Roosevelt High School - Sagamore Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

Text from Pages 1 - 134 of the 1954 volume:

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VON LEVERN, after 28 years ot leadership, leaves a lasting imprint on the students, graduates, teachers, and parents of the Roosevelt High School community. His love tor boys and girls, his taith in their maturing iudgment and willingness to accept responsibilities have made Mr. von Levern a triend and champion ot youth. Under his direction Roosevelt High School has evidenced a steady growth in self discipline through student participa- tion in school government. Strict adherence to his ideals ot sound educational principles and a willingness to experiment have characterized Mr. von Levern's philosophy. Always wanting the best in taculty, building, and equipmen't, Mr. von Levern has doggedly persisted in his determination to achieve one ot the tinest schools in the city. Roosevelt High School and its thousands of graduates stand as a memorial to the professional lite ot Mr. von Levern. To Mr. von Levern, for his understand- ing and cheertul cooperation, this 1954 Sagamore is sincerely dedicated. M. NELSON: Assistant Principal, Chair- man of Physical Education, Health, First Aid, Health Council. E. N. STRAND- JORD: Assistant Principal, Student Coun- cil Adviser, Alumni Adviser, Faculty Manager ot Athletics, Health Council, Lost and Found, Lunchroom Supervisor. A. McCRADIE: Girls' Counselor, Scholar- ships, Tests and Measurements, National Honor Society Adviser. A. PALMQUIST: Boys' Counselor, Faculty Coordinating Council, Scholarships, Tests and Meas- urements, National Honor Society Ad- viser. C. W. ANDERSEN: Girls' Choir, Choris- ters, Choir, Chamber Music, Applied Music, Organ, Chairman of Vocal Music. N. ASMUS: Office Clerk. A. BAARD- SETH: School Bookkeeper, Bookkeeping. W. P. BENSON: Assistant Sophomore Football Coach, Assistant 12th Grade Chairman, Adviser ot Swedish Club, American History, Swedish. A. BJEL- DANES: Librarian. L. BJORKLUND: Girls' Intramural Sports, Faculty Social Com- mittee, Health Council, Gym, Cheerlead- ers, Pilots Club, First Aid, Health. R. BLAKE: Assistant Basketball Coach, Sophomore Football Coach, Physics. L. BRICK: Lunchroom Supervisor, Noontime Activities, Movies and Grounds, Faculty Manager ot Stage Crew, Cabinet Mak- ing. A. W. BUCKMAN: Golf Coach, Geometry, Chemistry. S. CARLSON: Faculty Social Committee, Geometry, Algebra, Assistant Adviser of Hi-C. F. V. CATTRON: Chairman of Art, Art. K. COMLEY: Supervisor of Cos- tumes, Health Council, Teachers' Rest- room Committee, Clothing, Home and Family Living. C. COURTNEY: Social Science Term Chair- man, Baseball Coach, Basketball Coach, Common Learnings, American History. M. CROGAN: Faculty Censor of Annual, Faculty Coordinating Council, Flower Committee, English. W. CURRAN: Chair- man of Boys' Industrial, Wrestling Coach, Locks and Lockers, Mechanical Drawing, On Leave Second Semester. J. DAHL: American History. A. J. DAN- IELSEN: Adviser of Norse Club, World History, Norse. M. DOHERTY: Assistant Chairman of English, llA English Term Chairman, Creative Writing, English. B. DOOR: Publications, Literary Contests, English. B. R. EGGAN: Exchange Teach- er in Oslo, Norway. M. ERICKSON: Visiting Teacher, Health Council. M. FARSETH: Assistant Chairman of Eng- lish, 'IOB English Term Chairman, Ad- viser ot Spanish Club, Spanish, English. R. FERGUSON: 12th Grade Chairman, Auditorium Programs, Modern Problems. !. GERARD: Assistant lOth Grade Chair- man, Adviser of Latin Club, English, Latin. dell, M. Nelson, Vogtsberger, Strancliord, Palmquist. A. GOWANS: Assistant Football Coach, Assistant 'lith Grade Chairman, Modern Problems, Common Learnings. H. HAB- ERMAN: llth Grade Chairman, Adviser of Silver Tri, Secretarial Practice, Typing, Business English. M. HALRON: Adviser of R Club, Adviser ot Science Club, Chemistry, Biology. D. A. HANSON: Health Council, Parking Lot, Auto Mechanics, Machine Shop. M. HANSON: Supervisor of Costumes, Fac- ulty Social Committee, Adviser of F.H.A., Clothing. M. HAYER: Assistant Adviser of F.H.A., Foods, Clothing. E. HAYNES: Chairman of Common Learn- ings, Assistant Track Coach, Adviser of History Club, American History, Modern Problems, Common Learnings. D. HEATH: Chairman of Social Science, lOth Grade Chairman, World History. O. HENNING: Chairman of Band, Band Uni- forms, Technic, Band, Dance Band. E. HERDINE: Office Clerk. O. HOLLEN- BECK: Lunchroom Supervisor, Noontime Activities, Movies and Grounds, Wood Turning. T. JAMBECK: Swimming Coach, Health Council, Assistant Adviser of R Club, Gym. Minneapolis and the A-Bomb A Learned and Colorful Teacher Mr. Lammers, Nerison, M. Nelson. Miss Door. WWW 5 Scientists and Friencl Artists F. JENSEN: School Mimeographing, Ot- fice Training, Typing. S. JOHNSON: As- sistant Baseball Coach, Supervisor of Tickets, Printing, Metals Shop. A. JOLLY: Chairman of English, Assistant 12th Grade Chairman, English. V. KAUPANG: 'l2B English Term Chair- man, Faculty Coordinating Council, Ad- viser of Hi-C. F., English. L. KRAMER: Chairman of Girls' Industrial, M.E.A., N.E.A., Foods. C. LAMMERS: Faculty Coordinating Council, Junior Town Meet- ing Radio Program, Modern Problems. L. LEIGH: Faculty Social Committee, Jun- ior American Red Cross, English. F. LEV- ERSEE: Health Council, School Nurse. C. LOBDELL: Hockey Coach, Audio and Vis- ual Education, Faculty Coordinating Council, Common Learnings, American History. C. LUKE: Greenhouse, Parking Lot, Season Ticket Collections, Adviser of F.F.A., Ag- riculture. l. LYNCH: Faculty Coordinat- ing Council, Common Learnings. M. Mc- GRATH: Sagamore Collections, English, Common Learnings. Magee, Doan, Neuwirth Emery, McCloud, Parish, F. Johnson. 12 F. NAGEL: Higher Algebra, Geometry. L. NIELSEN: Publicity, Faculty Adviser of Standard, News. E. OLSON: Coordina- tor in Distributive Education. L. OSTERHUS: Teachers' Restroom Com mittee, Debate and Forensic League Speech, American History. G. OWENS: Library Clerk. L. K. PAETZ: Radio, Speech Arts, Drama. E. PALEEN: Faculty Coordinating Council, Occupation Relations, Typing. K. PETER- SON: Gymnastics Coach, Boys' lntramu- ral Sports, Gym. D. POMMER: Faculty Social Committee, Tests and Measure- ments. F. PREST: Office Clerk. M. RASCHKE: ,Adviser of Blue Tri, English. E. RED- LUND: Chairman of Mathematics, Solid Geometry, Higher Algebra, Trigonome- try. - - - - - More Artists We Shall Be Homemakers Renk, C. Johnson. Annis, Holten, B. Hanson, Weber, Steady, Mueller 'I3 L. RICE: Faculty Member in Charge of Standard Collections, Stenography. H. RIEMENSCHNEIDER: Stockroom Supervi- sor, Biology, llth Grade Assistant Chair- man, Adviser of Sportsmen's Club. J. ROBERTSON: Faculty Coordinating Coun- cil, Health Council, Young Peoples' Sym- phony Concert, Sight Saving. A. SANDBOE: Faculty Social Committee, Common Learnings, Dramatic Arts. M. SKAURUD: Sophomore Hockey Coach, Skiing Coach, Tennis Coach, American History, Modern Problems. C. SOREN- SON: Pupil Fee Collections, Algebra, Practical Mathematics. G. STEINHAUSER: Chairman of Foreign Languages, German, English, Adviser of German Club. M. STENSING: Office Clerk. O. STONE: Office Clerk. V. STRAKA: Talent, Auditorium, and Eve ning Programs, Common Learnings, Eng lish. J. SULLIVAN: Football Coach, Me chanical Drawing, Metals. L. SWAD NER: Assistant of Boys' Intramural Sports, American History, Common Learnings. New Initiates of S.H.S. Languages of Our World E S Standing: Berreman, Miss McCradie. Seated: Mr. Palmquist, Christopherson, Femrite, Mr. Danielsen. Harrington. I E l l 5 14 A. SWANSON: Chairman of Orchestra, Assistant Adviser of Dance Band, Flag Twirling, Technic, Orchestra. C. SWAN- SON: Assistant Librarian. G. THOMAS: Health Council, Lunchroom, Foods. l. VOGTSBERGER: Adviser of Pilots Club, Drivers Education, Faculty Coordinating Council. H. WAGNER: Chairman of Commercial, Faculty Adviser of Annual, Bookkeeping. M. WEUM: Faculty Social Committee, Health Council, Adviser of Hi-Y, Biology, Physiology. R. WILBUR: First Aid, Health, Co-Rec., Gym. O. YNGVE: Chairman of Science, Cross Country Coach, Track Coach, As- sistant 'lOth Grade Chairman, Aviation Science, Physics. Top Senior Homeroom - 318. Gould, Mrs. Jolly. The Heart of Our Culture T-,,,,,,,... .......m Q52 ,- Q! 9 Tms orrfcf T' 1 I 1 5Zai5f2f.f M f W w 5Q ' M iff!! LU! Ju ' JY W W we W W W W 2 fbwjsc M' A M 2 177! 7hK Xfb W J W 3 'SUW fMl-- f WWE CW! , ,,i,: 51 5 2 .., mg M420 WJ e If Hd,Q3f5Wf'7fw3 Q n - ew P4g3f556,gf'52ff 'fwyfwfw S Qfwfwigifgf Q W L 9 ff' QV QQ? me Q W f 'n P We have been ssocioute with our fellow- L I men, ond To ioin in Ty with The human race. Cicero JUYCE EMERY 'I7 Row 1: Lutz, Honmyhr, Stevens, Mr. Strandiord, Adviser, Frondell, Porter, Sullivan, R. Petersen. Row 2: Backlund, Nerison, Friedman, V. Nelson, Holtan, D. Johnson, Hyde, A. Erickson. Row 3: Ebrenz, Knutson, Clarke, Aune, Burke, Reed, Johnston, Paul, Mulleady. Row 4: Walling, Needham, D. Anderson, R. Carlson, Thompson, Lien, Granoien, Olin. Row 5: Ladendorf, Conda, R. Larson, Hawkins, Ogard, Sampson, Kellner, Gustafson, Sauer. Row 6: Foster, Villella, Corcoran, R. Anderson, L. Anderson, Lichtenberger, Pearson, Mielke, Jac- obsen, Koener. Row 7: Jackson, Deno, Fritzke, Nordstrom, K. Johnson, D. Olson, Kusske, Sampson, Hoverson, Sacre, Parks. STUDENT COUNCIL OFFICERS Tom Frondell ------ President Gordy Stevens - - - Vice-President Kathy Sullivan - - Recording Secretary Pat Honmyhr - Corresponding Secretary Sharon Porter ---- Treasurer Jerry Lutz - Sergeant at Arms Standing: Honmyhr, Porter, Sullivan. Seated: Stevens, Frondell, Lutz. Student Council The student council is the father of Roosevelt's many organizations. There is one representative from every home room. The student council is the foundation of Roosevelt's student government. Among the many activities of this group are the three annual dances and festivities connected with them. These annual af- fairs are Homecoming, Winter Sports Day, and the May Dance. These are the only dances sponsored by the student council. The Roosevelt student council puts out the Roosevelt Guide. This is a small, pocket size book made especially for the new Roosevelt entrant. This does not mean that the book is only good in your sophomore year. lt is used until the stu- dent council prints a revised edition. We also have two people picked to rep- resent Roosevelt on the All-City Student Council. The All-City Student Council is a group of student council members from each Minneapolis public high school. These, along with many others, are the activities of one of the finest student coun- cils in the state and nation. Row 'iz Kusske, V. Nelson, Porter, Jackson, Mr. Strandiord, Adviser, STAN DENO, CHAIRMAN, Frondell, Guptill, Buck. Row 2: S. Ander- son, Friedrich, Christy, Reed, Copron, White, Schaefer, Wallin. Row 3: C. Johnson, Forberg, Price, Ocel, Solheim, Tuset, Lutz, Corcoran. Row 4: D. Larsen, Ronneberg, Koener, Bernhardson, Blanchard, Norwick, Martell, Tadsen. Row 5: Bloomquisf, Winkler, D. Larson, Fritzke, Shetler, Thesenga, D. Swanson, M. Nelson. Row 6: L. Andersen, Lewis, B. Erickson, Sampson, Eikaas, Thompson, D. Nelson, Sorensen Midtbo. Board of Governors C'mon, you guys. Let's have it quiet in here. Some kids want to study. This worn-out phrase is what the study hall chairmen are constantly shouting in hopes of keeping the study halls quiet. The chairmen do an excellent job, however, and are setting such a fine example of student government that it is being copied in other schools throughout the state. The Ethics Committee Villella, Frantz, Wallin, J. Olson, Dean. Ethics Committee Do you want to make a visit to the Ethics Committee? No, sir, was the weak reply. The reluctance of the students to make this visit does not mean that it's composed of unpleasant people. Rather, it's because it is the duty of this committee to penalize the students who receive con- duct slips. Along with this duty the mem- bers act as clerks. They type, stencil, and tile. Mercy, oh, mercy. rw l L LJ Row I: BEVERLY MORGAN, SECRETARY-TREASURER, Bye, V. Swanson, Honmyhr, Elvin, Heel, McCormick, Palmquist. Row 2: Mr. Palm- quist, Adviser, Nordland, Martin, F. Johnson, Osier, Wiebe, Stolte, L. Johnson. Row 3: Ebrenz, Rosvold, Radosevich, Bowers, Loken, N. Johnson, Annis. Row 4: Magee, Lund, Martell, BERNARD SVENDSEN, PRESIDENT, Lindo, Kilen, Wachter, Tvvito. Senior Honor Society The Senior Honor Society ot Roosevelt, which is a branch ot the National Honor Society, was organized in 1926. Members must have a 2.3 grade average in their sophomore and junior years. They must also have good character, be leaders, and do service to others. These qualifications, except tor the grade average, are repre- sented in a pin given to each member at his initiation. The Honor Society is essen- tially a service organization. Sale of home- coming buttons, soliciting tor the com- munity chest, and the annual Christmas party are activities ot this group. One of the mostiinteresting and exciting things the members do is to take an annual trip out ot the city. Out ot the city last year meant Washington, D. C., the destination for this year's members, too. The excur- sion will last tive days, and the time will be spent mostly in sight-seeing. Since the trip is taken during the school year, you may wonder about the school work. lt's all made up beforehand! Row iz Ohno, E. Peterson, Nerison, Edin, Turnbull, Kromer, Porter, Dean, A. Nelson. Row 2: Y. Anderson, Burke, Klaurens, Patterson, Sipple, Knudsen, Lindgren, Miss McCradie, Adviser. Row 3: Hendrickson, Alexander, Hume, J. Jenson, Ness, J. Johnson, Manolis. Row 4: Thompson, Friswold, Lind, Robertson, Gardner, Gray, Pearson, DAVID ANDERSON, VICE PRESIDENT. Row 'l: Mr. Halron, Adviser, Ryman, Reynolds, Jacobsen, Benson, Koener, Ronneberg, Fahlin, McGuire, Mr. Jambeck, Adviser. Row 2: Nesheim, Hegle, D. Pearson, Chlebecek, D. Johnson, R. Johnson, Finman, Hall. Row 3: Stolte, Frykholm, Herges, Aker, Krall, Billings, Jackson, Sievers, J, Johnson, Knudsen. Row 4: Deno, Winkler, R. Jacobson, E. Johnson, Norwick, Tuset, D. Larson, Shetler, Svendsen. Row 5: Petterson, Tulle, Martell, A. Pearson, D. Larsen, R. Nelson, Kruger, Hoey, Garrish, Rohde. Row 6: Lewis, Thesenga, M. Nelson, Kusske, Eikaas, Sampson, Hoverson, Midtbo, Thompson, Erickson, D. Nelson. R Club The R Club is an exclusive Roosevelt organization. In order to become a mem- ber ot this club you must be the winner ot an R letter. Being a member of this club is one of the most desirable things tor a boy to gain at Roosevelt. This club is representative ot the boys who have participated on Roosevelt's many championship teams. For example, last year the Teds grabbed off champion- ships in basketball, swimming, wrestling, volleyball, a co-championship in skiing, and the Northwest championship in gym- nastics. Last tall Roosevelt's gridders tied for the city title. Also, the cross-country Won In 1953 team took second place. In this year's win- ter sports Roosevelt was second in basket- ball, swimming, wrestling, skiing, and gymnastics. However, the gymnastics team won the Northwest title tor the sec- ond straight year. At the time this story was written the spring sports had not started actual com- petition, but the golt squad seems to have the best chance tor a high finish in the city standings. lt doesn't look to encour- aging tor the tennis team, however, there are possibilities. The baseball and track teams are fairly strong in spots and with hard work could prove to be very suc- cesstul. 1111519 They Carry The Big Stick Seated: Morgan, Mr. Neilsen. Standing: Manolis, D. Anderson, P. Petterson, Hardy. 1953-54 STANDARD STAFF Mr. Neilsen, Faculty Adviser Editor-in-Chief ---- Kent Hardy First Page Editor - - - Deane Manolis Second Page Editor - David J. Anderson Third Page Editor - - Beverly Morgan Sports Page Editor - - Paul Petterson Photographer ---- Don Gangloff Other Members of Staff: W. Anderson, Beckstrom, Doan, Foster, D. Hanson, S. Hansen, Hegrenes, Honmyhr, F. John- son, Kallstrom, Kromer, McGovern, C. Nelson, l. Olson, Peer, Shannon, Smith, Stinar, Sullivan, Talle, Taylor. They Work, But No Pay Seated: Kromer, Honmyhr, Sullivan. Standing: B. An- derson, F. Johnson, Ganglotf. The Standard This year the Roosevelt Standard marks its thirteenth year of publication. It is the only newspaper, among the many other high school newspaper in Minneapolis, that is published weekly. There are twen- ty-six issues put out per year. During the past year the staff has purchased a new type called the Twentieth Century 604 Type. It is used for the printing of head lines. There is one editor for each page except for pages one and three on which two or more persons work. More Competent Members Nolan, I. Olson, McGovern, Shannon, Foster, Doan, Kallstrom. The Holly Hop, one of our first fall dances, was sponsored by the Standard. The Standard, although inexpensive to buy, is quite expensive to run. Since pic- ture costs are quite high, the staff mem- bers are trying to discover new methods of getting finer pictures for a lower price. The Standard staff has covered nearly every event of the school year. Many thought- provoking editorials such as Clubs, Sports Are Fun If Grades Are Kept Up, Education, Tolerance Necessary for Peace, and What Do You Mean You Have Nothing To Be Thankful For? have added much to the editions. The Sagamore In room 214 there is a small group ot students who plod steadily toward a com- mon goal. They work for one hour each day to complete the Sagamore. The stu- dents ot Roosevelt entrust many ot their high school memories to this staff. Their earnestness is illustrated by the fact that they often work during tree time to com- plete assignments on time. One seldom sees statt members or hears ot them until that day in May when the new, clean Sagamores are delivered. Ev- So What's With These Guys? Standing: Hendrickson, Emery, Hall. Seated: Larsen, Denham. eryone is eager to see the pictures ot him- self cmd his triends. For days afterwards the books are covered by sentiments and signatures written by anyone who has a pen handy. Then the Sagamores are put away and may not be looked at again tor years. During those years the people in the book have married, started families, and made careers tor themselves. When we look at our yearbooks again, we think, Those were some ot the best years ot my lite. Apprentices Standing: D. Jenson, D. Pearson, McCloud. Seated: S. Nelson, J. Carlson. Planning The Masterpiece Standing: Harrington, Aker, Mr. Wagner. Seated: Knud- sen, Dean, Kittock. 'I954 SAGAMORE STAFF Mr. Harvey Wagner, Faculty Adviser Editor-in-Chief - - - Karen Knudsen Photographer - - Kenneth Harrington Art Editor ----- .loyce Emery Cover Design and Endsheets - Joyce Emery Faculty Editors -------- - - - Janeth Dean, Karen Knudsen Organization Editors ------ - - - Janeth Dean, Karen Knudsen Sports Editors -------- - - - Ronald Aker, Donald Larsen Feature Editor ---- Diane Kittock Class Editor - - Caroline Hendrickson Junior Statt Members: J. Carlson, D. Jen- son, McCloud, S. Nelson, D. Pearson. Row 'I: Stormo, Neuwirth, Hauser, Porter, Mr. C. W. Andersen, Adviser, Jacobson, Berglund, Kronebusch, Dunn. Row 2: Emery, Malm- sten, O'Brien, Armbruster, Hein, Lisell. Row 3: Northway, PaQuay, Diede, Seeger, Stolte, Higgins, Haglind, C. Pederson. Row 4: Hoel, Buck, Loken, Engman, M. Hanson, Tibbetts, Smith. Row 5: Berg, Edstrom, Rotman, Ondov, Rohde, Magee, Kilen, Twito. Choir When the choir members assembled last fall, little did they realize that this would be their greatest season. As a reward for their daily rehearsals, they had the pleas- ure ot presenting two successful concerts, one at Christmas and the other in the spring. ln addition to this, other singing engagements were accepted, including an evening performance at the Nicollet Hotel, a noon concert at the Farmers and Mechan- ics Bank, and, ot course, music tor the an- nual all school pre-Easter service. Besides all these, the choir sang for baccalaureate and commencement. Climaxing the whole season was the trip to Chicago, with en- gagements in Milwaukee, Great Lakes Naval Training Station, and in the city of Chicago itself. Row 'l: R. Johnson, Ohno, D. Petersen, Mr. C. W. Andersen, Wright, Eckert, Kromer. Row 2: Stark, Linton, Reed, Helgren, Patterson, Hrkal. Row 3: R. Anderson, Ronning, Shannon, E. Olson, Golmen, Thcren, Snider, Yantes. Row 4: L. Thompson, Walther, Thomas, Rog- ness, N. Johnson, Bruns, Gren. Row 5: Lind, J. Olson, Kielty, Taylor, Gaustad, Gmitro, W. Larsen, Meloche. Row 1: Kielty, C. P'ederson, Jacobson, Klinder, Mr. Anderson, Malmsted, Linton, Parish, Lisell, Thomas, Rogness. Row 2: D. Johnson, Meloche, Walthers, Gmitro, Ondov, Magee. Choir Officers Chamber Singers Managers - Sally Ohno, Jim Shannon The Chamber Singers is a relatively new vocal group here at Roosevelt. It was or- Preslclem ' ' ' ' ' ' 'lim Ondov ganized two years ago when Mr. Ander- Vice President - - Mike Higgins sen realized the need for a group of this 1 1 ' d d I -A Secretary-Treasurer - - Sally Ohno Ype O Slrlg Sucre on Sew or Songs eipe cially designed for small groups of sing- Hostess - - - - Sandra Thomas ers. Most of the members are chosen from the Choir or the Choristers, but all students Host - - Larry Thompson . . are eligible. The Leader An Organ Class Mr. Andersen. Gaustad, Mr, Andersen, J. Anderson, Knudsen. l 25 Row 'l: Lundeen, Champlin, Krohn, Field, Mr. Andersen, Adviser, Lambert, Johnston, C, Johnson. Row 2: Schumacher, Barnes, Stone, Cramer, Booth, Vogt, Mueller. Row 3: Gersdorf, Martinson, Olivera, Smyth, Hawkins, Freidlund, Freidlund. Row 4: R. Carlson, Kyllo, Colburn, Holiday, Sampson, White, Wredberg, B. Carlson. Row 5: Steady, W. Anderson, Kucera, Lichtenberger, Christiansen, Black, R. Johnson, Mollan. Row 6: Hood, Tidlund, Engelsgierd, Smithson, Soholt, Frazier, Quist, Sacre. Choristers Every day during the second hour the Choristers meet in 3l3A, the music room. They are carefully selected students from all grades. They are chosen by Mr. C. Wesley Andersen or, as the members tondly call him, Andy, Many members of the Choristers are serving a kind of mu- sical apprenticeship and hope someday to be a part ot the A Cappella Choir. ln the meantime they continue to supply us with lovely music. This year the Choristers took part in the Christmas concert, and also in the spring concert. ln the spring concert they sang Russian Picnic, Coming Through the Rye, The Woodchuck Song, and Holi- day Song. They also sang Celestial Spring with the choir. Row 'l: Flanders, Sheldon, Bolster, Winick, Mr. Andersen, Adviser, V. Nelson, Mulkern, Swan, Jambeck. Row 2: Jangula, Carlblom, D. Johnson, Oseien, Klinder, Nerison, Thorson, Mickelson. Row 3: Johnston, Esberg, Aune, Iverson, White, Tuttle, B. Hansen, Weaver, D. Peterson. Row 4: Melton, leichar, Seemann, Lien, Mundhenk, Kriesel, Uphoff, Espe, H. Olson. Row 5: Sipple, Burke, Zwiers, Strand, Remmen, Valentine, Shoberg, Skriuseth, Barsness. Row 6: C. Olson, Rundell, E. Johnson, P. Anderson, Rosvold, C. Carlson, B. Swan- son, Howard, V. Carlson, Linton. Row 'la Deon, Sager, M. Johnson, Mr. Andersen, Adviser, V. Johnson, CoTer, Hennemon, Lind. Row 2: Ruono, Hyde, HoTlesTod, Moe, Shelley, Krause, FosTer. Row 3: P. Nelson, Corlberg, Fischer, Lindsirom, J. Hansen, ChrisTie, Mcuckey, Femrite, Evonson. Row 4: Brokclw, Rudd, Norling, Porodeou, Mifchell, Scheffmon, Jennings, lsoocson. Row 5: Walling, Messig, Swonberg, SlechTo, Rinn, Kellner, Krieser, J. Anderson, Meguior. Girls' Choir Girls' Choir is o new orgonizoTion This yeor. IT wos sTorTed in The Toll of T953 when required music wos dropped. There were mony more sophomores who wonTed To Toke volunTory music Thon There was room for in ChorisTers. For This reoson, The Girls' Choir wos sTorTed. IT is similor To ChorisTers excepT ThoT all The members ore girls. They meeT every TirsT hour under The direcTion of Mr. C. Wesley Andersen, beTTer known os Ancly. The Girls' Choir song in The ChrisTmois ConcerT ond They all wore royol blue robes. In The Spring ConcerT very preTTy posTel dresses were worn. In boTh concerTs The Girls' Choir song olone oind olso some selecTions wiTh The ChorisTers ond The Choir. Row 'l: Robinson, STevens, Erskine, Kordosky, Mr. Andersen, Adviser, Bloisclell, Houle, C. Erickson, Revier. Row 2: STeffenson, C. John- son, K. Anderson, B. Peterson, Revell, Mono, Duede. Row 3: FreesTone, Guilfoyle. Bryce, Calhoun, Budcl, Vik, Sunner, M. Johnson. Row 4: Robcxrge, Nord, Ness, Howkinson, Buche, Bierken, l.yness, J. Anderson. Row 5: Schuldf, Behnke, Rudsdil, C. Nelson, Woresh, Theisen, Hogen, P. Johnson, Casey. Row 'l: Ohno, Lang, Lottery, Lattery, Quanbeck, Martinson, BYRON LUNDEEN, TREASURER: R. Nelson. Row 2: J. Larson, J, Andere son, D. Peterson, J. Larson, Stivers, Knutson, E. Anderson. Row 3: K, Olson, Dorland, Natzke, Lundeen, Bienhoft, J. Carlson Thomp- son. Row 4: Carothers, Gren, M. Hanson, Erickson, Lentz, M. Olson, Biurstrom, G. Olson. Row 5: D. Carlson, B. Carlson, Smith, J. Olson, Quinn, Studlien, C. Carlson. Row 6: Knudsen, Gardner, Carsberg, Holforty, R. Olson, Sollie, Rich, Rystad. Hi-C. F. Hi-C. F. is an organization whose only requirement Tor membership is attendance. During The past year at Roosevelt this mem- bership has reached a total of 'l85. Christian Fellowship has participated in a number of activities. The year started out with a TOB welcoming party. All the new students were invited to join the larg- est co-educational club in the school. The organization originated sixteen years ago. Today, it is headed by Mrs. Vernette Kaupang and Miss Sigrid Carlson, two members of the teaching staff. The meetings are held regularly each Tuesday from three to four o'clock at the Roosevelt A Panel Discussion A Musically Talented Group Malmstein, Stolte, Reverend A. Magnuson, Kallstrom, Krueger. Standing: Malmstein, Meline, C. Johnson, Ebrenz, Cunning- ham. Seated: Ohno. Row 'I: Seemann, Christie, Kalistrom, BETSY MORRISON, SECRETARY, B. Swanson, Miss Carlson, Adviser, Malmsten, Lineburg. Row 2: Leichar, Ballard, Burke, Hull, Mulleady, J. Swanson, Abrahamson, Rudd. Row 3: Carothers, N. Carlson, DeVries, Matson, J. Larson, Fladeland, Vanderwerf, Mackey. Row 4: Bloomquist, J. Erickson, L, Peterson, Milen, J. Carlson, Ulberg, Y. Anderson, M. Erickson. Row 5: Goodrich, Rosene, D. Anderson, Pundy, Foster, Emery, C. Johnson, I.iseIl, Nyquist. Branch of the Y. M. C. A. The programs are varied. They include skits, movies, panel discussions, and talks by many pro- fessional people. The club, throughout the year, has par- ticipated in skating parties, a HaIIowe'en party, a Christmas caroling party, and a hayricle. A number of city-wide activities have been carried out also. These affairs were arranged by a number of the high schools in the city, working together. Hi-C. F. ended their year with a spring banquet, a iunior and senior formal ban- quet, which is always looked forward to by the club members. Row I: Stolte, Cunningham, S. Carlson, MARVIN HEGLE, PRESIDENT, Engman, Mrs. Kaupang, Adviser, GARY MELIN, VICE PRESIDENT, Ebrenz. Row 2: Weaver, VIRGINIA JOHNSON, SECRETARY, Gribstad, Swan, B. Hansen, I. Olson, Schnorr, Truax. Row 3: Hempel, Carlblom, Bachler, M. Carlson, Shemenek, Duede, Christensen, B. Hansen, Jacobson, Row 4: Witt, Barrows, Krueger, Jorgenson, Keogh, Leichor, Hendrickson, Stork. Row 5: S. Johnson, Nord, Mona, MacKenzie, Webster, N. Larson, Sivertsen, Sippala, Coppin. Row I: R. Larson, MICHAEL HIGGINS, TREASURER-l, ll, LOREN GARDNER, CHAPLAIN-lg BRUCE HEDBLOM, VICE-PRESIDENT-ly JIM MIDTEO, PRESIDENT-lp WAYNE HUME, SECRETARY-I, Bergner, Holton. Row 2: Martin, Mielke, Brotrud, Friswold, Davison, R. Hanson, Vaughan, Miller. Row 3: Talle, C. Johnson, Robertson, Coclcrell, Lee, Berreman, Shetler. Row 4: Jenkins, Malmquist, Witfgrat, Trumble, Lindo, Eden, Clinton, Sampson. Row 5: Beckstrom, J. Peterson, R, Nelson, STANLEY BERNARD, CHAPLAIN-ll, Gilbertson, B. Pederson, Rystad, Sacre, HARVEY PARKS, VICE-PRESIDENT-ll. 'ww kv' U Row I: Mr. Weum, Adviser, B. Larson, Nordrum, Denham, Setterholm, Row 2: Sheldon, Roth, D. Petersen, Eckholdt, D. Johnson, Ladendorf, Carroll, Kolden, Holt, Lindberg, Lauer. Row 4: Ranzinger, R. Johnson, RETARY-ll. Rcw 5: JIM SHANNON, PRESIDENT-ll, L. Johnson, Berg Hi-Y Following tradition, this year's Hi-Y was a very active club. Under the direction ot Mons Weum and Matt Thomson, the club held two all-school parties, operated the concession stand at football games, sold Christmas tree tickets to send worthy boys to camp, and ioined with Blue Tri and Sil- ver Tri in sponsoring a pre-Easter service. 30 ,4- Rood, Simonsen, C. Larson, Parsch, Mr. Thomson, Adviser, Fewer, Ness, Billings, Row 3: Higgins, Roan, Nordland, Laumb, Peer, Vickers, Forstrom, Myhre, Eastling, CLAUS WIEBE, SEC- Ekberg, L. Anderson, Newb, Lind, Gregory, K. Johnson. The club is divided into chapters which meet in the home of members three times a month. The fourth week they all meet at school. Any high school student is per- mitted to join the club, provided he accepts. the purposes of the club and attends pre- Iiminary training sessions. The purpose of the club is to create, maintain, and ex- tend throughout the home, school, and community, high standards of Christian character. Row 'lz Sullivan, Snyder, Hatlestad, Mr, Riemenschneider, Adviser: Lee, Crockett, Rudy, Aldrich. Row 2: Arneson, M. Johnson, Holton, Weldele, Hertzer, Ubel, P. Nelson, Freestone. Row 3: Brinkman, Lien, Jirousek, Shanahan, Cole, Janz, Heathfield. Row 4: Gregory, Pufahl, Thor, Halldorson, Calhoun, Forseth, Driver, O'ReiIIy. Row 5: Fowler, Leaf, Carlberg, Robarge, Jacobson, Lundgren, Iverson, Mount. Row 6: Klingelhut, Selover, M. Johnson, Borseth, R. Larson, Wade, McDonald, R. Swanson, Foster. Row 'I: Berzelius, K. Hanson, JACK CLINTON, SGT. AT ARMS-I: GENE ZELLER, TREASURER-lg ROBERT EDEN, VICE PRESIDENT-I, SGT. AT ARMS-II: JOANNE KLINGELHUT, PRESIDENT-I: WILLIAM PRIGLEMEIER, SGT. AT ARMS--I: JUDY HOLIDAY, SECRETARY-I, Haugan. Row 2: Holtan, Berens, Bursch, M. Carlson, JOAN CLINTON, SECRETARY4II, Homme, Madison, Hendrickson, Hennies. Row 3: M, Nelson, Abrahamson, McKusick, C. Nelson, Zehngraff, J. Anderson, Berg, Sommerland, Lilieberg, Cramer. Row 4: Waresh, Doyle, Vogt, Lien, Raymond, Sannan, Jacobson, Capron, ROLLIE BILLINGS, PRESIDENT-II, Doherty. Row 5: K. Jensen, S. Nelson, McFarland, Michels, Saxum, Lundeen, Loken, Dahl, Heuton, ADAIR RONNING, VICE PRESIDENT-II: R. Anderson. Row 6: Pfeifer, M. Hanson, D. Carlson, Fautch, Bienhogg, Megular, Flynn, Suess, E. Smith, J. Olson. Row 7: TED PARKS, TREASURER-II, Elder, .I Nelson, Nordstrom, K. Benson, Bramsen, Seashore, Williams, Engdahl, Goranson, HARVEY KEATING, SGT. AT ARMS-II. Sportsmen's Club Those students who are interested in sports, such as hunting, fishing, and camp- ing, find the Sportsmen's Club a lot of fun. Since its organization in the spring of I9-48, the club has stressed interest in conserva- tion. One of the largest clubs in the school, it strives to conform to its motto, Sports- manship - Always. Besides their meetings every other Wednesday after school, the members sponsored a school dance. They have also had many outings, including a sleighride, fishing trips, a roller skating party, horse- back riding, and a bowling party. Mr. Riemenschneider and his sportsmen are the group responsible for the delicious popcorn sold at the football games and in the front hall after school. Row 'l: Robertson, D. Anderson, Pitt, Helueg, Blumer, Velander, Ramberg, Keopter, O'Brien, Cooper, Hendrickson. Row 2: Strand, Bergland, C. Nelson, Norling, C. Peterson, Nordos, Marshall, S. Johnson, Kovacik, M. Carlson. Row 3: Mattson, Cushman, Remmen, Felber, M. Johnson, Gabrielson, Dunn, Newstrom, Homme. Row 4: Berg, Beystrom, Fremstad, Moberg, Fritzke, Ness, Bierken, Kyllo, Myhre, Vogt. Row 5: Wulkan, Kingsberg, Sampson, Wylander, Halvorson, Selg, J. Johnston, Binder, Miller. Row 6: Day, M. Larson, Grodin, Gustafson, K. Jensen, Dahl, Heuton, Sundahl, Giles, Wredberg. Silver Triangle Silver Tri is the largest girls' organiza- tion at Roosevelt. lt is a part ot the entire Y-Teen group from Minneapolis. Qualiti- cations tor membership are few. Members must be in the tenth or eleventh grade. The girls meet every second and tourth Tuesday ot the month. On the other two Tuesdays, cabinet meetings are held. The cabinet consists ot the otticers ot Silver Tri and the two advisers, Miss Haberman and Miss Janice Erickson, a representative from the Y.W.C.A. Programs have been varied. On one occasion a model from Dayton's Row 1: D. Johnson, Smith, V. Nelson, D. Johnson, Mills, Durigan, Abraham, J. Olson, Mindrum. Row 2: Miss Haberman, Adviser Thor, Rodgers, Arneson, Halldorson, McKenzie, Holmes, Clark. Row 3: Revell, Booth, Leaf, Sager, Northway, Krause, Holtan, Hertzer, Hill. Row 4: Cole, Martin, Kriesel, Hack, Groethum, Berzelius, Iverson, Lundgren, Conway. Row 5: C. Nelson, Asiun, Person, Robarge, J. Johnson, Forseth, Jacobson, Lyness, Michels. Row 6: Carothers, Vik, Brinkman, Homme, Pascoe, Paquette, Stork, Hennies, Saxum J. Anderson. Row l: Bursch, Vagasky, J. Olsen, MARY ANN FLOYD, SECRETARY: SUE JAMBECK, I.C.C.: CAROL PEDERSON, PRESIDENT, BARBARA DAHNERT, VICE-PRESIDENT, ARLENE ERICKSON, TREASURER: Krohn, Valentine. Row 2: Lee, Alsip, Wallin, J. Peterson, S. Johnson, Swedberg, M, Johnson, Oppegard. Row 3: Westin, Ubel, D. Carlson, Hatlestad, Mulkern, Bondeson, Wimich, Dean, D. Jenson. Row 4: Backlund, G. Swanson, V. Larson, Harder, Leiaiaa, Schuldt, Miller, Schilling, Severson, Brick. Row 5: Guilfoyle, Raymond, Leoffler, Wallin, Sanders, C. Carlson, Pierson, J. Carlson, Albrecht. Row 6: Goodman, Smith, Holiday, Krebs, Zimmerman, Ogard, Berg, Zehn- graff, Mackey, Flynn. talked to the girls on good grooming and correct posture. Some meetings have been planned around movies. Refreshments are usually served atter the meeting. At the beginning ot the year a new idea was tried out. All the girls were divided into chapters. Officers were chosen for each chapter, and each chapter held sep- arate meetings. This idea was brought to a close, however, during the middle of the school year. The Silver Tri now meets as one group. The Silver Tri pin is in the form ot a tri- angle. lts colors are silver and blue. One ot the first events of the year was the Recognition Dinner. Every girl had to Row 'lz Risser, Nerison, Gerstad, Shelley, Freestone, P. Nelson, C. Johnson, Blegen, Bynell. Row 2: Tallakson, Furst, M. Smith, Nicoloff, Oulman, Skoglund, Wood, Uphoff. Row 3: Isaacson, P. Johnson, N. Olsen, Landstad, Thorson, Prince, Howell, Jacobson. Row 4: J. Olson, Harris, C, Johnson, M. Peterson, Champlin, Canfield, Clinton, Trask. Row 5: Krabbenhott, Cook, Aldrich, Berg, Buche, Stone, B. Johnston, Holm, Moe. Row 6: Snider, Bauhauser, DeVries, Schumacher, Pavlovic, Fredricksen, Turnquist, Walling, Lindberg. 33 Row 'lr B. Larson, Berg, Robinson, STevens, Erskine, K. Larson, Rudy. Row 2: Bryce, Hyde, K. Anderson, Lind, C. PeTerson, Dahnerf, Corlberg. Row 3: Farr, How, Cronin, HilTi, M. Larsen, Paul, D, Hansen, Mundhenk. Row 4: Paradeau, KnuTson, NauTh, Calhoun, Lien, Berglund, Meder. Row 5: Quanbeclc, HarringTon, J. Hanson, Clarke, Rivrleson, Bogen, JEYWLUQS- ROW 62 Tinker, PUi0l1l, H. OlSOI'1, 5- Anderson, Needham, Elvrum, Bouchard, Wilson. ciTTend This dinner To become a member of Silver Tri. The dinner was held aT The Y.W.C.A. While There, The sophomore and The iunior girls were given carnoTions. There was one-hundred percenT oTTend- ance. AT ChrisTmas Time all The Y-Teens in The ciTy Took parT in The Hanging of The Greens. Each school had a foreign coun- Try ond decoraTed a pillar in The Y.W.C.A. represenTaTive of ThaT counTry. The Roose- velT Silver Tri had Holland. The girls dec- oraTed Their pillor wiTh wooden-shoe cuT- ouTs which said Merry ChrisTmas in DuTch. AT EasTer, The Silver Tri, The Blue Tri, and The Hi-Y had oi ioinT pre-EasTer service. Silver Tri Officers Singing Around The Piano Seafedz C, Pederson, Floyd. Siandingz Jambeck, Dahnerf, A. Erickson. SeaTed: Wredberg. STanding: Fredriclcsen, Berglund, STone, Holmes, RuTT- gerson. Row 'l: V. Swanson, Sullivan, SHARON PORTER, TREASURER, SONJA ANDERSON, VICE-PRESIDENT, ELAINE HOEL, PRESIDENT: MUR- lEL ELVIN, SECRETARY, JANETH DEAN, l.C.C., Berggren, J. Johnston. Row 2: Honmyhr, Paul, B. Olson, Rauhauser, Thomas, E. Olson, Abrahamson, Capron, Schaefer. Row 3: P. Hansen, P. Hanson, Zwiers, White, Martinson, Forberg, Lindgren, Kutz, Shrewsbury. Row 4: Smith, Melrose, Bye, Goodin, Colburn, Hendrickson, Mathews, A, Johnson, Blomseth, Tremel. Row 5: Buck, Quaal, V. Erickson, Land- berg, Rosvold, Christensen, Solheim, Bigelow, Tuset. Row 6: Leikvold, Lund, Davis, S. Larson, Macgowan, Willford, Loken, Williams, Toreson, Thomsen. Blue Triangle school during the year. They also made Any Senior girl may become Q member valentine favors foria hospital. Blue Tri, of Blue Tri. The club, under the direction of W'fl1Si'vef Trl and H Y' Pui on the Easier Miss Raschke, is divided into chapters. Servlces' Meetings are held on the first and third Blue Tri also attended the International Wednesdays of each month. The council, Fair which was held with all the Y-Teens consisting of the officers and the adviser, in Minneapolis at the Y.W.C.A. This affair meets on the second and the fourth was held at Christmas time, and each Wednesdays. school decorated a pillar in the Y.W.C.A. The girls put on two style shows for the building. Row 'l: Kromer, Hempel, Bachler, E. Peterson, Gillian, Wright, Christy, B. Petersen, Eckert, Haeg. Row 2: Guptill, Walton, B. Hansen, D. Erickson, Linton, Klinder, Flanders, Haugan, Eddy, Miss Raschke, Adviser. Row 3: Koch, Skeels, Budd, K. Erickson, How, Burke, Didrickson, Porter, Nerison. Row 4: Slabey, Howe, Mulleady, Hall, Klaurens, Murphy, Ulberg, Jacobson, Sipple, Helgren, Row 5: J. Swanson, Mueller, Wedin, Sivertsen, J. Olson, Solie, Shaw, Armbruster, Hein, Roverud. Row 6: Palmquist, Stoner, Pearson, Ballard, Brewer, Kenny, Newlin, Quinn, M. Olson, Stoner. i l i i t 35 it i I ef Row 'lc Durigan, Higgins, Manolis, WAYNE HUME, VICE-PRESTDENT, CONRAD VILLELLA, PRESIDENT, FRAN SCHUMACHER, TREAS' URERp DOROTHY DiDRICKSON, SECRETARY, Eastling. Row 2: Salhus, Bigelow, Rauhauser, Doan, Bowers, Buck, White, Wiebe. Row 3: Berg, Jesme, Skou, Nordstrom, Doelz, Tuset, D. Larson. Row 4: K. Johnson, Schwankl, Magee, Wold, Herman, Thompson, A. Pear' son, O. Johnson. Row 5: Martell, Mokly, K. Benson, Lindo, Wachter, Wittgraf, Schmidtke, Twito, R. Nelson. Science Club Okay, what's the password? The formula is NAKC4H406, sir. Very good! Come in. Actually, this procedure doesn't occur at a meeting ot the Roosevelt Science Club. ln tact, the only qualifications for member- ship are to have taken a science course at Roosevelt and to have an interest in find- ing out more about the world of science around us. During the past several years, the Sci- ence Club has been growing in size and interest under the thumb ot busy Mr. Hal- ron. Every other Tuesday the group gets together to make curious experiments and to discuss them, to see movies and slides, or maybe to have a speaker. Members who are especially resourceful do research on different phases ot science and report their findings to the club. Other programs have included professional speakers who have spoken about mining and nursing as careers. Row I: Schnorr, George, K. Erickson, Martinson, Mr, Holron, Adviser, Schaefer, Capron, P. Hansen, Wright. Row 2: Rudy, Porter, B. Peterson, Allaway, Brewer, Kenny, Ballard, Holtan, Holten. Row 3: Girard, Clarke, Draves, C. Nelson, White, Moe, Skeels, Hein. Row 4: E. Peterson, Armbruster, Alexander, H. Alexander, Walther, Holen, Ness, J. Johnson, Martin. Row 5: Veith, Davidson, L. Johnson, G. Swanson, Kittock, M, Johnson, Christensen, Loken, Solheim. ,. Row 'l: JANE SIDLO, TREASURER-I, Il, YVONNE ARMBRUSTER, SECRETARY-l, ll, DUN LARSEN, VICE-PRESIDENT-I, PRESIDENT- ll: Miss Sfeinhauser, Adviser, GERALD KELLEY, PRESIDENT-I, LARRY HITTNER, SGT. AT ARMS-I, VICE-PRESIDENT-Il, Parks, Alex- ander, Hopper. Row 2: Herr, Kovocik, M. Carlson, Bergland, Draves, Pavlovic, Fredricksen, Krebs. Row 3: D. Anderson, Robertsen, Ebrenz, A. Johnson, Higgings, Alexander, Eastling, Roan. Row 4: Vacanti, Dye, Morgan, Krusic, Kyllo, Wiebe, Foster, Lowell. Row 5: Mollan, Doelz, Schwankl, Deno, Sorensen, Kilan, Riley, Sacre, Parks. German Club Die Deutshe Gesellschaft, which is more often called DDG, was organized in l925. The qualifications for membership are a B average in German and a good recommendation by the club cabinet. Many social activities are enioyed by the club and its adviser, Miss Gretchen Steinhauser. Some of these affairs are the initiation party, the Christmas party, and the senior farewell banquet. But don't think the club members think only of them- selves! Every year they send a C.A.R.E. package to a German speaking European country. They also exchange school news- papers with a school in Germany. The club trophy was awarded to Yvonne Armbruster this year. The trophy is award- ed to the person who has excelled in service and leadership. Row 'l: Burke, Snider, Johnston, Schumacher, Jambeck, Miss Steinhauser, Adviser, Cronin, Kordosky, WILLIAM LARSEN, SGT. AT ARMS-ll. Row 2: S. Johnson, Kromer, Didrickson, Porter, Turnbull, Borseth, Ballard, V. Larson, Backlund. Row 3: Ramberg, Bergluncl, Alsip, Nordos, Jorgensen, Barnes, Schmelitsch, L. Peterson, Mattson. Row 4: Adams, Jalentine, Krohn, Carothers, J. Olsen, M. Johnson, Wilson, Sundahl. Row 5: Hertzer, Vik, Nessum, J. Johnson, Sullivan, Martinson, Heathfield, Dimick, Malmsten, ROW 'iz Pitt, Johnston, Jacobson, Ness, Mrs. Gerard, Adviser, M. Larson, Basktield, Bauer, Lambert. Row 2: N. Johnson, Bodin, Houle, E. Anderson, K. Olson, Strong, Pappas. Row 3: Borseth, Wallingford, V. Carlson, Safhre, Hood, JAMES VAUGHAN, TREASURER-ll: Ekberg, Fautch. Row 4: G. Olson, Quinn, Kallstrom, Gmitro, PHILIP TAYLOR, VlCE-PRESIDENT-l, PRESIDENT-ll, Gaustad, Carsberg, Martell, Kilen. Latin Club Possumus quod nos posse putamus - We can because we think we can. This is the motto ot the Latin Club, an organiza- tion started in i943 tor students who were interested in Latin and who had good scholarship. The purpose ot the club is to encourage the study of Latin and to turther understanding more than can be done in the classroom. The club pin shows a torch representing knowledge. Among the activities participated in by this busy language club this year were the Latin Christmas party and the spring ban- quet tor senior members. It was the Latin Club members who sold pennants tor the tootball games. A trophy is given to an exceptional stu- dent ot Latin each year. This student must have good understanding ot Latin, must have good scholarship, and be active in club activities. Row I: Lee, Ruona, Eastling, ROSS PARADEAU, TREASURER-l, VICE-PRESIDENT-II, SALLY OHNO, SECRETARY-1, FRED FRISWOLD, PRESIDENT-Ig Bryce, DeVries. Row 2: ROBERTA WlNlCK, SECRETARY-ll, N. Johnson, Seemann, Jacobson, D. Carlson, Carter, Aamot, Paquette. Row 3: Risser, Remmen, Noreen, Conway, Wulkan, Berg, C. Peterson, Weaver. Row 4: Vanclerwert, Barnes, Felker, Elvin, Sanders, Liljiberg, F. Johnson, Kyllo. Row 'l: Mindrum, B. Larson, Barnard, Taylor, Streitz, Lucey, CONNIE O'BRlEN, PRESIDENT-ll, Elander, Foster. Row 2: Zimmer, Jir- ousek, Sullivan, J. Swanson, Honmyhr, Walling, Turnquist, Miss Farseth, Adviser. Row 3: Lindsley, Davis, K. Jensen, Goodman, S. Johnson, Bartley, Smith, Olivera. Row 4: Ford, Solheim, V. Carlson, Howson, Radosevich, RAY RADOSEVICH, SECRETARY-ll: ROSS PARADEAU, SGT. AT ARMS--Il, Kruckeberg. Spanish Club Language clubs are among the most popular ot all clubs at Roosevelt. Spanish Club, or El Club Hispano-Americano, is no exception. As it was organized in 1941, it is one ot our newer clubs. Any student who studies Spanish or who has completed two years of Spanish is eligible tor member- ship. Meetings are held on the tirst and third Wednesdays ot each month. Some of the special activities in which the mem- bers engage are an initiation party, a Christmas pinata party, and a senior ban- quet. The motto is Adelante, siempre ade- lante which means, it our Spanish isn't too rusty, Forward, always forward. Last Spring the annual Spanish club trophy was awarded to Blenda Theilman and Dean Manolis. Row T: Mulkern, BARBARA GILLESPIE, TREASURER-I: JOAN SHREWSBURY, SECRETARY-I: DEANE MANOLIS PRESIDENT-I: JANE EOWERS, VICE-PRESIDENT-I: Ronning, M. Nelson. Row 2: Beveridge, Dean, Klopter, Courtney, D. Johnson, Bondeson, Oppegard. Row 3: NANCY HYDE, VICE-PRESIDENT-II: Abraham, Oseien, D. Johnson, Garrison, Christensen, J. Olson, Keely. Row 4: McCarty, Harris, C. Erickson, Voelker, Bynell, Wilburn, Felber. Row 5: Holmes, Milen, Sahlstrand, Rush, C. Carlson, Floyd, Blaisdell, Laudig. Row 'Is Rinn, Bierken, Knudsen, Zehngroft, Biorndal, Severson, Moberg, Pundy. Row 2: D. Peterson, Booth, SHARRON ROVERUD, SECRETARY, Lindgren, S. Lorson, P. Hcunson, Mr. Donielsen, Adviser. Row 3: D. Peterson, Sczndness, JIM CHRISTOPHERSON, VICE' PRESIDENT-Il, J. Johnson, Ream, Biornstod. Row 4: Knutson, Grcmstod, DAVID J. ANDERSON, PRESIDENT-'ly Sollie, Schroeder, Rystod, Tulle. Norse Club This yeor the Norse Club is honored to hove os its oclviser, Mr. A. J. Donielsen, on exchonge teocher from Norwoy. Mr. Eg- gon, the club's usuol odviser, is teoching in Oslo this yeor. He is expected to return with mciny interesting stories ond pictures of Norwoy. The Norse Club wos orgonizecl in I926, ond it is open to ony student tciking Norse. The Norse oword, in the form ot o trophy, is given to on outstonding student eoch yeor. The winner in I953 wos Morlys Holm. A pin with Norwoy's coot of orms is ovoiloble to members. Highlights of this yeor's octivities were the Initiotion ot new members, the onnuol bosketboll gome between the Norwegions ond the Swedes, ond the Senior Forewell Bonquet. Row I: Erskine, Budinger, Blegen, Thor, J. Honsen, Berglund, Tullokson. Row 2: Ubel, Stcrmo, JO-ANN FEMRITE, VICEWPRESIDENT- I, PRESIDENTvIl, BARBARA GRIBSTAD, TREASURER, Aune. Rcw 3: Long, Tronnes, Rudd, Forseth, B. Anderson, Reme. Row 4: Reis, Kveberg, S. Anderson, Needham, Bursch, Hexom, Hiortlond. Row 1: R. Johnson, Cater, Sackrison, Watson, D. Erickson, Forsman, Bloomquisf, Solie, A. Nelson, Hale, Eckholdt. Row 2: Dow, Nord, MARY JO CARLSON, SECRETARY-TREASURER, S. Johnson, Smith, Asplund, Mackey, J. Anderson, Holmstrand, Mr. Benson, Adviser. Row 3: Isaacson, Budd, Berggren, Abrahamson, B. Olson, Pearson, Applequist, Krueger, Laumb, Shoberg. Row 4: R. Anderson, Cap- ron, Morgan, Lindberg, Edstrom, R. Swanson, Lofgren, S. Anderson, Williams, MARK BERNHARDSON, PRESIDENT. Row 5: Conway, Bye, V. Swanson, Markstrom, Crady, Betzold, Kellner, J. Carlson, Kellner, M. Olson. Row 6: Davidson, Martinson, L. Johnson, Morri- son, B. Carlson, Edstrom, Hullar, Lundeen, JAMES BECKSTROM, VICE-PRESIDENT, J. Peterson, J. Anderson. Swedish Club The Swedish Club, under The direction of Mr. Benson, has proved To be a very active club. One may gain membership To This club by Taking Swedish and by having good rnarks. Every other Wednesday in Room 316, one will Tind The members meeting and planning strategy To ouTdo The Norse Club. Each year The Swedish Club sponsors a 1o,ooo swsnss RAN THROUGH THE wzeos . . S . , M, JM fp N ll dance. IT also collaborates with The Nor- wegian classes and the music deparTmenT To put on a Scandinavian Testival. The members usually dress in The costumes of Their naTive Scandinavian countries. They present skits and do some Tolkdancing. Each year The independent order of Svithiod gives a Trophy To The sTudenT or students ThaT have shown The greaTesT im- provement in The study of The Swedish language. Swedish Club Officers Seated: J. Peterson, Bernhardson, M. Carlson. Standing: Beckstrom, J. Anderson, Mr. Benson. Q ...M , 'GZ' Seated: Billings, Ackland, Dosch, Lynch, Laudenslager, Carsberg. Standing: Snyder, Arneson, Sonier, Mr. Osterhus, Adviser, D. Nel- son, W. Anderson. Z Tn Debate Club Do the Best You Can. Does that phrase sound familiar? It is the inspiring motto of the National Forensic League. After collect- ing twenty points in interscholastic speech and debate, a person is eligible for this club. It was organized in 1930 and has sent nine representatives to national tourn- aments since then. History Club The Roosevelt History Club, with Mr. Haynes as its adviser, was organized in 1945 for students who have a desire to increase their interest in current happen- ings and the past life of our state and na- tion. This club is affiliated with the Minne- sota Historical Society and the Hennepin County Historical Society. Field trips are taken each term by this club to places of historical interest. Seated: Quirk, Hallbeck, M. Johnson, Miller, D. Holten, P. Holtan. Standing: Kelley, Felker, W. Anderson, Mr. Haynes, Adviser, F. Johnson, Backfield, Magee, Berens. 'Inf'- Row 'l: Mr. Luke, Adviser, D. Olson, DAN KUCERA, VICE-PRESIDENT, DON PEHRSON, SENTINEL, DON NORDSTROM, PRESIDENT, BILL GRAHAM, REPORTER, WAYNE PETERSON, SECRETARY, RUSSELL LINEBURG, TREASURER, Urdahl. Row 2: Lyons, .l. Nelson, .lanZ, Moon, Barsness, J. Larson. Row 3: Jacobson, Sancley, Engstrom, Bishman, Remorcik, Dickover, C. Peterson, Croes, R. Nelson, Row 4: Anders, Reisdorph, Wheelock, Skog, Bramsen, Kruger, Land, Sworcl, R, Olson. Row 5: Jensen, Diede, Sievers, J. Anderson, Berggren, Quirk, Keating, Pottsmith, Rich, Heggerness, B. Pederson. Future Farmers of America The Future Farmers of America is very definitely a club of distinction. It is a na- tionally known organization and is an ac- tive club here at Roosevelt. The club was organized in 1945. Anyone wishing to belong to this club must be enrolled in vocational agriculture at Roosevelt and must pay his dues. The club holds its meet- ings on the second and fourth Thursdays of every month. The F.F.A., headed by Mr. Luke, partici- pates in many activities. The members have gym nights, parent nights, bean feeds, and field trips. They also have en- tries in district, state, and national events. Each year an outstanding senior is selected to receive the De Kalb award. Roosevelt is the only school in the Twin Cities that has an F.F.A. organization. Hoeing Potato Project Very Productive Bee Enterprise Urdol-nl Nordstrom Row I: Miss Bjorklund, Adviser: Dooley, ALBERTA DEAN, SECRETARY-TREASURER, Mader, Velander, Ramberg, Mr. Vogtsberger, Ad- viser. Row 2: P, Johnson, SUE JAMBECK, PRESIDENT, S. Anderson, Mady, Draves, Mackey, Fleetham. Row 3: Vaughan, Wulkan, J. Carlson, Robertsen, Schilling, Rudsdil, V. Johnson. Row 4: Kemp, Lindberg, Hendrickson, Paradeau, Weikle, D. Pearson, Edmunds. Row 5: Gaston, May, Bierke, Wheelock, Laudenslager, Melin, C. Peterson, Lundeen. Row I: Bursch, Martin, KATHLEEN KLAURENS, TREASURER: MARILYN EDIN, CO-SECRETARY, JOYCE JOHNSON, PRESIDENT, CONNIE TUTTLE, CO-SECRETARY, MARILYN LANDBERG, VICE-PRESIDENT, Vagasky, Kingsbury. Row 2: Mrs. Hanson, Adviser, Crockett, M. Carlson, N. Johnson, D, Erickson, Walsh, Keogh, Mrs. Hoyer, Adviser. Row 3: Mindrum, How, Palmquist, Sidlo, Jacobson, M. Erick- son, Goodrich, Vlleston. Row 4: Nessum, Pitt, McKusick, Stivers, J. Larson, Nylander, Duncan, Heathfield. Row 5: Selg, Doherty, Loef- tler, Giles, Natzke, Yantes, Hedlof, V. Erickson, Diede. Pilots Club When we are handed a program or ushered to our seat during an evening function in the school auditorium, we are meeting a member ot the Pilots Club. The boy or girl is a iunior and represents his homeroom in the club. Among the occa- sions tor which they serve are the class plays, the talent programs, and the gradu- ation activities. Future Homemakers One of the newest and most progressive clubs at Roosevelt is the F.H.A The ideal of this national organization is to promote a better home and community lite for all and to have tun while working toward this goal. The girls were responsible for the clever snowball lapel pins worn by every- one on Winter Sports Day this year. Nurse's Aides Typing, Tiling, cleaning ThermomeTers, and arranging coTs are only a Tew of The many Tasks ThaT Mrs. Leversee's girls do To help her wiTh her big iob as The school nurse. Working as a nurse's aide gives The girls many valuable experiences. They noT only learn many rules of nursing, buT also are called upon To acT as recepTionisTs, sec- reTaries, messengers, and maintenance workers. The girls love The work, however, and Mrs. Leversee would be losT wiThouT Them. HealTh Council The HealTh Council of RoosevelT is an organizaTion which helps promofe beTTer personal healTh Through more healThTul living, boTh in and ouT of school. The mem- bership consisTs of Two groups: The HealTh Council Board made up of various mem- bers of The TaculTy and eighT sTudenT healTh represenTaTives, one from each homeroom. Mrs. Leversee, school nurse, and Mrs. Erickson, visiTing Teacher, are co-chairmen. Sealed: Noreen, Seeman, S. Johnson. Standing: Mrs. Leversee, Macgowan, V. Swanson, Ballard, Lambert, McCloud, Girard, Ronning. jx fix. V: I rf Row 'I: McCloud, Mrs. Leversee, Frondell, Sorenson, Chrisienson, S. Johnson. Row 2: Mr. Hanson, R. Peierson, GasTon, Mrs. Erickson, Miss Biorklund. T l Row 'l: R. Larson, Emery, Fisher, Keys, Peer, Cook, McGovern, Mr. lobdell, Adviser. Row 2: R. Anderson, Jacobson, Dowson, C. Lar- son, Ladendorf, J. PeTerson, Engstrom, Keiser. Row 3: Seeger, Engen, Moss, Foley, Hanks, Mielke, Brafrud. Row 4: Soblick, Edstrom, J. Hanson, Dymoke, Dosch, Stinar, Arvidson. Row 5: Tcxlle, W. Anderson, Rasmussen, Bohen, Ohnesorge, Nordstrom, Garrish, Parks. Audio-Visual PracTically everyone has been in a class- room where movies or slides have been presenTed. Have you ever ThoughT abouT The person who runs and mainTains This equipmenT? He is a member of The audio- visual crew and is well Trained for This iob. He and his co-workers have a general knowledge of all of RoosevelT's movie and sound equipmenT. STage Crew Have you ever been in a school audiTo- rium program, a class play or a concerT? Then you already know abouT The boys ThaT keep The sTage shipshape. This infor- maTion is imporTanT Tor Those who haven'T gone To any of These performances. The sTage crew, along wiTh Mr. Brick, adviser, is a group of boys who help make The previously menTionecl producTions possible. Seaied: Twiss, Burke, Nordrum, LeVoir, Carler. Siandingz ClinTon, Alexander, Doelz, Selover, Parks, Mr. Brick, Adviser, WhiTehouse, D. Anderson. I. to R: Jacobsen, Adams, Roal, Sidlo, Hendrickson, Stark, Lund, Mr. Swanson, Olsen, Milen, Case, Howe, Chlebecek. Orchestra Besides providing many fine auditorium programs at their own school, the Roose- velt Orchestra this year gave concerts at Columbia Heights, North High School, and at various cities in Minnesota and Wiscon- sin. In return for a concert given at Supe- rior, Wisconsin, the high school orchestra from that city gave one at Roosevelt. The Roosevelt High School Orchestra in the past has won first place in the state division contests and first place in the na- tional division contests. Since the war no competition has been available, therefore, the orchestra has not entered any contests. Many of our former Roosevelt students are playing professionally and have made names for themselves in the musical world. Last year's concert master, Carol Jackson, is now attending the .luliard School of Music in New York and is studying under one of the foremost violin teachers of to- day, Mr. Ivan Galamian. Richard Adams, past concert master, appeared as soloist with the Minneapolis Symphony Orchestra and won a scholarship to Juliard. He also studied under Mr. Galamian. Mr. Adams has been engaged as a violin soloist with the Armed Services. Many of 'our former students are members of symphony orches- tras throughout the country, and many have won scholarships to various universi- ties as far away as Arizona and Florida. Band This year, as usual, the Roosevelt Highi School Marching Band came through with flying colors. Under the very capable lead- ership of Mr. Oren Henning, it was molded into a fine unit that consisted of about 120 members. Even with this many members it marched as a precision unit and performed beautifully. Some of its routines, the Liber- ty Bell and the Statue of Liberty, were really good, but especially so was the Dragnet routine which was very popular with the bleacherites. Besides playing at the football and the basketball games, the band gave some excellent performances in the auditorium during the year. One can't mention the accomplishments of the marching band without giving some credit to the flag twirlers and maiorettes, who while strutting their stuff added the snap and sparkle that makes a good band unit. Another factor that added polish this year was the band's appearance. Early in- the year, mothers of several of the band members repaired the uniforms. 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BASSOON: Forsberg, Grannes, Holen, Hnasko, Luncl, Nielsen ALTO SAXOPHONE: Adams, Bachler, F. Johnson, J. Peierson Sfivers. TENOR SAXOPHONE: Holforfy, Knutson, Morrison. rf lfgig 5 .- . I 4 rv. Y L2 U. If VL, W fi JQWLM 1 wi fdwilfflf rfjl few iii' if 'WW If I' 1. I nf. , 4 . W V: .wa VV. ,J hflfl :frm .Jf .X hx! xiii' , J .L A M , X is 3 Jjdifyiyv 'WL il, 'L fii !bjIMA.' EA. , M iff ?f 'izilf' AQ' ,jk Edu? xr? BARITONE SAXOPHONE: DeRoy, Haberkorn, WachTer.',V,,i'1 FRENCH HORN: D, Anderson, Becksfrom, Clapham, Drolef, Eng- L9 dahl, R. Hanson, G. Howson, J. Howson, CORONET-TRUMPET: Doehler, Elfsirorn, Gilberfson, Goranson Granoien, G. Johnson, Krusic, May, Myhre, Ness, G. Olson Rosdahl, Sievers, Sullivan, G. Swanson. BARITONE: Haglind, Hedblom, Hegle, Laudenslager, R. Nelson Veifh. TROMBONE: Ham, Herman, Hullar, Jenkins, Pearson, R. Peter son, Schumacher, Unfinen, Weikle. BASS - TUBA: Eden, Pefferson, Sersland, Sullie, Tanem, Trumble. STRING BASS: Dye. PERCUSSION: Clinton, K. Johnson, Lindsey, Parks, Parsch Kiefsfad. HARP: Laudenslager, Biornslad. PIANO: Flaoleland. f.. . mm'-'M .... W xrramwfwvefwfwagsmissssemwfrfmzm ...W QR h 'QZIW N 1 i U QR gg 9 3 C3932 ll' My K Q, J me 55 JB Haff-ix, , k M R-':fL- - -4--- 19,1-ff 7 g11:: -, X, 4 ,,1!' - -ff - - 50 p-,1... Th 'rbyh Wig f1ffZWf'f?7 WM mffffw ffwf , W7 621' ff V TYM! -J lhff fd R y ld xx S X Mull!!! 59? 'Z . N C. X XQMK JOYCE EMUPV 5'l W. B. Benson, Football, R. Football. T. W. Jumbeck, Swimming C. J. Lobdell, Hockey H. A. Riemenschneider, Equipment J. W. Sullivan, Football, Wrestling R. Blake, Football, Basketball, A. W. Buckmnn, Golf, C. W. Courtney, Baseball, Basketball, A. Gowans, Coaches Good teams are made by good coaches. With the past record in athletics here at Roosevelt, the popular sentiment that we have the finest staff of coaches in the city is very definitely affirmed. Jerry Sullivan, our new football coach, collaborated with Al Gowans to bring home a winner last fall in A squad football. The B squad was coached by Mr. Blake and Mr. Benson. Oscar Yngve did just as well with his cross-country team which came in second in the city as well as in the state. The winter sports coaches also upheld the fine tradition. Jerry Sullivan became our new wrestling coach and did an excellent iob. Mr. Skaurud coached our ski team for the first time. Mr. Jambeck, old reliable, came up with another fine swimming team. Mr. Lobdell and Mr. Skaurud coached hockey. The basketball season again was a success under the guiding hands of Mr. Courtney and Mr. Blake. The spring sports found Mr. Courtney and Mr. Johnson coaching baseball, Mr. Buck- man, golf, Mr. Yngve and Mr. Haynes, track, and Mr. Skaurud, tennis. The results of these spring sports were too late for publication. The man who was in charge of the equip- ment room was Mr. Riemenschneider who once again did a fine iob. The man behind the scenes was Mr. Strandiord. He took over the very important job of faculty manager in the absence of Mr. Eggan. Mr. Eggan is an exchange teacher in Norway this year. 52 S. T. Johnson, Baseball K. M. Peterson, Gymnastics M. H. Skaurud, Hockey O. W. Yngve, Cross Coun- try, Track A Squad Football Row 'l: Mr. Gowans, Coach, Shetler, Lindholm, Thessenga, Svendsen, Thompson, D. Larson, Winkler, Kusske, D. Jackson, Lewis, Erick- son, Mr. Sullivan, Coach. Row 2: R. Anderson, Sacre, Kielty, Winsett, Peacock, Day, Young, Benson, Carsberg, W, Willson. Row 3: Garrish, Berg, F, Wilson, Frederickson, Wing, Carlquist, Folven, J. Hanson, Sellentine, Botko, Bakken. Row 4: Hitzman, Deno, Eikas, Sievers, J, Johnson, Rohde, Kemp, Hastings, Engen, Elfstrom. Football Mr. Gowans, head coach at Roosevelt for sixteen years, produced three cham- pions. He retired from that iolo this year to be assistant coach to Mr. Sullivan, for- merly of Southwest High School. Jerry Sullivan came to Roosevelt with a record of turning out the first champion- Deno Converts- See the Ball? ship team at Southwest during his first year there. Everybody asked himself if the combination of Jerry Sullivan and Al Gowans could do the same for Roosevelt. After last year's record of seven losses, one win, and one tie, and the loss of sev- eral lettermen, it seemed to be a big job. We all felt that Mr. Sullivan was the man to do it, he was. FootbaH Roosevelt was led to a city champion- ship by Dick Larson, captain and quarter- back for the Teddies. During the season Dick won the following honors: The Back of The Week, The Team's Most Valuable Player, The City's Most Valuable Player, and The Back of the Year. Lars, as the Team calls him, is a Three year letterman. Although he broke his leg during the '52 season, he was elected captain for '53. Stan Deno. nicknamed Golden Toed by his fellow players, was a very impor- tant figure in several games, especially in The Marshall game in which he kicked The extra point To help Roosevelt win by a margin of one conversion, 7-6. All told he made 7 points out of 8 Tries. The only one he missed was blocked by an opposing linesman. .lerry Shetler, captain for next year, is a Two year letterman and a star guard as far as The students aT Roosevelt are con- cerned. He played first string This year and didn't miss a game because of an in- iury. He was in on most of The Tackles when The play went Through The line. He played on defense and offense. Mr. Sullivan said that we have several returning lettermen and that our chances for next year are good. Victory Mr. Sullivan Larson throws a key block Larson, Slevers Rooseveh Rooseveh Rooseveh Rooseveh Rooseveh Rooseveh Rooseveh Rooseveh Scores T9 Austin - - T3 T2 Henry - - 6 T2 Washburn - 7 21 Southwest - 6 7 Marshall - - 6 7 Central - - O 20 North - - - 6 O Vocational - 7 When the smoke cleared from the grid- uii 3- iron, Roosevelt found themselves sharing the top of the standings with Henry. Al- though the Teddies beat the Patriots in their first conference game of the season, the Pats went on to a victorious season. The Teds, also, conquered every team they came up against, except the Volts. Roose- velt had to win or tie that game in order to clinch first place. A loss would mean a tie with Henry. Although the spirit of the Teds was high it took more than spirit to stop the hard smashing line of Vocational to a 6 to O win. The coaches of the Minneapolis High Schools voted 8-O for Henry to face the St. Paul Champions, Central High School, at Memorial Stadium. The Pats ran away with the game with a score of 27 to l2. LETTERMEN The Teds elected their team captain for AWD. Larsen Engen . h 'F h I .Eikos ,-,edmickson next year rig ta ter t e ast game. Jerry 'Erickson Folven Shetler, a lunlor guard this year, was elect- W' Jackson J' Hanson ed by a unanimous vote U. Johnson Hastings ' 125 lfwis EFT' Butch Hastings, a junior, will probably et er le y . . ksievm Undholm be an important cog in next year's football 'svendfsn Rhode machine. He started the season very well 'Thessenga Sacre . . .Gamsh Sellemine at Austin but did not play as much as was 'Kusske T 0mf?S0 expected after that. Another junior, Floyd R. Anderson W. Wilson . . . Bokken Winkle, Folven playing the safety position, was the DGY K'iSmC 1 victim of many a crushing tackle on punt Deno fThlrd letter Elfstrom fSecpnd letter returns- B Squad Football: Row 'l: Schiolberg, Brewer, D. Johnson, Botten, Stroberger, Rinn, Vacanti, Chatras, Freidlund, Blanchard, J. Benson, Mr. Benson. Row 2: Wade, Snater, Hagen, Sersland, Pohue, W. Larson, Benolkin, Madsen, Gavin, Wilson, Sandeen, L. Smith, Mr. Blake. Row 3: Exel, Fenstad, Mulleady, M. Johnson, Korts, Olin, W. Anderson, Vickers, Eide, Alm, Haroldson, Andreotti. Row 4: R. Nelson, Zwiers, G. Carl- son, Kolstad, Hanna, Simonsen, Moe, Tryggeseth, Riley, Parsch, B. Carlson, Jacobson, Olson, Capron, DeHarpporte. brow-aw...sef.e-.e...fe...,.w 55 Cross-Country Team Row 'l: E. Johnson, P. Petterson, Tuset, Mees, Herges, Hoverson, Christopherson, Talle, R. Carlson. Row 2: Cockrell, Schubert, Ryman, Rice, Denham, Sullivan, McPherson, J. Nelson, Kersten, Martell. Row 3: Billings, Pottsmith, Brask, Christian, D. Nelson, B. Olson, Rich, Hegle, Mr. Yngve, coach. Cross Country A Winner: Bill Mees The Cross Country team, led by Bill B Mees, captain-elect for l954, overcame all B s S S opposition except the old thorn-in-the-flesh -:X 'sit . Southwest, they swept all other opposition off their feet. Then in the Invitational at Duluth they came in second, headed only by Southwest. ln the City Meet as well as in the State Meet they once again placed second, headed only by their rivals from Southwest. Their very fine showing was brought about by the very superb running of a junior, Bill Mees. This was the first year Bill went out for Cross-Country. He is a very welcome addition. Bill finished a brilliant second in the city and an excellent fourth in the state. Burt Hoverson, Marv Herges, Harold Tuset, and Jim Midtbe were the other regular winners. The outlook for next year is very good. Lead by Captain Bill Mees and Harold Tuset, both iuniors, it should be a strong squad, even to the extent of beating 'Herges, Marvin 'Hoverson, Burt 'iTuset, Harold Mees, Bill Carlson, Ron Christopherson, Jim 56 Roosevelt's old rival Southwest. LETTERMEN Johnson, Earl Petterson, Paul Talle, Jim Midtbe, Jim Martell, Ron indicates second letter Y -393-gw,:ff-. s , 5?-5ssisfsP?.ffQ?,f. -rg. 1 . JL.. Wrestling Team Row T: D. Swanson, Hopper, Helseth, Solie, Davis, Herrman. Row 2: R. Swanson, Loegren, Eastling, Wilson, Morgan, Westergaard, Shubert, Moon. Row 3: Winkler, Shefler, Thessenga, Deach, Taylor, Bratrud, Mr. Sullivan. Wrestling When Mr. Curran retired, Mr. Sullivan, our new head football coach, took over as coach of the wrestling team. The Roosevelt grapplers finished the season with a 7-1 record which was good for a second place finish behind the city champion, Washburn. The only individual city champion on this year's team was Jer- ry Westergaard. He went through the season without a defeat. Tied for first place in the city was Willie Wilson. John Hopper also tied for first. Ron Morgan and Del Herrman were second place winners. Ron Davis tied for second place in city competition. None of Roosevelt's wrestlers qualified for the regional tournament when they participated in the sub-regional held at Robbinsdale High School. Next year's team should be high in the standings with returning iuniors John East- ling, Jerry Shetler, Jon Hopper, Richard Helseth, Willie Wilson, and Bob Bratrud. Dick Soilie is the only sophomore letter- man. Heavies. Thesenga, Davis, Winkler All Set. Morgan, Westergaard 57 Two coming up: Higher: Deno Basketball After losing all of last year's lettermen except for this year's captain, Jim Midtbo, the city sports writers and school coaches rated Roosevelt as the team most likely to be beaten. That, of course, was not Mr. Courtney's viewpoint. Wayne Courtney, who is rated one of the best coaches in the City League, knew he had a winning team, but he also knew there was a lot of work in store to shape up a team that had only A Squad Fritske one regular returning from the previous year. The Teds started off the schedule with some of the toughest teams in the city. After beating Central and Edison, people started wondering whether Roosevelt wasn't going to repeat last year's winning streak. After losing to North by one point, the Teds beat Vocational, lost to Henry in a thrilling game, beat Marshall, South- west, West, South, and Washburn in that order, and finished in second place. Row 'Ia Deno, Fritzke, Young, Whitney, Exel, D. Johnson. Row 2: Sorenson, Frederickson, Sacre, Midtbo, D. Johnson, Gromstad, D. Soren- son, Thompson, Sampson, Row 3: Mr. Courtney, Coach, Hullar, Messman, Kielty, Swenson, Bakken, Mr. Blake, Bierke, Mgr. l B Squad Row 1: D, Nelson, Andreotti, Fenstad, Blanchard, Snater, Wallingford. Row 2: Schiolberg, D. Johnson, D. Olson, Hagman, W. Larson, Heollund, Stroberger. Row 3: Tuttle, Riley, Freund, Renk, Snyder, Ponto, Mr. Blake, Coach. SEASON SCORES TWIN CITY Roosevelt - 41 :37 - - Central Roosevell 64:48 Roosevelt - 56:43 - Edison DISTRICT Roosevelt - 50:51 - North Roosevelt 48:46 Roosevelt - 43.28 - Vocational Roosevelf 47:66 Roosevelt - 47:50 - - Henry Roosevelt - 51:33 - Marshall Roosevelt - 60:53 - - Southwest LETTERMEN Roosevelt - 71 :51 - West Mwdfbo Jim Roosevelt - 49:38 - - South Dem, sm Roosevelt - 60:58 - - Washburn imzke' EW' oung, on Exel, Larry 'Hthird letter What belongs to Who: Fast Break: Gramstad, Johnson. 5C1mPS0l'1- Mechanic Arts West Henry Johnson, Dave Gram-stad, Gene Sorenson, Donald Thompson, Bill Sampson, Gary Q71 '.s-72 H , S ila sfvikl 7 Swimming lnexperience cost our tankers a tirst meet loss to Washburn 38-37. Then the development ot the sophomores made a winning team. The team defeated the rest of the city schools as well as Fargo, N. D. and U High. Easily winning the city meet, the team took six ot the nine indi- vidual titles. For the second year in a row, Chuck Finman won the diving champion- ship and Kent Hardy won the 'l00 yd. breast stroke. Junior Joe Kruger won the 50 yd. tree style while sophomore Jim Diede took the T00 yd. tree style. The 'l50 yd. medley relay team of Jerry Johnson, Kent Hardy, and Dick Jackson was good' tor another first as was the 200 yd. free style relay ot Jim Diede, Dick Jackson, Ron HHardy, Kent Jackson, Richard 'Finman, Charles fFrykholm, Robert 'Johnson, Jerry X' Kruger, Joe Breastroke: Kent Hardy Diver: Charles Finman Swimming Team Schwartz, and Joe Kruger. The team won the Y.M.C.A. meet and placed titth in the state meet. LETTERMEN Johnson, Charles Johnson, Neil Schwarta, Ron Diede, Jim Huebner, Ron Botker, Curtis Row 'lz C. Johnson, N. Johnson, Schwartz, W. Zwiers, Simonson, Lien, Diede, Witt, Wittgraff, Engdahl, Christiansen, Huebner R Carl son. Row 2: Mr. Jambeck, coa h, R. J k F' H d F kh l J. J h M l h K S k, Morreim. 3 . 6, K C OC SOD, l!'1lT1C1l'1 GI' Y, fy O IT1, O l1SOI'1, E DC E, I'UgeI', TDI' 'M f . 60 Gymnastics With a lot of last year's C class grad- uating, Mr. Peterson was in for a tough program as far as shaping another win- ning team like last year's. As the season progressed the Teds found the competition getting tougher. Going into the last meet of the season against North, the Teds were undefeated. The outcome was very gloomy for the Teddie body men. The C and B classes met North's C and B classes and went down in defeat. After the regular season was over, all the teams met and held a city meet. Again Roosevelt was iinxed by North's fine team, coming in second to North. ln the North- west meet, the Teds held their own and took first place in C and D classes. Next in view was the State meet. Roosevelt again came in second to North. LETTERMEN B Class Johnson, Jerry H'Knudson, John 'fFinman, Charles Uohnson, Roger C Class 'lBenson, William Chlebacek, George fHelseth, Richard Bode, Robert 'tFahlin, William' fHall, Jerry Haugan, Rolf Holton, Richard 'fHoey, John 'Nesheim, James f'Reynolds, Peter -kk Gymnastic Team 'Untinen, Richard D Class Alexander, Harlan Blackstone, Gary Boscoe, John Carlquist, Dick Christopherson, Jim Dahlberg, Jack Gaston, Marvin Holton, Richand Kemp, Jerry Keys, Frank Larson, Ronald Reiter, Jerry Sager, Ronald Wing, William 'ff Top: Knudson-Look at those muscles bulge Bottom: Finman flys through the air. Row 'lz R. Larson, Gaston, Blackstone, Wing, Carlquist, Deutsch, Holton, Sager. Row 2: Helseth, Keys, Boscoe, Alexander, Kemp Stevens, Haberkorn, Mr. Peterson. Row 3: Nesheim, Reynolds, Haugen, Ryman, Chlebecek, Hoey, Bode, Benson, Hall. Row 4: Fahlm Jacobsen, Finman, Jerry Johnson, Knudsen, Roger Johnson, Fitzgerald, Untinen. 'K' if Hockey Row I: Ronneberg, Gangloff, Erickson, Koener, Ryman, Olin. Row 2: B. Larson, M. Nelson, D. Nelson, Hastings, Martel, Svendson, Shetler, Roan, Mr. Lobdell, coach. Top: Gangloff deflects puck as Olin, Hastings, and Erickson look on. Bottom: Nelson gets pinched. ,emul- riffs-if fe? ns, s skit Qgmw 5 sw gn was S552 QQ? W 3' wifi H Q is 'sis is J ,... . ,A J . ' 1. , W 15,5-Fgggx -' ssE'?4?51?,, 554' X'-.fi -,.55E.. 3i- I 5 ' .. i45:'fQEE,,..f ::f,,f.- - 5T'iii1ir:S'Y5s: 'v:sv.s??s51f,e,5.2i'?5i'3?3L .,.-Q wf fe ws Q HS.. L.. ...is . . ,iss U. we . .s s.. . is , f - f - .1.f,.',-- -,vm '- , , - ,. s szlafsfifslevwf-H' -s-rss'-: -:::ss.si:..1:fSa..ffaz,r ' ,, ' ' ' ' ' .- p 2-iw r . 5: '- -: P:'r If 32i?2EfP??f5.1?i?Qiii. s fgh sw, ag?E2'EEf...sa:gg1..3,,':f.,,' . . . J. A M . ' he . L L ,S , .. , in Q. . e - f .-fzisrswfgg, , ., ' 1i.,f,5:'f5if9ggg'axEf Hockey After getting off to a slow start Roose- velt's pucksters finished fairly respectably. Along with the Ted's fifth place finish in city competition came the right to compete in the playoffs. Here Roosevelt proved to be a surpriser by dumping both Henry and Washburn by 2-l scores. Skeeter Nelson was rewarded for individual stardom in the Washburn game by receiving a plaque from Stu Mann's ln the Bleachers radio program. The Teds, with good depth at all posi- tions except goalie, won six of their last seven games. The only loss came in the last game when Roosevelt's bid for the region one title and a spot in the state tour- nament was quelled by a fiery St. Paul Johnson hockey team. Prospects for next year's club are very good as defensemen Jim fButchj Hastings and Jerome Shetler, forwards Bart Larson and Mike Roan, center iceman Gary Olin, and goalie Gerry Gangloff are returning. LETTERMEN MErickson, Bruce Gangloff, Gerry ,'fRonneberg, Stan Larson, Bartley HRyman, Lee Martell, Ronald 'Hastings, James Olin, Garry iKoener, Larry Roan, Mike fNelson, Dave ffthird letter 'Nelson, Martin fsecond letter fSvendson, Michael ?T very short ski season. B Squad Row I: Anders, Johnson, Pierson, Kolben, Geinoier, Fisber, Gersdorf, Webb, Norclrum. Row 2: Jacobson, D. Nelson, Siersland, Hig- gins, Vacante, Markstrom, Madsen, Anderson, Hagen, Mr. Skaurud, coach. Skiing Old man winter brought disappoint- ment to the ski team this year. There was a scarcity of snow in the surrounding area this past winter which accounts tor the Even though the lack ot snow handicap existed, the Roosevelt skiers did all right. With jumper Roy Jacobson and cross-coun- try skier Arve Grimsmo leading the way, Roosevelt took second place in the city. At the state meet, held in Duluth, Roosevelt tied tor titth place. Duluth Central was the eventual winner. Ski Team Ot the nine lettermen Arve Grimsmo was the only three year winner. Roy Ja- cobson, who placed second in the ski jumping event at the city meet, and Marv Hegle, the slalom man, received their sec- ond awards. With these heavy losses and only two returning lettermen the 'Future is not too bright. John Knudson Charles Johnson Emmit Batton Bill Kitzman Don Peterson Kenny Larson Row 'lz E. Johnson, Peterson, Hegle, Levoir, Olson, Larson. Row 2: Ritch, Burkhart, Kitzman, LETTERME N 'Marvin Hegle 'Roy Jacobson fArve Grimsmo 'denotes second letter twdenotes third letter Grimsmo, Batten, C, Johnson, Mr. Skaurud l Girls' Basketball Champions Front row: Friedman and Olson. Back row: Fladelanol Stanley, Johnson, and Peterson. Girls' Volleyball Champions Front row: Weldele, Beystrom, Houle, Shanahan, Back row: M. Larsen, Holten, Brinkman, Hertzer. Girls' Leaders Girls' Sports Girls' sports, under the able leadership ot LaVerne Bjorkland and Rae Wilbur, con- sist of team sports, individual sports, mod- ern dance, tolk and square dancing, and co-rec which is for seniors only. ln this un- usual class the boys and girls take gym together, play ping pong, badminton, soft ball, and volleyball. The class works on the trampoline too. The girls, however, are reluctant to try it. Girls' athletics do not -get the publicity that boys' sports do, but nevertheless they are just as active in sports as the boys are. The team sports consist of basketball, baseball, soccer, and volleyball, The individual sports are tennis, golf, badminton, bowling, and ping pong. Any person who gets co-rec thinks that he was born under a lucky star. They have loads ot fun with volleyball probably the favorite sport. Tournaments are organized tor volley- ball, basketball, ping pong, and badmin- ton. These tournaments mean a great deal to the girls and get great participation from all grades. Any girl or group ot girls can enter the tourneys. From the begin- ning ot the tourneys to the tinal game it is a contest all the way. The gym teachers are very ably assisted by the girls' leaders. They take a course in instruction as juniors and then take attend- ance, care tor the equipment, and help keep order in the gym classes as seniors. Row lz Miss Bjorklund, S. Porter, Nerison, Helgren, Walton, Guptil, Mrs. Hannah. Row 2: E. Porter, Haw, Solheim, Christiansen, Ebrenz, Olson, Paul. Row 3: Elvin, N. Johnson, S. Larson, Macgowan, Abrahamson, Quinn, Carothers, Gren, Morrison. Cheerleaders What school could get along without their peppiest bunch, the cheerleaders? The Teddy cheerleaders this year led the stu- dents in cheers which could be heard for blocks. This year's cheerleaders faithfully led Roosevelt through all the games whether it was a win or defeat. They also gave pep- fests in auditorium programs to get the Teddy fans ready for the game ahead. The T954 cheerleaders were: Dick Wallin, Re- nee Gillian, Bill Fahlin, Audrey Jackson, Eddie Jacobson, Lorraine Paul, Tom Fron- dell, Sharon Capron. New cheerleaders for next year were chosen by holding try-outs in the gym. They were graded by this year's cheerleaders and the gym teachers, who gave them points according to how well they could do the cheers. They then took the ones with the most points and the contestants were put on the stage during an auditorium pro- gram, and they tried out before the stu- dents. The Roosevelt students chose as next year's new cheerleaders these sophomores and juniors: Beryl Mattson, Eddie Falene, Fran Schumacher, Gordy Stevens, Joan Bondeson, Pat Corcoran, and Dick Helseth. Audrey Jackson, the only iunior on this year's team, will be returning next year. North 5'l - Roosevelt 50: Jackson, Gillian, Paul. 53-54 Cheerleaders: Bottom Row: Gillian, A. Jackson, Capron, L. Paul. Top Raw: Fahlin, Wallin, Frondell, Jacobson. 54-55 Cheerleaders: A. Jackson, Corcoran, Mattson, G. Stevens, Bondeson Helseth, Schumacher, Felien. A Squad 7 Row 'lz B. Larson, B. Anderson, Hastings, M. Nelson, Winkler, Norw ch Sampson Mr Courtney coach Row 2 Bergstrom Freund Case, Jelmo, Exel, Deach, Stolte. Row 3: Stickler, Messman, Thompson W Wilson D Johnson Krueger Baseball , When Coach Courtney called the first outdoor practice in 1953, the thermometer was playing tag with the 35 and 40 degree mark. The weather wasn't the only thing that was cold, the Teddy hitting was mak- ing a very bad showing. As the season progressed, the Ted's pitchers came into their own. i'Leading the list was Bill St. Mane, and Saxe Roberts, each pitching what every hurler dreams about, 'a no-hit game. St. Mane's game dragged out until hitting lost the game for Roosevelt again. Robert's hitless game went 9 innings before the Roosevelt slug- gers finally brought across a run in the 9th to win l-O over West. Roosevelt showed weak hitting during the whole season. When the Teds com- bined the pitching and hitting, they fin- ished with a 3-won and 5-lost record. Captain for the '53 season, Dale Leshov- sky, turned over his post to Martin CSkeeterj Nelson, centerfielder for the Teds. Return- ing lettermen for the '54 season are Skeeter Nelson, Butch Hastings, Jim Norwick, Gary Sampson, and Dick Winkler. After last year's strong pitching staff, the Teds have only one returning first string pitcher, in Ron Jelmo. Though the coming season doesn't look to good on paper, the Teddy fans and Mr. Courtney know they'll be among the top teams. Top: Safe: Norwick, M. Nelson, Sampso Bottom: Double-play: Hastings, Norwick. fLong, Bob Roosevelt - Roosevelt - Roosevelt - Roosevelt - Roosevelt - Roosevelt - Roosevelt - Roosevelt - +'Lesl-lovsky, Dale fDubisor, Bill Uackson, Ron Uensen, Jerry Johnson, Lloyd Keeler, Jim 'SL Mane, Bill Armstrong, Jim Clough, Ron Fugelberg, Jim 1953 SCORES Southwest West - South - Central - Southwest West - South - Central - 1953 LETTERMEN Hastings, Jim Nelson, Martin Norwick, Jim Roberts, Saxe Sampson, Gary Winkler, Dick Wohlford, Dick MThird letter 'Second letter Top: Slide! Sampson, Stolte Bottom: Bingo: Hastings, Stolte. B Squad Row 'l: Mr. Johnson, coach, D. Johnson, Andreotti, Langerf, Ponto Callahan Scaumacher Nestunde Vickers Grober Schwartz Fried land, Kolstad. Row 'Zz Flynn, Wade, Holt, R. Johnson, L. Lee, Crane Grossman Myhrep Nordrum G Carlson C Carlson N Wil liams, P. Swanson, Davidson, Kolden, Morris, Houde. Y. M. C. A. Champs Front Row: Sievers, Nordland, Carlson, R. Swanson, D. Back Row: Sellentine, Hoverson, Wachter, G. Wachter, B. Y.M.C.A. Volleyball Every year the Y.M.C.A. holds an invita- tional volleyball tournament. Any city high school may enter if it so desires. The name of the school that comes out on top has its name engraved on a beautiful trophy. If any school wins the tourney three years running, they may retire the trophy permanently. Being of a covetous nature, this was their goal. Washburn was favored to win this year with a strong team, but Roosevelt's never-say-die atti- tude brought victory for the third and final time. Tennis Team Row 'l: Parks, Hendrickson, Raclosevich, Wachter, Pear- son, McGuire, Deno, Larson. Row 2: Mr. Skaurud, Grimsmo, Hedblom, Lund, Haglind, Goranson, Clinton, Bakken, Eden, Knudsen, Johnson. Tennis In the absence of Mr. Skaurud, Mr. Sor- enson took the reins as tennis coach. They started the season with a rush winning their first two matches. Then hitting a mid- season slump, they lost their next four meets. But being made of the stuff that Roosevelt athletes are made of, they bounced back, winning their last four matches to close out the season. This year's team has only two returning lettermen. They are Allan Pearson and James McGuire, who are co-captains. Un- der their leadership, this year's team is ex- pected to make a fine showing. Prospects for next year are good as there a fine underclassmen on the squad. 1953 TENNIS SCORES re many Roosevelt Vocational - - 0 Roosevelt Marshall - - 2 Roosevelt Washburn - - 4 Roosevelt South - - 3 Roosevelt West - - - 4 Roosevelt Central - - 5 Roosevelt Edison - - l Roosevelt Henry - - 2 Roosevelt Southwest - - 2 Roosevelt North - - 1 1953 LETTERMEN Second Awards Erickson, Jerry Sack, Ronald McGuire, James Strand, Roger Pearson, Allan Swanson, Donald Pirone, Fred First Awards Abrahamson, Jack Norman, James Mohrbacher, Robert Palmquist, James l Aker putts while Eikaas holds the pin. Nelson and Krall watch as Larsen drives on the tenth tee. Golf Last year's golf team tied for second place in city competition along with Wash- burn and Southwest. Probably the most encouraging thing about the whole sea- son's play was winning the Southwest match. This year's team started out with much the same squad as last year. At the time this story was written Roosevelt had won two matches in as many tries. Both were decisive wins with Washburn falling 9V2 to 2V2 and Marshall losing by l0 to 2. Golf Team Before the season's start, Don Larsen was elected captain of the golf team. Don Krall, a probable three year letter winner, Ron lBuzzyj Aker, and Dick Nelson are the three who team with Larsen to make up the top four Roosevelt golfers. Promising juniors are Ron Seagren, Dick Kielty, Bob Forstrom, Dick Wilkes, and Doug Pearson. 'I953 LETTERMEN fHanson, Warren Aker, Ron 'Krall, Don Nelson, Dick Larsen, Don Thone, Harlan 'Denotes second letter. Row 'lz Aker, Eikaas, Larsen, Nelson, Mr. Buckman. Row 2: Peterson, Roan, Olin, Forstrom, Seagren, Pearson, Wilkes. , A Squad Track Team Row T: Bratrud, Christian, Day, Walters, Herges, Folven, J. Nelson, Christopherson, Ranzinger, G. Olson, E. Herrmann, R. Carlson. Row 2: B. Olson, Lowe, Clementson, Shetler, Young, Lewis, R. Larson, Sievers, Mees, Tuset, E. Johnson, McPherson, J. Hanson. Row 3: Mr. Sullivan, Barsness, Swanson, D. Trumble, Wittgrat, Frederickson, Mr. Yngve, Stroberger, Hoverson, Behnke, Botko, Sacre, Billings, Mr. Haynes. B Squad Track Team Row T: Sullivan, Simonson, Smith, Sandeen, Hagen, Denham, Reme, Ream, Laurud. Row 2: Thorson, Wallingford, Rice, Pogue, Feleen, Fenstad, Snater, Dahlberg, Zweirs, Blanchard, Snyder. Row 3: Mr. Yngve, Foster, Biornstad, Cockrell, R. Nelson, Diede, Tuttle, Schroeder, Larson, Hagman, Mr. Haynes. Track Last year's track team made a very fine showing. They started the season by plac- ing second in the Metropolitan Track Meet. Then they took a first in the Southwest Re- lays. In closing out the season they placed a very respectable third in the City Track Meet. They won all three duel events which were against Edison, Vocational, and South. This year's exceptional team is led by Captain Dick Sievers. Ray Day and Dick Larson are expected to help a great deal, TOO. Huss, Dick, Captain Day, Ray Hagen, Don Anderson, Larry Anderson, Louis Brown, Dick Harms, Mark Herges, Marv Horness, Roger Koplen, Chuck Larson, Dick MacDonald, Bob 1953 LETTERMEN I Third Letter Second letter Tronstad, Ken First Letter Mees, Bill Sievers, Dick, Captain elect Swanson, Don Tuset, Harold Wheeler, Dick Wright, Dick Sipple, Vince Billings, Rollie, Manager Equipment Managers The very important men behind the scenes to all athletes are the equipment managers. This group ot men are kept very busy distributing and storing the ath- letic equipment as Well as keeping it all repaired and in good shape. Each indi- vidual sport has one or more equipment managers who takes care of that sport's equipment, and in this way have a chance to earn an R letter. Mr. Riemenschneider is the faculty manager. HR Club-Faculty Game The R-Club Faculty volleyball game once again had all the sparkle and spectator at- traction ot a world series game. The R- Club, trying to retain its supremacy, tell to the taculty in the third exciting game. The taculty won the first game handily and then succumbed to the R-Club in the second tilt. But the R-Club couldn't hold them down as the taculty came back to win the tinal game T7 to 15. WAY? H ff wut Y Equipment Managers: 5 4 Mr. Riemenschneider, Keating, Fredlund, Edmunds, Barseth, Flikeid, Aanestacl, A. Andersen. Oh, Woe ls Me! Bottom Row: Deno, M. Nelson, Eikaas, Hoverson, Winkler, D. Nelson, Gramstad, J. Johnson. Top Row: K. Peterson, Luke, Swadner, Dahl, Jambeck, S. Johnson, Courtney, Haines. Homeroom Football Champions First Row: Wigen, Cloutier, Radosevich, Ocel, Schwartz, Freund, Gaffney, N. Johnson, Second Row: Macgowon, Edmunds, Hook, Lichtenberger, Beckstrom, Hullar, Running, Rossmussan. Third Row: Veith, J. Johnson, Wachter, Larson, L. Johnson, Herman, F. Johnson, Schroedl, Halldorson. Intramural Sports The intramural sports program is direct- ed by Mr. Peterson, Mr. Swadner, Miss Biorkland, and Miss Wilbur. Every boy and girl has oi chance to participate in the dit- ferent sports. The boys play football, bas- ketball, and softball. Both the boys and girls play in the home room volleyball tour- naments. Also included in intramural sports is the annual playing ot the All Nations basketball tournament. This is another boys' sport. The boys play for the team represented by the nationality on their tather's side. By the way, the Swedes Won. 11th Grade Basketball Champs Rcw 1: West, Bakken, Toman. Row 2: Palmquist, John- sort, Lowe. Tw 'l1-snH k 'l2th Grade Basketball Champs Left to right: Hedlund, Crane, Schiolberg, Schumacher, and, not shown, Riley. 10th Basketball Champions Front Row: F. Johnson, L. Johnson. Back Row: Herman, Hittner, Halldorson. E i i l i l 'I0th Grade Champs Row 1: Homme, Arneson, Lundgren, Swanberg, Palmer, Johnson. Row 2: Schwartz, Wigen, Hagman, Freund, Cloutier, Holt, Radosevich, Conda, Gaffney. 12th Grade Champs Row 'lz M. Foster, Ebrenz, Cunningham. Row 2: Her- man, Svendsen, Halldorson. All Nations Champs Front Row: Hastings, Whitney, and Weikle. Back Row: Sorenson, Hullar, Huber, and Jelmo. 5 -E s wx.. A. i 11th Grade Champs Row 'l: Sanders, Pierson, D. Hansen, Zimmerman, Hill, Halsey. Row 2: Moon, Lofgren, Forstrom, Goodoien, Untinen, Eckholdt, Tibbetts, W. Wilson. Tag Day and Volleyball Tag Day this year was on April 30th. This special day has a definite purpose. The money made from selling tags is used to pay for sports equipment used in the dif- ferent intramural sports. The boys and girls selling the tags had a contest to see who could sell the most tickets. This year, for the first time, trophies were offered to the homeroom volleyball champions for each grade. The trophies will not be a permanent homeroom fixture unless the homeroom wins it three years in a row. Individual Champs Left to right: Wachter, Pearson, Setterholm, and Rado- sevich i 4 xggh 'M ,, , x 93.15 if , I :AZN za zgv.'6i 'g-'a'3f61 E 1,4 'Q' 'll I ,QA4,,,,vvn-IAQ ,,,Muo.,,e' SPC!!-99,8 g ift:-Mwa,f:N-'-QijQ,,.pQ A Wwwff, M, fi M, M,lJ..,1J. QQ S62 11 'J' Wig . 4 if MM' ' mm! ffffffiffikbwlihg QMMQMW? H. M TQMQW' Aww .1 ff E ajxguujs w nog QM. 'O WMSQMILS-L XM 2 w h b f d h Q - K M'J'tff 'awvfff' h d hd N EEQTGDBES Joyce wfffev The Royal Court Renee Gillian, Marcene Eckert, Beverly Peterson, Judy Zwiers, Janeth Dean, Jim Mitbo, Gary Sampson Tom Fon ell I F hll lc a 'n, Peter Dirc s. Grads Return Roosevelt's 1953 Homecoming started with the traditional flag raising ceremony on the athletic field. Next on the agenda was the homecoming program, where the identity of the Queen and the King was tirst revealed. Our wisely chosen Queen and King was Janeth Dean and Jim Mitbo. They received their regal powers ana crowns from Roosevelt's principal, Mr. W. P. von Levern. The Royal Court was then entertained with singing and dancing by both the alumni and the students. Gne ot the highlights ot the day was Roosevelt's triumph over Southwest by a score of 21-6. The royal couple was attended through- out the day by Judy Zwiers, Renee Gillian, Marcene Eckert, Beverly Peterson, Peter Dircks, Gary Sampson, Tom Frondell, and Bill Fahlin. The co-operation and the hard work ot the students and the teachers made Roosevelt's 1953 Homecoming a real success. Talented Alumni of 1951 Martha Hallin and Ray Champlin I Science Club Decorates Lunchroom Our King is Robecl Jim Mitbo, Miss Nelson, Gary Sampson, Bill Fahlin, Tom Frondell, Peter Dircks. X .fa Decorating, Pin, Etc. This year the Homecoming Dance was held in the lunchroom for the first time. It was a bigger place for the Science Club to decorate, but there was more room for dancing. Our Homecoming Pins were sold by the Senior Honor Society. A happy and surprised King was Jim Mitbo, when Miss Nelson robed him before the auditorium program had started. This was the out- ward sign that he was chosen Homecom- ing King. . i iw . A V- T T 3 i 3 ,I is i l i Real Cool! Crazy mixed up kids! BarT Larson, Less Kolsiad, Byron GilberTson. Fads, such as woodchucks, saddle shoes, cuTe collars, and shirT blouses, were among The fads worn by The RoosevelT girls This year. The boys, Too, goT inTo The fun by wearing shirTs wiTh buTTon-down collars and V-neck sweaTers. Many of The boys came To school wiTh one of The mosT popu- lar fads, The heinie hair cuT. Some fads, such as lasT year's fad of wearing dog collars around The ankles, were so crazy ThaT we now wonder how we could have ever worn Them. MosT fads Dig ThaT crazy fooT gear! Barsness, Fredericksen, Dosch, Naufh, Olson, Revell. are popular for a shorT Time only and Then are soon forgoTTen, buT The conTinued pop- ulariTy of some fads ofTen seT The sTyle for The coming seasons. For example, The cur- renT shirT blouse craze has had a greaT in- fluence on The cloThing designers, so much so, ThaT many of The spring and summer fashions are now feaTuring shirT dresses sTyled similar To The blouses. BUT, no maTTer if The fads conTinue or die ouT quickly, They are loads of fun and no high school is wiThouT Them. Phyllis Raymond, .laneT Jacobson, Donna FosTer, Sharon How 'bout that? , Sundahl. PaT Johnson, Shirley KnuTson, Joanne Voelker. l The Gilbreth Family Janeth Dean, Pat Magee, Howard Wold, Jerry Kelly, Harlan Alexander, Joan Shrewsbury, Mary Lou Skeels, Eunice Hein, Barbara Nerison, Carol Schnorr, .loan Carlbloom. At Practice Clause Wiebe, Virginia Matthews, Joan Kahlstrom, Mike Higgins, Patti McGovern, Mrs. L. K. Patz. Student Coaches Jane Bowers, Sharron Roverud, Yvonne Armbuster Gladys Noreen, Diane Hendrickson. Cheaper by the Dozen The fall class play, presented by the Senior Class, was Cheaper By The Dozen written by Frank Gilbreth. lt was directed by Mrs. L. Katherine Paetz. Cheaper By The Dozen is the story of an efficient business man and the father of twelve children. His main purpose in life is to run the most efficient household in the world. Many incidents illustrate the humor of the story. At one time, for in- stance, the father demonstrated how to eliminate wasted motions while one is taking a bath. The assembly calls and the family council were all matters of general interest and gave the audience a chuckle. ln the end, Father leaves for the World Management Conference, and Mother and the children discuss the problems at hand. CAST Student Coaches . . . Diane Hendrickson, Yvonne CHARACTERS Mr. Gilbreth ,,,,, Mrs. Gilbreth W Frank , Ernestine Anne Martha , Fred , Bill ,,,,, Lillian , Diane . ,, , Mrs. Fitzgerald , Miss Brill ,, Joe Scales ,, Dr. Burton ,, Larry , L 80 Jackie , ,,,,,,,,,, , Armbuster, Jane Bowers, Sharron Roverud. Patrick Magee ,, ,.,, Janeth Dean Jerry Kelly Joan Shrewsbury Mary Lou Skeels Eunice Hein Harlan Alexander , Howard Wold Barbara Nerison ,, Carol Schnorr , Joan Carlbloom Virginia Matthews , Patti McGovern , Clause Wiebe ,, .loan Kahlstrom , Mike Higgins The Cast Sitting: M. Anderson, Burke, Parks. First row: Holton, Bye, Salhus Borseth White Cunningham Jacobson Gould Schnorr Walsh Ebrenz. Second row: Carter, Kilen, Billings, Wold, McGovern, Magee Hume Gren Kelly Schwankl Parish Kllen Doan Stage Door The spring class play was Stage Door, written by Edna Ferber and George Kaut- man, and directed by L. Katherine Paetz. The setting was in New York at the pres- ent time. It centered around a boarding house known as the Foot Lights Club. This house was the home ot a number ot stage struck girls all waiting tor their big chance. Student Coaches . . . Joyce Emery, Mary Jane Foster, Sharron Roverud, Karen Sivertson. CHARACTERS Olga Brandt ,,,,,, ,,,,,,,, M arilyn Parish Bernice Niemeyer ,,,,,,, Marlene Anderson Susan Paige , ,, Mollie ,,,,,,,, W Mattie ,,,,,. , Mary Harper , Ann Bye Pat Walsh Janet Ebrenz Phyllis Borseth Mary McCune L, ,,,,,,,,,,,,, Jean Gren Madeline Vanclain ,,,,, Roxanne Gould Judith Canfield ,,,, ,,,,,, M ary Lou Skeels Ann Braddock ,, Mrs. Orcutt Kaye Hamilton Pat Devine ,, Linda Shaw , Jean Maittancl Bobby Melrose Frank ,,,,,,, , Louise Mitchell Kendall Adams , Terry Randall , Sam Hastings Jimmy Devereaux Lou Milhauser , , Fred Powell ,,,,, David Kingsley ,, Keith Burgess Mrs. Shaw ,,,, , Dr. Randall Tony Gillette , , Ellen Fenwick ,, Larry Westcott ,,,,,, Billy ,,,,.,,,,,.,,, , W Adolph Gretzl W , Carol Schorr Yvonne Armbruster Joan Shrewsbury Mary White Judy Doan Eunice Hein Donna Salhus , ,,,,, Mark Kilen W Evon Burke ., Patricia Holtan Barbara Nerison Jerry Kelley Howard Wold , Pat Magee ,mn Bob Schwankl Mike Higgins ,, Fred Friswold Patti McGovern Wayne Hume Jeannette Jacobson Carol Cummingham Harvey Parks Dick Carter Clause Wiebe The Winter Sports Day Parade Winter Sports Day lt was January 22, 1954. With our bal- loons and enthusiasm high, we paraded down to Sibley Field. Leading the proces- sion in convertibles were Bebe Shoppe, Miss America ot 1948, Jack Frantz, last year's Winter Sports' King, and the tive king candidates: Bill Thompson, Larry Hit- ner, Jerry Johnson, Gary Sampson, and Dick Jackson. Amidst tense excitement Bill Thompson 'I954 Winter Sports Day King, 1948 Miss America Jack Frantz, Miss Bebe Shoppe was crowned King by Bebe Shoppe, and he ascended the ice throne to reign over the events ot the day. Then the Winter Sports Day King, with the royal guest, rode in an old-fashioned cutter about their frosty kingdom. Ot course, members ot the tac- ulty were on hand to share in the excite- ment. Each was iustly rewarded with a bookmark. Activities at Sibley included dancing on The Coronation Miss Bebe Shoppe, Bill Thompson. the ice, racing, relays, and a hockey game. Prizes were awarded for all the games. Part ot the afternoon fun was the Roose- velt vs. Marshall basketball game, which we won 51-33. A dance, held in the lunch- room, topped off the day. Because ot the hardworking chairmen and committees and the tremendous school spirit, this was a successful and memorable 1954 Winter Sports' Day! Jingle Bells Off to the Races Miss Bebe Shoppe, Bill Thompson. 3- Swing Band Front: Wachter, Forsberg, Dirks, Holden, Homes, Shannon. Bock: Jenkins,iSorseliel, Herman, J. Johnson, Pearson, Ness, Hullar, Zeller, Dye, Davidson. The Swing Band Most ot us who have heard the Swing Band will agree that they're tops. This group ot talented boys is under the direc- tion ot Mr. Henning. The student leaders are Arnie Ness and Pete Dirks. There were sixteen boys in the Swing Band this year. They practice on Thursday nights here at Roosevelt. You heard 'them play at all the school dances and also a talent show auditorium. Rockettes Roosevelt Rockettes The Rockettes are Roosevelt's dancing group led by Arlene Johnson, line captain. This year there were ten seniors, two iun- iors, and one sophomore. The Rockettes are under the supervision ot Mrs. Straka. The Rockettes took part in a talent show auditorium at Roosevelt, and some basket- ball game intermissions. They danced on Jack Thayer's television show and also in the Judge Wright Talent Show held at West High School. Arlene Johnson, Jean Johnston, Shirley Budd, Shirley Dalbec, Janice Kramer, Phyllis Carson, Joy Guptill, Sandy Kronebusch, Pat Meader, Diane Lein, Darlene Brynell, Pat Honmhyr, Susan Macgowan. my 3 .L -e Homecoming Sock Hop Dick Wallin Don Larsen, Barbara Lee Thh This is a page of odds and ends or as we call it this year This 'n That. Besides the other features in this section, there were of course, many other highlights of our school year such as auditoriums, dances, football and basketball games and so forth. We hope you like This 'n That, which represents all the numerous activi- ties and events which would take pages to cover. So, here are a tew snaps of mis- cellaneous subjects that will no doubt be remembered because ot the fun and en- 'N That ioyment they recall. Remember the Home- coming game? Well, here is Herbie Wallin taking time out for a little popcorn. The Sock Hop, one of the first dances of the year, could be remembered with a picture of the King and Queen, Don Larsen and Barbara Lee, and their famous socks. Next is a snap of Andrea Espe, a talented girl, taken from the Christmas Pageant. Last, but not least, is a soft shoe number by Tom Frondell and Gordy Stevens. Christmas Pageant Talent Show Andrea Espe Tom Frondell, Gordy Stevens 2 .Q t E st tg?-5 ts 85 ,ffl ' Wittiest Jerry Lutz, Sonia Anderson Best Figure and Physique Beverly Peterson, Jerry Johnson . 4 H vs ,. -:fr ,Y , s 'fr-,J SW iry.,ky, rs My fy mtg is t , . , Q J if Most Talented Pat Honmyhr, Jim Shannon i QL Top Hi! graduating Teddies! These pages are devoted to your class. These lucky students represent your class in the Teddie Hall of Fame for T95-4. This year's senior class had so many out- standing students that it was a difficult matter to say definitely that this boy was the best or that girl was the best student in accordance with the numerous categories. Roosevelt was full of cute smiles, smart hair-do's, pretty eyes, neat figures and Cutest Nose and Friendliest Smile Mary Faber, Lorraine Paul, Dick Jackson, Dick Larson Most Likely to Succeed and Contributed Most David Anderson, Sally Ohno, Jcmeth Dean, Tom Frondell Teds physiques. There were so many peppy people, talkative persons, talented stu- dents, and good dancers that from such a group it was very hard to make a choice. However, oi choice had to be made and you chose these students to carry the hon- ors. Farewell, then, seniors. Have loads of luck and the best wishes go to all of you Teddies. Prettiest Eyes and Prettiest Hair Dick Winkler, Pauline Hanson, Donna Salhus, Bill Fcnhlin sw-ed Best Dancers Dick Wallin, Joy Guptil Peppiest Renne Gillian, Eddy Jacobson Most Athletic Bill Thompson, Elsine Annis Shyest Judy Zwiers, Richard Wiftles I lk O10 V A42 ra K M! WWW MWSM Ziff' JW wwf I VOURE SURE YO SUV xv 5 'il' I G22 l L21 EL Remember this also, and be well per- suaded ot its truth: the future is not in the hands of Fate, but in ours. 6736? F mf g o Jusserand Q N H. I Q Y ,Q ca ' '15 '- JUYCE EMEFPY 89 JAMES MIDTBO, President, DAVID J. ANDERSON, Vice-President, JANETH DEAN, Treasurer, SALLY OHNO, Secretary. Senior Class of 1954 The graduafing seniors of 1954 will al- ways remember The Three years They spenT aT Roosevelf-Their lasT years in school be- fore going ouT To meeT The world. Every experience They have had in school will affecT Their fuTure lives aT some Time or oTher. The TesT They will have To face now is wheTher or noT They can make use of The knowledge They have gaThered. If noT, iT will be useless To Them. Many memories of high school will sTill linger on years from now-having good Times aT fooTball games, cheering The Teams on To championships, singing around The big Tree aT ChrisTmasTime, Thrilling To The suspense of homecoming and The win- Ter carnival and The exciTemenT of The class plays, and lasT buT noT leasT, going To classes. In Their final and fullesT year, The sen- iors had four very capable class officers To lead Them and To help plan and direcT many of Their acTiviTies. - RONALD MARTELL, Valedicforion WAYNE HUME, SolluToTorian ScholasTic Honors Two boys ccirry away The Top honors in The grcuduoTing class of 1954. These sTu- denTs possess The records of The highesT scholoisfic averages in The senior sTudenT body. Ranking as The 'I954 class voledic- Torion is Ronald MorTel. The soluTciTorion is Wayne Hume. Senior ExecuTive Board Through much discussion, cooperoiTion, and work ond wiTh The guidance of Their odvisers, The senior execuTive looord hols helped To rnoke This yeor Tull of oicTiviTy ond enjoymenT Tor The senior class. One of Their mosT imporTanT TuncTions was plon- ning The senior loc1nqueT. Sitting: Didrickson, Ebrenz, Shannon, Ohno, Anderson, Midtbo, Deon, Colburn, Johnson, Loken. Standing: Mrs. Ferguson, Jacobson, Mrs. Jolly, Swanson, Williams, Gardner, Ness, Kyllo, Diede, Erickson, Mr. Benson. NANCY M. ABRAHAMSON: Blue Tri, Health Council, Hi-C. F., Swedish Club, Silver Tri, Student Council. YVONNE ABRAHAMSON: Homebound. BEV- ERLY FERN ADLER: Concert Band, Marching Band, Silver Tri. RON M. AKER: R-Club, Sagamore Staff, Golf '53, '54. HARLAN G. ALEXANDER: Concert Band, Marching Band, German Club, Senior Honor So- ciety, Science Club, Sportsmen's Club, Cheaper by the Dozen. KARAN A. ALLAWAY: Blue Tri, Silver Tri, Red Cross Council, Science Club, Sports- men's Club, Student Council. LEE R. ANDERSEN: Board of Govern- ors, Student Council. ROGER LEE AN- DERSEN: Hi-Y. DAVID C. ANDERSON: Concert Band, Marching Band, Hi-C. F., Orchestra. DAVID JULIAN ANDERSON: President Norse Club, Vice-President Senior Class, Vice-President Senior Honor So- ciety, Pilots, Sportsmen's Club, Stan- dard Staff. DON G. ANDERSON: Board of Governors. MARLENE R. ANDERSON: F.H.A., Silver Tri, Stage Door. NORMAN JOHN ANDERSON. SONIA ANNETTE ANDERSON: Vice-President Swedish Club, Vice-President Blue Tri, I. C. C. Silver Tri. WILLIAM CARL ANDERSON: President 8. Vice-Presi- dent History Club, Board of Govern- ors, Audio Visual, Standard Staff. YVONNE C. ANDERSON: Concert Band, Marching Band, Hi-C. F., Senior Honor Society. ELSINE F. ANNIS: Senior Honor Society, Orchestra, Sci- ence Club. JEROME A. ARCELLANO. 92 YVONNE DIANN ARMBRUSTER: Secre- tary German Club, Blue Tri, A Cap- pella Choir, Choristers, Science Club, EIiiah, Stage Door. MARLENE KAY BACHLER: Hi-C. F., Concert Band, Marching Band, Blue Tri. DALE PAUL BACON: Hi-Y. MARLENE JEAN BALLARD: Blue Tri, German Club, Hi-C. F., Science Club, Silver Tri, Sportsmen's Club. JANET K. BAUMER: Blue Tri, Silver Tri. WIL- LIAM BECKWITH: Sportsmen's Club. BARBARA A. BELLAND: Silver Tri, Sportsmen's Club. JOHN A. BENSON: Sportsmen's Club. KENNETH G. BEN- SON: Science Club, Sportsmen's Club. WILLIAM E. BENSON: Concert Band, R-Club, Red Cross Council, Gym Team '53. RONALD J. BEREN. JANE C. BERENS: History Club, Silver Tri. Sportsmen's Club. CONRAD H. BERG: Science Club. MARION L. BERGGREN: Swedish Club, Silver Tri, Student Council, Blue Tri. STANLEY J. BERNARD: Hi-Y, Pilots, Cross Country, Track. MARK S. BERNHARDSON: President Swedish Club, Board of Governors, Student Council, Sportsmen's Club. DONALD R. BERREMAN: Concert Band, Marching Band, Swing Band, Hi-Y, Senior Honor Society, Orchestra. JANET C. BIGELOW: Blue Tri, Science Club, Silver Tri. 93 ROLLIE G. BILLINGS: President Sports- men's Club, President Forensic 8g De- bate, Concert Band, Hi-Y, Orchestra I R-Club, Student Manager Cross Coun- try 8. Track '53, Stage Door. BAR- BARA A. BINGHAM. BRUCE D. BION. PHILIP H. BLACK: Choristers, Pilots, Student Council. JOAN KATHLENE BLOMSETH: Blue Tri, Norse Club. JAMES E. BLOOMQUIST: Board of Governors, Orchestra, Student Council. BOB R. BODE: Pilots, Gym Team '54. VIRGIL D. BOHLIN: Orchestra, Student Council. PHYLLIS L. BORSETH: Choris- ters, German Club, Stage Door, Eli- iah. JANE MEREDITH BOWERS: Senior Honor Society, Science Club, Silver Tri, Student Council, Treasurer Concert Band, Secretary-Treasurer Orchestra, Vice- President 8K Treasurer Spanish Club, Marching Band. PATRICIA BRAKER. ROY BRANDT. RODGER CARLTON BRASK: Executive Board, Latin Club. JACQUELINE ANN BREWER: Blue Tri, Board of Governors, Science Club, Silver Tri, Sportsmen's Club. PAUL JAMES BRINK. JOHN W. BRODERICK. JOANNE SHIRLEY BROTEN. SUE PAULINE BUCK: Blue Tri, Board of Governors, A Cappella Choir, Latin Club, Science Club, Silver Tri, Sportsmen's Club, Stu- dent Council, EIijah. 94 SHIRLEY ANN BUDD: Blue Tri, Girls' Choir, Library Stott, Swedish Club, Rockettes, Silver Tri, Choristers, Mes- siah, Eliiah. EVON BURKE: Blue Tri, Choristers, F.H.A., Hi-C. F., Senior Honor Society, Pilots, Student Council, Stage Door, Eliiah. ANN LOUISE BYE: Blue Tri, History Club, Senior Honor Society, Swedish Club, Silver Tri, Sportsmen's Club, Student Coun- cil, Stage Door. PHYLLIS JEAN CANNER: Library Staff. SHARON G. CAPRON: Blue Tri, Board of Governors, Cheerleader, Science Club, Silver Tri, Student Council. JO- ANNE RUTH CARLBLOM: Choristers, Hi-C. F., Cheaper by the Dozen. DARLENE GEORGIA CARLSON: Hi-C. F., Sportsmen's Club. RONALD HENRY CARLSON: R-Club, Cross Country '53. KAREN SUE CAROTHERS: Hi-C. F. PHYLLIS NANCY CARSON: Rockettes, Silver Tri. RICHARD D. CARTER: Or- chestra, Sportsmen's Club, Cheaper by the Dozen, Stage Door. LARRY VINCENT CASE: Orchestra, Pilots. GEORGE J. CHLEBECEK: Orchestra, R-Club, Sportsmen's Club, Gym Team '53, '54, JUDY LEE CHRISTENSEN: Blue Tri, Choristers, F.H.A., Health Council, Latin Club, Science Club, Sil- ver Tri. RICHARD WILLIAM CHRIS- TIAN. LOIS J. CHRISTIANSEN: Girls' Leader- ship. DAVID L. CHRISTOPHERSON. JANICE MAE CHRISTY: Blue Tri, Board of Governors, Silver Tri. 95 BARBARA ANN COLBURN: Blue Tri, Choristers, Executive Board, Library Staff, Pilots, Silver Tri, Sportsmen's Club. BARBARA C. CONORYEA: Red Cross Council, Silver Tri. GARY N. CORDER. DALE WILLIAM CROCKETT. CAROLE ANN CRONEN: Blue Tri, Choristers, Red Cross Council, Eliiah. CAROL IRENE CUNNINGHAM: F.H.A., Hi-C. F., Library Staff, Sportsmen's Club, Stage Door. SHIRLEY ANN DALBEC: Rockettes. JOHN E. DALTON: Red Cross Council. DANIEL C. DAVIDSON: Concert Band, Marching Band, Swing Band, Swedish Club, Red Cross Council, Science Club, Vice-President Sportsmen's Club. JACQUELINE S. DAVIS: Blue Tri, Silver Tri, Spanish Club. RONALD JAMES DAVIS: Wrestling '53, '54. JANETH M. DEAN: Vice- President Spanish Club, Secretary Silver Tri, Chairman Ethics Committee, Treasurer Senior Class 84 Junior Class, I.C.C. Blue Tri, Homecoming Queen, Senior Honor So- ciety, Sagamore Staff, Executive Board, Student Council, Cheaper by the Dozen. RITA M. DEIBLER: Marching Band. STANLEY L. DENO: President Board of Governors, President Pilots, German Club, R-Club, Student Council, Basket- ball '54, Football '53. DOUGLAS R. DICKOVER: F.F.A., Library Staff. DOROTHY JOYCE DIDRICKSON: Sec- retary Science Club, Sergeant at Arms German Club, Silver Tri, Blue Tri, Exec- Utive Board. CAROL JEAN DIEDE: A Cappella Choir, Choristers, Cham- ber Music, Executive Board, F.H.A., Pilots, Sportsmen's Club, Eliiah. PETER R. DIRCKS: Concert Band, Marching Band, Swing Band, Orches- tra, Homecoming Attendant. 96 if in I I S . gn 'Nw P WX: JUDY I. DOAN: Treasurer Spanish Club, Science Club, Standard Staff, Cheaper by the Dozen, Stage Door. TERRANCE DEAN DOEBLER: Sergeant at Arms Sportsmen's Club, Concert Band, Marching Band. TER- RANCE M. DOHERTY. CLARK LLOYD DORLAND: Hi-Y, SCI- ence Club. MARGIE M. DRABANT: Executive Board, Red Cross Council, Silver Tri, Student Council. WALTER E. DRIVER: Sportsmen's Club. DONALD D. DUKATZ: Orchestra. JAMES JOHN DUNNE. DENNIS LE- ROY DURIGAN: Audio Visual, Science Club, Sportsmen's Club. JANET LEE EBRENZ: Executive Board, German Club, Hi-C. F., Senior Honor Society, Pilots, Student Council, Stage Door. MARCENE EVELYN ECKERT: Blue Tri, A Cappella Choir, Choristers, Chamber Music, Pilots, Red Cross Council, Silver Tri, Homecoming At- tendant, Eliiah. PATRICIA ANN EDDY: Blue Tri, Board of Governors. MARILYN EVELYN EDIN: Secretary F.H.A., Executive Board, History Club, Senior Honor Society, Library Staff. DAVID HAROLD EDSTROM: A Cappel- la Choir, Choristers, Chamber Music, Swedish Club, Eliiah. BRUCE R. EIDE. GARY LEE EIKAAS: Board of Govern- ors, Executive Board, Pilots, R-Club, Student Council, Baseball '54, Foot- ball '52, '53, Golf '52. MURIEL ELVIN: Secretary Blue Tri, Senior Honor So- ciety, Latin Club, Pilots, Silver Tri. JOYCE MARILYN EMERY: Hi-C. F., Sagamore Staff, Silver Tri, Cheaper by the Dozen, Stage Door. 97 N ,. MARLYS A. ENGER: Board of Govern- ors, Silver Tri. CAROL E. ENGMAN: A Cappella Choir, Hi-C. F. BRUCE WALLACE ERICKSON: Board of Gov- ernors, R-Club, Student Council, Foot- ball '52, '53, Hockey '52, '53, '54. DOROTHY A. ERICKSON: Blue Tri, F.H.A., Library Staff, Swedish Club, Silver Tri, Cheaper by the Dozen. KARIN A. ERICKSON: Blue Tri, Execu- tive Board, F.H.A., Library Staff, Sci- ence Club. VIRGINIA LOUISE ERICK- SON: Blue Tri, Hi-C. F., Silver Tri. MARY LOUISE FABER: Silver Tri, Span- ish Club. WILLIAM R. FAHLIN: Con- cert Band, Cheerleader, R-Club, Home- coming Attendant, Gym Team '53, '54. CHARLES G. FINMAN: R-Club, Sportsmen's Club, Gym Team '52, Swimming '53, '54. JERRY A. FITZGERALD: Gym Team '52. AUDREY C. FLANDERS: Blue Tri, Chor- isters, Sportsmen's Club, EIiiah. MARLENE JOYCE FORBERG: Concert Band, Marching Band, Blue Tri, Board of Governors, Silver Tri. MARY JANE FOSTER: Hi-C. F., Silver Tri, Spanish Club, Standard Staff, Cheaper by the Dozen, Stage Door. WAYNE D. FRANKHAUSER: Concert Band, Marching Band. BER- THA ANN FRATZKE: Health Council, Silver Tri. MARILYN LOIS FREESTONE. BARBARA ANN FRIEDRICH: Vice-President Silver Tri, Board of Governors, Red Cross Council. FRED R. FRISWOLD: Presi- dent Latin Club, Hi-Y, Senior Honor Society. 98 PAUL HENRY FRITZKE: Board of Gov- ernors, R-Club, Student Council, Bas- ketball '54. THOMAS L. FRONDELL: President Student Council, President Junior Class, Board of Governors, Cheerleader, Ethics Committee, Execu- tive Board, Health Council, Hi-Y, Stu- dent Council, Homecoming Attendant. ROBERT DENNIS FRYKHOLM: R-Club, Sportsmen's Club, Swimming '53, '54. NANCYLEE GALBRAITH: Homebound. LOREN E. GARDNER: Executive Board, Hi-C. F., Hi-Y, Senior Honor Society. CLIFFORD P. GESSNER. ROBERT RONALD GILES. RENEE AL- GENE GILLIAN: Blue Tri, Cheerleader, Silver Tri,' Homecoming Attendant, GLORIA GRACE GOODIN: Blue Tri. ROXANNE HELENE GOULD: Choris- ters, Stage Door, EIiiah. GENE R. GRAMSTAD: Norse Club, Basket- ball '54. DONALD C. GRAY: Hi-C. F., Hi-Y, Senior Honor Society. 5.4 JEAN CAROL GREN: A Cappella Choir, Choristers, Hi-C. F., Stage Door, EIi- iah, Messiah. ARVE GRIMSMO: Hi-Y, Red Cross Council, Stage Crew, Student Council, Skiing '52, '53, '54. LLOYD W. GROBEL: Hi-Y. JOY ANNE GUPTILL: Blue Tri, Board of Governors, Rockettes, Silver Tri. JANICE MARIE HAEG: Blue Tri, Silver Tri, Student Council. VIRGINIA DI- ANE HAGLIND: A Cappella Choir, Choristers, Silver Tri, EIiiah. 99 R GERALD A. HALL: Hi-C. F., R-Club, Gym Team '53, '54. GWENDOLYN H. HALL: Blue Tri, Hi-C. F., Sagamore Staff, Silver Tri. GAYLE M. HALL- BECK: F.H.A., History Club, Latin Club. JERRY H. HALLDORSON: Board of Governors, Hi-Y, Red Cross Council. BETTE LOU HANSEN: Blue Tri, F.H.A., Hi-C. F., Silver Tri, Spanish Club. JUDY C. HANSEN: Silver Tri. PHYLLIS HANSEN: Blue Tri, Red Cross Council, Silver Tri. RICHARD K. HAN- SEN. MARLENE S. HANSON: A Cap- pella Choir, Choristers, Hi-C. F., Sports- men's Club, EliIal'1. PAULINE ANN HANSON: Blue Tri, Board of Governors, Norse Club, Pi- lots, Silver Tri. RICHARD KENT HARDY: Editor-in-Chief Standard, Au- dio Visual, Concert Band, Marching Band, Executive Board, R-Club, Stu- dent Council, Swimming '52, '53, '54. J. KENNETH HARRINGTON: Board of Governors, Senior Honor Society, Sag- amore Statt, Student Council. KATHRYN ANN HATCH: F.H.A., Li- brary Statf. NANCY ANN HAUGAN: Blue Tri, History Club, Sportsmen's Club. ROLF EUGENE HAUGEN: Exec- utive Board, Sportsmen's Club, Stage Crew, Gym Team '53. RAE JEANNE HAUSER: A Cappella Cl1oir, Choristers, Silver Tri, Student Council, Eliial'1. DARRELL D. HAYNES. BRUCE JOEL HEDBLOM: All-School Secretary 8. All-School Vice- President Hi-Y, Concert Band, March- ing Band, Science Club, Sportsmen's Club. T00 JOANNE A. HEDLOF: F.H.A., Silver Tri. JOANNE MAE HEDLUND: Choristers, Silver Tri, EIiiah. MARVIN E. HEGLE: President Hi-C. F., Concert Band, Marching Band, R-Club, Co- Captclin Skiing '54, Cross Country. EUNICE MARIE HEIN: Blue Tri, A Cap- pella Choir, Choristers, Hi-C. F., Sci- ence Club, Cheaper by the Dozen, Stage Door, Messiah, EIiiclh. CAROLE HELGREN: Blue Tri, A Cap- pella Choir, Choristers, Silver Tri, EIi- iah. JEROME HELLERSTADT. MARY ANNE HELM: Library Staff, Sil- ver Tri. GRACE INEZ HEMPEL: Blue Tri, Hi-C. F., Latin Club. CAROLINE HENDRICKSON: Secretary F.H.A., Choristers, Senior Honor Society, Red Cross Council, Sagamore Staff, Silver Tri, EliiQh. DIANE M. HENDRICKSON: Secretary Orchestra, Blue Tri, Silver Tri, Sports- men's Club, Cheaper by the Dozen. JOAN MARIE HERDINA: Health Coun- cil, Red Cross Council. MARVIN WAYNE HERGES: R-Club, Captain Cross Country '53, Track '53, '54. EUGENE HAROLD HERMAN: Concert Band, Marching Band, Swing Band, Orchestra, Science Club. MICHAEL R. HIGGINS: All-School Treasurer Hi-Y, Vice-President A Cappella Choir, Vice- President Choristers, Chamber Music, Hi-Y, Science Club, Sportsmen's Club, Cheaper by the Dozen, Stage Door, EIIIclh. LAWRENCE F. HITT- NER: Vice-President German Club, Board of Governors, Executive Board, Student Council, Winter Carnival AT- tendant. ELAINE MARGARET HOEL: President Blue Tri, A Cappella Choir, Choristers, Senior Honor Society, Silver Tri. .IOHN HUGH HOEY: Board of Governors, R-Club, Gym Team '53, '54. DAR- LENE JOANN HOFFARD: Health Coun- cil, Silver Tri. IOI ROBERT G. HOGAN. ROGER WILLIAM HOLEN: Concert Band, Marching Band, Swing Band, Orchestra, Science Club. LARRY ELDON HOLFORTY: Con- cert Band, Marching Band, Hi-C. F. JERRY HOLL. CHARLES W. HOLMAN: Hi-Y, Spanish Club. PATRICIA HOL- TAN. DONNA JEAN HOLTEN: Secretary His- tory Club, Choristers, Hi-C. F., Science Club, Silver Tri, Elijah, Messiah. RICHARD PALMER HOLTON: Hi-Y, Norse Club, Gym Team '54, Stage Door. PATRICIA MARIE HONMYHR: Secretary Student Council, Concert Band, Marching Band, Blue Tri, Senior Honor Society, Rockettes, Silver Tri, Spanish Club, Standard Staff. BURTON R. HOVERSON: R-Club, Stu- dent Council, Cross Country '52, Track '54. KARILYN MARIE HOW: Concert Band, Marching Band, Blue Tri, F.H.A., Silver Tri, Spanish Club, Girls' Leader- Ship. DOROTHY M. HOWE: Blue Trl, Silver Tri, Cheaper by the Dozen. ROBERT N. HOWELL: Board of GOV- ernors. DIANE R. HOYLE: F.H.A., Sil- ver Tri. BEVERLY J. HRKAL: A Cap- pella Choir, Choristers, Hi-C. F., Li- brary Statf, Sportsmen's Club, EIi- lah, Messiah. NORMAN L. HUISMAN. WAYNE CHARLES HUME: All-School Secretary Hi-Y, Vice-President Science Club, Senior Honor Society, Stage Door. CAROL F. HUSEBY: Blue Tri, Norse Club, Silver Tri. 'I02 DICK A. JACKSON: Vice - President Junior Class, Board of Governors, Executive Board, Pilots, R-Club, Stu- dent Council, Football '52, '53, Swim- ming '53, '54. MARK WAYNE JACK- SON. DUANE PETER JACOBSEN: Con- cert Band, Student Council. EDMUND M. JACOBSEN: Vice-Presi- dent Sportsmen's Club, Cheerleader, Executive Board, Orchestra, R-Club, Gym Team '53, Stage Door. JEAN- NETTE MARIE JACOBSON: Concert Band, Marching Band, Blue Tri, Silver Tri, Sportsmen's Club, Stage Door. ROY H. JACOBSON: Hi-Y, Swedish Club, R-Club, Skiing '52, '53, '54, MAXINE LOIS JACOBUSZ Library Staff. LEROY L. JAEGER: Science Club, Stu- dent Council. JAMES VERNON JEN- SON: Board of Governors, Senior Honor Society. THOMAS R. JESME: Science Club. AR- LENE JOYCE JOHNSON: Marching Band, Blue Tri, German Club, Rock- ettes. CHARLES F. JOHNSON: Stage Crew. DARELL C. JOHNSON: Board of Gov- ernors, History Club, Science Club. DEAN ROSS JOHNSON. DENNIS JOHNSON. I I . I DONALD D. JOHNSON: Board of Gov- ernors, Executive Board, R-Club, Gym Team '53. FLOYD M. JOHNSON: Pres- ident History Club, Senior Honor So- ciety, Standard Staff. FRED BUSH JOHNSON: Concert Band, Marching Band, Latin Club. 'IO3 Z GERALD R. JOHNSON: Concert Band, Marching Band, Swing Band, Senior Honor Society, Science Club. JAMES ALVIN JOHNSON: Swedish Club. JERRY E. JOHNSON: President Sopho- more Class, Executive Board, R-Club, Homecoming Attendant, Football '52, '53, Gym Team '52, '53, '54, Swim- ming '53, '54. JOHN T. JOHNSON: Hi-C. F., Norse Club. KENDALL R. JOHNSON. LEE W. JOHNSON: Hi-Y, Senior Honor So- ciety, Science Club. MARILYN ANNA JOHNSON: Vice- President 8. Treasurer History Club, Silver Tri, Sportsmen's Club. MARI- LYN LOUISE JOHNSON: Vice-Presi- dent Girls' Choir, A Cappella Choir, Executive Board, Pilots, Red Cross Council, Science Club. NORMA LOUISE JOHNSON: A Cappella Choir, Choristers, Senior Honor Society, Latin Club, Red Cross Council, Silver Tri, Eliiqh. ROGER L. JOHNSON: Choristers, R- Club, Gym Team '53, '54, Elijah, Messiah. JEAN MARLYS JOHN- STON: Blue Tri, Board of Governors, Health Council, Orchestra, Rockettes, Silver Tri, Student Council. JOAN ALICE KALLSTROM: Secretary 84 Treas- urer Band, City-wide Secretary Hi-C. F., Marching Band, F.H.A., Executive Board, Latin Club, Orchestra, Stand- ard Staff, Cheaper by the Dozen. GERALD THOMAS KELLEY: Vice-Presi- dent 8: President German Club, His- tory Club, Cheaper by the Dozen, Stage Door. JOHN W. KELLY: Board of Governors, Senior Honor Society, Science Club. EVA MAY KENNY: Blue Tri, Red Cross Council, Science Club, Silver Tri. MARK BENJAMIN KILEN: A Cappella Choir, Choristers, German Club, Sen- ior Honor Society, Latin Club, Stage DO0r. DIANNE B. KITTOCK: Choris- ters, Health Council, Red Cross Coun- cil, Sagamore Staff, Science Club, Sil- ver Tri, Elilah. KATHLEEN E. KLAU- RENS: Blue Tri, Treasurer F.H.A. Sen- ior Honor Society, Latin Club, Silver Tri. lO4 BARBARA JOAN KLINDER: Blue Tri, Board of Governors, Choristers, Cham- ber Music, Silver Tri. JOANNE IRENE KLINGELHUT: President 8. Secretary Sportsmen's Club, Blue Tri, Silver Tri. JOHN FRANK KNUDSEN: Hi-C. F., Orchestra, R-Club, Gym Team. KAREN L. KNUDSEN: Editor-in-Chief Sagamore Staff, Hi-C. F., Senior Honor Society, Norse Club. MARIE ELIZA- BETH KOCH: Blue Tri, Silver Tri. GARY M. KOEHLER. LARRY F. KOENER: Board of Gover- nors, R-Club, Hockey '53, '54. JO- SEPH A. KOUCKY: Latin Club, Science Club, Standard Staff. DONALD S. KRALL: R-Club, Golf. JANICE GAIL KROMER: Blue Tri, A Cappella Choir, Choristers, Chamber Music, Junior Executive Board, Ger- man Club, Senior Honor Society, Pi- Iots, Rockettes, Silver Tri, Standard Staff, EIiiaI1. JOHN J. KRUSIC: Con- cert Band, Marching Band, German Club. RON LEE KUSSKE: Board of Governors, R-Club, Student Council, Football '52, '53. MARCILE LOUISE KUTZ: Blue Trl, Silver Tri. RICHARD P. KYLLO: Executive Board, German Club, Latin Club. MARILYN RAE LANDBERG: Vice-Presi- dent F.H.A., Blue Tri, Hi-C. F., Pilots, Silver Tri. LORRAINE L. LANG: Hi-C. F., Library Staff. DANNY A. LARSON: Concert Band, Marching Band, Latin Club, Science Club. DONALD W. LARSEN: Vice-President 8. President German Club, Board of Governors, R-Club, Sagamore Staff, Sock Hop King, Golf '53, '54, 'IO5 KENNETH R. LARSON: Red Cross Coun- cil. LEONARD E. LARSON. NANCY ANN LARSON: Hi-C. F., Red Cross Council, Nurse's Aide. RICHARD A. LARSON: Board of Gov- ernors, R-Club, Captain Football '54, Track '53, '54. SANDRA MARIE LAR- SON: Blue Tri, Health Council, Norse Club, Orchestra, Silver Tri. LARRY LEROY LAVER: Secretary 81 Treasurer Hi-Y. CARL ROBERT LEAF. JANET MARIE LEIKVOLD: Blue Tri, Red Cross Coun- cil, Silver Tri. RONALD C. LEWIS: R- Club, Football '52, '53, Track '54. JAMES ELROY LILLEMOE: Board of Governors, Hi-C. F., Hi-Y, Science Club, Sportsmen's Club, Student Council. DONALD BENJAMIN LIND: A Coppel- la Choir, Choristers, Chamber Music, Hi-Y, Senior Honor Society, Eliiah. MARILYN JOYCE LINDGREN: Blue Tri, Senior Honor Society, Norse Club, Sil- ver Tri. LAWRENCE LEONARD LINDHOLM: Board of Governors, R-Club, Football '53, Track '54. DAVID KENNETH LIN- DO: Hi-Y, Senior Honor Society, Sci- ence Club. CAROL ANN LINTON: Blue Tri, A Cappella Choir, Choristers, Chamber Music, Executive Board, Eli- iah. MARGARET ANNE LISELL: A Cappella Choir, Choristers, Chamber Music, Hi- C. F., Eliiah. SHIRLEY ANNE LOKEN: Blue Tri, A Cappella Choir, Chamber Music, Executive Board, Senior Honor Society, Science Club, Silver Tri, Eli- lah. LEANNE M. LONG: Board of Governors, Norse Club, Spanish Club, Stage Door. I 'IO6 -+L-28 DONALD LUND. JANICE ELAINE LUND: Blue Tri, Silver Tri. LOUIE S. LUNDIN. GERALD R. LUTZ: Sergeant-at-Arms Student Council, Board of Governors. DAVID LESLIE LYONS. BARBARA Mc- CLOUD. SHIRLEY A. McCORMICK: Senior Honor Society, Pilots, Silver Tri. JOAN ELIZ- ABETH McGOVERN. PATRICIA MARY McGOVERN: Concert Band, Mctrching Band, Health Council, Silver Tri, Sportsmen's Club, Standard Staff, Cheaper by the Dozen, Stage Door. STUART G. MCGOVERN: Audio Visual. JIM G. MCGUIRE: R-Club, Tennis '52, '53, '54, MARYANN H. MCKINLEY: Library Staff, Silver Tri. SUSAN ANN MACGOWAN: Blue Tri, Executive Board, Latin Club, Rockettes, Silver Tri, Student Council. PETER CHRISTIAN MADVIG. PAT J. MAGEE: A Cappella Choir, Chamber Music, Senior Honor Society, Science Club, Sportsmen's Club, Cheaper by the Dozen, Stage Door, Messiah, Eli- lah. DEANE C. MANOLIS: President Span- ish Club, Concert Band, Marching Band, Senior Honor Society, Orches- tra, Science Club, Standard Staff. SHARON C. MARSHALL: Library Staff, Silver Tri. RONALD E. MARTELL: Sec- retary Latin Club, Board of Gover- nors, Executive Board, Senior Honor Society, R-Club, Science Club, Cross Country '53, Hockey '54. 'I07 GERALD M. MARTIN: Hi-Y, Senior Honor Society, Science Club, Sports- men's Club. BARBARA JEAN MAR- TINSON: Blue Tri, German Club, Sci- ence Club. GAYLE A. MARTINSON: Norse Club. VIRGINIA LEE MATHEWS: Blue Tri, Li- brary Staff, Silver Tri, Cheaper by the Dozen. WALLACE GARY MELIN: Vice-President Hi-C. E. JOAN ELIZA- BETH MELLGREN: Orchestra, Silver Tri. MARILYN MARIE MELROSE: Concert Band, Marching Band, Blue Tri, Pilots, Red Cross Council, Silver Tri, Student Council. FREDERICK WILLIAM MEYER. JAMES A. MIDTBO: President Senior Class, President Hi-Y, Executive Board, F.F.A., Pilots, R-Club, Captain Basket- ball '54, Cross Country '54, Home- coming King. JERRY K. MILLER: Red Cross Council. BRADLEY J. MILLS. CHARLES M. MOEN. DARLENE MARLYS MOLLER: Silver Tri. GERALDINE RAE MOLLNER: Silver Tri, Sportsmen's Club, Stage Door. RON- ALD R. MOREHOUSE. BEVERLY ANNE MORGAN: Secretary- Treasurer Senior Honor Society, Board of Governors, Choristers, Forensic 8g Debate, Silver Tri, Standard Staff, Student Council, EIiiah. RONALD MORGAN: German Club, Wrestling '53, '54. BETSEY A. MORRISON: Con- cert Band, Marching Band, Secretary Hi-C. F., Swedish Club. IOS JOANNE RAY MUELLER: Blue Tri, Chor- isters, Red Cross Council, Sportsmen's Club. JAMES D. MUHLY: Concert Band, Marching Band, Science Club. SHARON LEE MULLEADY: Blue Tri, Board ot Governors, Hi-C. F., Silver Tri, Student Council. DARLENE JOYCE MURPHY: Executive Board, Silver Tri. ELIZABETH ANN MURPHY: Blue Tri, Silver Tri. AUDREY JEAN NATZKE: Choristers, F.H.A., Hi- C. F., Silver Tri, EIiiaI'1. ARLENE EVELYN NELSON: F.H.A., Sen- ior Honor Society, Red Cross Council, Silver Tri. DAVID B. NELSON: Board of Governors, Pilots, R-Club, Gym Team '52, '53, Hockey, '52, '53, GARY L. NELSON: Concert Band, Marching Band. JAMES J. NELSON: Student Manager Track '53. MARTIN V. NELSON: Board of Governors, R-Club, Baseball '53, '54, Hockey '53, '54. RICHARD ALAN NELSON: Concert Band, Marching Band, Executive Board, Hi-C. F., R- Club, Golf '53, '54. RICHARD ARNOLD NELSON: Hi-Y, Sci- ence Club. BARBARA ANN NERISON: Blue Tri, Clnoristers, Senior Honor So- ciety, Silver Tri, Student Council, Cheaper by the Dozen, Stage Door, EIifah. JAMES NESHEIM: Gym Team '51, '52, '53. ARNOLD WILLIAM NESS: President Or- chestra, Vice-President Band, Swing Band, Executive Board, Hi-Y, Senior Honor Society, Science Club. ROBERT E. NEUMANN: Board of Governors, Student Council. ANNE MARIE NEU- WIRTH: A Cappella Choir, Choristers, EIifaI1. 'IO9 BARBARA E. NEWLIN: Blue Tri, Or- chestra, Silver Tri. GARY CHARLES NORDLAND: Board of Governors, Hi- Y, Senior Honor Society, Orchestra, Student Council. DONALD W. NORD- STROM: President F.F.A., Audio Visual, Science Club, Sportsmen's Club, Stu- dent Council. GLADYS RUTH NOREEN: Forensic 8. Debate, Latin Club, Science Club, Cheaper by the Dozen, Stage Door. BETTYANN KAREN NORTH- WAY: A Cappella Choir, Choristers, Silver Tri, Eliiah. GORDON JOHN NOVOTNY: Concert Band, Marching Band. CHARLES JOHN NYBECK: Pilots. MARY J. NYMOEN: Silver Tri. MARY MAR- GARET OCEL: Board of Governors. HARRIET ALBERTA OHLSSON: Hi-C. F., Silver Tri. PAUL E. OHNESORGE: Audio Visual. S. SALLY OHNO: Sec- retary Junior 8. Senior Class, Secre- tary-Treasurer A Cappella Choir, Sec- retary Latin Club, Executive Board, Hi-C. F., Senior Honor Society, Eli- lah. THOMAS JORGEN OLSEN: Health Council. BARBARA M. OLSON: Secre- tary F.H.A., Blue Tri, Swedish Club, Silver Tri. ETHEL MARlE OLSON: Blue Tri, A Cappella Choir, Choristers, Sil- ver Tri, Eliiah. GERALD ALBIN OLSON. JANET L. OLSON! Blue Tri, Choristers, F.H.A., Silver Tri, Eliiah. JANICE M. OL- SON: Secretary Sportsmen's Club, A Cappella Choir, Hi-C. F., Silver Tri, Elijah, Messiah, 'l'lO MAXINE M. OLSON: Concert Band, Marching Band, Blue Tri, Hi-C. F., Sil- ver Tri, Sportsmen's Club. THOMAS P. OLSON: Student Council. GEORGE P. O'NEIL. GERALD RICHARD OSIER: Senior Hon- or Society. BARRY M. PALM. ELLEN MARIE PALMQUIST: Blue Tri, Execu- tive Board, F.H.A., Senior Honor So- ciety. ANNETTE J. PAQUAY: A Cappella Choir, Choristers. MARILYN MARIE PARISH: A Cappella Choir, Chamber Music, Library Staff, Stage Door, Cheaper by the Dozen. HARVEY R. PARKS: All-School Vice-President Hi- Y, Audio Visual, German Club, Science Club, Student Council, Stage Door. BEVERLY JEAN PATTERSON: A Cap- pella Choir, Choristers, Hi-C. F., Sen- ior Honor Society, Library Statt, Silver Tri, Sportsmen's Club, Eliiah. LOR- RAINE CAROLINE PAUL: Blue Tri, Cheerleader, Silver Tri, Spanish Club, Student Council. WESLEY GEORGE PEACOCK: Marching Band, Board of Governors, Orchestra, Football '53, '54. ALLAN E. PEARSON: Concert Band, Marching Band, Swing Band, Senior Honor Society, R-Club, Science Club, Tennis '52, '53, '54. AUDREY K. PEARSON: Secretary Swedish Club, Blue Tri, Silver Tri. BRAD PEDERSON: F.F.A., Hi-Y. DONALD E. PEHRSON: F.F.A. BEVER- LY ANNE PETERSEN: Secretary-Treas- urer Pilots, Blue Tri, Board of Gover- nors, Executive Board, Science Club, Silver Tri, Homecoming Attendant. DONALD GORDON PETERSON: Board of Governors, F.F.A., Norse Club. 111 ELAINE B. PETERSON: Blue Tri, Senior Honor Society, Science Club, Silver Tri, Cheaper by the Dozen. GERALD SIMON PETERSON: Vice-President Hi- Y, Hi-C. F., Orchestra. RODNEY W. PETERSON: Concert Band, Marching Band, Orchestra. PAUL D. PETTERSONZ President Hi-Y, Audio Visual, Concert Band, March- ing Band, R-Club, Standard Staff, Cross Country '53, Track '54. MAR- LYS L. PFEIFER: Silver Tri, Sportsmen's Club. ELIZABETH ANN PORTER: Blue Tri, A Cappella Choir, Choristers, Ex- ecutive Board, German Club, Senior Honor Society, Pilots, Science Club, Silver Tri, Eliiah. SHARON ELIZABETH PORTER: Presi- dent Silver Tri, Treasurer Blue Tri, Treasurer Student Council, Board of Governors, Pilots. DORIS EILEEN PRICE: Board of Governors. VIOLA JEAN QUAAL: Blue Tri, Library Staff, Silver Tri. SONDRA KAY QUINN: Secretary Latin Club, Blue Tri, Choristers, Hi-C. F., Silver Tri. MARJORIE M. RADOSE- VICH: F.H.A., Senior Honor Society, Silver Tri, Spanish Club. ARLYN LOU RAMSWICK: Marching Band, Silver Tri. HELEN ROBERTA RASMUSSEN: Execu- tive Board, Library Statf, Pilots, Silver Tri. NAOMI JOYCE RAUHAUSER: Blue Tri, Red Cross Council, Science Club, Silver Tri. ELEANOR L. REED: Board of Governors, A Cappella Choir, Chor- isters, Health Council, Red Cross Coun- cil, Student Council, Eliiah. JOHN M. REGAN. GWEN GAIL REIN- ARD: Blue Tri. PETER GERALD REY- NOLDS: R-Club, Gym Team '53, '54, 'I12 TRUMAN J. ROBERTSON: Hi-Y, Senior Honor Society. MARJORIE ANNE ROGNESS: A Cappella Choir, Choris- ters, Chamber Music, Silver Tri, Sports- men's Club, EIiiah. STANLEY H. RONNEBERG: Board of Governors, R- Club, Red Cross Council, Hockey '52, '53, '54. H. ADAIR RONNING: Vice-President Sportsmen's Club, Secretary Spanish Club, A Cappella Choir, Choristers, Chamber Music, Red Cross Council, Silver Tri, Nurse's Aide. KENNETH L. ROSDAHL: Concert Band, Marching Band, Swing Band. EILEEN M. ROS- VOLD: Treasurer 81 President F.H.A., Blue Tri, Choristers, Senior Honor So- ciety, Pilots, EIiiah. ARTHUR E. ROTMAN: A Cappella Choir, Choristers, EIiiah. SHARRON ROVERUD: Secretary Norse Club, Blue Tri, Hi-C. F., Cheaper by the Dozen, Stage Door. DEANE C. RUSH. LEE A. RYMAN: R-Club, Gym Team '53, Hockey '52, '53, '54. DENNIS O. RYSTAD: Hi-C. F., Hi-Y, Norse Club. DONNA MARIE SALHUS: Choristers, Science Club, Silver Tri, Elijah, Stage Door. GARY ROBERT SAMPSON: President Hi-Y, Board of Governors, R-Club, Student Council, Homecoming 8g Win- ter Carnival Attendant, Baseball '53, '54, Basketball '54. PATRICIA JUN- EAL SCHAEFER: Blue Tri, Board of Gov- ernors, Science Club, Silver Tri. RALPH CARL SCHMIDTKE: Science Club. CAROL J. SCHNORR: Secretary Hi-C. F., Concret Band, Marching Band, Sci- ence Club, Cheaper by the Dozen, Stage Door. ALBERT W. SCHROE- DER: Audio Visual, Executive Board, Student Council. RUSSELL GEORGE SCHROEDL. 'I'I3 'I. ROBERT F. SCHWANKL: German Club, History Club Science Club JOAN C. SCHUMAN: Red Cross Coun- ci ,rn Stage Door. WILLIAM L. SEEGER: Audio Visual, A Cappella Choir, Chor- isters. DONALD KENNETH SELLENTINE: Foot- ball. DALE WAYNE SEVERSON. JAMES D. SHANNON: All-School Pres- ident Hi-Y, Manager A Cappella Choir, Swing Band, Choristers, Execu- tive Board, Red Cross Council, Stan- dard Staff, EIiiah. CAROLE ANN SHAW: Blue Tri, Silver Tri. JOAN E. SHREWSBURY: Secretary Spanish Club, Blue Tri, Library Staff, Silver Tri, Cheaper by the Dozen, Stage Door. RICHARD G. SIEVERS: Concert Band, F.F.A., R-Club, Captain Track '54, Football '52, '53. BETTY C. SIPPLE: President History Club, Blue Tri, Choristers, Senior Hon- or Society, Silver Tri, Sportsmen's Club, Messiah, EliiaI't. KAREN MAY Sl- VERTSEN: Blue Tri, F.H.A., Hi-C. F., Sil- ver Tri, Stage Door. MARY LOU SKEELS: Blue Tri, Science Club, Cheaper by the Dozen, Stage Door. LaDONNA MAE SKJEFSTADZ Concert Band, Marching Band. CURTISS J. SKOU: Science Club. NANCY JO SLA- BEY: Blue Tri, Silver Tri. MARILYN MARGARETTE SLACHTA. BARBARA DALE SMITH: Blue Tri. SAN- DRA LEE SMITH: Choristers, German Club, Library Staff, Red Cross Coun- cil, Sagamore Staff, Eliiah. 114 I. , ,II . I ki, my 4 . ww ELI. GERALD W. SNYDER. MARGY SNY- DER: Sportsmen's Club. ROBERT T. SOHOLT: Vice-President Choristers. DOROTHY ELIZABETH SOLHEIM: Board of Governors, Pilots. MARIAN L. SOLHEIM: Blue Tri, Science Club, Sil- ver Tri, Spanish Club. EILEEN JANET SOLIE: Blue Tri, Sportsmen's Club. KENNETH E. SOMMERS: Audio Visual. RICHARD H. SONNENBERG: Pilots. DONALD JOHN SORENSEN: Board of Governors, Choristers, German Club, Health Council, Latin Club, Pilots, R-Club, Student Council, Basketball '54. SHERRY ANN STARK: A Cappella Choir, Choristers, Eliiah. JOHN A. STARR. JOANNE G. STEADY: Choris- ters, Latin Club, Eliiah. GARY D. STEIN: Audio Visual, Health Council. GAlL V. STEVENS: Blue Tri, Silver Tri. DOUGLAS D. STEWART: Spanish Club. JOEL A. STOLTE: A Cappella Choir, Choristers, Hi-C. F., Senior Honor So- ciety, R-Club, Student Manager Base- ball '53. SHARON K. STONER: Blue Tri, Library Staff, Silver Tri. SUZANNE CAROL STONER: Blue Tri, Silver Tri. H5 MIRIAM STORMO: A Cappella Choir, Norse Club, Orchestra, Eliiah. KATHLEEN MARGARET SULLIVAN: Secretary Student Council, Marching Band, Blue Tri, German Club, Red Cross Council, Silver Tri, Spanish Club, Sportsmen's Club, Standard Staff. ROBERT C. SUNDAHL: Science Club. BERNARD NORRIS SVENDSEN: Presi- dent Senior Honor Society, Board of Governors, R-Club, Science Club, Foot- ball '52, '53, Hockey '53, DONALD H. SWANSON: Executive Board, Pilots. DOUGLAS A. SWANSON: Wrestling '54 JOAN SWANSON: Blue Tri, Hi-C. F., Spanish Club. PATRICIA ELAINE SWANSON: Red Cross Council. RICH- ARD ALEXANDER SWANSON: Audio Visual, Board of Governors, Hi-Y, Pi- lots, Student Council. ROY L. SWANSON: Sportsmen's Club. VIVIANNE JEANETTE SWANSON: Blue Tri, Senior Honor Society, Swedish Club, Silver Tri. PATRICIA ANN SWEENEY: Silver Tri. RONALD E. TADSEN: Board of Gov- ernors, Pilots, Sportsmen's Club, Stu- dent Council. JOHN O. TANEM: Con- cert Band, Marching Band, Norse Club. JON P. THESENGA: Board of Governors, Choristers, Executive Board, Health Council, Pilots, R-Club, Football '52, '53, Wrestling '54. SANDRA ANNE THOMAS: President F.H.A., Secretary-Treasurer Choristers, Blue Tri, Board of Governors, A Cap- pella Choir, Chamber Music, Red Cross Council, Silver Tri, Eliiah. LAWRENCE L. THOMPSON: A Cappel- la Choir, Executive Board, Senior Hon- or Society, Science Club, Student Council, Elijah. WARREN W. THOMPSON: Winter Carnival King, Board of Governors, R-Club, Basket- ball '54, Football '54, T16 EDITH KIRSTINE THOMSEN: Blue Tri I Library Staff, Silver Tri. HAROLD C. THORSON. BEVERLY S. TORESON: Blue Tri, Student Council. NANCY ARLENE TREMEL: Blue Tri, Choristers, Silver Tri, Eliiah. ROGER K. TROMANHAUSER. MYRNA TRON- NES: Board of Governors, Norse Club, Spanish Club, Stage Door. BEVERLY JANE TURNBULL: German Club, Senior Honor Society, Library Staff, Silver Tri. EMILY K. TUSET: Blue Tri, Board of Governors, Choris- ters, Silver Tri, Eliiah. KENNETH M. TWITO: A Cappella Choir, Senior Hon- or Society, Latin Club, Science Club Eliiah. I SHIRLEY JEAN ULBERG: Blue Tri, Chor- isters, Hi-C. F., Library Staff. RUSSELL BURTON UNDERDAHL. EARL Van- BERKOM. RICHARD VanDERVEER: Sportsmen's Club. BEVERLY M. VAILLANCOURT: Treasurer Sportsmen's Club, Concert Band, Marching Band, Silver Tri. DAVID LOUIS VEITH: Concert Band, Marching Band, Hi-C. F., Science Club, Sportsmen's Club. BONNIE JEAN VOGT: Cltoristers, F.H.A., Silver Tri, Sportsmen's Club, Eliial'1. LORNA JANE VOTH: Treas- urer Student Council, Marching Band, Blue Tri, Board of Governors, Red Cross Council, Science Club, Silver Tri, Sportsmen's Club. GARY LEE WACH- TER: Concert Band, Marching Band, Swing Band, Senior Honor Society, Science Club, Tennis '54. 'I'I7 ROBERT J. WACHTER. MARDELL J. WAHL: Blue Tri, Silver Tri. RICHARD HERBERT WALLIN: Board of Govern- ors, Cheerleader, Chamber Music, Ethics Committee, Pilots, Student Council. PATRICIA JANE WALSH: F.H.A., Li- brary Staff, Stage Door, Cheaper by the Dozen. ROBERT GEORGE WALTERS: Concert Band, Choristers. THOMAS RALPH WALTHER: A Cap- pella Choir, Chamber Music, Science Club, Messiah, EIiiah. CAROLE JEAN WALTON: Blue Tri, Board of Governors, Red Cross Coun- cil, Silver Tri. JAMES WILLIAM WAS- BOTTEN. ELIZABETH I. WEBER. JANE GLORY WEDAN. BONNIE V. WEDIN: Blue Tri, Silver Tri. JANICE C. WEIDEN: Blue Tri, Silver Tri. GERALD C. WESTERGAARD: Wrestling '54. MARY LOU WHITE: Marching Band, Blue Tri, Board ot Governors, Science Club, Silver Tri, Student Coun- cil, Stage Door. WELDON LEE WHITEHOUSE: Concert Band, March- ing Band, Stage Crew. BARBARA ANN WICKLANDER. CLAUS T. WIEBE: All-School Secretary Hi-Y, German Club, Senior Honor Society, Science Club, Cheaper by the Doz- en, Stage Door. WILLIAM MICHAEL WIENCKE: Student Council. IIS Shutter Dodgers: CAROL IRENE GORTHY HUEY H. JANZ RICHARD LANGREN MURLE C. LOBACK CAROL A. WILLFORD: Treasurer Silver Tri, Blue Tri, Health Council. LEOTA FAY WILLHITE: Silver Tri. JANET ANN WILLIAMS: Marching Band, Blue Tri, Executive Board, Swedish Club, Pilots, Silver Tri, Student Council. JOEL MICHAEL WILLIAMS: Red Cross Council, Sportsmen's Club. FRANK K. WILLIAMSON: Concert Band, March- ing Band. DICK W. WINKLER: Board of Governors, R-Club, Student Coun- cil, Baseball '53, Football '52, Wres- tling '54. WALLACE LEROY WITHROW: Audio Visual. MARILYN FLORENCE WITT: Hi -C. F., Library Staff, Red Cross Council, Silver Tri. A. RICHARD WIT- TLES. PHYLLIS MARY WOHRMANN: Presi- dent Sportsmen's Club, Silver Tri. HOWARD O. WOLD: Concert Band, Marching Band, Orchestra, Science Club, Spanish Club, Sportsmen's Club, Cheaper by the Dozen, Stage Door. RUTH ANNE WRIGHT: Blue Tri, A Cappella Choir, Choristers, Sci- ence Club, EIijah. YVONNE RITA YANTES: A Cappella Choir, Choristers, Red Cross Council, Silver Tri, Sportsmen's Club, Eliiah. RONALD YOUNG. JUDITH A. ZWIERS: Blue Tri, Choristers, Hi-C. F., Red Cross Council, Silver Tri, Homecoming At- tendant, Eliiah. THEODORE Q. ZWONK: F.H.A., Blue Tri, Homecoming King, Silver Tri, Rockettes, Sagamore Staff, Standard Staff. DELORES W. ZWUCK: F.F.A., Audio Visual, Homecoming Queen, Track '52, '53, '54, Sagamore Staff, Standard Staff. I'I9 Pl ,M 4 W M W wg? U vs 235555 We S fx' Ava g 'M TIUKETS FOR TH CQ 120 Conrad Villella, President, Eugene Zeller, Vice-President, Sue Jambeck, Secretary, Miss Haberman, Adviser, Ruth Pavlovik, Treasurer. Junior Officers Sophomore Cfflcers The Iunior class of T954 numbers about The 1954 sophomore class of 746 students 620 students, all eagerly awaiting their is one of the largest classes that has ever chance to take over the title of Seniors, enrolled at Roosevelt. The size of the class, Among other problems they faced, the however, didn't overwhelm them. They class officers, with the aid of Miss Haber- held their sophomore party on Friday, man, helped to decide whether to have a November 13. class banquet or party. Beryl Mattson, Vice-President, Jerry Carlson, Treasurer, Miss Heath, Adviser, Larry Exel, President, Mary Erskine, Secretary. T21 HOMEROOMS 110 and 301. First row: Mr. Osterhus, Cater, Hatlestad, B. Lee, How, Blegen, Moe, Fleetham, Miss Steinhauser. Second row: Sertimo, L. Jacobson, B. Larson, J. Olson, Blumer, Peck, Johnson, Tuttle, Seeman. Third row: Leichar, Pitt, Gabrielson, Bell, Fremstad, Theisen, Kingsberg, Alexander, Graham. Fourth row: Sprute, L. Smith, Shoberg, Frantz, Weiland, BiFlCelC1I'Id, COYCOFUH, Phillips, C. Larson, J. Carlson. Fifth row: Lindberg, Ekberg, Peer, C. Thompson, Hanna, Bartley, Palmer, Eastling, Christopherson, Drolet. Sixth row: Wilson, Morriem, Bergover, Sobolik, Mequiar, Land, Harvey, Parks, Holmberg, Carlquist. Seventh row: Geiger, Tidlund, Twiss, Selg, Flynn, Meloche, Gripp, Jackson, Taylor, Kruger, Dayton. HOMEROOMS 116 and 121. First row: Collins, Helwig, Alsip, Kordosky, Mrs. Hayer, Beveridge, Helseth, Hopper, Smallen. Second row: Guilfoyle, N. Olsen, Ramberg, A. Carlsen, B. Swenson, Girard, Johnston, Berglund, Howell. Third row: Thoren, Golmen, Floyd, Albrecht, Messig, Biornclahl, J. Larson, Rooney, Draves, Fourth row: Herman, Roal, Moen, Gallagher, Luft, B. Anderson, Mollan, Putnam, Kucera. Fifth row: Sampson, Tacheny, Standing, Reiter, Hegg, Newby, Rynolds, R, Anderson. Sixth row: Bergstrom, Dye, Blesener, Doelz, Boscoe, Gaston, Kveberg, Aanestad, Heoldle. Seventh row: Wing, Rohde, C. Peterson, Beiseker, Howell, Haglind, B. Larsen, Arholm, Goranson, Sacre. HOMEROOMS 122 and 127. First row: Frances, Revell, Hellerstedt, Klopfer, D. Hansen, S. Anderson, McCullen, Halsey, Zimmerman. Second row: Mr. Hollenbeck, A. Johnson, Adams, Kieser, Lee, Champlin, Dahnert, D. Pierson, Mr. Courtney. Third row: L. Olson, Northrop, C. Nelson, D. Hansen, Wohrmann, Ogard, G. Swanson, V. Johnson. Fourth row: Sanders, Sorvig, B. Swanson, Hill, R. Smith, Cleath, Reich, Collins, West, Fifth row: Wilson, Untinen, Stickler, Forstrom, Selover, Newgaard, Frederick, Tomann, May, Skiefstad. Sixth row: Messman, Bakken, Miller, Tibbetts, Moon, Lofgren, McPherson, Blackstone, Brink, Bierke. Seventh row: Seagren, Salen, Trumble, Parker, Huber, D. Johnson, Lowe, Palmquist, Mees, Goodoien, Behnke. HOMEROOMS 201 and 204. First row: Prince, Mader, D. Carlson, Jambeck, Flaherty, Holmes, MacKenzie, Froysa, Kunnen, Dow. Second row: Miss Haberman, V. Larson, Olsen, Forsman, J. Hansen, Thorson, M. Peterson, Bynell, Puff, Mrs. Jensen. Third row: Mitchell, Clarke, Field, Hemmingson, C. Carlson, Berg, D. Nelson, D. Peterson, Lambert. Fourth row: Felker, Lindsley, Blaisdell, C. Johnson, Valentine, Krohn, Krebs, Huisman, Kleve, Bodin, Fifth row: Michaelis, Hagen, Sager, Switala, Nitz, Hendrickson, Mohl, Lishovsky, W. Peterson. Sixth row: Deutsch, Challeen, Starrett, S. Larson, Hestness, Paradeau, Edmunds, Lichtenberger, Sandness, Kienzle. Seventh row: Ce- cil, Gaustacl, Hood, Carsberg, Feldman, Englesgierd, Clapham, Hullar, Macgowan, Fredricksen, Beckstrom. HOMEROOMS 207 and 222. First row: McKusick, Reitan, Schultz, Mount, Crockett, Nolan, Glenn Raedeke. Second row: Haugan, Lindeval, Almy, Schumacker, Morrison, I. Olson, J. Larson, Jackson, Mr. Baardseth. Third row: Lillimoe, D. Jenson, Wallin, Pederson, Alton, Pundy, Pavlovic, Snider, Hanks. Fourth row: J. Erickson, Beiseker, Fritzke, Wulkan, Mortensen, Villilla, Klingelhut, Schubert. Fifth row: Bethke, White, S. Johnson, Hagen, Bruns, Sandstrom, L. Johnson, Moss, Engen. Sixth row: Sathre, Clementson, Sebeck, J. Nelson, Vaughan, Anfinsen, Norwick, L. Anderson, Rasmussen, Laudenslager. Seventh row: Tuset, Talle, Ondov, R. Jensen, Sorenson, Wilson, Miller, Forsberg, Deach, Botko, D. Larson. HOMEROOMS 225 and 226. First row: Cunningham, Carter, Kronebusch, Keely, Mickelson, A. Erickson, Voelker, C. Johnson, Broom, Gillespie, Laudig, Selchta. Second row: Mr. Johnson, Lee, Johnston, Mackev, Femrite, S. Hansen, J. Anderson, J. Larson, D. Peter- son, D. Schilling, Mr. Blake. Third row: Robertsen, Fredricksen, NeW9GGI'0l, QUC1I1lD6ClY, M0llm5fen1 WllliiflS, LYOHS. O'Reilly. MC1Ybee, C- Johnson, Frazier. Fourth row: C. Carlson, Waresh, B. Hansen, Brothers, D. Swanson, Kruckeberg, Dowson, Betzold, Hieronymus, Fow- ler. Fifth row: C. Peterson, Crady, Casey, Mackey, McCloud, Conway, K. Johnson, Mielke, Polkinghorne, Krantz. Sixth row: Bodin, Kraft, Martinson, B. Carlson, Deming, Berg, Koch, Kielty, Ross, S. Carlson. Seventh row: J. Swenson, Running, Kemp, Rue, Gmitro, Stinar. Linebura. R. O'son. Eden. Colstrom. 57: ft is sez. it HOMEROOMS 307 and 308. First row: Wold, Milen, Kloss, Truax, Lottery, Jahn, Emery, Sidlo, Burch, Second row: Haugan, Nyquist, Scheffman, Asplund, Miller, Campion, Lindstrom, Painter. Third row: Corey, Knutson, Glaeser, Sunde, Meder, Kittleson, Dimick, Doyle, Herrmann. Fourth row: Bratrud, D. Swanson, Weikle, Priglmeier, Christian, Foley, C. Olson, Ranzinger. Fifth row: Batten, Moberg, Sorern, Mady, Butkiwicz, Mattsfield, Krieser, R. Larson, Wiehle. Sixth row: Lentz, W. Anderson, Folven, Zeller, J. Peterson, Bertrand, Blocher, Hastings, Severson, Duvick. Seventh row: Kellner, Cook, Wilkes, Knutson, Sollie, Ham, Ness, LeRoy, Grannes, Jelmo, J. Anderson. HOMEROOMS 313 and 321. First row: Nickelson, Lundquist, Stevens, J. Peterson, Rhodes, Nilssen, Gregory, Holmes. Second row: Miss Door, Aune, Lindquist, Dean, McCarty, Landstad, Harris, Abrahomson, Severson, Miss Robertson. Third row: R. Anderson, Nore man, Rignell, Gribstad, Cooper, Backlund, Holm, Holmstrand, lllg. Fourth row: Biorn, Nielsen, Buettner, Newstrom, Miller, Christie, Barnes, Boisvert, Pavelka, Steinert. Fifth row: O'Brien, Lundeen, Ruclsdil, Ollinger, McFarland, Dahl, Heuton, Bienhotf, Hegrenes, Holi- day. Sixth row: Wheelock, Sword, Sullivan, Urdahl, Christiansen, Engen, Burkhart, Suess, E. Smith, P. Andersen. Seventh row: Kruger, Elder, Astletord, E. Johnson, D. Johnson, J. Hanson, Stork, Carey, Tebbitt, R. Olson, Lundeen. HOMEROOMS 325 and 328B. First row: Smithson, A. Nelson, Velander, Budinger, Weigel, Kingsbury, Dolbec, Alexander, Adams, Pascoe. Second row: Mr. Hanson, Lottery, Swan, Eilitz, Weaver, Martin, Kane, J. Hanson, Owens, Mr. Nielsen. Third row: Hemze, Homme, Wilburn, Krabbenhoft, White, Quirk, Rinn, S. Nelson, D. Anderson. Fourth row: Behnke, Vandervverf, Berg, Zchngratf, Or- edson, P. Johnson, Haskin, Lockwood, Young. Fifth row: Arvidson, Tutte, Gangloft, Herrmann, Ables, D. Olson, Nitardy, Reudelsterz, Dymoke, McCarthy, Sixth row: R. Johnson, Keps, Pearson, M. Johnson, Wallingford, Dosch, Whitney, Shetler, Franke. Seventh row: B. Olsen, Elfstrurn, Hausfaden, Melin, Hebert, Wimsett, Trumble, Stephens, Clinton, Gilbertson. ,ii HOMEROOMS 101 and 103. First row: Barnes, Henneman, Carter, Pascoe, Sullivan, Wilsey, Nehotte, Sharbach, B. Smith, Steffenson. Second row: Mr. Peterson, Goodman, D. Petersen, Meier, N. Carlson, Carothers, Seppala, Ponto, B. Anderson, Mrs. Gerard. Third row: Reme, Denham, Fletcher, Robertson, A. Johnson, McPheeters, Krause, Erskine. Fourth row: Higgins, Lundquist, Holmes, Floro Brinkman, Young, Lynch, Carpentier, J. Hansen, Mindrum. Fifth row: Liljeberg, Harder, Rauhauser, Needham, Krabbenhoft, Flude- land, J. Johnson, Mallinson, J. Erickson, Roan, Hanna. Sixth row: J. Larson, Kolden, Huebner, D. Anderson, Cramer, J. Carlson, Arnclt, Howson, Goodman, G. Olson. Seventh row: Pappas, Schaeffer, Lindahl, R. Swanson, Cross, Thorson, D. Nelson, Bramsen, Berggren, Engdahl, Prodahl. HOMEROOMS 112 and 113. First row: Northway, Bannochie, M. Johnson, Lind, Courtney, Paquette, Clark, Drause, Berg, Ronning. Second row: Mr. Swadner, J. Olson, Abraham, Bingham, Keiser, Arneson, Iverson, Lundgren, Mrs. Hannah. Third row: Esberg, Rudd, Swanberg, Palmer, Lucey, Lagerstrom, Fitzgerald, Dye, Coppin. Fourth row: Taylor, Gaffney, Schwartz, Ocel, Loverud, Lien, Pulkre- bek, C. Peterson, Heathfield. Fifth row: Kyllo, Sundahl, Holmes, Bauer, K. Olson, Homme, Loeffler, Giles, Howson, Ellison. Sixth row: Radosevich, Wigen, J. Petersen, Olivera, B. Anderson, L. Sm-ith, R. Johnson, Holt, Engstrom, Seventh row: Beckman, Conda, R. Hanson, R. Johnson, Tryggeseth, Cloutier, Quirk, Pottsmith, Hagman, Freund. HOMEROOMS 118 and 124. First row: Pierson, Richards, Sheldon, K. Larson, Bryce, Solie, Hultgren, Theilmann, Wallin. Second row: Miss Kramer, Burke, Houde, Paulson, Krueger, Durigan, Mauren, Hawkinson, Third row: Bloomquist, Hoffman, Oppegard, M. Johnson, Stevenson, Harrington, Ellis, Miller, Fourth row: Rodgers, Wicklander, Kriesel, Raymond, Norling, Bergland, Severson, Waresh, M. Olson. Fifth row: Stone, Garaghty, Jacobson, Lindberg, Whalen, Kellner, Cushman, Grummons, Weber. Sixth row: Rasmussen, Grobe, Gangloff, C. Carlson, Gray, N. Johnson, C. Johnson, Nestande, Saver. Seventh row: Brown, Graf, Exel, Fenstad, Iverson, Krider, Cock- ll I ..- 1-i,,l,,,, ii I i . HOMEROOMS 208 and 209. First row: G. Olson, Herrick, Miceli, Mills, Booth, Ruona, Hyde, Eckland, Cole, Jacobson, Ness. Second row: Swedberg, Westin, George, Berg, Stewart, N. Carlson, Whetstone, Remmen, Mrs. Hanson. Third row: Madison, Hennies, Para- deau, Evanson, J. Petersen, Tallakson, Belmore, Anders. Fourth row: R. Nelson, Setterholrn, Ladendorf, Clark, Martinson, Herr, K. Hanson, Vogt, Wood. Fifth row: Soniu, Dorland, Beystrom, Kraayenbrink, M. Larson, Moery, Gardner, Schwartz, Sorensen, Skriv- seth. Sixth row: R. Hanson, Donaldson, Stark, Bishman, Crane, Lee. Davison, Reisdorph, Rice. Seventh row: Hecllund, Flynn, Hnasko, Hexom, Miller, W. Larson, Schumacher, Schroeder, Schiolberg, Riley. HOMEROOM 214. First row: Carlberg, McPherson, Quanbeck, Leppa, Mr. Wagner, Christensen, Robinson, Weldele, Jacobson. Second row: Nicoloft, Rubis, Foster, M. Erickson, Nessum, Schmelitsch. Third row: Sommerland, Berglund, Skoglund, Sannan, Oreschnick, Christiansen, Isaacson. Fourth row: Morris, Denison, Langert, Granoien, Kucera, Biornstad, Laudenslager. Fifth row: J. Carlson, Diede, Smithson, Jenkins, Heggerness, Renk, Quist. HOMEROOMS 215 and 217. First row: Hendrickson, Schemanek, Rudy, Sackrison, P. Swanson, Le Voir, Stearns, M. Smith, H. Olson. Second row: Mrs. Cattron, Keogh, Leichar, Applequist, Westergaard, Forcier, Goodrich, Thomas, Mr. Halron. Third row: Mattson, L. Peterson, Kovacik, Carothers, Strand, Hertzer, Calhoun, Parsch. Fourth row: White, Fleetham, Houle, Sandey, Soderberg, B. Larson, Stitt, Webb. Fifth row: Strong, Fewer, Dahlberg, Vacanti, Olin, Hendrickson, B. Larson, Knutson. Sixth row: Jacobson, Berg, E. Ander- son, Wellhausen, Collins, Day, Biurstrom, Gustafson, Ackland. Seventh row: Brewer, DeHarpporte, Talle, Amlee, D. Johnson, Howard, Ringrose, McDonald, Wittgraf, Rich. HOMEROOMS 219 and 220. Flist rcw: Risser, Sperr, Wandke, Revier, Furst, Trask, Eondeson, Winick. Se:cnul row: Mr. Buckrnon, J. Johnson, N. Johnson, Barrows, J. Olson, J. Jocobson, Torsch, Knutson, Roth. Third row: Jirousek, C, Peterson, McKenzie, Brown, Smoullen. Fourth row: R. Olson, D. Peterson, Oulmon, Wehmeyer, Denham, Benson, Bouchord, Sohlstrond, Fifth row: Gierstad, Bursch, Vogosky, Snyder, Hoberkorn, Fritz, Dalton, Stevens. Sixth row: Ness, Doherty, C. Olson, Sondberg, G. Corlson, Moos, Keiser, Kuch, V. Corlson. Seventh row: Godin, Kline, Fenney, Moe, G. Swonson, Brutlog, Seashore, D. Olson, Tuttle, B, Nelson. HOMEROOMS 223 ond 302. First row: B. Brown, Roberts, D. Johnson, Gorrison, Jorgenson, Jonz, Shemonek, Aldrich, Wiencke, Vik, Taylor, Second row: Miss Corlson, Person, Remer, Elvrum, Wilson, Stork, Selg, Dolbec, Mr. Yngve. Third row: Lund, Ford, Arneson, Hoot, J. Larson, C. Carlson, Mulkern, Sterns. Fourth row: Morgan, Jennings, Tinker, Lyness, Walling, J. Anderson, Bierken, K. Jensen, M. Corlson. Fifth row: Mundhenk, Cose, Krueger, Hendrickson, Fisher, Gersolorf, Barsness, Tidlund, Smyth, Flakne. Sixth row: Loumb, Mulleody, Borseth, Sommers, Thompson, Wode, Patterson, Oliver, Winge. Seventh rcw: J. Benson, Stondly, A. Johnson, Foutch, Myhre, P. Olsen, D. Jocobsen, Hiortlond, Botten, B. Corl.on. HOMEROOMS 309 ond 310. First row: Hollderson, Webster, R. .lohnson, Olhno, Nerison, Stevens, Smith, Duede, Lovelett, Holl. Second row: Griepentrog, Miss Lynch, Nouth, Rush, K. Anderson, C. Erickson, Giertsen, Shelley, Uphoft, Miss Heath. Third row: Lien, Nor- dos, Brink, Duncon, Litsheim, Laukko, Mason, C. Nelson, J. Olsen, S. Johnson. Fourth row: Berg, Grodin, Lundeen, Markstrom, Mur- phy, Buche, Aonestad, Jordon, J. Nelson, D, Johnson, Thompson, Fifth row: Hawkins, Norcross, Enos, Nielsen, DeJoy, Corroll, Zwiers, Kilaby, Markstrom. Sixth row: Nierenhausen, Reom, R. Corlson, Andreotti, Korts, Williams, Freidlund, A. Erickson, Zoost, Reis. Sev- enth row: Sondeen, M. Johnson, Foster, Witt, Hughes, C. Corlson, Serslond, Snoter, Eide, Alm, Bergren. -V , fi ' , Rlmwiiiltifi :-wth .QYESWII ' ' M ' ..T.T..-1, HOMEROOMS 3'l7 and 319. First row: Miss McGrath, M. Johnson, Melton, D. Nelson, Chamberlain, M. Nelson, Fischeo, V sd lund. Second row: Youngberg, Arvidson, Farr, V. Nelson, Oseien, Friedman, Zimmer. Third row: Matson, Berntson, Kilness, S. , in- son, Berzelius, S. Anderson, DeVries, Ubel. Fourth row: Hutchins, Hanks, Nord, Wedan, Morris, Ruzin, Hill, Noren. Fifth row: C .:.k, Michels, Saxum, Carter, Thomas, Capron, Allison, Corder, Smith. Sixth row: H. Smith, Edmunds, Wredberg, Aronson, Budoltson Ir- ickson, Duede, Fretag, Loback, Krause. Seventh row: Rundell, Wendlancl, Jones, Bruchez, Pogue, Felien, P. Anderson, Knutsen, Keating, Stroberger, Wilson. 1 HOMEROOMS 322 and 324. First row: Felloer, Watson, Bolster, M. Nelson, D. Johnson, B. Peterson, Thor, S. Olson, S. Johnson. Second row: Miss Rcschke, M. Carlson, Canfield, Hoffman, Christian, K. Johnson, Freestone, P. Nelson, Aamot, Miss Sandboe. Third row: Hock, Calhoun, Forseth, C. Erickson, Bogen, Pufahl, Willer, Marshall S. Nelson. Fourth row: Hilti, Skoglund, Streitz, Mount, Robarge, Elcxnder Clinton, Schuldt, J. Olson. Fifth row: Hannula, Gardner, Comeau, Fischer, Kolstad, Hnasko, Rood, Donaghue, Lien, Myhre. Sixtii row: J. Anderson, Studlien, Rutgerson, Callahan, R. Jensen, Haraldson, Madsen, Fredlund, R. Olson, B. Anderson. Seventh row: Berg, Skog, Linton, Lee, Ream, K. Johnson, Gavin, Malmquist, Alnes, Wheelock, Hines. HOMEROOMS 331 and 326. First row: Cronin, J. 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