 J f . . '-:ui-.5 W' 25:1 1' ' ,W f W f . I in , . ' 'Z V, V A ,,,, .-I X ' W f ,. f, vi Z4 .5 ,lf mi i I-o'ecf5 Art Students' Model Room ro s ng I Erickson' Derrick, Tschidc Schleuder, Zeller, Kirgsbury, R. Larson ,Q .15 .X N 'Nh K I A? '35 15 'Q' J Y-1. D ' A I M 'QQ -I Q., .5 K. COMLEY: Clothing, Home 81 Family Liv- ing, Costume Supervisor, Teachers Rest Room Supervisor. C. W. COURTNEY: Com- mon Learnings, U. S. History, U. S. History Term Chairman, A Squad Basketball Coach, Baseball Coach. M. CROGAN: Eng- lish, 12A English Term Chairman, Faculty Censor of Annual, Faculty Co-ordinating Council, Flower Committtee. W. CURRAN: Mechanical Drawing, B Squad Assistant Football Coach, Wrestling Coach, Locks and Lockers Adviser. M. DOHERTY: English, Assistant Chairman of English, TTA Term Chairman for English. B. DOOR: English, Adviser of Publications and Literary Contests. B. R. EGGAN: American History, Norse, Norse Club Adviser, Faculty Manager of Athletics, Skiing Coach. M. ERICKSON: Visiting Teacher, Health Council. M. FAR- SETH: Spanish, Spanish Club Adviser, Eng- lish. R. FERGUSON: Modern Problems, Auditor- ium Programs, llth Grade Adviser Chair- man. I. GERARD: Latin, English, Chairman of English, Latin Club Adviser. A. GOW- ANS: Common Learnings, Modern Problems, Assistant lOth Grade Adviser, A Squad Football Coach. Spanish Songs Galore Now Remember This - Brayley, Bass, Fenton, S. Olson, Fione Miss Door, Theilman, Holzknecht, S. Jones TO -gs my 1 f - ' Q 'sf NB i 'N Fix X Ve Q Qs R gs r QM Xl N .zS 5' R R S 51? f -. .mr KX .. M 'X - S s 'E X W rw t s Getting That Perfect Fit Easton, Galbraith, Bolstad, Page H. HABERMAN: Typing, Secretarial Prac- tice, Silver Triangle Club Adviser, Faculty Co-ordinating Council, Season Ticket Collec- tions Adviser, 10th Grade Adviser Chair- man. M. HALRON: Chemistry, Biology, R Club Adviser, Science Club Adviser. D. HANSON: Machine Shop. M. HANSON: Clothing, Costume Supervisor, Faculty Social Committee, F. H. A. Club Ad- viser. M. HAYER: Foods, F. H. A. Club As- sistant Adviser. E. HAYNES: Common Learnings, Modern Problems, American History, Roosecelt History Club Adviser, Chairman of Common Learnings, Assistant Track Coach. D. HEATH: World History, American History, World History Chairman, M.E.A. 8. N.E.A., Blue Triangle Club Adviser. O. HENNING: Band Uniforms, Technique, Chairman of Band, Chairman of Dance Band. E. HER- DINE: Office Clerk. O. HOLLENBECK: Wood Turning, Cabinet Making, Mechanical Drawing, Health Coun- cil. F. HUSEBY: Office Clerk. T. JAMBECK: Health, First Aid, Gym, Co-Rec, Swimming Coach, R Club Assistant Adviser, Assistant A Squad Football Coach, 12th Grade Ad- viser Chairman. .. , .1 . .4-, , Asn.. -.-as ., , f O!! ...ir ,, ., 4 5 F Q., ...I 'If gi t ml -Q 1 Eyes on the Book! 5 ,. -A f, g 73. f C ' X X ai' .292 ' 2 . F? .1 ,, . f Jorganson, Lindsley, Hultgren, Cordell f W .4 . .. x V V lf W . - X, Tig-:. , 4 , . L-fr? -' in .A F l,'l , Gr' Q 4- Vtt , A A is W 2 il am A J sf- 3' A -3 -4 S. JOHNSON: Printing, Metals, Supervisor of Tickets, Boys' Industrial Chairman, A Squad Assistant Baseball Coach. A. JOLLY: English, American History, Faculty Co-ord- inating Council, llth Grade Assistant Ad- viser. V. KAUPANG: English, Faculty Co- ordinating Council, Hi-C.F. Club Adviser. L. KRAMER: Foods, Girls' Industrial Chair- man, Silver Triangle Club Assistant Advis- er. C. LAMMERS: Modern Problems, Chair- man of Social Science, Jr. Town Meeting Radio Program. L. LEIGH: English, Faculty Social Committee, Term Chairman for 'IOA English, Jr. American Red Cross. F. LEVERSEE: Health Council Chairman, School Nurse. C. LOBDELL: Common Learn- ings, Parking Lot, Faculty Co-ordinating Council, Hockey Coach, Audio 8. Visual Ed- ucation, Equipment, 81 Operators. C. LUKE: Agriculture, Greenhouse, Farm Shop, F.F.A. Club. l. LYNCH: Faculty Social Committee, Com- mon Learnings, Faculty Co-ordinating Coun- cil. M. C. MCGRATH: English, Faculty Mem- ber in Charge of Sagamore Collections, Common Learnings. F. NAGEL: Geometry, Faculty Social Committee Chairman. Work Program Tour Good Speech is Essential r n ir nrad, er, A fins Galbrai , . n er , Wah ma n, Qu k, Co Loeffl I1 en th W A d son Dosch, Watters Dorland, Simonson, Youngquist, Werhan L. NIELSEN: English, Publicity, Faculty Ad- viser of Standard. E. OLSON: Distributive, Retailing. L. OSTERHUS: Speech, American History, Debate, Teachers' Rest Room Com- mittee, Debate and Forensic League. G. OWENS: Library Clerk. L. K. PAETZ: English, Radio, Dramatics, Class Play Ad- viser. E. M. PALEEN: Typing, Faculty Co- ordinating Council, Occupational Relations. K. PETERSON: Health Council, Gymnastics Coach, Gym, Health, First Aid, Co-Rec, Ap- paratus Adviser, Boys lntra-Mural Sports Chairman. D. POMMER: Common Learn- ings, English, Faculty Social Committee, Blue Triangle Assistant Adviser. E. REDLUND: Higher Algebra, Solid Geometry, Trigonom- etry, Mathematics Chairman, Assistant 12th Grade Adviser. L. RICE: Shorthand, Faculty Member in Charge of Standard Collections. H. A. RIEMENSCHNEIDER: Biology, Health Coun- cil, Stockroom Supervisor, Assistant lOth Grade Adviser, Sportsmen's Club Adviser. J. ROBERTSON: Sight Saving, Health Coun- cil, Young People's Symphony Concert. Now Where Does This Go? A Few Hinfs for Drivers Burkhart, Zimmerman, M. Hansen, Mr. Vogtsberger 7 ., W 40M A. P. SANDBOE: English, Common Learn- ings, Teachers' Rest Room Committee. E. SELL: Aviation Science, Auto Shop. C. A. SORENSEN: Algebra, Geometry, Tennis Coach, Pupil Fee Collections. G. STEINHAUSER: German, German Club Adviser. M. STENSING: Chief Office Clerk. O. STONE: Office Clerk. V. STRAKA: English, Common Learnings, Adviser for Talent, Auditorium, 8. Evening Programs. L. SWADNER: American History, Common Learnings, Boys' lntra-Mural Sports Assistant Adviser. A. L. SWANSON: Chairman of Orchestra, Technique, Flag Twirling, Assistant Adviser of Dance Band. C. SWANSON: Assistant Librarian. G. THOMAS: Foods, Health Council, Lunch- room. l. VOGTSBERGER: Garage, Drivers Education, Faculty Co-ordinating Council, Pilots Club Adviser. A Problem for Anyone' Common Learnings in Action board, Martinson, McCloud 'Y' L if tgp in. K' , il'ii1Tif4:, ' . iii H. WAGNER: Bookkeeping, Chairman of Com- mercial Department, Faculty Co-ordinating Coun- cil, Annual Adviser. M. WEUM: Biology, Physi- ology, Chairman of Science, Assistant 12th Grade Adviser, Hi-Y Club Adviser. R. WILBUR: Gym, First Aid, Team Sports, Health, Co-Rec, Folk SQ Square Dancing, Health Council. O. YNGVE: Physics, Cross Country Coach, Track Coach, Assistant Lunchroom Supervisor, Noon Hour Activities, Movies and Grounds. Map Work in American History Broten, Ballard, Edin, Starr The Graceful Way Holm, Larson, Faber, Galbriath, E. Johnson, Tollefsbol New Roosevelt Library After thirty years the Roosevelt library has had a face lifting. The book capacity is now 45,0007 20,000 for class use. The floor covering is new and modern lighting has been installed. The library now has an additional room for class use. Storage space and a special workroom are a joy to the library workers. Miss Bieldanes, head librarian, two assistants, and 35 Roosevelt students do an excellent job of running the library smoothly. ,1,4yfV, X LVM, X if N, AAL gjgZA9fff' P ' L?g'MQ!' A u' at !fg,L'L 7A' A KILQLVW U- I 'dffi 330 Wi if f JK, N Mljfb D ,C L42 L Kb if ,f A, fu !i k,v P lwffw WWW , 'vi f' A ' JfLAM,'L ol ' H 1 f,, -gf ,fljlfkll X 'wx Lf X ' ,ffm T21 , ' 'Xl J ff 'gigxx QQ ',g?,1'f , Q9 7 4 X, , f wif' g ,J X 1: 1, , y - ,4 W,,, 22 , X Z, , , 3 f 5 - jf 'pf 3 ,fC L 3 H it xx 1 , 41 X '7 I ' div! EW I X J 'QQ yy wg-1 ,bwLf ' J! 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Row 6: Pehle, Hastings, Villella, Rasmussen, Running, Fredericksen, Hugher, Abrahamson, McGovern Harrington, Madison. Ethics Committee This group ot boys and girls work in the council office, typing and tiling. Also a part ot their iob is to meet with students who have received conduct slips in the study halls and to penalize them. Our Ethics Committee Row 'I: Dean, Carlson H., Purcell. Row 2: Nierson, Stacy, Sack. Student Council Our Student Council, headed by Mr. Strandiord, is the spark plug ot our school. Its members are elected from each home- room and serve a one year term. They meet at designated times each week and discuss student conduct and cooperation in the lunchroom, in study halls and at ath- letic games. This group plans our Homecoming and Winter Carnival Days. They work hard to organize these activities. Another part ot their job is the management of our student organized lunchroom. Several boys are appointed by the council to supervise our lunchroom habits and conduct. Each year a Service Trophy is awarded by the council to the person who has con- tributed most to the school in the line ot service. It is a great distinction to be awarded this trophy as only one senior boy O F F l C E Vernon Schwarzkopf - . . Roger Strand - - Helen Anonsen Kathy Sullivan Ronald Sack A Donald Norby - 18 and girl receive this honor. R s - - - President - Vice President - - - - Secretary Corresponding Secretary - - - - Treasurer - Sergeant at Arms 5 ,lf 'ZfI?'f'f' . Row 'l: Dow, Gaffney, Tronstad, Hughes, Abrahamson, Conrad, Mr. Strandiord, Adviser: Hanson P., Rasmussen. Row 2: Fox, Cordell, Andersen J., Hanson V., Lund, Schaupp, Brescancini, Lind, Munson, Lundquist. Row 3: Purcell, McNeal, Swanson G., Black, Capron, White, Solheim, Heiling, Youngquist. Row 4: Williams, Veara, Bclss, Huseby, Strand, Voth, Armstrong, Wilber, Brown D., Mathison. Row 5: Pehle, Carlson H., Erickson J., Larson P., Nerison, Fritzke, Johnson J., Winkler, Nelson D. Row 6: Joyce, Keeler, Koplen, Frantz, Nelson L., Anderson L., Eikaas, Halvorson, Wheeler, Johnson B Board of Governors All right, you kids! Keep it quiet in here! We hear this request in our student governed study halls. It is the duty ot the student chairman and several other boys and girls to keep order, to check passes, and to take attendance in a roomtul ot boisterous teenagers. Each chairman is ap- pointed by a head chairman and tries hard to carry out his responsibility. Council Office Help Office Help Each period ot the day with the helptul supervision ot Mr. Strandiord and the ot- tice help chairman, Tom Hughes, these boys and girls attend to the many and varied duties of keeping our student coun- cil ottice in good order. Their job consists of tiling study hall passes, typing bulletins, and maintaining a service point and pro- gram record tor every student in school. Fox, Brescancini, Wright, Hughes, Erickson J., Anonsen, Purcell, Williams, Hamer! V-, Cfflbbf Joyce, SCLIGUPP- f' 911' V g ' A ...aw .J .J ,,.. . -- P I . The 1952-53 Standard Staff Row l: Uhr, Green, Hucliaby, Mr. Neilsen, Adviser: Hafvens Norman, Johnston, Folden, Butler. P. Johnson, Freclriclison. Standard Staff Every fourth hour an ambitious group of Roosevelt students work diligently to put out their top rate high school paper. lt isn't all work and no play, though, for this is the staff that sponsored the Sock Hop, which was a huge success. ls student government active? How are you going to spend your vacation? What action will Russia's new leader take? These are a few of the polls the Standard takes to express the views of the students. According to the standards of the Na- tional Scholastic Press Association, 26 is- sues a year is considered a weel-cly paper. The Standard happens to be the only high school in Minnesota that has such a weekly paper. ln comparison to the papers of other high schools in Minneapolis the Standard is the most inexpensive paper per issue. Among the winners of the Columbia Scholastic Press Association was the Roose- velt Standard. The paper placed second among all printed newspapers of high schools with l,5OO to 2,500 enrollment for the l95l-52 school year. ln the spring semester the Standard changed over to a new system. The boys began alternating issues with the girls, making the former sports page editor take over the first and the second pagesg then O is, M. Johnson, Helgoe. Row 2: Sorenson Elton, Laulclce, the girls handled the sports page. The boys and the girls on this staff are very adaptable and can be used in any posi- tion. Here's to the Standard staff and their ad- viser, Mr. Neilsen, for giving Roosevelt such a splendid newspaper! 1952-53 STANDARD smrr Mr, Neilsen, Faculty Adviser Editor-in-chief -----, Mildred Hafvenstein Associate Editor -------- Allen Uhr First Page Editors - Mary Loomis Bev Helgoe. Phil Johnson Second Page Editors - Marilyn Johnson. Larry Fredriclcson Third Page Editors - - - Myrna Huckabw Larry Loukko Sports Page Editors - Jim Norman Garv Green Bev Helgoe Watch the Birdie Kouclny and Gangloff - -flsv-e:f S 4 S-in ,bf s S X' . . 4 Q 1 f xxx ss . us. i S -xx . . . X as iii . ' K . x ll Come On, Everybody Smile! Rhine and R. Carlson 1953 SAGAMORE STAFF Mr. Harvey Wagner, Faculty Adviser Editor-in-chief --------- Janice Hill Photographer - - - - Roger Carlson Assistant - - Jim Rhine Art Editor - Nancy Rhoades Faculty Editor - - - Nancy Rhoades Organization Editors - Janice Hill, Marie Carlson Sports Editors - - - Harold Dorland, Jerome Jensen Feature Editor - ------ Judy McKay Class Editors - - - Audrey Hultgren, Joyce Shulkatis Junior staff members - Ronald Aker, Gwen Hull, Carolyn Hendrickson, Diane Kittock, Karen Knudsen, Sandra Smith The 1953 Sagamore Staff Row 'lz Shulkatis, Hultgren, M. Carlson, Hill, Rhoades, McKay. Row Knudsen, Aker, J. Jensen, Dorland. i i Sagamore Staff If you have ever walked by Room 214 during the fourth period, you probably had to iump out of the way as the mem- bers of the 1953 Sagamore staff rushed out to schedule a picture or collect some information. There was never a dull mo- ment during the year. We started by plan- ning the theme and the cover of the year- book, then we had two days of feverish work taking homeroom and club pictures. Some pleasure came next. The staff Went to Chicago for the National Scholas- tic Press Association Convention. They at- tended many lectures and discusisons, but they also had some time to see the sights of the Windy City. When we returned home, we had many ideas on how to im- prove the Sagamore. The the real work began. Our photog- raphers took dozens of pictures for every section of the book. Stories were written and typed. The art work was completed for the division pages. Senior pictures were assembled. Pages were sent to the printer, returned, proof read, and sent again. Finally the Sagamore was finished. We did our best and we hope that you like it. 2: Mr. Wagner, Adviser, Kittock, S. Smith, Hendrickson, Hall, 5 4 , ' X0 21 Row 1: Johnson J., Krieser, Larson J., Westrum, Butler, Arndt, Mitchell, Hill. Row 2: Bowman, Oleyor, Bednar, Johnson C., Theilmann, McMannus, Jackson. Row 3: Bolstad, Ackland, Bremberg, Lorson J., Stageberg, Kellner, Anonsen. Row 4: Manninen, Butters, Ecklund, Quirk, Johnson C., Hartl, Sanwald. Row 5: Frantz, Strand, Howell, Brown J., Hullor, Dorlond, Simonson, Holmberg. Row 'l: Whiteley, Sacln, Miss McCradie, Adviser, Hotvenstein, Brown D., Rice. Row 2: Dahl, Lovering, Pehrsson, Martin, Huseby, Olson J., Nelson L., Wohrmonn. Row 3: Myhre, Swenson C., Bloisdell, Hoecke, Krosnow, Sherwood, Anderson A. Row 4: Sipple, Villillo, Mohrbocher, Sween, Gustafson, Uhr, LaBonte, Johr-son B. Senior Honor Society Scholarship, leadership, character, and service-these are the qualifications tor membership in the Honor Society. In Oc- tober, 67 students who met these require- ments were inducted into the society at a candlelight ceremony. These students must maintain these merits in order to re- tain their membership. During the year the members take several aptitude and scholarship tests. Our students always win a high percentage of the scholarships that are offered. In April the Honor Society took a tour day trip to Washington, D.C., where they saw the Washington Monu- ment, the Bureau of Engraving, the Con- gressional Library, Arlington Cemetery, Mount Vernon, and the White House. On the way home, they stopped for a sight- seeing tour ot Chicago. OFFICERS Monroe Howell - - - . - President Ronold Villello - - Vice President M0000 Sherwood Secretory-Treasurer National Forsenic League It you are interested in public speaking or plan to enter a vocation where it would be a valuable asset to you, the National Forsenic League would help you to de- velop your public speaking abilities. Under the direction of Mr. Osterhus, the group meets every Tuesday and as often else as needed. This year the members attended the annual contest at Gustavus Adolphus College where they competed with other students from the state in individual speech and debate contests. History Club The Roosevelt History Club, which was organized in l945 as the Junior Historical Society, is under the direction of Mr. Haynes. Their purpose is to stimulate an interest in the historical background ot our state. Although it is a comparatively small group, the members are quite active. The programs emphasize discussions, lectures, and movies. A tield trip was taken this year to the Carver County Historical So- ciety Museum. Row 'l: J. Larson, Mr. Osterhus, Adviser, Walters, Bolstad. Row 2: Bednar, Ackland, Dosch. Row I: Miller, Bye, Sipple, Bednar, Doyle, Holten, M. Johnson. Row 2: Pringlemeier, W. Anderson, Mr. Haynes, Adviser. S T G0'PHl-IR l'llNNESOT AUTHO ,HMM Hunnius: Row 'I: Martin, Jacobsen, Youngquist, Suther, Mr. Halron, Adviser, LaBonte, Dorlond, Schieber, Hultgren, Lovering. Row 2: Thorpe, Hafvenstein, Rasmussen, Dow, J. Carlson, Lund, Hollard, C. Swenson, Hasenbank, Hume. Row 3: Schaupp, Stevens, Weston, Thomp- son, Throndson, Grobe, Villella, Crockrell, Folden. Row 4: Bowman, Bergstrom, B. Olson, Laukka, R. Carlson, Kellner, D. Peterson, Lundquist, Alm. Row 5: J, Larson, R. Villella, Groen, N. Anderson, Darelius, Leonard, L. Anderson, Mohly, Magee. Row 6: Felker, Palmquist, Bloom, P. Johnson, Smieia, Rhine, J. Swanson, James, Howell, Koucky. Science Club The science club starts out the event- filled year by electing their officers. The officers are elected for the entire school year. The driving force behind the con- tinuation of the club has been the vice- president, Anton LaBonte. The only qualification for being a mem- ber ofthe science club is to be enrolled in any one of the many science cources of- fered at Roosevelt. The club activities are Fundamentals of Picture Developing Demonstrated by R. Carlson and L. Anderson. divided into two groups. During the first semester many interesting experiments are performed by the club members. Many very important guest speakers come dur- ing the second semester. The purpose is to interest the members of the club in the various professions and to tell the mem- bers a little about the work of each profes- sion. One of the speakers, the Dean of the School of Mining at the University of Minnesota, not only told the members about mining but also gave some mem- bers the chance to go through the mining scholo at the University. Some of the other guest speakers were representatives from the Minneapolis En- gineers Club, a nurse and a medical tech- nician from General Hospital, and a speak- er who told the club about the Pure Food and Drug Act. All the activities of the club are not seri- ous, for the members have many other ac- tivities, too. The club that helps mold the future leaders of America is the science club. 24 O F F l C E R S Harold Dorlond - - - - President Anton LaBonte Vice President Judy Suther - Secretary Bill Youngquist - Treasurer . 1 1 Q, . Row 'l: Hopper, Mollan, Johnston J., Bremberg, Schwarzkopf, Miss Steinhauser, Adviser, Anonsen, Oexing, Johnson J. Row 2: Kyllo, Alexander H., Malmsten, Alexander D., Parks T., Krusic, Morgan, Heideck. Row 3: Smith S., Dimlck, Johnson A., Swanson J., Ebrenz, Lenhard, Scnwald, Barnett. Row 4: Kelley, Deno, Larsen D., Hittner, Harms, Kilen, Parks H., Sacre. German Club Did you ever wonder what a language club does tor excitement? The German Club had no trouble finding activities to keep them busy. One of the biggest events ot the year was their annual Christmas party. Everything was German: the songs, the music, and even the new members. The initiates were contestants on a quiz program and paid the consequences for incorrect answers. Many activities were carried on at the monthly meetings. These activities included a one-act German play, movies, and the study of German folk costumes. Every year the club trophy is awarded to the member who has contributed most to the club. This year's winner was Helen Anon- sen. O F F I C E R S Vernon Schwartzkopf --'- - - President Helen Anonsen - - First Vice President Gerald Kelley - Secofd Vice President Peggy Bremberg - ---- Secretary Carol Oexning --f----- Treasurer Row T: Backlund, Ramberg, Larson V., Johnson J., Hansen S., Berglund, Turnbull, Borseth, Wendt, Lindsley. Row 2: Martinson, Didrick- son, Porter, Kramer, Sullivan, Alm, Davis, Thompson, Fossen. Row 3: Krohn, Adams, Johnson C., Jambeck, Johnston B., Fredricksen, Schumacher, Robertsen. Row 4: Anderson D., Snider, Broom, Sidlo, Armbruster, Ballard, Dickson, Collins, Holm. Row 'I: Barnes, Fenton, Martell, Whitely, Villella, Koucky, Hempel, Ohrfo. Row 2: Noreen, Thorpe, Leary, Klaurens, Hallbeck, Pitt, Lee, Krieser. Row 3: C. Peterson, Sanders, V. Johnson, Jacobson, Weaver, Corey, Goudette, White. Row 4: Vanderwerf, Bodin, Cross, Stageberg, J, Johnston, Detan, MacGowan ,Paradeau. Row 5: Eastling, F. Johnson, Wallingford, Sathre, Norman, Youngquist, Friswold, Gmitro. Row 6: Carsberg, N. Johnson, Quinn, Lenhard, Gaustad, Kallstrom, Taylor, Kilen, Deach. Latin Club The Latin Club was organized in Sep- tember, l943, by Mrs. Gerard, The club adviser. When the club was organized, it was decided that membership would be based on an interest in the classics and The Taking of at least one year ot Latin in high school. In T944 The club decided to present a Trophy To The school. The name to be en- graved on The Trophy was To be determined Passing on the President's Gavel Quinn, Whitely, Villella, Norman ' 1 ff ,Y ini ff I -'ls by scholarship in Latin and by active mem- bership in The club. The constiution, as drawn up, provided that meetings should occur on The second Thursday ot The month. The purpose ot The club is to toster an interest in The classics. The club pin displays a flaming Torch, representing The quest tor knowl- edge. The motto of The Latin Club is Pos- sumus quad nos posse puTamus, meaning We can because we Think we can. At The end of each year The club enter- tains The graduating members with a ban- quet. Other important social events of The club have been The Christmas party, a square dance, and a roller skating party with the German Club. A picnic is held each Tall at Lake Nokomis for the new members. For several years the Latin Club has given a C.A.R.E. package To a needy per- son in Rome, Italy. The money Tor this project is raised by the selling of Roose- velt pennants. FALL OFFICERS SPRING Ronald Villella President Larry Whitely Larry Whitely Vice President William Youngquisl Ronald Martell Secretary Sandra Quinn Joseph Kouclmy Treasurer James Norman Row 1: Bowers, Blaisdell, McMannus, Butters, Miss Farseth, Adviser, Dean, Wash, Davis. Row 2: Morehouse, Fenton, How, Dean, John- son C., Floyd, Gillespie, Row 3: Pehrsson, Plummer, Swenson C., Krasnow, Blaisdell, Sullivan, Paul, How. Row 4: Laudig, Carlson, C., Ronning, Foster,Theilman, Shrewsbury, Honmyhr. Row 5: Williams, Jackson, Helgoe, Olson S., Bowers, Stewart, Ollirger, Griepp. Row 6: Bass, Manolis, Radosevich, Sanwold, Prochazka, Solheim, Darelius, Buckley, Price. Spanish Club Adelante, siempre adelante is the Span- ish Club motto. lt means Forward, always forward. The members uphold this motto by carrying out their many and varied activi- ties. The students must maintain a first semester average of B to become a member of the club. Then they have to maintain a C average. The purpose of the club is to give the students a better understanding of the people they are studying. During homecoming the members sell paper Ieis by the dozens to raise money for the club treasury. Everyone remembers how colorful the halls looked when almost every student wore one or more of these Ieis. At the Spanish Club Christmas party, the members had the traditional pinata, a gaily decorated bag filled with goodies, suspended from the ceiling. A student was blindfolded and given a stick, then he tried to break the bag, showering the candy to the floor. During March, the Spanish Club ioined with the other language clubs to put on a very colorful display in the front hall. One of the highlights of the year was a trip to a Mexican village in St. Paul. Another active group within the Spanish Club is the Spanish band. They have played on radio pro- grams, for meetings, and for a banquet. The instruments are a guitar, two violins, and morroccos. The final event of the year is always a senior farewell banquet. Carol Jackson Tom Buckley - Marsha McMannus Inga Sanwold - Blenda Theilman The Spanish Band OFFICERS - - President - Vice President - - Secretary - - Treasurer Sergeant at Arms Jackson, Manolis, McMannus, Wash, How Row 'ls B. Olson, M. Johnson, Bernhardson, Pearson, Pehle, S. Anderson, L. Nelson, Mr. Benson, Adviser. Row 2: Hafslund, D. Erick- son, Forsman, Holmstrand, V. Swanson, Arlandson, Berggren, Linder, Row 3: C. Carlson, J. Anderson, Mackey, J. Swanson, A. Ander- son, G. Johrson, Bergstrom, Suther. Row 4: Abrahamson, Bye, Eckholdt, Fogelberg, Davidson, Lofgren, Betzold, Kellner. Row 5: M. Hansen, Eklund, Williams, B. Olson, Edstrom, J. Johnson, Jacobson, Lundeen. Row 6: B. Carlson, Crady, Morrison, L. Johnson, Hullar, Bcckstrom, J. Peterson, J. Anderson, T. Hu.l::r. Swedish Club Even Though The Swedish Club meetings are few, they are always much Tun. AT The meetings the members plan Weiner roasts, Toboggan parties, and dances. This O F FIC E R S Dexter Pehle - - - - President Sonja Anderson Vice President Audrey Pearson - Secretary Larry Nelson - Treasurer Mark Bernardson ---- - Sergeant at Arms Mr. Benson Plots Victory Pehle, Williams, L, Nelson, Mr. Benson, Linder. year The Swedish Club sponsored The Swede Swing, an all-school dance. The club initiation was full of surprises Tor The unsuspecting victims who were forced To blow up balloons and Then sit on them. They also walked across The floor, using a sheet of paper Tor each Toot and moving papers one ata Time because they could not step on The Tloor. Another big event Tor The Swedish Club was The Scandinavian Spring Festival. This program was put on by The Swedish and The Norse Clubs and The Roosevelt music department. When The Scandinavian folk songs were sung most ofthe audience sang with the group. There was also folk dancing in native costumes, and there was story Telling in Norwegian and Swedish. Ot course, all Swedish Club members looked Torward to The big basketball game between the Swedes and the Nor- wegians. The Swedes, of course, do much bragging about having the better team because they have won more games than have the Norwegians. Nobody can really blame the Swedes for bragging because they are very proud ot Mr. Benson and their club. Row 1: Bergo, Williams, Mr, Eggan, Adviser, Nerison, Sween, Sherper. Row 2: Hansen J., Fossland, Lindgren, Roverud, Holm, Bolstad, Peterson D. Row 3: Crabb, Huseby, Northrop, Ackland, Lundgaard, Johnson C, Row 4: Talle, Petersen R., Tanem, Rystad, Grom- stad, Sherper, Anderson D. Norse Club The Norse Club, under the direction ot Mr. Eggan, is one ot the most active lan- guage clubs at Roosevelt. Membership is open to all students who have taken or who are taking Norse, and who are will- ing to go through initiation. Besides the initiation, a Christmas party is held where traditional Norwegian delicacies are served. Later on in the year the Norse- men have a tierce battle with the Swedes in their annual basketball game. The Scandinavian Spring Festival finds the Nor- wegians working with the Swedes, the music department, and the drama depart- ment to put on their annual program. Towards graduation, everyone looks tor- ward to the Senior Banquet and to the awarding of the Norse trophy, given by the Sons ot Norway to the school's out- standing Norwegian student. Row 'lz Olson J., Ruona, Moe, Peterson D., Olson l., Stormo, Budinger, Gribstad. Row 2: Biorndal, Wold, Knudsen, Olsen L., Femrite, Larson S., Hanson P., Hellekson. Row 3: Zehngraff, Sanclness, Peterson D., Walstad, Andersen A., Helgoe, Booth. Row 4: Kveberg, Severson, Johnson J., Pundy, Huss, Vevle, Skrivseth, Christopherson 1-4 we Row 'l: Draves, Eckert, Haeg, S. Anderson, S. Porter, Willford, Friedrick, Dean, Haugan, Haugan, Clarke. Row 2: Diclrickson, Christy, B. Petersen, Guptill, Kromer, Walton, Berggren, J. Johnston, Klaurens, McKinley. Row 3: Quail, Cunningham, Glenn, Berglund Raedeke, O'Brien, Burch, Thoren, D, Erickson. Row 4: Shrewsbury, Faber, B. Olson, McCormick, Honmyhr, Dahl, Heuton, Kutz, Heiling Rauhauser. Row 5: Miss Kramer, Adviser, Elvin, Paul, M. Johnson, Hoel, Lund, Thomas, Colburn, DeFan. Row 6: Williams, Hendrick- son, E. Olson, Abrahamson, Hagrarnas, Krieser, Kraft, Mackey, E. Smith, J. Olson. Silver Tri Silver Tri's ideals are designed to build the perfect triangle of a girl's life-her body, her mind and her soul. lts mem- bership is open to all sophomore and iun- ior girls. Silver Tri brought good cheer to many, especially at Christmas time. Their carols at an old people's home were, in- deed, welcome. Also appreciated were the tray favors for the little children at General Hospital. Valentines for Cupid's Caper S. Porter, Faber, S. Anderson, McCormick. J S L . PP 'U ,, ,. - V 1 P it L i , H 'A I 'yuawvs e 1 1 The club meets every other Tuesday. At one of the first meetings dating and its problems from a boy's point of view was discussed by three boys from Hamline University. Every month the l.C.C. officer and the president attend the Inter-club Council, which is composed of representatives from every club throughout the city. At these meetings the two officers help to plan joint activities and to get new ideas for fu- ture meetings. Silver Tri Cabinet Makes Plans Kittock, L. Porter, Friedrich, Miss Kramer. Q Row I: Burkiewicz, Olson J., Carlson J., Quinn, Porter, Loken, MacGowan, Capron, Kittock. Row 2: Ramberg, Landstad, Pitt, Hoftard, Mitchell, Johnson P., Mount, Lundquist, Mitchell E., Dean. Row 3: Miss Haberman, Adviser, Carlson C., Sanders, Carlson C., Backlund, Johnson C., Cooper, Jewson, Erickson A. Row 4: Bynell, Peterson, C., Pierson, Wallin, Blegen, Krohn, Adams, Larson V., Lee, Hatlestad. Row 5: Valentine, Lindstrom, Felker, Nelson C., White, Swanson J., Schilling, Hansen S., McKusick. Row 6: Bell, Olson L., Murphy, Kings- bury, Sampson, DeVries, Wulkan, Beiseker, Watters, Lillemoe. The cabinet is the internal mechanism ot Silver Tri. Along with the club advisers, Miss Haberman, Miss Kramer and Mrs. Rappley, the cabinet carries out the club's plans and activities and keeps the club tendance. The highlight of the year seemed to be Cupid's Caper, one ot the first dances held in the school lunchroom. There was plenty ot room for dancing to our Swing Band in spite ot the big crowd. running smoothly and efficiently. OFFICERS An annual event is the Silver Tri recogni- Slwfof' POf'ef '- ' ' Pfesldenf tion dinner. This year's dinner was at the Ec b:GDF ed Ch ' ' vm S'e5 :e ' Cine BUTT ' - - ECYC Cll'Y Y.W.C..A. and proved to be a great suc- Com, Wmred l Q Treowrer cess with nearly one hundred per cent at- Som., A,,de,,O,, . I, C, C, Row 'l: Mickelson, Lindquist, Klinder, McGovern, Floyd, Dahnert, Prince, Glen, Mader. Row 2: Adler, Peterson E., Hanson P., Nelson A., Jambeck, Carson, Ramswick, Lindstrom, Klopfer. Row 3: Jackson, Thorson, Helwig, McCarty, Hansen D., Johnson C., Voelker, Anderson S., Harris. Row 4: Newstrom, Keely, Peck, Budinger, Robertsen, Schumacher, Vogt, Melrose, Binder. Row 5: Hagen, Kingsberg, Ogard, Moberg, Illg, Blumer, Buettner, Velander, Golmen. Row 6: Fritzke, Wohrmann, Wilburn, Moller, Mathews, Anderson S., Mady, Krabben- hot, Bruns, Holiday. 31 'Q' 'un' ral Row 1: Stageberg, Suther, Larson J., Nordrum, Mrs. Wollan, Adviserg Bork, Crabb, Theilmann, McKay. Row 2: Bremberg, Oexning, Anderson A., Bolstad, Ackland, Bowers, Folden, Nelson D., Williams, Hultgren. Row 3: Bosshard, Beaverson, Jordan, Butters, Schaupp, Helgoe, Jackson, Rodgers, Eklund. Row 4: Hedstrom, Vedeen, Tollefsbol, Dunning, Olson N., Bolstad, Kellner, Camp, Ritmire, Anonsen. Row 5: Peterson D., Davis, Dahlberg, Erickson S., Anderson M., Berger, Skapyak, Lenhard, Halvorson. Row 6: Sigurdson, Darelius, An- derson N., Leonard, Bass, Bierke, Hansen J., Huseby, Galbraith, Price. Row 1: Cordell, Fox, Moe, Smith S., Miss Heath, Adviser, Hill, Olsen B., Throndson, Des Saint, Huckaby, Carlson M. Row 2: Munson, Jorgensen, Carfson J., Conway, Paul, Morehouse, Wendt, Easton, Anderson S., Jones S., Schoenbeckler. Row 3: Hultgren, Gray, Olson P., Bloomquist, Shaw, Thorpe, Dahl, West, Johnson M., Dill. Row 4: Bergin, Kingsbury, Rhoades, Field, Polski, Thompson M., Fossen, Olson J., Grimes, Goetzman. Row 5: Brink, Herre, Ramm, Kragness, Westrum, Swenson C., Leary, Bowman, Oleyar. Row 6: Holm, Swanson P., Alrn, O'Neil, Hafslund, Lundquist, Youngquist, Klemenhagen. Waresh, Johnson C. Blue Tri Blue Tri aims to promote friendliness and wholesome recreation. The club is open to all senior girls. This year to get things started they had a very successful Recognition Dinner at the Downtown Y.W.C.A. The program included an im- pressive Candlelight Membership Service. Some of the club's other activities have included a style show sponsored by Thom- as' with clothes modeled by come of the more glamorous members. A trim-nastic meeting, conducted by a McConnell Mod- eling instructor, especially interested all of the members and made them very figure and weight conscious. In May, as an end to the year's activities, they enioyed an outing at beautiful Lyman Lodge, the Y Camp located on Lake Minnetonka. O F F I C E R S JOCWNG Bork - - - - - - President Beverly Crabb . - Vice President Shirley Hill - . Secrerqry Sandra Smith . . Treasurer Sandra Nordrum - l.C.C. Representative HI-Y Under The leadership of Mr. Mons Weum and Mr. MaTT Thompson The Hi-Y is one of The mosT acTive clubs aT our school. Clean speech, sporTs, scholarship, and living is The plafform of The Hi-Y. This year The Y carried on a very ac- Tive program. AT ChrisTmas Time The mem- bers sold ChrisTmas Tree TickeTs. These TickeTs were redeemable aT The Y-Men's Tree loTs. AnoTher service proiecT was The World Services ProiecT, in which The Hi-Y raised money To send To overseas Hi-Y members. Following The annual TradiTion, The Hi-Y meT wiTh The Silver Tri and Blue Tri To presenT The EasTer service aT Our Redeemer LuTheran Church. FALL OFFICERS SPRING Roger Strand President Bruce RolsTad Ronald Sack Vice President Larry WhiTeley Bruce Hedblom SecreTary . Bruce Hedbloom Bruce Rolstad , Treasurer Roger Strand Row 'I: Tschida, STrand, Sack, Mr. Weum, Adviser, Rolsfad, Hedblom, Brown J. Row 2: Schwarzkopf, Wilber, Badelmehs, Pehle, Shetler, Kraff, Nelson D., Shimanski, Row 3: LaBonTe, Trumble, Robertson, Becksfrom, Gray, Peferson J., PeTTerson, Uhl. Row 4: MacDonald, Eden, Wash, Allan, Shecllov, Dorland, Bernard, Sampson. Row 5: Simonson, Pederson, MidTbo, HarT, Rysfad, Dorland, SeTTergren, Parks, Swanson J. Row 'l: Lindberg, Shannon, Larson C., Lauer, Hume, Billings, Wesion, Lind. Row 2: Johnson G., Newby, Lichtenberger, Anderson L., Ran- zinger, Johnson L., Higgins, Holton. Row 3: Gregory, Stevens, Ekberg, Vaughan, Olson B., Ness, Fronclell, Halldorson, Laukka. Row 4: Brafrud, Groen, Wurdeman, Carlson R., Cockrell, WhiTeley, Vevle, Uhr. Row 5: Ellefson, Sween, Anderson L., Lillemoe, Olson C., Gravel, Swanson D., MacKenzie, Berreman. A 1-: :V ' ml : nfl . Row 1: Baxter, Andersen A., Johnson E., McMannus, C. Wesley Andersen, Director, Theilmann, Stageberg, Olson B., Bremberg. Row 2: Berga, Nelson D., Williams, Bergstrom, Smith S., Monninen, Rodi, Hill. Row 3: Swanson P., Northway, Ecklund, Butters, Rodgers, Olson S., Buck, Anonsen, Johnson N. Row 4: Loken, McMahon, Hartl, Edstrom, Hansen J., Johnson C., Olson J., Magee. Row 5: Howell, Pehle, Franklin, Leshovslry, Olsen J., Rutgerson, Twito, Taylor, Johnston J. Choir The choir tried something new and met with great success. ln both the Christmas concert and the spring concert the choir presented part ot their program in cos- tume. Both concerts were almost protes- sional. Just before Easter vacation the choir sang for an all school Easter service. With all the other city high school choirs they sang Elijah at Northrup Auditorium. Many of their concerts are recorded and sold to choir members. Besides all these concerts the choir also sang for bacca- laureate and commencement. The event of the year came for the choir when they took a trip to Chicago. There they gave concerts at several Chicago schools. O F F I C E R S Larry Whiteley - ------- President Dale Leshovsky - Vice President Helen Anonsen - Secretary-Treasurer Carol Hartl ---------. Hostess Row I: Hall, Maas, Kramer, Linton, C. Wesley Andersen, Director, Larson A., Redenbaugh, Eckert, Lechner, Row 2: Moorhouse, Lund- gaard, Jackson, Litsheim, Stormo, Werhan, Thompson, Fossen, Olson J., Ohno. Row 3: Foster, Bowers, Graving, Martin, Swenson C., Stoltz, Sherwood, Armbruster, Ramm. Row 4: Williams, Caven, Bednor, Lisell, Fagelberg, Stolte, Thompson, Shannon, Hein. Row 5: Duzne, Gaffney, Walther, Lind, Kuebler, Whiteley, Baker, Graf, Newstrom. Row 1: Gould, Northway, Morgan, C. Wesley Andersen, Director, Hendrickson, Holten, Omar, Thomas. Row 2: Vogt, Snider, Smith S., Engman, Rogness, Natzke, Buurd. Row 3: Rosvold, Haglind, Tremel, Diede, Yantes, Tuset, Lee. Row 4: Gren, Hanson M., Anderson M., Bennett, Smith E., Rasmussen, Black, Gmitro. Row 5: Tibbetts, Kielty, Rotman, Johnson R., Bobert, Wash, Soholt, Frazier. Choristers A cheerful greeting and a friendly smile from our choral director, better known as Andy, starts the day out right for the Choristers every second hour. Together with one thousand voices and the Minne- apolis Symphony Orchestra, the Choristers shared the thrilling and memorable experi- ence ot taking part in the oratorio Eliia, under the direction ot Antal Dorati. This dramatic oratorio took place at the North- rop Auditorium in February. The Choristers also participated in the Christmas and the Spring Concerts. As the year draws to a close, all have hopes and aspirations tor an even more successful year as members ot the Choir. O F F I C E R S Roger Johnson ..... ..,........,.........,..... .......,........... P r esident Mike Higgins ...,.., . ,....... ...Vice President Sandra Thomas .... .. Secretary-Treasurer Dick Rasmussen ........ ..........,...,...., H ost Ruth Wright ................,,....... .............,................,........... Hostess Row I: Flanders, Walters, Hauser, C. Wesley Andersen, Director: Reed, Helgren, Neuwirth, Nerison, Row 2: Wright, Stark, Lindstrom, Porter, Kittock, Salhus, Zwiers, Olson E. Row 3: Swan, Burke, Fosland, Bowmen, Leary, Cronen, Hedlund, Budd. Row 4: Olson J., O'Brien, Hrkal, Patterson, Borweth, McNamee, Swenson M., Sipple. Row 5: Mulmsten, Smith L., Anderson R., Cleath, Mollan, Seeger, Higgins, Christiansen. SporTsmen's Club When The delicious aroma of popcorn ascends in The halls aT RoosevelT, you can follow your nose To The TronT hall on The TirsT Tloor where members of The Sporis- men's Club are hard aT work aT The pop- corn mochine. Besides selling popcorn aTTer school, The members Take Turns sell- ing iT aT all The TooTball games aT Roose- velT. The SporTsmen's Club is one of The larg- esT clubs in The school. Any boy or girl can join aT any Time of The year. Every Friday morning The commiTTee members meeT To make plans for coming evenTs, and Then They reporT The plans To The club members aT The nexT meeTing. Mr. Riemen- schneider has given a greaT deal of his Time To The club which meeTs every oTher Wednesday. FALL OFFICERS SPRING Phyllis Wohrmann Presidenr -. Bill Priglmeier Don Davidson ,c.cc, Vice PresidenTAdair Ronning Joanne Klingelhut . Secretary -. Janice Olson Bev Vaillancourf .. Treasurer -. Gordon Hullar Row 'l: Whife, Nelson C., Rasmussen, Davidson, Mr. Riemenschneider, Adviser, Wohrmann, Voiliancourt, Alexander, Klingelhut, Ron- ning. Row 2: McKusick, Peterson D., Hemze, Waresh, Cunningham, Raedeke, Corey, Gaudefte, Field, Johnston J. Row 3: Hemmingson, Dimick, Putnam, Johnson M., Bodin M., Bodin M., Hendrickson, Nickelson, Lockwood, Elder. Row 4: Johnson E., Johnson M., Higgins, Schumacher, Yantes, Diede, Adams, Theisen, Bartley, Laken. Row 5: Rinn, Johnson S., Carlson J., Carlson J., Billings, Sawdsfrom, Mc- Farland, Nelson S., Hanson S., Bednke. Row 6: Heuton, Dahl, Martinson, Miller, Goranson, Eden, Clinton, Wash, Mackey, Olson J., Smith E. fRow I: Holmes, Johnson C., Valentine, Kitto, Alsip, Klopfer, Glen, Tuttle, Cameron. Row 2: Hansen D., Carlson D., Johnson P., Mount, Mitchell, Peterson D., Lee, Johnson J., Martin. Row 3: Carlsen A., Berger, Mickelson, Anderson S., Keely, Voelker, Jacobson, Cooper, McGovern. Row 4: Larson J., Swanson B., Weaver, Hansen B., Schilling, Beveridge, Miller, Girard, Foster. Row 5: Haugan, Kane, Quirk, Nolan, Sunde, Lee, Hansen S., Anderson D., Holm, Johnston B. Row 6: Fredricksen, Robertsen, Pavlovic, Snider, McWilliams, Taylor, MacGowan, Running, Olson D., Nelson J., Priglmeier. ll, 'L l lil Row 'lx Knutson, Graham, Lyons, Floyd, Mr. Riemenschneider, Adviser, Dahnert, Clarke, Putt, Johnson P. Row 2: Hrkal, Mader, Velander, Pascoe, Felker, Larson B., Meder, Glaeser, Swanson G. Row 3: Fleetham, Nyquist, Hatlestad, McCarty, Harris, Peck, lllg, Sorem, Casey, Hansen M. Row 4: Watters, Prodahl, Ollinger, Homme, Sampson, Cronstrom, Laudig, Draves, Bienhoft. Row 5: O'Reilly, Leshousky, Severson, Edmunds, Swenson J., Gregory, Peterson W., Alexander, Finman, Olson R. Row 6: Tebbitt, Selover, Kolesar, Stork, Tadsen, Bruns, Swanson R., Veith, Wilson, Anderson D., Loeftler. Are These For Real? Mr. Olexa, Klingelhut, Clinton, Priglemeier The members can make suggestions at any time as to what they would like the club to do. The parties have included horseback riding, a dance at the YMCA, a sleighride, and a Wiener roast. Sometimes the club had sportsmen as speakers at their meetings. One ot these speakers gave a demonstration on guns and how to handle them. Another speaker gave a talk on kinds of dogs and their care. Occasionally the members were entertain- ed by some very interesting movies on sports. The members are not forced to at- i ll Popcorn, Anyone? Elder, Priglemeier, Hansen D., Johnson E. tend the meetings, but because of their in- terest, the meetings always have a big turnout. Every student at Roosevelt greatly en- joyed the display that the Sportsmen's Club had in the show case this year. It showed different kinds of sports equipment and it even displayed a stuffed wild duck. Everyone has worked hard to make and keep the Sportsmen's Club a big success. lt is a wonderful club to join for anyone who is a great lover of sports and thrills. Row l: Garrish, C. Larson, Dougherty, Mr. Lobdell, Adviser, Gavin, Stinar, Robertsen. Row 2: Durigan, Vedeen, Arvidson, Dowson, Biorkley, L. Anderson, DeForrest. Row 3: McGovern, Hanks, Dymoke, Erlandson, Withrow, Mielke, Bratrud, J. Hanson. Row 4: Dosch, Cook, Stein, LaBelle, Peck, Vevle, Norman. Row 5: Rasmussen, Talle, Rhine, J. Olsen, Fredriclcson, Parks. Audio-Visual Formerly the audio-visual crew had op- erated all the various types of projection equipment, ranging from small slide pro- iectors to a large sound installation for the movies in 3283. Most of the crew is also quite well versed in the operation of the sound equipment for football games, of the tape recorders, and of the record players that are frequently used. This year Mr. Lobdell, adviser, added a l6mm. A Traveling Movie Man Stewart McGovern movie camera to the already impressive list of equipment on hand. This camera was used to make a photo- graphic record of the school activities and was termed by Mr. Lobdell as a movie ver- sion of the Sagamore. The Roosevelt Story, as the movie is called, was com- pleted for its first showing in time for the senior banquet, but the finishing touches to the sound and color will be added in the fall of next year. Filming the Roosevelt Story LaBelle, DeForrest, J, Hanson, Mr. Courtney, Hill, Rob- erfson. Checking Some Equipment Bratrud, McGovern, C. Larson, Graff, LeBelle Naturally The Roosevelt Story is the big news in the way ot audio-visual equip- ment this year, but, as usual, there are the normal everyday tasks of setting up and removing the equipment from the rooms around the school. The assistance that the audio-visual equipment lends in the class- room is, ot course, quite obvious, and it is a well-known tact that the classes eagerly look forward to these interruptions. The Stage Crew Stage Crew The hardworking boys on the stage crew really deserve much credit. They are the backbone ot every auditorium, every class play, and all other stage productions. Without them, there would be no show. Mr. Brick, the adviser, and the boys never seem to share in the glory ot the produc- tions, but they do halt the work. It any- thing goes wrong, they get blamed for it, but they still uphold their motto, Will to Serve. Mr. Brick, Adviser, Doelz, Alexander, Franklin, Whitehouse, Parks, Hinton, Thompson, Manager, Carter. Hi C. F. The Hi C. F. group, headed by Mrs. Kau- pang and Miss Carlson, meets every Tues- day in the Roosevelt Y building. lts mem- bership is open to high school boys and girls of all faiths and denominations. The caroling party. Four members of the group are officers in the city-wide cabinet. Intra- club activities have also included Red Cross projects and a Mothers' Day tea. During Christmas the group gave a party for children at the Children's Mission. lts flute quartet has given many programs in club's purpose is to encourage members to the city. be honest, de endable, and cheerful, and OFFICERS P to make their Christianity a living and Dean Foffell ' '- ' Pfwdenf prccticol Dave Newstrom President , , , , Virginia Eide Secretary Some of the groups various city-wide B . I I ' I I etsy Morrison Secretary activities have included a fall frolic and a M,,,V,,, Hegie 1,e,,,,,,e, Row 'l: Eilltz, Engman, Lisell, Smith V., Ebrenz, Burke, Mrs. Carlson, Adviser: Kallstrom, Baker, Newstram, Melin, Helge. Row 2: Snyder, Milen, Johnson M., Blaisdell N., Blaisdell J., Swenson C., Herre, Anderson A., Holm, Nelson L., Seemann. Row 3: Lattery, Carlson C., Kunnen, Pederson C., Johnson V., Thoren, Carlson C., Mackey, Femrite, Pundy, Johnson C. Row 4: Carlson J., Leichar, Bartley, Englund, Krieser, Larson J., Sperr, Hansen J., Christie, Fredricksen, Anderson D. Row 5: Froysa, Snider, Champlin, Sivertsen, Ream, Foster, Abra- hamson, Landberg, Martinson, Carlson B., Anderson J. Row 6: Erickson V., Damon, Erickson S., Anderson M., Sigurdsan, Halvorson, Smith E., Olson D., Gray, Lineburg, Quaal. Row 'l: Ferrell, Oman, Carothers, Gustafson, Knudsen, Ecklund, McGorman, Hoecke, Lundeen, Morrison, Mrs. Kaupang, Adviser. Row 2: Hanson J., Anderson Y., Schnorr, Ohno, Truax, Hempel, Bachler, Conway, Paul, How, Eide, Row 3: Butler, Beveridge, Jacobson, Blegen, MacKenzie, Cunningham, Abrahamson, Hall, Mulleady, Monson, Valentine. Row 4: Olsen L., Vanderwerf, Weaver, Swanson B., Sorvig, Bienhoff, Nyquist, Morehouse, Patterson, Herkal, Ballard. Row 5: Wald, Orton, Stoltz, Cunningham, Ohlsson, Quanbeck, Lang, Gribstad, Olson I., Hansen B., Osmundson. Row 6: Brown, Malmsten, Sweiden, Stolte, Veith, Uhr, Cockrell, Ham, Sallie, Johnson K., Lundeen, Carlson S. ....,. -. .- AVA Row 'l: Lee, Truax, Hafvenstein, Miss Leigh, Adviser, Jacobson, P. Johnson, Knutson, Elvin. Row 2: Seeman, Black, Jorgensen, Hultgren, Brescancini, Berggren, Zwiers, Frierrich. Row 3: Thomas, A. Nelson, Kieser, C. Carlson, Leary, Eckert, Bremberg, J. Larson, Black. Row 4: Schuman, Bosshard, Lindberg, Shannon, Eastling, Ronneberg, Laukka, Holland. Row 5: L. Anderson, Grobe, J, Hansen, Bierke, Weaver, McMahon, Lisell, N. Johnson, Conway. Row 6: Tuset, Groen, MacGowan, J. Hanson, Fritzke, J, Erickson, Lowder, Ritmire, Grimsmo, Snyder, V114. Filling Red Cross Boxes Leary, A. Nelson, Seeman Red Cross The Red Cross is made up of representa- tives from each homeroom to conduct and supervise Red Cross activities in the school. ln l952, for the third consecutive year, Jim Brown led his homeroom, Miss Tuffy McGrath's Room 317, to victory. The group contributed 5105. Two programs and a dance, which they sponsored, helped them to achieve this total. The rest of the school, through contributions and candy Hr is +G' 4 IQNQZ + rn Red Cross Champions Homeroom 317-Fossland, Dahl, Thorpe, Northway sales, also gave generously to the fund. Each Christmas, the Red Cross sends gift boxes to needy children overseas. This year, S5300 was raised for this purpose. Stuffed toys were also made for the Red Cross to send to less fortunate boys and girls than those at Roosevelt. RED CROSS COUNCIL Seniors . .................. ..... . .. Jerry Murphy, Pot Leary Juniors ..... ........ A rlene Nelson, Ken Larson Sophomores .,....., Gaye Seeman, Pat Johnson Row 'l: Eclkert, McCormick, Petersen B., Deno, Landberg, Porter: Row 2: Johnson M., Elvin, Porter, Kramer, Rasmussen, Burke, Hanson P. Row 3: Miss Biorklund, Adviser, Garaghty, Colburn, Solheim, Melrose, Ebrenz, Mr. Vogtsberger, Adviser. Row 4: Sonnenberg, Black, Rosvold, Williams, Jackson D., Swanson D., Nelson D. Row 5: Case, Bode, Anderson D., Tadsen, Eikaas, Sorensen, Bernard, Miatbo. Pilots Club As we enter the school auditorium, we are greeted by ushers who hand us pro- grams and show us to our seats. These ushers are known as Pilots. A boy and girl from each iunior homeroom are se- lected tor the Pilots' Club. They usher for all school stage productions, baccalaureate services, and graduation. This club is one ot the most important service clubs in school. Future Homemakers The FHA is a club open to all girls inter- ested in home economics. The girls are working to build better homes and a com- munity lite tor all through committee work, money-raising projects, speakers and parties. The club motto is Toward New Horizons. Each year, the girls attend the state and the national conventions to learn how to improve their club. Row 'l: Hendrickson, Edin, Olson B., Thomas, Stageberg, Rosvold, Polski, Smith V. Row 2: Mrs. Hayer, Adviser, Conway, Shaw, Hansen B., Erickson D., Nolan, Hallbeck, Mrs. Hanson, Adviser. Row 3: Johnson J., Erickson K., Martin, Tuttle, Hansen B., Nelson A., Fritz. Row 4: Suther, Krieser, Lee, Swanson B., Lee, Swenson C., Klaurens, Burke, Row 5: Champlin, Baxter, Cunningham, Vogt, Sunde, Hatch, Garvey. Row 6: Bierke, Natzke, Landberg, Erickson V., Hedlof, Quirk, Huseby, Kallstrom. Row 1: Hinton, Peterson W., Settegren, La Belle, Howell, Sherper, Mueller, Sherper, Nordstrom, Clough, Lineberg. Row 2: Mr. Luke, Adviser, Lyons, Mapes, Messman, Kucera, Lichtenberger, Urdahl, Hobbs, Olson R., Pehrson, Graham. Row 3: Remarcik, Clough, Leshov- sky, Shedlov, Pederson B., Jensen, Barnett, Skrivseth, Johnson K. Future Farmers of America The Future Farmers of America is a na- tionally known organization consisting ot boys who are interested in agriculture. The boys belonging to this organization must be enrolled in a vocational agriculture course. This class is a one year course open to any boy who is interested in agri- culture and who is willing to work on some 'farm during the summer months. Belong- ing to the F. F. A. is optional. Mr. C. E. Luke heads his agriculture course as well as the F.F.A. organization. The F. F. A. is better known in rural areas, but many cities have F. F. A. organ- izations. Roosevelt is the only school in either Minneapolis or St. Paul that has an F. F. A. organization. Each year an outstanding senior is se- lected to receive the De Kalb award. He must have put forth much initiative and his marks must have been good. Last year this award was given to Don Sherper. OFFICERS Keith Sherper ------ - - President Monroe Howell - - - Vice President Ken Sherper - - - SecretarY Don Mueller - ' TYSGSUVEV The F. F. A. participates in many outside activities. The members participate in dis- trict, state, and national judging contests. The boys get ready for these contests by practicing during their spare time. They also hold an annual parents' social, they show movies, they have ball games, and they have outings. This year the chapter participated in basketball games with other F. F. A. Chapters. Mr. Luke Gives Advice Mr. Luke, Settegren Row 1: Mr, Halron, Adviser, Ryman, Bucchele, Sack, Ronneberg, D. Nelson, Mr. Jambeck, Adviser. Row 2: Jackson, Finman, Krall, Myron, Holland, Severson, C. Hansen, Cameron, St. Mane. Row 3: Huss, Dubisar, Armstrong, Long, Leshovsky, D. Brown, Bean, Woodworth. Row 4: Sievers, Hagen, W. Hanson, A, Erickson, D. Swanson, Skrivseth, Rademacher, Mueller. Row S: Thesengo, Shet- ler, J. Johnson, B. Erickson, Sween, Hughes, Palmquist, L. Johnson, Waresh. Row 6: Keeler, Ritmire, Eikas, Kenny, Kusse, L. Anderson, B. Johnson, Wheeler. Row 7: Frantz, Holvorson, Abrahamson, Graham, Strand, Derrick, Midtbo, Albright, Reirfboldt, Tronstad. R Club The R club, whose aims are to pro- mote a spirit of friendliness and co-opera- tion in all sports, is composed of boys who have earned letters in athletics. Under the leadership of Toi Jambeck and Sam Halron these boys meet to discuss any problem that arises within the group. They do not meet regularly and they do not have any officers. The Teachers Sure Look Confident Jambeck, Raveling, Jackson, Abrahamson, D. Nelson, Peterson. The really spectacular event of the club is the annual volleyball game with R club members against the men teachers. Admission to this year's game was se- cured by bringing a bundle of clothing for the Save the Children Federation Drive. This game always creates much excite- ment with both participants and followers. No matter who wins, the spirit of keen competition and good sportsmanship is always felt and enjoyed. Lf' if-.Av YA 11 'S ' LQ :OV Lfi f ,lv ff-,,,., 1 K 1 XV 'ills !N 'RK - Lx M1 A XXX? If-Q-IDX . ,' P . r' l' l 'i 1 -L Cxfh J ,li A X525 I fy if A l wncne no ' census co? The String Ensemble Adams, Johnson C., Munson, Joadwine, Stormo, Ecklund, Case, Chlebecek, Jacobsen, Jackson. Band The Roosevelt band under the direction of Oren Henning is composed of three dif- ferent groups: the concert band, the march- ing band, and the swing band. The march- ing band played for all the home football games and many of the basketball games. The swing band furnished the music for all school dances. The swing band has the honor of being the only high school swing band in the city. The Swing Band Row I: Holan, Nordin, Dircks, Murphy D., Murphy J., Wohlford. Whitely. Row 3: Herman, Allen, Rankin, Hullar, Dubisar. 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'f f 'Viv . - ' v .Xa J , - f ff' ' M ' X Eff, f 1' , 6 ' N334 Luffy, V , XXX? VLVV N L.. N xx . . X X 1 A2314 R. R. Blake, Football, Basketball, A. W, Buckman, Golf, C. W. Courtney, Baseball, Basketball, W. M. Curran, Wrestling, Football, B. R. Eggan, Faculty Manager, Skiing. A. Gowans, Football, T. W. Jambeck, Swimming, Football. V,. 1 4 J N ' ,,,.. 5 .Q S. T. Johnson, Baseball, C. J. Lobdell, Hockey. an 'I if K. M. Peterson, Gymnastics, C. A. Sorenson, Tennis. 9 H. A. Riemenschneider, Equipment, O. W. Yngve, Cross Country, Track. I 1 t Q ,I if ' 'if to Coaches At Roosevelt we are fortunate to have about the finest coaches in the city. They did another fine iob this year iust as they usually do. Starting with the fall sports we have football and cross-country. Our A Squad football coaches are Mr. Gowans and Mr. Jambeck, The team could have done bet- ter, but the coaches just didn't have the material to work with. The B Squad coaches are Mr. Blake and Mr. Curran. Mr. Yngve, the cross-country coach, had another fine team this year as he always does. The team took 2nd place in the city league, and 3rd place in the state. Coaching the winter sports, we have Mr. Curran, Wrestling, Mr. Eggan, Skiing, Mr. Jambeck, Swimming, Mr. Lobdell, Hockey, Mr. Peterson, Gym Team, and finally Mr. Courtney and Mr. Blake, Basket- ball. These last two coaches brought the first city championship in basketball to Roosevelt in the school's history. All of the teams had very fine seasons, taking five championships in all, for the best win- ter sports program we have ever had at Roosevelt. Mr. Courtney and Mr. Johnson, Base- ball, Mr. Buckman, Golf, Mr. Yngve and Mr. Haynes, track, and Mr. Sorenson, Ten- nis, are the coaches of the spring sports. Their results will be too late to print. Two important men whom all of the coaches depend upon are Mr. Riemen- schneider, head of the equipment room. and Mr. Eggan the faculty manager of athletics at Roosevelt. Row l: Garrish, Hielmeland, Mueller, Abrahamson, Born, Long, Svendsen, Cameron, Wilkinson, Deno, Johnson lackso Severs Row 21 KeelEl', Sellenflflef HGFFHS, EllCC1ClS, Thessenga, Gaffney,Shetler, Johnson L., Hoey, Lindholm, McGiver She Row Toy Jambeck, Schubert, Larson D., Brown J., Wheeler, Anderson L., Ritmire, Zeller, Erickson B., Johnson B., Ro l Lews Kus e Al Gowans. Football The T952 Football season turned out to be another season of sorrow for the grid- ders. The Teddies just couldn't come out on top, although their spirit was high and they had that will to win. After losing their first game to Southwest, the gridders came back to tie Marshall at 6-6. After this game they didn't win another game, mostly because of their fumbling. It seemed as though every time the players had the ball within the opponent's Fifteen yard line or so, they fumbled. Finally when the last game of the season came along, Roosevelt came through with an impressive 7-O victory over Edison. After this tilt, Coach Al Gowans was carried off the field for coaching his squad to their first victory of the season. From this big Teddy team, a most valu- able player was picked. This person was Ritmire who played a very good offen- sive and defensive center. During the season the student body was commended for the backing it gave its team and for the spirit it had put forth even though the team was losing. The team and the coaching staff much appreciated this support. Mau.. -zu' A Trying Out Marshall's Defense J. Thessenga Larson Carries Ball Around End D. Larson ff? 7,77 2 ' F' if -:2i:,'.r 44611 ffl if 4' , , .41 2 3 F' - ' . - K is , J . . sv-R .... W., . Smearing a Pioneer A. Hielmeland, D. Sievers, G. Eikas, H. McGivern Keep Away from Me D. Sievers LETTERMEN Abrahamson, Jacki' Anderson, Lewisf Cameron, Donaldi' Hjelmeland, Andrewi' Johnson, Roberti' Larson, Richardf Long, Roberti' Wheeler, Richardf Wilkinson, Richarclk Born, Tom Derrick, Donald Eikaas, Gary Gaffney, Jarnes Huss, Richard Harms, Mark Jackson, Richard Johnson, Lloyd Johnson, Jerry Keeler, James Kusske, Ronald Lewis, Ronald Mueller, Donald Ritmire, Kenneth Roal, Wayne Shetler, Jerry Sievers, Richard Shedlov, Stephen Svendsen, Bernard Thessenga, Jon Brown, .lim Garrish, Morris ' Second Leiter Quarterback Calls for End Run D. Larson Next Year's Team Coach Al Gowans stated That The T953 gridders should pull his team out of The losing cycle iT has been in for The pasT Two years. The difference between winning and losing next season will depend a greaT deal upon Captain-elect Dick Larson who broke his leg during The past season. Teddies Gain Against North D. Huss, L. Anderson ix, JS. is v' 'J A.l'lf'cT.w.1 If SD' ,V --Q st fm: f 'N owl. .' nt' lf. . . 4 . ll . -is T -. A f ' , . -KW-if S E B Squad Football: Row 1: Frantz, Garglott, Stickler, Challeen, Weiland, Wilson, W., Anderson B., Ostrander, Ranzinger, Peer. Row 2: Berglund, Engen C., Kielty, Hansen M., Tomann, Bratrud, Folven, Running, Sullivan, Bakken, Palmquist, Hanson J. Row 3: W. M. Curran, Carlquist, Feld- man, Wilson F., Johnson, Miller, Larsen, Wlmsett, Elfstrom, Jensen, Dayton, Frederickson, Botko, Sacre, R. Blake. B Squad Has Average Season Under the coaching ot Mr. Blake and Mr. Curran, the B squad finished its sea- son by beating Edison and Henry, by los- ing to South and Central, and by tying West for a perfect 500 average. Washburn ,A My Southwest Marshall . Central Vocational South . West . Edison 53 A Plunge Through North's Defense North -- Roosevelt Roosevelt Roosevelt Roosevelt Roosevelt Roosevelt Roosevelt Roosevelt Roosevelt 0 0 6 0 6 12 7 13 7 Row 'Ir Weston, Hegle, Tuset, Roberts, D. Swanson, Herges, Hagen, Rademacher, Sack. Row 2: Deutsch, D. Olson, Martell, D. Ander- son, Pettersan, MacDonald, Kenny, Schoedl, Thone. Row 3: Billings,Brask, G, Swanson, P. Johnson, Hoverson, Madison, Strand, Bernard, Midtbo, Parks, Mr. Yngve, coach. Co-Captains Near Finish Line S. Roberts, D. Swanson Harriers Third in State Led by Co-captains Don Swanson and Saxe Roberts, the cross country team ended the season with a fovorable record of four wins and three losses. After losing the opening meet to Southwest, the team beat South and Edison. The Teds then nar- rowly lost to Henry and West because only half the team ran against each school. The harriers bounced back to win over Washburn and Vocational. At the Duluth Invitational, Roosevelt ran for a fifth place. In the city meet the runners placed second, but missed the aid of Saxe Roberts. Roberts returned for the state meet and led his team by winning first place. Roosevelt was in third place behind Southwest and Duluth Central. CROSS COUNTRY LETTERMEN Frantz, Jacki Hagen, Don+ Strand, Roger' Swanson, Don Roberts, Saxe' Herges, Marvin Hoverson, Burt W Kenny, Richard MacDonald, Robert Sack, Ronald Sipply, Vincent Tuset, Harold 2nd letter-5' i Team Pictured Before Leaving for Duluth Mr, Palmquist, D, Swanson, Kenny, Strand, Sack, Sipple T set t n rts r Y Promising Team Although he will lose Seniors Jack Frantz, Rog Strand, Vince Sipple, Dick Kenny, Saxe Roberts, and Don Swanson, Mr. Yngve looks forward to a good season next tall. Valuable assistance will be given to the team by Juniors Jim Midtoo, Paul Petterson, and Captain-elect Marve Herges. Also letterman Harold Tuset, who is a sophomore, will be returning. SEASON'S SCORES Southwest 20 Roosevelt 40 South 51 Roosevelt 21 Edison 66 Roosevelt 19 West 27 Roosevelt 29 Henry 25 Roosevelt 30 Washburn 66 Roosevelt 15 Vocational 51 Roosevelt 23 DULUTH INVITATIONAL CITY MEET Southwest 31 Southwest 21 Roosevelt 75 Duluth Centra 71 Henry 82 North 119 STATE MEET Murray -'27 Southwest 63 Duluth Central 77 Roosevelt 130 Roosevelt 159 Television Stars The Teddie basketball team appeared in action on television for the first time. Pierson Eyes Basket Larry Pierson looks for a path as he starts to drive i for a lay-up. Twin City Champs Basketball For the first time in the history of Roose- velt basketball, the Teddy team won first place in the city league. The team, under the coaching of Mr. C. Wayne Courtney, finished the regular season by winning ten tilts without losing one. After finishing the city league schedule, the Teddies played St. Paul Marshall, easily winning 59 to 53. Roosevelt also won the district play-off beating West, Central, and Washburn. ln the regional playoffs, the Teddies narrowly dumped Willmar, but then lost to Hopkins. Paul Reinboldt and Ken Tronstad, co- captains, made the all-city, all-district, and all-regional teams. Larry Pierson was awarded a position on the all-district team for his valuable ploy in the district play- offs. Although Don Nelson was the smallest forward in the city, he was one of the best. Other valuable assistance to the championship team came from Don Derrick, Jack Frantz, Saxe Roberts, and John Zeller. .Jim Midtbo, starting guard, will be the only returning letterman. He was elected captain for the i953-i954 team. .lim had the highest free throw per- centage on the team, and most of his points came from this source. He was also a real ball handler and rarely took shots from the outside. Mr. Ralph Blake is the B squad coach and the assistant AH squad coach. His B's completed the season by winning 4, and losing 6 games. Row l: Dena, Pierson, Thompson, Frutzke, Nelson. Row 2: Green Mgr., Sorenson, Derrick, Roberts, Zeller, Sampson, Frantz, Young. Row 3: Mr. Courtney, Gramstad, Reinboldt, Johnson, Tronstad, Mitbo, Mr. Blake, C. Nelson, Mgr. i e Tronstad Goes Ken Tronstad goes high to score as North's Shorty Patterson attempts to block his shot. SEASON SCORES 66 Time Out Called Coach Courtney gives last-minute instructions to his team. High Roosevelt Henry .42 Roosevelt 60 West 47 Roosevelt 57 Central 55 Roosevelt 55 Edison 4'l Roosevelt 66 West 35 Roosevelt 53 North 49 Roosevelt 39 Marshall 37 Roosevelt 68 South 42 Roosevelt 48 Washburn 46 Roosevelt 57 Vocational 39 DlSTRlCT PLAYOFFS Roosevelt 67 West 43 Roosevelt 56 Central 48 Roosevelt 65 Washburn 56 REGIONAL PLAYOFFS Roosevelt 48 Willmar 45 Roosevelt 41 Hopkins 65 l.ETTER.MEN ,, Reinboldt, Paul it Pierson, Larry Frantz Scores l-t'Ol'tSTCId, Ken 7 R0bel'l5, Sclxe A Marshall player vainly tries to stop a iump shot by Midtbo, Jim 'k Zeller, JOl'1I'l Jack Frantz. Derrick, Don Frantz, Jack H Third 'effef TWIN CITY GAME Nelson, Don 4 Second letter Roosevelt 59 St. Paul Marshall 53 B Squad Row 'l: Frantz, Kielty, Sorenson, Sacre, Anderson, Bakken. Row 2: Messman, Ostrander, Swenson, Hullar, Engen, Fredrickson, Jensen, Hendrickson. Row 3: Kloss, Fugleberg, Johnson, Haglind, Huber, Brundage, Gmitro, Talle, Norwick, Mr. Blake, Coach. . 1 . 3 ll ' Row 'l: Weston, Rolstad, Hegle, Ketzman, Mr. Eggan. Row 2: Peterson, Jacobson, Nerison, Sack, Taylor. Row 3: Sipple, Johnson, Settergren, Grimsrno. Skiing Our fine Roosevelt Skiing team came out on top in the city's skiing league again this year, by tying North for first place. Mr. Eggan's skiing teams here at Roose- velt have always been fine, and this year was no exception. The teams' record was four wins, no losses, and three ties. Much of the team's success can be given to two boys: Arve Grimsmo and Ron Sack. Slalom R. Sack Grimsmo was the city champion in cross- country racing, while Sack was one ofthe city's best in the Slalom. During the season, the team took a trip to Duluth to take part in the State Ski meet. There they placed sixth, which is considered good. The team for next year should be iust about the best in the city. In cross-country the team will have two fine skiers in Mar- vin Hegle and Arve Grimsmo. ln the Cross-Country Race A, Grimsmo Slalom these two boys will also be counted on heavily. In jumping, Roy Jacobson will be the outstanding boy, and if he doesn't take the city championship, Mr. Eggan stated he would be very much surprised. Considering all of the other teams in the city league, Roosevelt's only weakness may be in the slalom event. Ron Sack, who is graduating this year, is the boy who kept the team alive in that event. As yet no one has really been found to replace him. LETTERMEN Grimsmo, Arvo' Jacobson, Roy Nerison, Carl' Rolstad, Bruce Sack, Ronald' Sipple, Vincent Hegle, Marvin '-second letter Swimming Once again the swimming team has won the city championship. The team won eight contests to win the city title. Thus the team has made a record of three cham- pionships and one second place in the last four seasons in the city league. These eight victories add to the record of 35 wins of the last 36 dual meets in the city league. The team also won the YMCA invitational trophy. State Back-Stroke Champ O. Sween. Sween, Hardy, and Richard Kruger set a new city record in the T80-yard medley with a time of l:46.4. ln the state meet, the team placed fifth. O'Niel Sween again won the TOO-yard backstroke event in the state meet. Kent Hardy, who won the city TOO-yard breast stroke, placed fifth in the state meet. The captains of the team were Jim Palm- quist and O'Niel Sween. Jim Palmquist was used in almost all of the different types of swimming events, and was one boy who was always ready and willing to take on any opponents. Senior Swimmers Palm-quist, Brown, Simonson, Sween, Hughes, Brankley, Mr. Jambeck. Junior Swimmers Mr. Jambeck, Olson, Stork, Jackson, Botko, Kruger, Johnson, Hardy. CITY INDIVIDUAL TITLISTS lOO-yard breast stroke W H ., ,,Kent Hardy IOO-yard back stroke . ...., ., ,H .,.O'Niel Sween Diving .. . .. . .- .. .. Charles Finman Medley relay. ,... Hardy, Sween, Palmquist LETTERMEN 'Palmquist, James I Sween, O'Niel if Jackson, Richard Johnson, Jerry Brankley, William Kruger, Richard wk Brown, Richard Martin, James I Hardy, Kent if Simonson, Dale Hughes, Tom Third letter fSecond letter Finman, Charles Fry kholm, Robert pqnnnsnl 59 5 - to M 335l3 5i3'l 32 5?7Eif5.f.T X M Grapplers This season The Teddy wresTling Team Took undisputed first place in The city wrestling league, under The fine coaching of Mr. Curran. The Team had six victories and no losses. On This Team were six ciTy champions: Norm Severson at ll2 lbs., Ev Holland aT T20 lbs., Duane Myron aT T27 lbs., Tom Born aT l33 lbs., Jerry Rade- macher aT l54 lbs., and Jim Keeler aT l75 lbs. 'tv Jerry Rademacher and Norm Severson were The only Two boys who advanced To The sTate TournamenT, buT They losT ouT There. Don Mueller and Jerry Rademacher also went to The N. W. A. A. U. maTches and came ouT 2nd and 3rd respecTively. Co-Captains J. Rademacher, N. Severson Row 'la Hopper, Seeger, Eastling, Hansen J., Gustafson, Davis. Row 2: Schubert, Deming, Born, Holland, Severson, Wilson Myran Swanson, Mgr. Row 3: W. M. Curran, Coach, Keeler, Hausladen, McDonald, Holmberg, Rademacher, Wright, DeJoy, Mueller Rhode Struggle With Marshall Opponent LETTERMEN J. Keeler ' 'Holland, Everill Born, Tom 'Mueller, Don Myran, Duane Rademacher, Jerry Severson, Norman Slsrivseth, Jarrell Wright, Richard i' P Davis, Ronald ROOSEVELT f ROOSEVELT - ROOSEVELT - ROOSEVELT - ROOSEVELT - ROOSEV ELT - 1' TWG - DeJoy, Gary Gustafson, Roy Hansen, Jon Keeler, Jim McDonald, Robert Rhode, Robert Wilson, Willie 'second letter 'Third letter scones icnyi HENRY - CENTRAL - - VOCATIONAL MARSHALL EDISON - WASHBURN - D Class Wins in Northwest Meet As usual, Mr. Kenneth Peterson has coached his gym team to another cham- pionship. In dual meets, Roosevelt beat St. Paul Johnson twice and South twice. Roosevelt won the D Class event, and Marshall won the B Class event in the other dual meet of the season. The gymnasts placed second in the city meet, narrowly missing first place. Next came the Northwest meet in which the ' A Cf' W D Class finished first. In the state meet, Roosevelt placed second. Jerry Johnson, A I , Wyfgg, A U1 James Nesheim, and Gene Bannochie won A medals in the meet. f, ,, A' .ffm-J 42' if , Up and Over A f c J f ' G. Bartnochie mmeetftfefffser tt' MM Gym Team Row 'l: Waresh, Brown, Schwarzkopf, Bannochie. Row 2: Albright, Johnson J., Knudsen, Bean, Johnson R., Finman, Hanson L., Arm- strong, Buchele, Jacobson, Hansen. Row 3: Nelson D., Hoeg, Haugen, Chlebene, Johnson D., Hall, Martin, Higgins, Baur, Benson, Fahlin, Ryman, Untinen, Reynolds, Nerheim, Fitzgerald, Helseth, Peterson, Coach. LEITERMEN Over the Horse H H J. Knudson B Class D. , fBannochie, Eugene Brown, Robert C Class Albright, Vernon Armstrong, James Bean, David Hanson, Conrad D Class Baur, Richard Benson, William Chlebeak, George Fahlen, William Fitzgerald, Jerry Hall, Jerry Halseth, Richard Haeg, John Johnson, Donald Waresh, John Johnson, Jerry Johnson, Roger Jacobsen, Edward Knudson, John Martin, James Nelson, David Nerheim, James Reynolds, Pete Ryman, Lee Untinen, Richard '4'Third letter t'Second letter at Irv. nl 7 l. .AUX , ,tl Girls' Leaders Row 'l: Brown, Helleckson, Hultgren, Walters, Warsh, Nordrum, Werhan. Row 2: Thielman, Kellner, Bolstod, Bork, Larson, Stoltz, Stageberg, Oezning, Ramm. Row 3: Miss Bjorklund, Darileus, Ritmire, Olson N., Anonsen, Broiley Johnson, Bergstrom, Miss Wilbur. Girls' Sports Even Though girls' athletics don't get the publicity that boys' athletics do, the girls are lust as active in sports as the boys. The regular gym classes taught by LaVerne Bjorklund cmd Rae Wilbur consist of team sports, individual sports, modern dance, folk and square dancing, and a co-rec class for seniors only. The team sports are basketball, baseball, soccer, and volley- ball. Individual sports consist of tennis, golf, badminton, bowling and ping-pong. Modern dance teaches creative movement, . , while folk and square dancing stresses iight dances for group participation. Gt course, any senior girl who takes co-rec thinks that this is the best class ot all. In co-rec volleyball is probably the favorite sport. Beside the regular gym classes the school has organized tournaments for volleyball, basketball, ping-pong, and ' 4 Girls' Volleyball Champions Row 1: Purcell, Ritmire, Nordrum. Row 2: Bolstad, Pel- erson, Kellner, Anonsen. Girls' Basketball Champions Row l: Sperr, Quirk, Palmquist. Row 2: Slugelbefgt Dunning, Huseby, Bergstrom. 62 badminton. Any girl or group ot girls can sign up for these tournaments in the girls' gym. For about 'a week the gym is lett open for practice, then the tournaments begin. lt is a contest all the way, and the girls who are named as champions really deserve the title. The girls' leaders are another phase ot girls' sports. They are a big help to the gym taechers. When the girls are iuniors they take a semester course in leadership and are then assigned to one gym class. There they take attendance, take care ot the equipment, and help to maintain order in the classes. Cheerleaders The cheerleaders did a great deal to help the teams win this year. Their high spirits and will to win drove the boys on to victory. Even though the students' voices gave out, the cheerleaders who were coached by the girls' gym teachers, always found strength for one more cheer. Top: Ping-Pong Champions Bergin, McMannus Middle: Badminton Champions Annis, Bergstrom Cheerleaders Hughes, Fox, Schwarzlcopt, Rasmussen, Williams, Gallon Calson Lind Ne l i Row 'l: Armsfrong, Ryman, Long, Haeg, ST. Mane, BlodgeTT, Ronneberg, Loener, Mr. Lobdell, Coach. Row 2: Morfenson, Shefler, Man gan, Halvorson, Leshovsky, Nelson D., Anderson L., Woodworth, Erickson B., Nelson M., Svendsen, LC'-'den5l09ef, MUNCQCV- Puckste rs AlThough The hockey Team placed Third in The ciTy league, Coach Charlie Lobdell sTaTed ThaT This year's Team was The besT one he has ever coached. The Team was beaTen in The final game of The disTricT playoffs by Henry l-O. If iT had noT been for This game The Teddy pucksTers would have had a good chance To go all The way inTo The STaTe Tournament MosT of The goals were scored by Bob Long and David Nelson. Bill ST. Mane, our goalie, Dale Leshovslcy, and Louie Anderson were our ouTsTanding defensive players all season. NexT year's Team should be very good as They will have sixfeen reTurning squad members. Stealing The Puck H. Halvarsen, B. SY. Mane, D. Leshovslcy 4194-ff 7342?-'-f 'wwf Q EW? L L be E' , S-4 ATTempting To Score D. Leshovsky LETTERMEN Armstrong, Jim 'Halvorson, Henry Leshovsluy, Dale Long, Bob Anderson, Lewis 'Ericlnson, Bruce 'Hoeg, Jerome Ronneberg, Sian Ryman, Lee 'Woodworfh, Duane Blodgef, Rodney Hastings, Jim Koener, Lawrence Mangen, Joe Mortensen, Jerry Nelson, David Nelson, Martin Sf. Mane. Bill Third lefier 'second lerter SCORES Roossvsu . soumwssr . Roossveir . - soum . Roossvm . . Eoisow . noossvm . . NORTH . Roosevm . - HENRY . Roossvsir . . wssr . Roosfveu . . io MARsHALL DISTRICT PLAY OFF ROOSEVELT - - - ROOSEVELT - - - O SOUTH - HENRY - -em. ' Q.. --T.. ,Y H Mr, Sorenson, Erickson, Swanson, Norman, McGuire, Pearson, Palmquist, Abrahamson, Peron, Knudson, Hart, Bean, Johnson, Deutsch. l Larson, Seogren, Hanson, Kraul, Nelson, Mr. Buckman. Golf Mr. Buckman's golf team came in fourth place in the city golfing league in l952. The team's best player was Charles Kuppe who kept Roosevelt in the running all sea- son. The prospects for this yeor's team are very good. Some of the boys that will be counted on are Warren Hanson, Don Lar- son, Don Krall, Buzzy Aker, Gaary Eikaas, and Dick Nelson. Tennis The tennis team, under their new coach, Mr. Sorenson, is looking forward to a good T953 season. Last year, Mr. Skaurud who is at Henry High School this year, coached his team to sixth place by winning five and losing five matches. One of the outstand- ing players on the T952 team was Jerry Erickson. On the T953 tennis squad there are five returning lettermen including Jerry Erick- son. Twito, Kraft, Aker, Sorenson, Thone, Pearso ftgjg A Squad Baseball Row 'l: Long, Norwick, Nelson, Winkler, Jackson, Leshovsky, Dubisar, Keeler. Row 2: St. Mane, Hastings, Thompson, Samp- son, Jelmo, Armstrong, Roberts, Wohlford, L. Johnson. Row 3: Mr. Courtney, coach, Kusske, Wilson, Clough, Jensen, Rosdohl, Deach, Taylor. LETTERMEN-1952 SCORES-'l952 Bill Dubisar Bob Long Roosevelt 16 ....... ,,..... , .......,,,, - ,Central Ron Jackson Phil Nelson i' Roosevelt 7 , ....... South Jerry Jensen Larry Nerheim Roosevelt 5 , West Dick Johnson tk Keith Olson i' Roosevelt O . . ...., Washburn Lloyd Johnson Bill St. Mane Roosevelt l , Central Jim Keeler Ken Swenson t' Roosevelt 4 . South Gordy Kolstad Bob Vevle Roosevelt 2 , West Dale Leshovsky B-Second Letter Roosevelt 7 Washburn Pre-Game Strategy Safe at First Mr- Courtney, R, Jocluonf D. Leshovskv L. Johnson, D. Leshovsky, B. Long vt F t i Baseball In the i952 season, the Teds came out with an average season by winning four games and losing four. This team turned out some very good ball players including Phil Nelson, who made all-city. Phil played out- field, catcher, and even did a little pitching. This year's team looks very promising. There will be eight returning lettermen in- cluding three pitchers and one catcher. The starting lineup will probably be Jim Keeler, Martin Nelson, and Lloyd Johnson in the out- field, Dale Leshovsky, Bill Dubisar, Jim Arm- strong, and Pinky Wohlford in the infield. The pitchers are Bob Long, Jerry Jensen, Ron Clough, and Bill St. Mane. Ron Jackson is the starting catcher. There are some fine sophomores and juniors who can also play some of the above positions. Two such boys are Butch Hastings, an infielder, and Ron Jelmo, a pitcher, who have already made the team as sophomores. Coach Wayne Courtney said that his pitch- ing staff should be one of the best in the city and that finding hitters would be his main trouble. Perfect Form B. Du bisar The Crucial Pitch B. St. Mane, J. Keeler, R. Jackson B Squad Baseball , ff 4 ,Z , Z . j g 1,',, Row 1: Bratrud, R. Jenson, J. Swenson, West, Sfickler, Sullivan, Messman, Weikle, Kemp, Eckhold, Stolte Row 2 Mr Johnson Chaleen, Lockwood, Sorenson, Fredrickson, Bakken, Fugleberg, Birkeland, Parker, Bergstrom, Bergner manager Row 3 D Swanson, Thoreson, Franke, Tomann, Kruckeberg, Trumble, Kielty, Tibbets. 67 -fi? QC. ,'R' y V l f ,r ihgeilt ' Ffh QED, ,, 5551367 - lil ft Wi? so fx se . gb , YM A Squad Track Team Row 'l: Billings, Carlson, Mees, Wright, Petterson, Hoverson, Wheeler, Nelson. Row 2: Koplen, Hornnes, Tuset, Swanson Herges, Jackson, Jacobson, Brown. Row 3: Mr. Yngve, Shetler, Sievers, Huss, Day, Lindholm, Anderson, Row 4: MacDonald, Harms, Anderson, Larson, Bernard, Tronstad, Parks, Swanson. Track The Teddie trackmen did fairly well in the 1953 season. ln the tirst meet, the U Invi- tational, the team placed second. Ken Tronstad carried the biggest load, doing the high jump, throwing the discus, and tossing the shot put. Other returning lettermen were Dick Wright, Don Hagen, and Ray Day. B Squad Track Team L E T T E R M E N Blanchard Day Gievre Graham Hagen Huss Kenny Levin Hagen, Mr. 9 5 2 Mosley Mueller Nelson Sword Tronstad Wahl Weisman Wright Haynes Row l: Bierke, Folven, Anderson, Christopherson, Martin. Row 2: Carlquist, Shetler, Tuset, Botko, Mees, Johnson, Hanson Sacre, Dye, Jackson, Mr. Haynes. NLWL .. 'M 68 f . FEW C. , Equipment Managers Olson, Carsberg, Stolte, Nickelson, Pearson, Peterson, Berg, Mr. Riemenschneider Equipment Managers R Club Whips Faculty One ot the busiest groups ot people Repeating last year's victory, the R around Roosevelt is the group ot students Club once again beat the men faculty who are the equipment managers. They teachers in their annual volley ball game. are responsible for storing the athletic The score in the tinal game was T8 to 16. equipment, repairing that which is broken, Leading players tor the R Club were Paul and equipping the players. Mr. Riemen- Reinboldt and Ken Tronstad. The teachers schneider is the taculty manager. are planning a comeback next year. R Club and Teachers Row I: Courtney, Jambeck, Swadner, Luke, Raveling. Row 2: Abrahamson, Derrick, L. Johnson, Keeler, Ritmire, Tronstad Frantz, B. Johnson. l , 6 9 ml ll'-llm , Home Room Football Champs Row lc J. Nelson, Leaf, J. Jensen, Manion, Soholt. Row 2: Holme, J. Hansen, Mohl, Hagen, Nitz, Sager, Hendrickson, Deutsch, Starrett. Row 3: Corden, L. Johnson, Westergoard, Gordon, Walters, Yound, Lund, R. Nelson, Wittles, Bion. ,-4. ...., N - Imax L . V 1 12th Grade Volleyball Champs Row 1: Bergstrom, Foster. Row 2: Huseby, Schubert, Anonsen. Row 3: Adams, R. Brown, Palmquist. llth Grade Volleyball Champs Row l: K, Klaurens, M. Drablant, Foster. Row 2: Hall dorson, Ebrenz, Svendsen. Row 3: Dircks, Herman Veith. 9 ' if 41 , X isfkl fi V 4 -. ...Z . ,s. Intramural Sports This year's intramural athletic program was one of the best in many years. More than halt ot all ot the students participated, and almost every home room played in one or more of the several tournaments. To plan the program, an athletic represen- tative from each home room was elected. The group met with the intramural direc- tors, Mr. Peterson and Mr. Swadner, to outline a good program for as many stu- dents as possible. There were tour home room tourna- ments held - football, basketball, soft- ball, and volleyball, which was co-rec. Individual contests were also held in horse- shoes, tennis, table tennis, badminton, and baitcasting. 10th Grade Volleyball Champs Row l: Shumacher, D. Jenson, Pavlovic, Sandstrom. Row 2: Snider, I. Olson, J. Carlson, Norwick. Row 3: L, Anderson, R. Jensen, Tuset, Rasmussen, Vaughan. J 1-f ,I Y Q R 12th Grade Basketball Champs Row l: LaSalle, Spiess, Dubisar. Row 2: Sleuter, P. John- son, B. Johnson. Intramural Directors Mr. Kenneth Peterson and Mr. Lawrence Swadner are the teachers in charge of boys' intramural athletics. 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The flag rais- ing ceremony, which is the traditional way homecoming day is opened, was held on the athletic field with a very large atten- dance. The big question everyone was asking was, Who will the king and queen be? As always, the identity of the royal pair was not revealed until the two walked down the aisle of the auditorium. Then King Vern Schwarzkopf and Queen Sandy Moe, along with their attendants, were in- troduced to the student body. The royal court was entertained by Burt Hanson, famed radio singer, and by talented stu- dents from Roosevelt. Although our game didn't result in a winning score, the defeat didn't dampen the spirt of the day. During halt-time the marching band and the flag twirlers en- tertained the crowd with music and a col- orful exhibition. The royal pair and their attendants rode around the field in con- vertibles. In the evening students and alumni en- ioyed the dance that added the final touch to a truly enioyable homecoming. 5 i 1 , I g . re 'lm T vc A -if v..' y . W 'P' . Y , 2 was ,K . . '555G,Wf!f I 'wg , ' :45 ff' f l haf EARLY MORNING FLAG RAISING Q Oh, I can't believe it! says Sandy King Vern Smiles Happily th A togMs BlkldShazkp Dorelius, Miss Biorklund, Moe, Smi A--4 1 Mr. von Levern Crowns Sandy Queen Darelius, Moe, Mr, von Levern, Strand, Schwarzkopt The Royal Court Dare ius i rni rms r n , is 'or un , c w rt o t, Frantz The Royal Court This year's royal court was among the best we have ever had at Roosevelt. The identity ot the king and the queen was unknown until they marched down the aisle ot the auditorium. Everyone held his breath as the eight attendants came down the aisle. Then the crowd gave an ap- proving sigh as the king and the queen appeared. Mr. von Levern did the honors of crowning Vern Schwarzkopf as king and Sandy Moe as queen, to reign over the homecoming testivities. Their eight attendants were Sandy Smith, Jack Frantz, Joanie Rasmussen, Roger Strand, Kay Rit- mire, Jim Armstrong, Donna Darelius, and Larry Pierson. l , Rt re, Smith, Rasmussen, Moe. Schwarzkopt, Armstrong Pierson Frantz Strand Coronation By St. Paul Royalty Mr. Chandler, Miss Prazak, Tronstad, Frantz, Larson, Ro Winter Sports Day January ninth was the day, one o'clock was the time, Sibley Field was the place for this year's Winter Sports Day. The first event of the day was the crown- ing of a king. The five candidates for king were ushered across the ice in a trailer. Following them came the distinguished visitors from the St. Paul Winter Carnival: the Prime Minister, Wesley Chandler, and the Queen of Snows, Miss Beverly Prazak, riding in a convertible. The candidates for king were led to the throne occupied by last year's king, Bob Vessey. Miss Prazak then took the crown and placed it on the head of Jack Frantz. King Jack took his place on the throne of ice and his atten- dants, Paul Larson, Jim Armstrong, Bruce Rolstad, and Ken Tronstad, took their places beside him to watch the activities of Winter Sports Day. There were games, a grand march, and dancing on the ice. The Bunny Hop, a snake dance, and square dances afforded real fun. When the afternoon activities were over, everyone hurried home to get ready for the big dance. It was held in the lunch- room and couldn't have been a better ending to the day. lstad, Armstrong. Royal Princes Proclaimed Mr. Chandler, Frantz, Strandiord, Miss Prazak Schwarz kopf Dancing on Ice 2 M Combined Casts Row 1: Krieg, Pehrrson, Fosland, Plummer, Lovering, Sherwood, Bolstod. Row 2: Davis, Jacobsen, Rolstad, Johnson, Bowers, Fenton, Krasnow, Johnson. Row 3: Whiteley, Ackland, Nelson, Shimanski, Christianson, Swenson, Bennett, Linder, Huller, Werhan, Kraft. CASTS Directed by L. Katherine Paetz Student Coaches . . . Margie Krieg, Priscilla Linder, Carole Werhan THURSDAY'5 CAST Dan Shimanslci Shirley Bolstad Marion Sherwood Larry Whiteley Maxine Lovering Marilyn Johnson Priscilla Linder Bruce Rolstod Arnold Kraft Marion Jacobsen Glenda Bennett Ted Huller Janet Bowers Dawn Fenton Rhoda Krasnow Gordon Christiansort Larry Nelson CHARACTERS Steward Mrs. Skinner Cornelia Otis Skinner Emily Purser Stewardess D'clc Admiral Harriet Winifred Leo Inspector Therese Madame Elise Monsieur Dela Croix Window Cleaner , and Neva Davis FRlDAY'S CAST Don Shimanski Lois Ackland Joanne Fosland Larry Whiteley Shirley Plummer Marilyn Johnson Priscilla Linder Bruce Rolstad Arnold Kraft Elaine Pehrsson Darlene Johnson Ted Huller Mary Eleanor Swe-HSOFW Dawn Fenton Rhoda Krasnow Gordon Christianson Larry Nelson Cornelia and Emily Listen to Madame Elise Fosland, Plummer, Krasnow, Fenton -1 and Ohhhhl No! Plummer, Kraft Fosland Our Hearts Were Young . . Just take two young, imaginative girls on their first trip, alone, to Paris and you have the material tor a perfect play. This year the Senior Class presented the three act comedy, Our Hearts Were Young and Gay, by Jean Kerr. The story concerns the hilarious adven- tures ot Cornelia Otis Skinner and Emily Kimbrough. On their voyage, they turned the ship upside down. They almost didn't make it to Paris because Cornelia caught the measles. When they finally did arrive in Paris, they had many humorous experi- ences. .4 Combined Casts Row 'lx Fossen, Bork, Loomis, Olson, Thompson, Butters, Krieg. Row 2: Adams, Blumke, Bolstacl, Ackland, Foster, S. Smith, Kras now, A. Andersen, Werhan, Green. Row 3: Uhr, Hullar, Camp, Hughes, Nerison, Pehle, Graving, Lenhard, Swenson, Tschida Howell, Mrs. Paetz, Holmberg, Mackenzie, J, Larson, Huseby, Whiteley, Bednar. l Everybody Smile Sitting: Krasnow, A. Andersen. Standing: Loomis, Holm- berg, Mackenzie Goodbye My Fancy The spring class play, this year, was Goodbye, My Fancy by Fay Kanin. lt was directed by Mrs. L. Katherine Paetz. The setting ot the play is a dormitory at a small college in Good Hope, Massachu- setts. Agatha Reed, prominent congress- woman, returns to the college to receive an honorary degree at the commencement exercises. The president ot the college, Jim Merrill, and Agatha revive an old romance. Jim almost resigns from his iob as presi- dent, but he decides he is needed at the college. Agatha realizes that she really loves Matt Cole, a newspaper photog- rapher. CASTS Student Coaches ...... Lois Ackland Ted Hullar, Larry Whiteley, Shirley Bolstad THURSDAY'S CAST CHARACTER Mary Loomis Joanne Huseby Ruth Butters Jeanette Olson Betty Bednar James Blumke Ted Hullar Norman Adams Marlene Fossen Arlene Andersen Rhoda Krasnow Corrine Swenson Beverly Graving Mary Lenhard Joanne Bork Carl Nerison Bruce Holmberg Gary Green Gary Mackenzie Dexter Pehle Woody Recites Ginny Merrill Amelia Clarisse Mary Nell Miss Shakeltord Janitor Janitor Telephone Man Susan Grace Woods Agatha Reed Ellen Griswold Professor Birdeshaw Carol Jo Dr. Pitt James Merrill Professor Dingley Matt Cole Claude Griswold FRIDAY'S CAST Margie Krieg Joanne Huseby Ruth Butters Marilyn Thompson Jane Larson James Blumke Ted Hullar Norman Adams Marlene Fossen Joan Foster Sandra Smith Carol Werhan Joanne Camp Mary Lenhard Joanne Bork Allen Uhr Monroe Howell Gary Green Bob Tschida Tom Hughes Foster, Tschida, Smith, Howell, Krieg FX p-.-Q Most Talented Maas, Dubisar Most Likely to Succeed Strand, Larson 'JJ' yn , , 2 Cutest Smile Larson, Rasmussen ,M V Dx, l Prettiest Eyes and Prettiest Hair Pierson, Moe, Rolstad. McMannus Hall of Fame Have you ever heard someone say, Hasn't he beautiful eyes? Where does she get all her pep? Of course, you have! There are.always certain characteristics for which we remember our friends. ln our senior class we have many out- standing students. People with cute smiles, pretty hair, pretty eyes, nice figures, and nice physiques are always seen walking down the halls of our school. We have many friends who, we know, will suc- ceed in life. There are many that will always be remembered for their excep- tional talent. There are those friends who Best Figure and Physique Broxs n Smith S7 1 1 '71 Best Dancers Spiess, Norby are always tull ot pep and fun, and who always have something to say. And re- member how friendly Roosevelt students are, and all the good athletes and dancers we have at school? And, ot course, we can't forget those students who are the best all around students. It was hard, therefore, to choose one person to represent his class in each cate- gory, because we had so many outstand- ing students, but after the last vote was counted and the results were known, every- one agreed that we had chosen the best representatives tor our senior class. Best Athlete Long, Bergstrom ,,,,,.,,, ww:-1'4M,4, , ,f .M 1,-fvyzwvy W M ,W 4 1 ff, 9 1 WW, ,V Wittiest and Most Talkative Bork, Carlson Best All Around and Friendliest Schwarzkopf, Anonsen, Frantz, Hellekson Peppiest Williams, Fox 1v6'5fwNicW ? f:-f' '. fv.1:.,:if , .4 5 .1 ,1,SviI ! 'iOh Those Crazy Fatigue Hats! Frantz, Armstrong, Mangan Buck Fads f'Oh, no, how could we ever have worn That?f' Yes, at The time it seemed like a good idea, but as The tad died out one won- dered how he could ever have worn such a Thing. Ot course, some Tads do last, but most ot them die away. Remember The men's zipper bedroom slippers all The girls wore, and the white bucks that both The girls and The boys A String of Pearls Fossen, Fossland Strictly Madness!! wore? Then There were The rope pearls, one of the girls fads. And how could we ever Target those short haircuts on both the girls and The boys? Looking from The back, one couldnit Tell the boys' haircut from the girls'! But itfs a lot of Tun To keep up with the latest high school fads, even it they do appear odd To others. Anyone Need a Haircut? Kraft Loomis Shedlow Y gg W W ,rfsfggif ' if A Dance Scene Dances and Auditoriums Homecoming, winTer carnival, and The spring dance are TradiTional affairs held aT school. MosT of The dances This year were held in The lunchroom with The Roose- velT swing band supplying The music. ln addiTion To The usual dances we had a TooTball dance, a dance for ValenTine's Day, and various class dances-The sopho- more, The iunior, and The senior parTies. We also had a sock hop Tor The TirsT Time aT RoosevelT. A King and a Queen of King and Queen of Sockland Hanson, TronsTad Sockland were chosen for having The mosT original socks. We have had many audiTorium pro- grams ThroughouT The year. Pep meeTings before big aThleTic games, our homecom- ing program, The Red Cross program, and a TalenT show are a few of our many pro- grams. We also had programs TeaTuring TalenT ouTside of school, like The science program when we were shown difTerenT scienTific demonsTraTions. Science Auditorium The Nutcracker Suite Christmas at Roosevelt O Come All Ye Faithful, Joyful- carols like this filled the halls of Roose- velt the week before Christmas vacation. Every morning before school, students gathered around the big Christmas tree in the front hall and ioined in the spirit of Christmas by singing their favorite carols. The Roosevelt choir, directed by Mr. C. Wesley Andersen, also gave a Christmas concert, with a special surprise. They sang Nutcracker Suite. The Roosevelt Rockettes dv . Christmas Caroling Roosevelt Rockettes Seven seniors and one junior make up this well known dancing group from Roosevelt. They have performed at our basketball games during the halftime. Their exhibition along with that of the Roosevelt Band and the Flag Twirlers has been said to be one of the most impres- sive exhibitions by any one high school. Besides performing at Roosevelt, the group has danced at different schools and institutions throughout the city and the state. A. Johnson, Graving, Brescanclnl, Plummer, Hultgren, Polski, McNeal. Vedeen. A Scene from Grieg's Arabian Dance Anitra's Dance Brenner, M. Lee, Gustafson, Corrigan Nancylee Galbraith Spring Festival At intervals between 1926 and 1946 the Norse and the Swedish Clubs spon- sored a number of programs featuring Scandinavian declamations and folk danc- ing, showing Scandinavian films, and pre- senting addresses on Scandinavian topics. Beginning with 1947, however, these pro- grams have become annual events which have attracted city-wide attention, es- pecially among the Scandinavian organi- zations of the community. These events are outstanding because of the quality of the performance that the Anitra and the Arabian Girls many students have given. Choral groups, the band, and the orchestra have done exceedingly well with such classical numbers as Grieg's Landsighting, Borch's Moder Svea, and Sibelius' FinIandia. The Swedish and the Norse departments have each time contributed readings, skits, and folk dancing. Last year the drama de- partment dramatized a scene from Henrik Ibsen's famous play, A Doll's House. About 300 students took part in the pro- grams. www AVTEQLA Xqyi'-x'k iWMng S-Inf wr'-7 X-rrC.'15'7Z!V4 11 NL x44 b - Q vxarq LNT-sl ,...J N , - pxjfi QM Q'm.-L ,XLKLQE -Lxi F,lH,fEifmS.NJr-412-Lvlff . K A . ivmamwif La.qi- xuafwmwqgfx 'L ,S ima Ski-'aka sfo! 35:02. swf WJ? 'N 2, Jjfxuxi Claw fXLJ,. 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STANDING, Left to Right: Strand, President, Johnson, Treasurer: Koplen, Sergeant at Arms: Woresh, Mr. Jarnbeck, Hill, Kingsbury, Price, Frantz, Vice President. Senior Executive Board There were many problems for the Senior Executive Board to cope with this year. One of the biggest was the argument whether to have the Senior Banquet in school or outside of school. The members of the board don't decide these things by themselves. A repre- sentative is chosen from each Senior Home- room to present the problems faced by the Board to their Homeroom where they are voted upon. Their main obiective is to transact business for the whole Senior Class, to represent every- in 8. AA one's ideas, to make less work for the rest of the Seniors, and to keep things running in a democratic way. The board really did a good job this year they had to The Senior Executive Board accomplished their aim this with the many hard problems work out with the Senior Class. year with the guidance ot Mr. Jambeck, Miss Redlund, Mr. Weum, and with the coopera- tion of all the Senior Advisers and Senior Class. GAYLE MARIE ABRAHAMSON: Hi-C.F. JACK V. ABRAHAMSON: President Board ot Governors, Pilots, Student Council, R Club, Football 51, 52. LOIS J. ACKLAND: Blue Tri, Norse Club, Debate St Forensic Club, Senior Honor Society, Library Staff. NORMAN C. ADAMS. WILTON J. AHL- STROM: Science Club, Hi-C.F. VERNON L. ALBRIGHT: Board of Governors, R Club, Gym Team '51, '52, Tennis '52. ' ..-i . fwkfff all VD . A 1' 7ff .4 f W? KAREN A. ANDERSON: Silver Tri, Ethics Committee, Pilots. LAWRENCE G. ANDER- SON: Hi-Y, Science Club. LOUIE HENRY AN- DERSON: Board ot Governors, R Club, Football '51, '52, Hockey '52, '53. MARLYS lONE ANDERSON: Choristers, Blue Tri, Silver Tri, Board ot Governors, Hi-C. F., Sportsmen's Club, Elijah, Spring Concert. NANNETTE RENEE ANDERSON: Blue Tri, Silver Tri, Board of Governors, Science Club. SHIRLEY ANN ANDERSON: Blue Tri, Silver Tri, Library Staff, Hi-C. F. STEVEN LaRELLE STANLEY ANDERSON: Pi- lots, R Club, Sportsmen's Club. CAROLYN JOYCE ANFINSEN: Orchestra, Silver Tri, Ethics Committee. CORRINE M. ANFINSEN: Silver Tri. BOB ALLEN: Concert Band, Marching Band, Orchestra, Vice President Hi-Y. MURIEL L. ALM: Blue Tri, Silver Tri, Board of Gover- nors, German Club, Science Club, Standard Staff, Just Us Girls. ARLENE MURIEL AN- DERSEN: A Capella Choir, Norse Club, Hi- C. F., Goodbye My Fancy, Messiah, Eliiah. JUNE M. ANDERSEN: Silver Tri, Board ot Governors, Student Council. ALICE A. AN- DERSON: Choristers, Silver Tri, Spanish Club, Messiah, Spring Concert. ARLYCE A. ANDERSON: Blue Tri, Silver Tri, Swedish Club, Senior Honor Society, Hi-C. F., Sports- men's Club. AUDREY J. ANDERSON: Hi-C.F. DUANE F. ANDERSON: Roosevelt History Club, Sports- men's Club. JANICE M. ANDERSON: Hi-C.F. f 1 N f 'W , 2,1 1 3 12' , , - r y ,r 2 W f . : ' f V N 5 1 , 89 fa AE 4 , DICK BARTELMEHS: Concert Band, March- ing Band, Hi-Y. GWEN L. BASS: Blue Tri, Silver Tri, Board of Governors, Spanish Club, Pilots, Library Staff. JANICE E. BATTEN. DAVID W. BEAN: R Club, Gym Team '52. BERTELLE A. BEAVERSON: Blue Tri, Silver Tri, Spanish Club, Pilots. BETTY BEDNAR: Choristers, A Capella Choir, Debate Sl For- ensic Club, Treasurer History Club, Good- bye My Fancy, Messiah, Eliiah. DAVID WAYNE BELL: Sargeant at Arms Sportsmen's Club. KENNY B. BELLAND: Hi- Y, Sportsmen's Club. MELVIN A. BEMIS: Audio Visual. i g, bs 'E 4 fx 'L L r 1 wx' 'C' fi HELEN JURENE ANONSEN: Secretary, Treas- urer A Capella Choir, Blue Tri, President Silver Tri, Vice President German Club, Science Club, Senior Honor Society, Secre- tciry Student Council, Just Us Girls, Mes- siah, Eliiah. DONALD P. ARENZ. MARY LOU ARLANDSON. A. JAMES ARMSTRONG: Board of Gover- nors, President Pilots Club, R Club, Stu- dent Council, Gym Team '52, Hockey '5'l, '52, '53. BONITA L. ARNDT: Silver Tri, Senior Honor Society. ROBERT A. BAILEY: Pilots. JERRY D. BAKER: Choristers, A Capella Choir, Hi-Y, Hi-C. F., Spring Concert, Mes- siah, Eliiah. GENE G. BANNOCHIE: R Club, Gym Team '5I, '52, '53. JOE W. BAR- NETT: F. F. A., German Club. L4 90 GLENDA K. BENNETT: Choristers, Silver Tri, Sportsmen's Club, Our Hearts Were Young and Gay, Elijah, Spring Concert. KATH- LEEN C. BENOLKIN. DON L. BENSON. WALTER F. BENSON: Concert Band, March- ing Bancl, Orchestra. MARGUERITE L. BERGER: Blue Tri, Silver Tri. MARILYN MAE BERGIN: Orchestra, Blue Tri, Silver Tri, Hi-C. F. MARLENE A. BERGO: Choristers, A Capella Choir, Silver Tri, Norse Club, Messiah, EliiC1l'1. ANNA E. BERGSTROM: Choristers, A Capella Choir, Silver Tri, Swedish Club, Science Club, Sportsmen's Club, Messiah, Eliiclh, Spring Concert. LORNA J. BIELKE: Choristers, A Capella Choir, Silver Tri, Mes- siah, Spring Concert. 45 Q , 1 ,V I . , , 2 W 1. ,f .f J .Q . , ,iw . 120.3 f Z f Z 7 62 QW ,LJ BEVERLY E. BIERY: Silver Tri. JOHN W. BION. CURTIS DUANE BIRKELAND: Pilots. MARLENE CAROLE BJERKE: Blue Tri, Silver Tri, Just Us Girls, F. H. A. CHARLES EDWARD BJORGEN. NANCY ANN BLAISDELL: Chor- isters, Silver Tri, Treasurer Spanish Club, Senior Honor Society, Hi-C. F., Messiah. RODNEY R. BLODGETT: Choristers, Pilots, Hockey '53. DlCK A. BLOM: Concert Bancl, Marching Band, Orchestra, Senior Honor Society, Library Staff. HOWARD W. BLOOM: Science Club. MAXINE E. BLOOMQUIST: Blue Tri, Silver Tri. DIXON R. BLOSBERG: Hi-Y, Hi-C. F. JAMES A. BLUMKE: Sportsmens Club. DIANE HELENE BOLSTAD: Blue Tri, Silver Tri, Sportsmens Club. SHIRLEY ANNE BOL- STAD: Blue Tri, Norse Club, Debate 81 For- ensic Club, Senior Honor Society, Our Hearts Were Young and Gay. JOANNE DOROTHY BORK: President Blue Tri, Silver Tri, Spanish Club, Student Council, Just Us Girls. ANNETTE A. BORN. TOM BORN: R Club, Football '52, Wrestling '52, '53. WILMA JEAN BOSSHARD: Blue Tri, Silver Tri. '9 an ly Ii g JANET LYNETTE BOWERS: Choristers, A Capella Choir, Blue Tri, Spanish Club, Our Hearts Were Young and Gay,' Elijah. JANET G. BOWMAN: Choristers, Blue Tri, Silver Tri, Science Club, Senior Honor So- ciety, 'Messiahj Elijah. BILL BRANKLEY: Swimming Sl, 52. 53, Track 5l. MARY ANN BRAYLEY: Silver Tri, Board of Governors, Pilots, Sportsmens Club. MAR- GARET JEAN BREMBERG: Choristers, A Ca- pella Choir, Blue Tri, Silver Tri, Treasurer and Secretary German Club, Messiah, Eliiahq MIKELL ANN BRESCANCINI: Pilots, Student Council. PATRICIA BRINK: Blue Tri, Silver Tri, Hi-C. F. DENNIS E. BROWN: Concert Band, March- ing Band, Senior Honor Society, Pilots, Hi- C. F. DICK L. BROWN: Board of Governors, R Club, Gym Team '53, Swimming '52 '53, Track '5I. I 91, ' i . W wi. if , ac? 2 JOANNE E. CAMERON: Blue Tri, Silver Tri, Spanish Club. JOANNE PATRICIA CAMP: Concert Band, Marching Band, Blue Tri, Silver Tri, Student Council, Goodbye My Fancy, Spring Concert. HARLAN E. CARL- SON: Board of Governors, Cheerleaders, Ethics Committee, Pilots, Student Council, Sportsmen's Club. JOANNE E. CARLSON: Blue Tri, Silver Tri, Science Club, Student Council. MARIE J. CARLSON: Blue Tri, Silver Tri, Sagamore Staff, Sportsmen's Club. ROGER B. CARL- SON: Hi-Y, Swedish Club, Science Club, Sagamore Staff. BETTY KATHERYNE CAVEN: Sportsmen's Club. ROBERT J. CAVEN: Choristers, A. Ca- pella Choir, German Club, Eliiah, Mes- Siah. PATRICIA MARIE CHANDLER: Sports- men's Club. I x- , . ...,. , ,, , M, We , , , , X, W JAMES L. BROWN: Orchestra, President, Treasurer Hi-Y, Senior Honor Society, Stu- dent Council, R Club, Football '51, '52. MARGARET MARY BUCK: Library Staff. THOMAS C. BUCKLEY: Vice President Span- ish Club, Library Staff. TOM E. BUECHELE: R Club, Football '51, Gym Team '51, '52, Track. SUSAN K. BU- RUD: Choristers, Pilots, F. H. A., Messiah, Elijah, Spring Concert. CAROL J. BUTLER: Editorial Editor Standard Staff, Senior Hon- or Society, City-Wide Secretary Hi-C. F. RUTH M. BUTTERS: Concert Band, Orchestra, A Capella Choir, Blue Tri, President Spanish Club, Senior Honor Society, Student Coun- cil, Eliiah. JAMES E. CALHOUN: Baseball '51, '52, '53. DON CAMERON: Board of Governors, Pilots, R Club, Baseball '52, Football '51, '52, Wrestling. ,V W. , X X f A! ,- 1 . .1 , 7 i 'rf A E W-'gin' ii L C -047' r. .ni l L SHIRLEY VIRGINIA CONWAY: Orchestra, Blue Tri, Hi-C. F., F. H. A. VICTOR W. COOK. DAVE LEE COOKE. SHIRLEY A. CORDELL: Blue Tri, Silver Tri, Board of Governors, Spanish Club, Student Council. BEVERLY ANN CRABB: Vice Presi- dent Blue Tri, Silver Tri, Secretary Norse Club, Student Council. LAURIE JO CROM- WELL: Silver Tri, Spanish Club, Library Staff. GRACIA MARIE CROSS: Latin Club, Hi-C. F. JIM W. CROWNOVER. DOROTHY ANN CURTIS: Sportsmen's Club. JACK P. CHAPMAN: Concert Band, March- ing Band. W. GORDON CHRISTENSEN Our Hearts Were Young and Gay.' PATRICIA GUNNER CHRISTINE. RICHARD G. CLOUGH: F. F. A. RONALD H. CLOUGH: F. F. A., Baseball '53. CARL V. COCKRELL: Concert Band, Marching Band, Treasurer Hi-Y, Science Club, Pilots, Hi-C. F. ROSEMARY C. COLLINS: Silver Tri, German Club. DELORES MAE CONRAD: Silver Tri, Swedish Club. JACK H. CONRAD: Board of Governors, Student Council. I LINNEA M. DAHL: Blue Tri, Silver Tri. BEV- ERLY DAHLBERG: Blue Tri, Silver Tri. DONNA MARILYN DAHLSTROM. MARION DOROTHY DAMON: Library Staff, Hi-C. F. JOAN H. DANN: Library Staff. DONNA JEAN DARELIUS: Marching Band, Blue Tri, Silver Tri, Spanish Club, Science Club, Homecoming Attendant. DON DAVIDSON: Pilots. NEVA JEAN DAVIS: Silver Tri, German Club, Just Us Girls. SUSAN D. DAVIS: Blue Tri, Silver Tri, Span- ish Club. ,V 'bw X W Q ff ' if ai. fl gi ff ,,,,., : ,., A H . ' Ewa 'af' f 1 M C CC, W X ff li- 'ff fy Af fd, , .,v,.-.--A. nv vy,v',.-813754. , . f ,,' v ,.. .Q gh, S W' , 4 Q 4.'.v', 0- f I, f ' I 1 1. J' 3 LeROY A. DAYTON. RICHARD LEE DeFOR- REST: Audio Visual. GARY L. DeJOY: Swe- dish Club, Wrestling '52, '53. NANCY RENA DEMING: Silver Tri. DONALD C. DERRICK: R Club, Basketball '52, Foot- ball '52, MARLYS J. DesSAINT: Blue Tri, Silver Tri. DONALD H. DEUTSCH. CHARLENE S. DICK- SON: Silver Tri, German Club, Student Council, Sportsmen's Club. JOANNE DOR- OTHY DILL: Marching Band, Blue Tri, Sil- ver Tri, Spanish Club. CATHERINE A. DONNELLY: Choristers, Just Us Girls, Messiah. HAROLD H. DORLAND: Hi-Y, President Science Club, Sagamore Staff, Senior Honor Society, Pilots. TOM DARREL DOUGHERTY, Audio Visual. BEVERLY FLORENCE DOW: Blue Tri, Board of Governors, Science Club, Sportsrnen's Club. WILLIAM R. DUBISAR: Concert Band, Marching Band, Orchestra, Student Council, R Club, Guide Book Editor. FRANCES COLETTE DUNNING: Concert Band, March- ing Band, Orchestra, Blue Tri, Silver Tri, Spanish Club. DEAN F. DYMOKE. THOMAS LOWELL DYN- NESON. JUDITH EASTON: Blue Tri, Silver Tri, F. H. A. 4 - . A 1 'kg VERNON P. ECK. AUDREY MAXINE ECK- LUND: Orchestra, A Capella Choir, Hi-C. F., Elijah. SHIRLEY MAE EDMUNDS: Concert Band, Marching Band, Hi-C.F., F. H. A. VIRGINIA A. EIDE: Concert Band, Marching Bond, Orchestra, Secretary Hi-C. F. DONNA J. EKDAHL: Blue Tri, Silver Tri. JANIS TRUDE EKLUND: Blue Tri, Silver Tri, Board of Gov- ernors, Swedish Club. JON R. ELLEFSON: Treasurer Hi-Y. DAVID ELLINGSON. BARBARA A. ELTON: standard sqfff, Ha-c. F. I iii DEAN D. FERRELL: Concert Band, Marching Band, President Hi-C. F. JULIA E. FIELD: Orchestra, Blue Tri, Silver Tri, Sportsmen's Club. LEE T. FILLENWARTH. BETTY ANN FJONE: Library Staff. LAURA E. FOLDEN: Blue Tri, Silver Tri, Science Club, Standard Staff, Hi- C. F. PHYLLIS D. FOLTA: Choristers, Messiah, Spring Con- cert. JOANNE L. FOSLAND: Choristers, Debate 8: Forensic Club, Our Hearts Were Young and Gay. PAUL E. FOSLIEN. MARLENE ADELE FOSSEN: A Capella Choir, Blue Tri, Silver Tri, German Club, Messiah, EIi- lah. SHIRLEY HELEN ENGLUND: Silver Tri, Hi- C. F. ALLEN WAYNE ERICKSON: President Concert Band, Marching Band, Orchestra, Senior Honor Society, Student Council, R Club. HARLAND LOWELL ERICKSON. JERRY L. ERICKSON: Board of Governors, Pilots, Student Council. JERRY T. ERICK- SON: R Club, Tennis '52, 552. SHIRLEY E. ERICKSON: Blue Tri, Board of Governors, Latin Club, Hi - C. F. LOIS MARILYN ESKO: Silver Tri, Board of G overnors, Latin Club. JIM A. FELKER: Latin Club, Science Club. DAWN ERLENE FENTON: Silver Tri, Latin Club, Spanish Club, Senior Honor Society, Our Hearts Were Young and Gay. F, 3 RICHARD W. FURE: Hi -Y., Norse Clulo. JAMES H. GAFFNEY: Choristers, A Capella Choir, Board ot Governors, Pilots, Sargent at Arms Student Council, R Club, Vice President Junior Class, Football '52. MAR- LENE GALBRAITH: Marching Band, Blue Tri, Silver Tri. SHIRLEY JANE GARVEY: F.H.A. ROLAND R. GAVIN: Audio Visual. SHIRLEY ANN GIDEON: Just Us Girls. JUDITH ELAINE GOETZMAN: Blue Tri. BEY- ERLY R. GOODIN: Board ot Governors. PAUL L. GRAF: Choristers, A Capella Choir, Audio Visual, German Club, Pilots, Mes- siah, Elijah Spring Concert. GLORIA JOANNE FOSSLAND: Silver Tri, Norse Club, Ethics Committee. JOAN EVON FOSTER: Choristers, A Capella Choir, Silver Tri, Student Council, Goodby My Fancy, Messiah, Eliiah. NANCY M. FOSTER: Blue Tri, Sportsmen's Club. JANICE LORRAINE FOX: Blue Tri, Silver Tri, Cheerleader. RICHARD CHARLES FRANKE. GARY N. FRANKLIN: Choristers, A Capella Choir, Audio Visual, Assistant Manager Stage Crew, Messiah, Elijah, JACK FRANTZ: Board ot Governors, Senior Honor Society, Vice President Piolts Club, Student Council, R Club, Vice President Senior Class, Homecoming Attendant, Win- ter Carnival King, Basketball '53, Cross Country '5l, '52. LARRY FREDRICKSON: Audio Visual, Standard Staff. PATRICIA L. FRITZ. 5' 98 RONALD JOHN GRAHAM: R Club, Track '52. BEVERLY J. GRAVING: A Capella Choir, Silver Tri, Pilots, Goodby My Fancy, Eliiah. GLORIA R. GRAY: Blue Tri, Silver Tri. GARY J. GREEN: Standard Staff, Basketball '52. GERALDINE P. GRIEPP: Library Staff, Hi-C .F. PATRICIA M. GRIMES: Blue Trl, Silver Tri. CAROLYN FERN GROBE: Blue Tri, Silver Tri, Board of Governors. RICHARD G. GROEN: Orchestra, Hi-Y, Science Club. CLARICE L. GUDMUNSON: Orchestra. i ,V,,,,... .,.. .....-.f W, f,'. fr , ,,V, 2, X 4 O , ' V - - ,. ,.,.,f2' cz f f DALE A. GUSTAFSON: Sportsmen's Club. DENNIS G. GUSTAFSON: Senior Honor So- ciety, Student Council. RAYMOND H. GUS- TAFSON: Concert Band, Hi - C. F. JOAN G. HAAS: Silver Tri. JEROME LEROY HAEG: R Club, Hockey '52, '53. JOYCE l. HAFSLUND: Blue Tri, Silver Tri, Swedish Club, Student Council, Just Us Girls. MILDRED ELIZABETH HAFVENSTEIN: Board of Governors, Science Club, Debate 8g For- ensic Club, Editor in Chief Standard Staff, Student Council, Senior Honor Society, Goodby My Fancy. DON F. HAGEN: R Club, Cross Country '51, '52, Track '51, '52. JANET MARY HALL: Choristers, A Capella Choir, Vice President Silver Tri, Spanish Club, Student Council, Just Us Girls, Mes- siah. HENRY HALVORSON: Board ot Governors, R Club, Hockey 51, 52, '53. NANCY BEA-JAY HALVORSON: Blue Tri, Silver Tri, Hi-C. F. CONRAD J. HANSEN: R Club, Gym Team '52, Student Manager Baseball '51 EDWARD F. HANSEN: Orchestra, Swedish Club. JEAN E. HANSEN: A Capella Choir, Blue Tri, Silver Tri, Norse Club, Hi-C. F. Spring Concert, 'Messiah, Elijah. MA- RISE LYNETTE HANSEN: Swedish Club, Pi- iots, President Sportsmen's Club. WALTER P. HANSEN. BETTY LOU HANSON: Silver Tri, Library Staff. JAMES V. HAN- SON: Board ot Governors. 1 on g iv 'F'- An Y.,- xq-,V ' Dx Q sf- Z-'A i ff- X . it in 5 ...Q A5 .t'.. Q- JOYCE HANSON: Secretary Hi-C. F. LON A. HANSON: Concert Bond, Gym Team 52. VONNIE J. HANSON: Silver Tri. WARREN LOUIS HANSON: Choristers, 'R Club, Golf '51, '52, 53, 'Messiah. MARK D. HARMS: Hi-Y, German Club, Football 52. Track 53. GARY JOHN HARRIS. 5.4 , MQ. ii. A' 'Va' 100 JAMES A. HART: Hi-Y, Tennis 53. BAR- BARA LYNNE HARTEN: Library Sfcff. CAROL ANN HARTL: A Capella Choir, Sen- ior Honor Society, 'Messiahj' 'Eliiahl' 'Q-?' ARLENE J. HERRE: Blue Tri, Silver Tri, Hi- C,F. SHIRLEY A. HESTNESS: Blue Tri, Li- brary Staff, Hi-C. F. JANICE MARIE HILL: Sagamore Staff, Senior Honor Society, Pi- lots, Just Us Girls. SHIRLEY JOY HILL: Choristers, A Capella Choir, Secretary Blue Tri, Silver Tri, Hi-C. F., Messiah, Eliiah. LEE E. HIXSON. ANDY HJELMELAND: Board of Governors, R Club, Football '51, '52. WAYNE E. HOBBS: F.F.A. PATRICIA A. HOECKE: Concert Band, Marching Band, Orchestra, Senior Honor Society, Hi-C. F. JEROME ROGER HOLDEN: Hi-Y, Library Staff. MARY JO HASENBANK: Silver Tri, Science Club, Just Us Girls, Sportsmen's Club. RICHARD A. HAUGEN: Concert Band, Marching Band, Orchestra. ROBERT B. HAUGH. MARY ELLEN HEDSTROM: Concert Band, Marching Band, Blue Tri, Silver Tri, Latin Club, Student Council. RUTH MARIE HEI- DECH: Orchestra, German Club. BEVERLY ANN HELGOEI Blue Tri, Silver Tri, Norse Club, Spanish Club, First Page Editor Stand- ard Staff, Sportsmen's Club. JANET ADELE HELLEKSON: Orchestra, Blue Tri, Silver Tri, Secretary Norse Club, Our Hearts Were Young and Gay. JIM HELL- MER. JOHN L. HENDRICKSON: Football '52. if A 1. 1 MYRNA BETH HUCKABY: Marching Band, Blue Tri, Silver Tri, Spanish Club, Standard Staff. PATSY JEAN C. HUEBNER. THOM- AS DON HUGHES: Cheerleader, Student Council, 'R' Club, Stage Crew, Swimming 52, '53. TED L. HULLAR: Concert Band, Marching Band, Orchestra, Swedish Club, Science Club, Senior Honor Society, 'Our Hearts Were Young and Gay. AUDREY MARIE HULTGREN: Blue Tri, Silver Tri, Secretary Swedish Club, Science Club, Sagamore Staff. EILEEN C. HULTGREN: Marching Band, Blue Tri, Silver Tri, Board of Gov- ernors. JOHN T. HUMPHREYS. JOANNE R. HUSE- BY: Blue Tri, Silver Tri, Board of Governors, F.H.A. MARGARET ANN HUSEBY: Silver Tri, Latin Club, Senior Honor Society, Pilots, Student Council. EVERILL D. HOLLAND: R Club, Wrestling '5'l, '52, '53. ROSEMARY HOLLAND: Silver Tri, Board of Governors, Science Club, Li- brary Staff. MARLYS N. HOLM: Blue Tri, Silver Tri, German Club, Norse Club, Sen- ior Honor Society, Hi-C.F. BRUCE HOLMBERG: Senior Honor Society. D. LEE HOLZKNECHT. ROGER M. HORNNES. VIVIAN J. HOUSTON. VIRGINIA L. HOWEZ Silver Tri. MONROE E. HOWELL: Charis- ters, A Capella Choir, Vice President F.F.A., Science Club, President Senior Honor So- ciety, ' Goodby My Fancy, Messiah, 'Eli- lah. I 1 I , as RICHARD DAVID HUSS: Board of Gover- nors, Norse Club, Pilots, R Club, Football '52, Captain Track '51, '52, '53. BARB lNGVALDSEN: Blue Tri, Silver Tri, Pilots. CAROL WILHELMINA JACKSON: Marching Band, President Orchestra, A Capella Choir, Blue Tri, Silver Tri, President Spanish Club, Senior Honor Society, Eliiah. RONALD C. JACKSON: Board of Governors, R Club, Co-Captain Baseball '52, '53. MARION L. JACOBSEN: Orchestra, Science Club, Pilots, Secretary Sportsmen's Club, Our Hearts Were Young and Gay. KENNETH FREMONT JAMES: Concert Band Marching Band, Orchestra, Science Club. I JEROME JAMES JENSEN: F.F.A., Hi-Y, Saga- more Statf, Baseball '52, '53. SHIRLEY M. JENSEN: Silver Tri. VALERIE JOADWINE: Marching Band, Orchestra, Silver Tri, Spring Concert. ,. ',,. - -V , ' 4 f- 'X f f AE .Af zip, f lg, .. , ' A f I Z ' fn' ' 37 , .f ' ,427 , rw . - if le I BRUCE G. JOHNSON: Senior Honor Society. CAROL L. JOHNSON: Choristers, A Capella Choir, Silver Tri, Norse Club, Senior Honor Society, Messiah, Eliiah. CORINNE ELAINE JOHNSON: Orchestra, Blue Tri, Sil- ver Tri, German Club, Swedish Club, Senior Honor Society. DARLENE M. JOHNSON: Sportsmen's Club, Our Hearts Were Young and Gay. DEN- NY W. JOHNSON: F.F.A. DELORES B. JOHNSON: Silver Tri. DONALD JAMES JOHNSON: Concert Band, Marching Band, Orchestra, Treasurer Sen- ior Class. ETHEL CLAIRE JOHNSON: Chor- isters, A Capella Choir, Messiah, Eliiah. JOAN F. JOHNSON: Silver Tri, German Club. JO ANNE JOHNSON: Silver Tri, Spanish Club, Senior Honor Society, Piolts. JUNE K. JOHNSON: Silver Tri, German Club. LLOYD M. JOHNSON: Swedish Club, R Club, Baseball '52, '53, Football '5'I, '52. MARILYN C. JOHNSON: Silver Tri. MARI- LYN VIRGINIA JOHNSON: Concert Band, Marching Band, Silver Tri, Swedish Club, Standard Staff, Student Council, Just Us Girls, Our Hearts Were Young and Gay. MAVONNE CAROL JOHNSON: Blue Tri, Hi- C. F. PHILLIP JOSEPH JOHNSON: Science Club, Standard Staff, Pilots. RAYMOND JOHN- SON. RICHARD G. JOHNSON. . DILQB . 1 ,pa K Y JD . n,, ROBERT C. JOHNSON: Board of Governors, R Club, Football '51, '52. SHIRLEY F. JOHNSTON: Silver Tri, Board of Governors, Standard Staff. SANDRA TRUE JONES: Blue Tri, Silver Tri, Board of Governors. BEVERLY ANN JORDAN: Blue Tri, Silver Tri, Just Us Girls. MARJORIE M. JORGENSEN: Blue Tri, Silver Tri, Board of Governors, Just Us Girls. PAUL MICHAEL LOUIS JOYCE: Board of Governors. JIM D. KEELER: Board of Governors, R Club, Baseball '52, '53, Football '52, Wres- tling '53. THERESE BERNADETTE KEENAN. YVONNE L. KELLNER: Blue Tri, Silver Tri, Science Club, Senior Honor Society. , ,V,V iw 4 Z , 4 jf? , Q51 C V Ei .- - , f ff . -- - Q ,, fm. . v , i .. , . 1 5 .- f ,L , , 'w ::f f BEVERLY R. KRIDER: Spanish Club, Library Staff. MARGARET LOUISE KRIEG: Secre- tary Orchestra, Science Club, Hi-C.F. Good- by My Fancy. BARBARA KRIESER: Silver Tri, Latin Club, Senior Honor Society, Pilots, Hi-C.F., Sportsmen's Club. RONALD BRUCE KUEBLER: Concert Band, Marching Band, Choristers, A Capella Choir, Spanish Club. ANTON EDW. La- BONTE: Concert Band, Marching Band, Or- chestra, Hi-Y, Vice President Science Club, Senior Honor Society. NANCY C. LAND. ANN A. LARSON: Choristers, A Capella Choir, Sportsmen's Club, Messiah, Eli- jah, JANE LARSON: Secretary Treasurer Orchestra, Blue Tri, Silver Tri, Science Club, Senior Honor Society, Goodby My Fancy. JOYCE E. LARSON: Concert Band, Marching Band, Silver Tri, Senior Honor Society, Hi- C. F. my RICHARD E. KENNY: R Club, Cross Coun- try '52, Track '52, '53. CAROLYN JEAN- NINE K'NGSBURY: Blue Tri, Silver Tri. SHARLENE DORIS KLEMENHAGEN: Blue Tri, Silver Tri, German Club. DAVID M. KOLESAR: Sportsmen's Club. CHARLES F. KOPLEN: Hi-Y, Board of Gov- ernors, Sargent at Arms Senior Class, Track '53. ARNOLD R. KRAFT: Choristers, Hi-Y, Standard Staff, Hi-C.F., Sportsmen's Club, Our Hearts Were Young and Gay, Mes- siah, Spring Concert. GERRY Y. KRAGENBRING: Silver Tri. SHIR- LEY DARLENE KRAGNESS: Blue Tri, Library Staff. RHODA R. KRASNOW: Silver Tri, Spanish Club, Senior Honor Society, Our Hearts Were Young and Gay, Goodby My Fancy. T05 G 'W Iliff' 'I T .r GAIL F. LECHNYR: A Capella Choir, Silver Tri, Messiah, Eliial'1. PEARL ANNE LEE: Choristers, Secretary History Club. MARY ANN LENHARD: Blue Tri, Latin Club, Ger- man Club, Hi-C.F. MARLENE M. LEONARD: Blue Tri, Silver Tri, Science Club, Sportsmen's Club. DALE C. LESHOVSKY: Choristers, Vice President A Capella Choir, F.F.A., R Club, Co-Captain Baseball '5I, '52, '53, Co-Captain Hockey '5'l, '52, '53, Messiah, Eliial'1. KEN- NETH R. LIND: Choristers, F.F.A., Norse Club. PATRICIA JEAN LIND: Silver Tri, Board of Governors, Cheerleader. PRISCILLA ANN LINDER: Silver Tri, Board of Governors, Vice President Swedish Club, Our Hearts Were Young and Gay. LORELLE ANN LINDSLEY: Silver Tri, German Club. 'H N A 4. LOIS E. LARSON: German Club, Pilots. PAUL H. LARSON: Hi-Y, Board of Gover- nors, Winter Carnival Attendant. RONALD C. LARSON. CULVER LaSALLE. BARBARA J. LATTERY: Senior Honor Society, Library Staff, Hi-C.F. LAWRENCE A. LAUKKA: Secretary F.F.A., Hi-Y, Science Club, Standard Staff. JIM G. LAVELL: Audio Visual. PAT E. LEARY. PATRICIA M. J. LEARY: Choristers, Blue Tri, Silver Tri, Latin Club, EliiaI'1. IO6 JOHN WILLIAM LOEFFLER: Sportsmen's Club. SHIRLEY A. LOEFLER: Silver Tri, Ger- man Club. NANCY JEAN LONG: Silver Tri, Just Us Girls. ROBERT H. LONG: Board of Governors, R Club, Baseball '52, '53, Football '52, '53, Hockey '5I, '52, '53. MARY NELL LOOMIS: Silver Tri, Spanish Club, Senior Honor So- ciety, Goodby My Fancy, First Page Editor Standard Staff. MAXINE LOUISE LOVER- ING: Blue Tri, Silver Tri, Spanish Club, Sci- ence Club, Senior Honor Society, Just Us Girls, Our Hearts Were Young and Gay. DICK. E. LOWDER: Student Council, Library Staff. BEVERLY A. LUND: Silver Tri, Board of Governors, Science Club. RUTH MARIE LUNDEEN: Marching Band, Spanish Club, Hi C F .tg E M W X -. X wi A ' :,f I07 LAURINE RUTH LUNDERBERG: Blue Tri, Sil- ver Tri, Spanish Club, F. H. A. SOLVEIG BRYNHILD LUNDGAARD: Choristers, A CC:- pella Choir, Silver Tri, Norse Club, Mes- sich, EliiClh. CHARLOTTE L. LUNDUIST: Blue Tri, Silver Tri, Science Club. DIANE MARY LUNDQUIST: Sportsmen's Club. MARY F. LUNDQUIST: Silver Tri, Board of Governors, Pilots. ROBERT H. MacDON- ALD: Hi-Y, R Club, Cross Country '52, Wrestling '53, Track '53. GARY ARTHUR MacKENZIE: Concert Band, Marching Band, Orchestra, Hi-Y. JUDY F. MacKENZlE: Silver Tri, Just Us Girls. ROB- ERT J. MCCANNEY. MARY LOU MCGORMAN: Concert Band, Marching Band, Silver Tri, Hi-C. F. JUDITH A. McKAY: Choristers, Blue Tri, Silver Tri, Spanish Club, Sagamore Staff, Messiah. SHARON L. MCMAHON: Choristers, A Ca- pella Choir, Messiah, Eliiah. MARSHA KAY MCMANNUS: A Capella Choir, Silver Tri, Secretary Spanish Club, Senior Honor Society, Student Council, Just Us Girls, Messiah, EIiiah. FRANCES GAYLE MCNAMEE: Marching Band. PA- TRICIA JEAN MCNEAL: Marching Band, Silver Tri. PATSY J. MacPHERSON: Orchestra, Hi-C. F. DELORES JOAN IKENBERRY MAAS: A Ca- pella Choir, Silver Tri, German Club, Mes- siah. THOMAS F. MADISON: Concert Band, Marching Band, Orchestra, Student Council. fi' A I A .R I, .. IO8 -Q . .F MARVIN STANLEY MAGNUSON: German Club. JOSEPH W. MANGAN: Orchestra, Choristers, Board of Governors, Hockey '53. SHIRLEY JEAN MANNINEN: Choristers, A Capella Choir, Silver Tri, Senior Honor Society, Student Council, Messiah, Eli- lah. JAMES CLARK MARSHALL. LQDONNA MAE MARTIN: Orchestra, Swedish Club, Science Club, Senior Honor Society, Hi-C.F. PA- TRICIA ANNE MARTIN: Choristers, Secre- tary A Capella Choir, Silver Tri, Spanish Club, Spring Concert, Messiah. GERALDINE L. MATIAS: Standard Staff. MARILYN J. MATTSFIELD: Silver Tri, RUTH H. MELSVOR: Silver Tri, Just Us Girls. 1,5 We W.. I FT K . . it a -.5525 ROBERT DUANE MOHRBACHER: Science Club, Senior Honor Society, Tennis '53. LU ANN M. MONSON: Orchestra, Hi-C. F. JEAN LOUISE MOREHOUSE: A Capella Choir, Blue Tri, Silver Tri. Spanish Club, Hi-C. F., Messiah, 'fEIigQh. RONALD D. MOSSEFIN. DONALD IRA MUELLER: Treasurer F. F. A., R Club, Foot- ball '53, Wrestling '52, '53. JANET M. MUN- SON: Blue Tri, Silver Tri, Board of Gover- norqs, Ethics Committee. DENNIS JAMES MURPHY: Concert Band, Marching Band, Orchestra, German Club, Senior Honor Society, Student Council. JEROLD MURPHY: Concert Band, Marching Band, Orchestra, German Club, Science Club, President History Club. JUNE P. MYHRE: Senior Honor Society, Library Staff. 1 y RICHARD G. METZLER: HI-Y, Debate 8m FOI'- enslc Club. WILLIAM E. MICKELSEN. JAY DEE MILLER: Science Club. WILLIAM W. MILLS: Concert Band. CAROL J. MITCHELL: Silver Tri, Senior Honor So- ciety. BRUCE E. MOBERG: Concert Band, Orchestra, Latin Club, Science Club. JEAN MOBERG: Silver Tri. SALLY ANN MOE: Concert Band, Marching, Band, Norse Club, Sportsmen's Club. SANDRA MAE MOE: Blue Tri, Treasurer Silver Tri, Secretary Pi- lots, Homecoming Queen. if . X V ' lx V 1-' QQ 'V- Tl F I . ei 'W I W I' A - -3. 5' 'B WA- qi' MARLENE NICHOLS: Marching Band, A Ca- pella Choir. ROSEMARY ANN NIELSEN. DUANE J. NISBET: Concert Band, Marching Band, History Club. THOMAS J. NOLAN: Student Council. DON- ALD E. NORBY: Choristers, A Cappella Choir, Board of Governors, Sergeant at Arms Student Council, Gym Team '52, Messiah. RONALD JOHN NORDIN: Con- cert Band, Marching Band, Orchestra, Treasurer Sportsmen's Club. SANDRA JUNE NORDRUM: Orchestra, Blue Tri, Silver Tri, Board of Governors, Student Council. JAMES ARTHUR NORMAN: Audio Visual, Treasurer Latin Club, Standard Staff. LEONARD WAYNE NORTH: Swedish Club. 40? A DUANE C. MYRAN: Choristers, A Capella Choir, Hi-Y, R Club, Wrestling '52, '53. Messiah, EIiiah. CONWAY H. NELSON: Basketball '53. DONALD J. NELSON: Board of Governors, R Club, Basketball '53, Cross Country '52. DONNA MAE NELSON: A Cappella Choir, Blue Tri, Silver Tri, Messiah EIiiah. LARRY DAVID NELSON: Board of Gover- nors, Treasurer Swedish Club, Our Hearts Were Young and Gay. LEE ANNE E. NEL- SON: Silver Tri, Senior Honor Society, Hi- C. F., Sportsmen's Club. RICHARD C. NELSON: Hi-Y, Board of Gov- ernors, Hi-C, F., Sportsmen's Club. CARL LEROY NERISON: Hi-Y, Vice President Norse Club, Student Council, R Club, Skiing Team '52. DAVID R. NEWSTROM: Choristers, A Capella Choir, Co-President Hi-C. F. YL if -TI' IIO DARLENE M. NORTHWAY: Choristers, A Capella Choir, Silver Tri, Messiah, Eli- iah. SHIRLEY NYGREN: CAROL MARIE OEXNING: Orchestra, Blue Tri, Silver Tri, Treasurer German Club, Just Us Girls. JANICE R. OLEYAR: Blue Tri, Silver Tri, Standard Staff, Senior Honor Society, KAY V. OLIVER: Blue Tri. FRED HAROLD OLSEN. GERALD M. OLSEN: Choristers, A Capella Choir, Audio Visual, Hi-C. F. Messiah, Eliiah. GAYLE V. OLSEN: Choristers, A Capella Choir, Just Us Girls, Messiah, EIiiah. BARBARA JEAN OLSON: Choris- ters, A Capella Choir, Blue Tri, Silver Tri, Science Club, Messiah, Elijah. f, . , I J ' f, Q f ,u'4f-,if f :HQ A i . E X st' r f Q .... ., W 'I QIQA Alf gf X M X'-fi 1 . ,,. AL 'I'l'I 4 f if , my f f f .453 JEANETTE I. OLSON: Choristers, A Capella Choir, Blue Tri, Norse Club, Senior Honor Society, Hi-C. F., Goodby My Fancy, Mes- siah, Eliiah. JOHN L. OLSON. JUDY O. OLSON: Blue Tri, Silver Tri. NANCY SUE OLSON: Blue Tri, Silver Tri. PHYLLIS AUDREY OLSON: Blue Tri, Silver Tri. SHELDEN R. W. OLSON: Sportsmen's Club. SHIRLEY OLSON: Secretary Choristers, A Capella Choir, Silver Tri, Spanish Club, Messiah, Eliiah. BARBARA A. OMAN: Choristers, Secretary Hi-C. F. Messiah, Eliiah. SANDRA GLADYS O'NEIL: Blue Tri, Silver Tri, Spanish Club, Pilots, Just Us Girls. DARLYNE JEAN OREDSON: Library Statt. .IENNIE LOU ORTON: Hi-C. F. NANCY LOUISE PAGE. JAMES RONALD PALMQUIST: Hi-Y, Science Club, R Club, Co-Captain Swiming '5I, '52, '53. CAROL L. PAUL: Blue Tri, Silver Tri, Board ot Governors, Hi-C. F. J. RO- LAND PAVEK. DEXTER PEHLE: Choristers, A Capella Choir, President Hi-Y, President Swedish Club, Student Council, Hi-C. F., Messiah, Eli- iah. ELAINE CAROL PEHRSSON: Marching Band, Concert Band, Blue Tri, Spanish Club, Senior Honor Society, Our Hearts Were Young and Gay. ROGER A. PETERSEN: Norse Club. Q1 DONNA M. PETERSON: Blue Tri, Silver Tri, Norse Club, Science Club, Pilots, Student Council. MIKE D. PETERSON: Marching Band, Concert Band. LARRY A. PIERSON: Board ot Governors, R Club, Basketball '53, Homecoming Attendant. JIM RAYMOND PILGRAM: Hi-Y, Pilots, Club, Track Team '52, 53. FRED M. PIRONE: R Club, Tennis '52, '53. MARY RITA PLOUNG: Silver Tri. CHIRLEY ANN PLUMMER: Concert Band Marching Band, Silver Tri, Spanish Club Our Hearts Were Young and Gay, MAR GARET E. POLSKI: Blue Tri, Treasurer F. H. A. BONNIE ELAINE PRATT: Concert Band, Sil ver Tri. I 1 . ...im . 1 -- af 1-V 't:rff'.' ' RAY S. RANKIN: Concert Band, Marching Band. JOANIE B. RASMUSSEN: Silver Tri, Cheerleader, Student Council. RONALD RALPH RASMUSSEN. SHARON l. REAM: Silver Tri, Hi-C.F. SALLY ANN REDENBAUGH: Choristers, A Capella Choir, Silver Tri, Messiah, Elijah, PAUL DEAN REINBOLDT: R Club, Co-Captain Basketball '51, '52, '53. BRUCE G. RENLUND. JIM STAN RHINE: Concert Band, Marching Band, Audio Vis- ual, Science Club, Sagamore Staff. NANCY LOUISE RHOADES: Blue Tri, Silver Tri, Sagamore Staff, Student Council, Just Us Girls. fb! BEVERLY A. PRESBY: Silver Tri, Library Staff. ROBERTA GAIL PRICE: Marching Band, Blue Tri, Silver Tri, Board ot Governors, Spanish Club, Library Staff. BARBARA JEAN PRINCE: Silver Tri, Student Council. JOAN R. PURCELL: Choristers, Silver Tri, Spanish Club, Secretary Ethics Committee, Pilots, Student Council. CHUCK L. PUNDY: Norse Club, Treasurer Sportsmen's Club. DONALD LEROY QUAAL: Concert Band, Marching Band, Hi- C. F. MARY ELLEN QUIRK: Senior Honor Society, F.H.A. Sportsmen's Club. JERRY G. RADE- MACHER: R Club, Co-Captain Wrestling '52, '53. ELIZABETH JEAN RAMM: Choris- ters, A Capella Choir, Student Council, Just Us Girls, Messiah, Eliiah. ra may hr OAL A! ri I EVELYN ARDIS RODI: Choristers, A Capella Choir, Silver Tri, Messiah, Eliiah. BRUCE H. ROLSTAD: Concert Band, March- ing Band, President 8: Treasurer Hi-Y, Our Hearts Were Young and Gay. BARBARA LUCILLE RUONA: Norse Club, Senior Honor Society, Sportsmen's Club. PHILLIP RUSSELL. KERN LLOYD RUTGER- SON: A Capella Choir, Messiah, Eliiah. RONALD L. SACK: Vice President Hi-Y, Chairman Ethics Committee, Senior Honor Society, Treasurer Student Council, R Club, Cross Country '52, Tennis '52, '53, Skiing Team '52, '53. DONNA MARIE SAMSON: Silver Tri. INGE F. SANWALD: Silver Tri, German Club, Treasurer Spanish Club, Senior Honor So- ciety. JOAN C. SATERLUND: Silver Tri, Sportsmen's Club. 1 annul DAVID M. RICE: Audio Visual, Spanish Club, Senior Honor Society. SENNEVA J. RINDE: Silver Tri. KAY J. RITMIRE: Blue Tri, Secretary Silver Tri, Secretary Junior Class. KENNETH DUANE RITMIRE: Board of Gov- ernors, Standard Staff, R Club, Football '53. WAYNE C. ROAL: Concert Band, Marching Band, F.F.A., Secretary 81 Sar- geant at Arms Hi-Y, Audio Visual, Football '52. RONNIE H. ROASE. ANAFAY RODGERS: A Capella Choir, Blue Tri, Standard Staff, Elijah. SAXE G. L. ROBERTS: R Club, Baseball '53, Basket- ball '53, Captain Cross Country '51, '52, '53. ROGERS W. ROBERTSEN: Hi-Y, Audio Visual, R Club, Football '52. KAREN RAE SCHAUPP: Blue Tri, Silver Tri, Board of Governors, Science Club. SHIR- LEY ANN SCHIEBER: Science Club, Hi-C. F. GARY RUSSELL SCHLEUDER. DONALD F. SCHMIDT. ROBERT E. SCHMITT: Ethics Committee, Student Council. SHIR- LEY KAY SCHOENBECKLER: Blue Tri, Silver Tri, Library Staff. LARRY D. SCHRAFFT: Hi-Y. PATRICIA ANA SCHROER: Silver Tri, Library Staff. TOM SCHUBERT: Student Council, R Club, Base- ball '52, Football '53. 'D- 011 1 f 1 f' A 1 4 1 0' 'Ib' ' Wffff ' : M512 I ' i ff' I.i: .11 1 i , it ' ' if ., ..,, M M Cf-:- I xx t X ' f f' A 2, , , 3 1 ' 12221 2 . ' -7 ' . 3' 2159559 Ziff' A14 T15 VERNON D. SCHWARZKOPF: Concert Band, Hi-Y, Vice-President 8g President German Club, President Student Council, President Junior Class, Gym Team '52. DONNA M. SELLS: Silver Tri. JOHN H. SELOVER. JIM E. SETTERGREN: F.F.A., Hi-Y. NOR- MAN R. SEVERSON: R Club, Sportsmen's Club, Wrestling '52, '53. RICHARD RAY- MOND SEVERSON: Norse Club. NORITA MARIE SHANNON: Student Coun- cil. BEVERLY JEAN SHAW: Blue Tri, Silver Tri, Pilots. STEPHEN LOUIS SHEDLOV: Or- chestra, F.F.A., Hi-Y, Board of Governors, R Club, Football '51, 52. KEITH W. SHERPER: President F.F.A., Norse Club, R Club. KENNETH H. SHERPER: Sec- retary F.F.A., Norse Club R Club. MAR- ION JEAN SHERWOOD: Choristers, A Cap- ella Choir, Blue Tri, Silver Tri, Secretary 8- Treasurer Senior Honor Society, Secretary Sportsmen's Club, Our Hearts Were Young and Gay, Messiah, Elijah, DONNELLY HENRY SHIMANSKI: Concert Band, Orchestra, Secretary Hi-Y, Board ot Governors, Our Hearts Were Young and Gay. JOYCE SHULKATIS: Sagamore Staff. JANICE MARY SIGURDSON: Blue Tri, Li- brary Staff, Hi-C. F. DAVID J. SIMONDET: Choristers, Messiah, Elijah, DALE A. SIMONSON: Hi-Y, His- tory Club, Swimming '53, VINCENT JAMES SIPPLE: Senior Honor Society, Cross Country '52, Track '52, Skiing '52. tytyit -6' -r 73' '54 .2 ,eg Q-L 116 MACK R. SIROIS. ROBERT L. SIRR. MAR- LENE D. SKAPYAK: Blue Tri, Library Staff. JARRELL B. SKRIVSETH: Concert Band, Marching Band, F.F.A., Norse Club, R Club, Wrestling '52, '53. JESSIE J. SME- STAD: Library Staff. ROBERT DUANE SMESTAD. DONALD SMIEJA: Science Club. PHYLLIS JEAN SMITH: Marching Bond, Silver Tri. SANDRA JEAN SMITH: Choristers, A Cap- ella Choir, Treasurer Blue Tri, Silver Tri, Stu- dent Council, Sportsmen's Club, Goodby My Fancy, Messiah, Elijah, Homecom- ing Attendant. A 3 GARY R. STEFFENSON: Concert Band, Marching Band. GENEVIEVE M. STOLTZ: Choristers, A Capella Choir, Pilots, Hi-C.F., Messiah, Eliiah. MICHAEL ALLAN STONE: Secretary Hi-Y, Sportsmen's Club. ROGER WARREN STRAND: Concert Band, Marching Band, Orchestra, President Hi-Y, Senior Honor Society, Vice-President Stu- dent Council, President Senior Class, R Club, Cross Country '52, '53, Tennis '52, '53, Homecoming Attendant. RICHARD A. STREITZ: Choristers, A Capella Choir. DON- NA M. STRUCK: Silver Tri. JUDITH A. SUTHER: Blue Tri, Silver Tri, Swedish Club, Secretary Science Club, Hi- C. F. DON W. SWANSON: Concert Band, Marching Band, President Hi-Y, R Club, Cross Country '52, '53, Tennis '52, '53, Track '53. GERALD E. SWANSON: Hi-Y, Science Club, Hi-C. F. , ggi' F X JEROLD L. SNYDER, JR. MAVIS M. MAYBEE SONNTAG: Choristers, Silver Tri. PEGGY JOYCE SORRENSON: Standard Staff. ROGER J. SORENSON: Treasurer Hi-Y, Hi- C. F. GEORGE S. SPEES. CHARLOTTE F. SPERR: Silver Tri, Library Staff, Hi-C. F. ARLENE J. SPIESS: Marching Band, Blue Tri, Silver Tri, Student Council. CAROL E. STAGEBERG: A Capella Choir, Blue Tri, Sil- ver Tri, Latin Club, Senior Honor Society, Vice-President F. H. A., Sportsman's Club. BILL ST. MANE: R Club, Baseball '52, '53, Hockey '53, , yyvu . T' We I NANCY S. TAYLOR: Orchestra, Silver Tri Board of Governors, Sportsmen's Club BLENDA J THEILMANN Choristers A Ca . : , p- ella Choir, Blue Tri, Silver Tri, Spanish Club, Senior Honor Society, Messiah, Eliiah. CHARLOTTE A. THEISENZ Marching Band Silver Tri, Hi-C. F. GERALD A. THOMPSON: Hi-Y, Audio Visual Stage Crew. J. MARILYN THOMPSON A Capella Choir, Blue Tri, Silver Tri, Ger man Club, Student Council, Messiah, Eli- jah, HARLAN N. THONE: Hi-Y. WALFRED T. THOREEN: Audio Visual NANCY JEAN THORPE: Orchestra, Blue Tri Silver Tri, Latin Club, Science Club, Sportsi men's Club, Secretary Senior Class. WIL- LARD E. THORP: Hi-Y, Sportsmen's Club. ,ff-, . f A' L. M515 qi 'Q 12?- l. 6' ,,. r j W JUDITH J. SWANSON: Orchestra, German Club. PATRICIA A. SWANSON: Choristers, A Capella Choir, Blue Tri, Silver Tri, Mes- siah, EIiiah. RICHARD W. SWANSON: Audio Visual, Science Club, Sportsmen's Club. O'NIEL L. SWEEN: Concert Band, Marching Band, Hi-Y, Treasurer Norse Club, Senior Honor Society, R Club, Swimming '51, '52, '53. EUGENE THOMAS SWENSEN: Li- brary Staff. MARY CORINNE SWENSON: Choristers, A Capella Choir, Blue Tri, Treas- urer Spanish Club, Science Club, Senior Honor Society, Hi-C.F., F.H.A., Messiah, Eliiah. MARY ELEANOR SWENSON: Choristers, Sil- ver Tri, Our Hearts Were Young and Gay, Spring Concert, Messiah, Eliiah. DON- ALD LEE SWETALA: R Club, Cross Country '5I. CURT E. TAYLOR. -Q' . ' A-5 ,X E' , , V I 34.1 1 Q 1, ? T X - I 1 'U 'xt 1 II8 JoANNE ELLEN THRONDSON: Blue Tri, Sil- ver Tri, Science Club, Pilots. SHIRLEY M. TOLLEFSBOL: Marching Band, Blue Tri, Sil- ver Tri. JANET C. TORNIO: Silver Tri, Li- brary Staff. MARILYN LOUISE TOSTENSON: Swedish Club. WILLIAM BOYCE TRACY: Hi-Y, Sportsmen's Club. KENNETH R. TRONSTAD: Student Council, R Club, Co-Captain Bas- ketball '52, Track '52. BOB M. TSCHIDA: Concert Band, Marching Band, Orchestra, President, Treasurer Hi-Y, Sergeant at Arms Norse Club. JACQLYN J. TURNBULL: Goodby My Fancy. CHELL B. UHL: Hi-Y. I , ' -,,,.5-44. ix . ' . -Hz f f 6 V r X , 9 fig ' Winv 'II9 ALLEN D. UHR: Hi-Y, Board of Governors, Standard Staff, Senior Honor Society, Hi- C.F. RICHARD ALLAN VARNER. CORINNE A. VEDEEN: Marching Band, Blue Tri, Silver Tri. JOHN E. VELAND. RICHARD H. VEVLE: Hi- Y, Audio Visual, Treasurer Norse Club. RONALD LEE VILLELLA: President Treasurer Latin Club, Science Club, Vice President Senior Honor Society. DUANE G. VINGE: Pilots. LQVONNE JOAN VRCHOTA: Hi-C.F. JAMES L. WAHLFORS: Orchestra. JACK S. WALLINGFORD. BERYL M. WALK- ER. SHIRLEY A. WALSTAD: Norse Club. GLORY ANN WALTERS: Choristers, Silver Tri, Messial1. JOHN C. WARESH: R Club, Gym Team '52. MARLYS A. WARESH: Blue Tri, Silver Tri. REEVE O. WEBSTER. MARJORIE JOAN WEILAND: Blue Tri, Silver Tri, German Club. JANE D. WENDT: Blue Tri, Silver Tri. eei' , ...I dit is J 13. L .4 A L 'I20 RICHARD LARRY WENDLING. DAVID L. WENTWORTH. CAROL MARIE WERHAN: Choristers, A Capella Choir, Silver Tri, De- bate 8K Forensic Club, Messiah, Elliott, Spring Concert. ELAINE E. WEST: Blue Tri, Silver Tri, Hi-C.F. CAROLE ANN WESTRUM: Blue Tri, Silver Tri, Senior Honor Society, Hi-C. F. DAVID MAX WESTON: Concert Band, Marching Band, Hi-Y, Science Club, Student Council. ALVIN E. WETTERBERG: Pilots. RICHARD D. WHEELER: Board of Governors, R Club, Football '5I, '52, Track '53. LARRY J. B. WHITELEY: President A Capella Choir, Presi- dent Hi-Y, President Latin Club, Debate 8g Forensic Club, Standard Staff, Senior Honor Society, Student Council, Our Hearts Were Young and Gay, Messiah, Eliiah. I. RICHARD D. WRIGHT: Board of Governors, Student Council, R Club, Cross Country '52, Track '51, '52, '53, Wrestling '51, '52. JOHN DONALD WURDEMAN: Hi-Y. DOR- OTHY E. WYTTENBACK: Choristers, Mes- siah. CAROLEE YOUNGQUIST: Silver Tri, Sports- men's Club. ROBERTA G. YOUNGQUIST: Blue Tri, Silver Tri, Board of Governors. R. WILLIAM YOUNGQUIST: Vice President Latin Club, Treasurer Science Club. GERALD DOUGLAS ZEIS. JOHN J. ZELLER: R Club, Basketball '53. ALLAN ZIPOY: R Club, Skiing Team '50, '51. it f ff f , ,mznzyy WALLY WILBER: Hi-Y, Board of Governors. RICHARD A. WILKINSON: Board of Gover- nors, Ethics Committee, R Club, Football '51, '52, Track '53. GARY D. WILLIAMS: A Capella Choir, Vice President Norse Club, Cheerleader, Student Council. PATRICIA K. WILLIAMS: Choristers, A Cap- ella Choir, Blue Tri, Silver Tri, Spanish Club, Just Us Girls, Messiah, EIiiah. BETTY JUNE WINGE. RICHARD W. WOHLFORD: Concert Band, Marching Band, Orchestra, Hi-Y. ANN WOHRMANN: Senior Honor Society, Sportsmen's Club. SHIRLEY A. WOLD: Sil- ver Tri, Spanish Club. DUANE E. WOOD- WORTH: Board of Governors, R Club, Hockey '51, '52. x E fl I A ':- ' JUNIORS r. 122 HOME ROOM 116 Row 1: Mr. Brick, Draloanf, Black Dalbec, Keenan, Cunningham Skeels. Row 2: Klourews, Borsefh Fosfer, Ebrenz, Pehrson, Johnson F Row 3: Johnson L., Thompson Johnson J., Dircks, Jacobson, Hall- dorson, Veifh. Row 4: Jacobus, Pe- ferka, Madvig, Larson D., Bode Magee. Row 5: Anderson N., Her- man, Hiffner, Schroedl, Svendsen, Chrisfianson, Wachter. HOME ROOMS 104 AND 115 Row 1: Erickson, Vofh, Price, Tusef, Elkin, Solheim, Noreen, Mrs. Fergu- son. Row 2: Ballard, Enger, Koch, Nerisan, Edin, Walsh, Brofen, Mor- gan. Row 3: Huisman, Lifsheim, McKinley, Mapes, Nelson, Fogel- berg, Seeger, Haynes. Row 4: Ness, Collins, Kelly, Swanson G., Stoner, Schaefer, Baxfer, Smith S., DeFan, Hatch. Row 5: Benson, Hecllof, Ros- volcl, Engman, Christensen, Radose- vich, Johnson A., Macgowan, Sol- heirn, Bauer. Row 6: Larson, Fris- wold, Arcellano, Bernharclson, Car- ter, Krall, Rush, Day, Johnson D., Mariell, Row 7: Swanson J., Neu- mann, O'Neill, Dalfon, Winlcler Thompson, Frifzke, Kusske, Nelson D., Harrington, Wash. HOME ROOMS 126 AND 129 Row 1: Berggren, Thomas, Parish McGovern, Mr. Luke, Klinder. Reed Wright, Sand. Row 2: Johnson J. Hogan, Palmquisf, Deibler, Capron Tarnio, Allaway, Vogt. Row 3: Tre: mel, Dunne, Underdahl, Jenson Nordlancl, Martin, Johnson J., Nel- son J. Row 4: Bacon, Berens, Fin- man, Kral, Ronneberg, Palmer, La- Belle, Leaf, Jackson. Row 5: Erick- son, Mueller, Colburn, Berens, Con- oryea, Salhus, Johnston J., Hon- myhr. Row 6: Peacock, Natlke Yanfes, Hanson M., Thomsen, Lund Larson S., Emery, Diede. Row 7 O'Neil, Manion, Sorsoleil, While- house, Kallstrom, Frankhauser, Nel- son M., Soholr, Meyer, Midtbo, 1 HOME ROOMS 206 AND 304 Row 'I: Mrs. Rice, Faber, Gillian, Porter, Larson, Willhite, Swan, Mur- phy, Slabey, Neuwirth, Miss Leigh. Row 2: Doebler, Swanson, D., Long Tronnes, Kromer, Stark, Herdina, Carson, Patterson, Eddy. Row 3: Hrkai, Jacobson, Holen, McGovern, Krusic, Domeau, Tangen, Weiden, Stevens. Row 4: Wahl, Schunam, Sweeney, Garaghty, Wiencke, Bye, Belland, Northway, Loken. Row 5: Carlson, D., Pteifer, Johnson, D., Benson, Aker, Herges, Wallin, Som- mers, Stein. Row 6: Wililomson, Ny- beck, Moen, Sievers, Tanem, Ohne- sorge, Nelson, G., Olsen, T. Row 7: Grimsmo, Thesenga, Lyons, Larsen D., Swanson D., Pederson, Hover- son, Kilen, Blaine, Gramstad. HOME ROOMS 213 AND 303 Row 'l: Mrs, Kaupang, Roverud, Hottard, Turnbull, Ronning, Hall- beck, Smith, Christiansen, Miss Comley. Row 2: Erickson K., Lin- ton, Martinson, Helgren, Adler, Ras- mussen, Long, Hein. Row 3: Swan- son J., How, Burke, Elvin, Melrose, Harris, Knudsen, Larson. Row 4: Melin, Quool, Bowers, McGovern, Stuart, Mills, Stolte, Helgle, Stew- art, Jesme. Row 5: Gessner, Eide, Johnson, Painter, Bauer, Johnson J., VonBerkorn, Berg. Row 6: Wold, Marchall, Biros, Hansen J., Mor- rison, Olson Jl, Kelley, Muhly, Schwankl. Row 7: Johnson D., Lin- do, Todsen, Brutlodt, Jaeger, Mc- Givern, Rosdahl, Johnston J., Koucky. HOME ROOMS 229 AND 332 Row 'l: Mr. Lammers, Wicklonder, Flander, Langren, Hedlund, Haig, Kittock, Johnson M., Sullivan. Row 2: Christopherson, Friedrich, Rau- hcluser, Romswick, Wohrmann, Mc- Namee, Ulberg, Armbruster, Kutz. Row 3: Smith, Mollner, White, Weber, Hoyle, Shaw, Huseby, Thor- een. Row 3: Smith, Mollner, White, Weber, Hoyle, Shaw, Huseby, Thor- een. Row 4: Carlson R., Sundahl, Lauer, Murphy, Ferdon, Olson M., Zwiers, Bigelow, Olson E. Row 5. Abrahamson, Landberg, Toreson, Quinn, Jacobsen, Peterson D., Dick- over, Brandt. Row 6: Howell, Fryk- holm, Lundin, Tevik, Morehouse, Johnson D., Olson G., Bohlin, Rot- man. Row 7: Wachter, Edstrorn, Nordstrom, Case, Loback, Ander- son D., Berreman, Erickson B., Wil- liams, Brack. JUNIORS HOME ROOMS 306 AND 336 Row 'ls Mr. Haynes, Wasbotten, Nelsom R., Didricksan, Walton, Guptill, Petersen B., Swanson P.. Mr. Sorensen: Row 2: Koch, Vog- strom, Budd, Sipple, Stewart, Back- man, Morgan, Sivertsen, Haugan. Row 3: Holton, Holten, Anderson D., Hellerstedt, Corder, Withrow, Johnson F., Wiebe, Reynolds. Row 4: Hall, Knudsen, Grobel, Soren- son, Westergaard, Young, Stacy, Manolis: Row 5. Paulsen, Leikvold, Swanson V., Starr, Walters, Mell- gren, Johnson M., Canner, Lund. Row 6: Smith, Annis, Johnson N., Gren, Abrahamson, Sickenger, Gal- braith, Wililams, Benson. Row 7: Novotny, Anderson W., Peterson J., Johnson S., Andersen L., Schmidtke, Bfon Wittles, Twito, Sorensen. HOME ROOMS 316 AND 318 Row 'l: Witt, Hansen B,, Stormo, Mrs. Jolly, Mr. Benson, Bachler, Kitto, Ohno, Wedan. Row 2: Gould, Dean, Wedin, Gorthy, Hall, Mul- leady. Porter, Hanson P., Nelson A., Row 3: Cronen, Buss, Anderson S., Hoel, Heiling, Nymoen, Ander- son M., Lisell, Hansen P. Row 4: Schroeder, Buck, Nesheim, Jacob- sen, Jacllson, Alexander, Higgins, Holton, Prleb, Oster. Row 5: Hume, Fahlin, Chlebecek, Kyllo, Lind, Day- idson, Black, Christensen, Bloom. Row 6: Swanson R., Walther, Koe- her, Moller. Carothers, Fischer, Mathews, Mewlin, Strand. Row 7: Tromanhauser, Holiday, Larson R., Beckwith, Swanson R., Hoey, Pet- terson, Sampson, Holman, Parks. HOME ROOMS 322 AND 323 Row l: Broker, Eckert Bingham, Christy, Miss Pommer, Mrs. Nagel, Hempel, Carlblorn, Schnarr. Klingel- hut, McCormick. Row 2: Peterson E., Vaillancourt, Anderson Y.,Hoxs e, Hauser, Lindgren, Gallagher, Paul, Olson B. Row 3: Baumer, Forberg, Ocel, Goodin, Sc-lie, Shrewsbury, Suess, Haglind, Hendrickson, Brink. Row 4: Olson J., Hendrickson, Rog- ness, Hansen R., Swedien, Dukatz, Shannon, Billings, Severson. Row 5: Frondell, Lutz, Haugen. Driver, Lindstrorn, Giles, Koener, Olson T., Linclholm. Row 6: Anderson D. Fratzlce, Stoner, Willtord, Davis, Ol- son B., Hedblom, McGuire, Pearson Row 7: Bernard, Regan, Vrooman Holforty, Robertson, Eikaas, Snyder Nelson R., Dorland Rystad. I HOME ROOMS 110 AND 113 Row 1: Pearson, Lee, Hatlestad, How, Miss Steinhauser, Mount, Sertimo, Olson, Blegen, Weiland. Row 2: Jackson, White, Jacobson, Seeman, Fleetham, Tuttle, Johnson, Hansen. Row 3: Anderson, Alexan- der, Smith, Shoberg, Birkeland, Eastling, Land, Harvey. Row 4: Drolet, Christopherson, Booth, Berg, Erickson, Pitt, Nielsen, Watters, Bergner. Row 5: Moen, Lindberg, Rhodes, Corcoran, Madvig, Chris- tion, Koch, Olson, Knutsen. Row 6: Parks, Smith, Carlson, Ream,Young, Griepp, Flynn, Wilson, Reynolds. Row 7: Geiger, Hunt, Taylor, Ham, Nelson, Peterson, Jelmo, Brundage, Anderson, Meloche. HOME ROOMS 121 AND 122 Row 1: Mr. Courtney, Westby, Mc- Culle, Beveridge, Ramberg, Carl- se, Berger, Mrs. Hayer. Row 2: Smtih, Johso A., Helwig, Egberg, Wohrmann, West, Nelson. Row 3: Hellerstedt, Floyd, Berglund, How- ell, Osmunclson, Hopper, Mollan, Bergstrom. Row 4: Stickler, Miller, Kucera, Gallagher, Anderson B., Lee, Adams, Sorvig. Row 5: Swan- son, Biorndal, Johnston, Golmen, Edwards, Larson, Dahnert, Johnson V. Row 6: Kveberg, Dye, Frederick, Tomann, McPherson, Prochazka, May, Palmquist, Haglind. Row 7: Holleschau, Johnson, B., Gilbert- son, Parker, Bakken, Arholm, Hu- ber, Behnke, Goranson, Sacre. HOME ROOMS 124 AND 127 Row 1: Cunningham, Girard, Mr. Gowans, Halsey, Olsen N., Klopfer, Mr. Hollenbeck, Swenson, Alsip, Kordosky. Row 2: Lindstrom, Han- sen, D., Pierson, Sanders, Olson L., Northrop, Ogard, Swanson G., Champlin. Row 3: Putnam, Kieser, Guilfoyle, Hill, Zimmerman, Cleath, Skiefstad, Newgaard, Helseth. Row 4: Forstrom, Messman, Eckholdt, Wilson, Thoren, Tibbetts, Lotgren, Selover, Tachemy, Vedeen. Row 5: Blesener, Newby, Smallen, Roal, Unitinen, Herman, Boscoe, Hegg, Luff, Draves. Row 6. Gaston, Samp- son, Anderson R., Bierke, Seagren, Brink, Standing, Aanestad, Erland- son, Riter. Row 7: Blackstone, Sal- en, Mee, Larsen, Trumble, Howell, Beiseker, Wing, Helm, Rhode, Day- ton. SOPHOMORES SOPHOMORES HOME ROOM 204 Row 1: Prince, Reed, Johnson P., Jambeck, Carlson D., Snyder. Row 2: Miss Halserman, Thorson, By- nell, Larson, Blaisdell. Row 3: Sand- ness, Forsman, Valentine, Krohn, Johnson C., Johnson G. Row 4: Lar- son S., Lichtenberger, Peterson W., Paradeou, Ross, Olsen L. Row 6: Kienzle, Macgowan, Gaustad, Cars- berg, Cecil, Beckstrom, Frederick- sen. HOME ROOMS 201 AND 207 Row 'l: Mr. Boardseth, Reiton, Schulz, Bolster, Dow, MacKenzie, Froysa, Mader, Mrs. Wollan. Row 2: Hansen J., Flaherty, Nisbet, Lindeval, Klingelhut, Mohl, Hagen, Michaelis, Puff. Row 3: Clarke, Sager, Hemmingson, Challeen, Hest- ness, Biorllley, Field, Mitchel, Pet- ersen D., Nelson D. Row 4: Cam- eron, Wallin. Carlson C., Almy. Switala, Moe, Nitz, Hendrickson. Leshovsky, Haugen: Row 5: Ped- ersen, Pundy, Schubert, Villella, Satl-ire, Moss, Beiseker, Fritzke, Wul- kan. Lillernoe. Row 6: Deutsche. Feldman, Engen. Hanks. Mortensen, Kleve. Huisrnan White, Johnson S.. Johnson L. M, Row 7: Laudenslager. Clapham. Starrett, Tolls. Clark, Sorenson, Croxsnover. Forsberg. Wilson, Botka, Larson D. HOME ROOMS 222 AND 226 Row 1: Mr. Blake, Nexxgaard, Doo- ley. Nolan Lee, Gillespie Bethke Mr. Riemschneider. Row 2: Slechto, Moierslny. McKusiclc Glenn, Glenn, Olson I., Larson J. Dawson Mack- EY. Row 3: Kronelbusch. Keely, Kickelson Voelker Peterson C.. Carlson C., Jenson, Femrite. Row 4: Stinar, Snider, Pavlovic. Schu- macher, Kruckeberg, B e t z a l d. Cleath. Se-beck, Hohnson. Raedeke. Row 5: Kemp, Tuset Anderson L.. Norwich, Anfinsen, Klelty, Maybee, Pollcinghorne, Mielke: Row 6: Sand- strom. Hagen, McCloud, Hierony- mus, Carlson J., Kraft, Conway, Mortinson, Carlson B., Vaughan, Row 7: Rue, Shaefter, Rasmussen, Cooper, Bruns, Constrom, Jensen Lineburg, Deach, Frazier, Colshom HOME ROOMS 225 AND 325 Row I: Herrmann, Quanbeck, Luons, Swenson, Larson, Malmsten, White, Gangloff. Row 2: Cunning- ham, Stafford, Velander, Dolbec, Alexander, Carter, Lottery, Eilitz, Quirk, Broom. Row 3: Tufte, Peter- son D., Wilkins, O'Reilly, Paige, George, Hansen B., Johnston, An- derson J. Row 4: Mr. Johnson, Fow- ler, Brothers, Pearson, Erickson, Johnson C., Robertsen, Fredricksen, Hansen S., Schilling. Row 5: War- esh, Johnson C., Lockwood, Keps, Johnson R., Arvidson, Nitardy, Johnson M., Deming, Mr. Nielsen. Row 6: Hansen M., Bodin, Rinn, Carlson, Berg, Gmitro, Wilburn, Krabbenhoft, Mackey. Row 7: Shet- ler, Running, Olson B., Olson R., Trumble, Crady, Casey, Wimsett, Stephens, Eden, Gilbertson. HOME ROOMS 301 AND 307 Row 1: Fitzgerald, Kloss, Truax, Mr. Osterhus, Cater, Graham, Emery, Mitchell, Gray. Row 2: Wold, Keys, Swanson D., Frantz, Sprute, Thor- esen, Lindstrom, Corey, Thom, Blumer. Row 3: Otis, Milen, Her- rick, Glaeser, Meder, Larson B., Fremstad, Rogers, Bell. Row 4: Theisen, Larson C., Peer, Fugleberg, Sidlo, Carlson J., Leichar, Bartley, Kittleson, Kingsberg. Row 5: Peck, Burch, Haugan, Loken, Thompson, Mattsfield, Krieser, Mady, Moberg. Row 6: Michaelson, Larson R., Ek- berg, Selg, Morreim, Duvick, Sobo- lik, Hanna, Severson, Olson C.: Row 7: Zeller, Carlquist, Mills, Sol- lie, Stillings, Cook, Jackson, Kruger, Ness, Doris, Grannes. HOME ROOMS 308 AND 331 Row 'l: Mr. Cole, Nelson A., But- kiewicz, Budinger, Knutson, Cam- pion, Adams, Reilly, Mr. Lobdell. Row 2: Swanson J., Asplund, Pas- coe, White, Martin, Kane, Hanson J., Gaudette, Anderson D.: Row 3: Nyquist, Dimick, Weaver, Vander- werf, Oredson, Zehngraft, Berg, Houde. Row 4: Kinsbury, Suncle, Homme, DeVries, Anderson S., Sor- em, Doyle, Hemze, Johnson P., Scheffman. Row 5: Jahn, Dymoke, Reudelsterz, Ables, Batten, Mc- Carthy, Martin, Herrmann, Ranzing- er. Row 6: Weikle, Peterson J., Lentz, Wiehle, Olson D., Walling- ford, Bertrand, Dosch, Ostrander, Klyema. Row 7: Priglmeier, Folven, Hastings, Anderson W., Bratrucl, Rasmussen, Hausloden, Hebert, Hul- lar, Elfstrum, Clinton. SOPHOMORES 7 fx SOPHOMORES gg P fu. E? ..f lf' c x- ' px Q- 1 i 5 ,...J'5n.,, '- , :L ' l 1-5 128 HOME ROOMS 313 AND 321 Row 'I: Biorn, Dean, Aune, Mis: Robertson, Miss Door, Gribstad Lindquist, Pavelka. Row 2: Harris. Stevens, Jones, Urdahl, Af'IdSfSOl'1 D., Peterson J., Wold, lll9f l-Und' stad. Row 3: Holm, McCarty, Coop- er, Backlund, Barnes, Abrahamson, Rignell, O'Brien, Newstrom. Row 42 Holmstrand, Christie, Miller, Dahl, Hanson S., McFarland, Ollinger, Lundren, Suess. Row 5: Bienhoff, Prodahl, Holmes, Christiansen, El- der, Gregory, McWilliams, Nickel- son, Lundquist, Hinton. Row 6: Burkhart, Engen, Houton, Holiday, Hagranas, Wheelock, Johnson E., Astleford, Sullivan. Row 7: Tebbitt, Carey, Elliott, Hanson J., Smith, Andersen P., Sword, Johnson D., Olson D., Lundeen. Sophomore Officers This year we have 635 eager, happy sophomores at Roosevelt, in nineteen home rooms. These stu- dents have elected four very capable class officers. In cooperation with the P.T.S.A., the class officers planned a successful class party that was held in Oc- tober. Ja Ann Femrite, Treasurer: Clark Messrnon, Vice President: Doug Pearson, Secretaryg Miss Haber- man, Adviser, Neil Sorenson, Presi- dent. Junior Officers There are 567 students in the Junior Class this year. These students take an active part in Pilots Club and other activities around the school. The Junior Clogs officers made plans for Q class party in April. 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