Roosevelt High School - Sagamore Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

Text from Pages 1 - 134 of the 1955 volume:

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For all others, our wish is that you will measure up to Roosevelt standards and traditions. Be proud ot your school and all that it stands tor. ,Qbim xi 1 4 .I'.2 WMXq, W 'V TF' ,M ,,,,,.,b , , JJ' 1525? l '-X - ,JO V I i fe X V' X' E ' N71- J Ay ks nrm1 ' 'Q fx J lg X I j -'F i ' In xm'-N . IW I 5521? : 3 , . ,L Hn ln' Qi J i if , f fi Q 7 f f '7 Q Fl.- K X , X 5 , 5 T4 Xxx W fousn loo 5 fs' O xxx. t -Q- lr' - P 4. I. QQ A 7 x v Ad plgxa xx - 1 ' 6 5 Jx 'S..L-d-',,,f 'LL Ianitkfr I: - -1 -gilf' .1-15--,gil fi-5-KN-J-iz-X, i X 9 aged? Faculty Coordinating Council Left to Right: Lammers, Peterson, Sorensen, M. Nelson, Lynch, Robertson, Kaupang, Doherty, McGrath. A wg E. N. STRANDJORD: Assistant Principal, Adviser ot Student Council, Adviser ot the Alumni, Health Council, Lunchroom Su- pervisor, Lost and Pound, Noon l-lour Activities, Movies and Grounds. M. NELSON: Assistant Principal, Chairman ot Physical Education, l-lealth Council. A. MCCRADIE: Girls' Counselor, Scholar- ships, lests and Measurements, National Honor Society Adviser. A. PALMQUIST: Boysl Counselor, Faculty Coordinating Coun- cil, Scholarships, Tests and Measurements, National l-lonor Society Adviser. D. POM- MER: Chairman ot Faculty Social Commit- tee, Tests and Measurements, llth Grade Counselor. G. OWENS: Library Clerlc. A. B. BJEL- DANES: Librarian. C. SWANSON: Assist- ant Librarian. E33 1-ni C. W. ANDERSEN: Choir, Choristers, Orf gan, Applied Music, Chamber Music, Girls' Choir, Chairman ot Vocal Music. N. ASMUS: Ottice Clerlc. A. BAARD- SETH: School Banlcing, Boolclceeping, Chairman ot Commercial. W. P. BENSON: American l listory. Swedish, Second Squad Football, Ad- viser Swedish Club. R, BLAKE: Biology, Physics, Assistant Basketball Coach, Secf and Squad Football Coach. L. BOWERS: Business English, Communications. L. BRICK: Cabinet Making, Stage Crew. Lunchroom Supervisor, Noon Hour Ac- tivities, Movies and Grounds. A. W. BUCKMAN: Chemistry, Biology, Golf Coach. S. CARLSON: Algebra, Geomes try, Assistant Adviser ot l-li-C Club. V. CATTRON: Art, Chairman ot Art. K. COMLEY: Clothing, l-lome and Fam- ily, l-lealth Council, Teachers Rest Room Committee. C. COURTNEY: American l-listory, Common Learnings, Social Stud- ies Term Chairman, Baseball Coach, Bas- lcetball Coach. M. CROGAN: English, World l-listory, Communications, Faculty Coordinating Council, Faculty Social Committee, Flow- er Committee. J. DAHL: American l-lis- tory, Noon l-lour Activities. M. DOH- ERTY: Library, Creative Writing, Eng- lish, Assistant English Chairman, llA English Term Chairman. IQVJ .aE's-is F.':.-.ww d? 714541 2, 5 H hui, i hs ' s. W. B. R. EGGAN: World History, Norse, Faculty Athletic Manager, Slci Coach, Adviser Norse Club. M. ERICKSON: Vis- iting Teacher, Co-Chairman ot Health Council. M. FARSETH: Spanish, English, IOB English Term Chairman, Assistant Ilth Grade Chairman, Adviser Spanish Club. R. FERGUSON: Modern Problems, Au- ditorium Programs, World Problems. l. GERARD: Communications, Latin, Ad- viser ot Latin Club. A. GOWANS: Mod. ern Problems, Hall Duty, First Squad As- sistant Football Coach, I2th Grade As- sistant Chairman. H. HABERMAN: Bookkeeping, Typing, I2th Grade Chairman, Adviser Blue Tri Club. M. HALRON: Chemistry, Biology, Lunchroom Supervisor, Noon Hour Ac- tivities, Movies and Grounds, Adviser ot HR Club, Adviser ot Science Club. G. HANKEY: German, English, Chairman ot Foreign Languages, Adviser ot Ger- man Club. D. HANSON: Auto Mechanics, Ma- chine Shop, Health Council. M. HAN- SON: Clothing, Costume Supervisor, Faculty Social Committee. E. HAYNES: Modern Problems, Common Learnings, American History, Chairman ot Social Science, Jr. Historical Society. D. HEATH: World History, Term Chair- man ot lOth Grade Social Studies, Chair- man ot I Ith Grade. O. HENNING: Ap- plied Music, Technic, Band, Stage, Chair- man ot Band, Band Unitorms, Dance Band. E. HERDINE: Ottice Clerlc. II IUJ 494,59 ,...-?.'.. ...... O. HOLLENBECK: Wood Turning, Me- chanical Drawing, Boys' Industrial Chair- man, Lock and Loclcers. R. HUNT: Cloth- ing. T. JAMBECK: Health, First Aid, Co- Rec., Gym, Swimming Coach, Health Council, Adviser ot R Club. S. JOHNSON: Printing, Machine Shop, Baseball Coach, Tickets Supervisor. A. JOLLY: Modern Literature, English Chairman. V. KAUPANG: English, World History, Modern Literature, IZB English Term Chairman, Faculty Coordinating Council, Adviser ot Hi-C Clulo. L. KRAMER: Foods, Girls' Industrial Chairman, M.E.A., N.E.A. C. LAM- MERS: Modern Problems, Faculty Co- ordinating Council, Junior Town Meet- ing Radio Program, L. LEIGH: English, Junior American Red Cross. F. LEVERSEE: School Nurse, Co-Chairs man ot Health Council. C. LOBDELL: Audio and Visual Education, American History. C. LUKE: Agriculture, Farm Shop, Greenhouse, Adviser ot FFA Club. I, LYNCH: Common Learnings, Chairman ot Common Learnings, Faculty Coordi- nating Council. M. MCGRATH: Com- mon Learnings, Sagamore Collections, Faculty Coordinating Council. D. E. MIELKE: Algebra, Hockey Coach. V111 - Kahn f lk 'Y 9 . 'N -,.3,,, TT . -,:H,. tl' 'F D 'H b A'9. fLwv7 F. NAGEL: Advanced Algebra, Geome- try. L. NESSE: Speech Fund, Drama Arts, Faculty Social Committee. L. NIELSEN: News, Publicity, Adviser ot Standard. E. OLSON: Occupational Relations, Re- tail Training, Co-op Work Program. L. OSTERHUS: American History, Hall Duty, Speech, Debate and Forensic League. E. PALEEN: Office Training, Secretarial Practice, School Mimeo- graphing. B. PATTERSON: Otfice Clerlc. K. PETER- SON: Health, First Aid, Gym, Appara- tus, Sports, Co-Rec., Gymnastics Coach, Boys' lntra-mural Sports. E. REDLUND: Trigonometry, Advanced Algebra, Chair- man ot Mathematics. L. K. RICE: Stenography, Faculty Mem- ber in Charge ot Standard Collections. H. RIEMENSCHNEIDER: Biology, Chair- man ot Science, Stoclcroom Supervisor, Assistant l2th Grade Chairman, Adviser ot Sportsmen's Club. J. ROBERTSON: Sight-Saving, Faculty Coordinating Com- mittee, Health Council, Young People's Symphony. A. P. SANDBOE: Drama Arts, Radio- TV, Play Production, Dramatics, Faculty Social Committee. M. SKAURUD: American History, Modern Problems, Hall Duty, Assistant Hockey Coach, Ten- nis Coach. C. SORENSEN: Geometry, Practical Mathematics, Pupil Fee Collec- tions, IOth Grade Chairman. E121 ,ig-1-1 1- g K - 'ig Wyfrw- Tvlql g ': ' .H A ., -f af i .E i Ar .-':.- ' T if ik f i s a-f---- - - Cf C ,fi M1 lr .. VG' -.4 9 1 af 7, Q -saga' - M. STENSlNG: Ottice Clerlc. V. STE- PHENSON: Business English, English, Adviser of Silver Tri Club. O. STONE: Ottice Clerk, V. STRAKA: English, English and World History, Talent Programs. J. SULLIVAN: Mechanical Drawing, First Squad Foot- ball Coach, Wrestling Coach. L. SWAD- NER: Common Learnings, American His- tory, Boys' Intra-mural Sports, Faculty Social Committee. L. SWANSON: O.chestra, String En- semble, Technic, Maiorettes, Flag Twirl- ing, Dance Band. G. THOMAS: Foods, Cateteria Training, Health Council. I. VOGTSBERGER: Metals, Wood Turning, Adviser ot Pilots Club. H. WAGNER: Adviser ot Sagamore, Ottice Training, Occupational Relations, Co-op Worlq Program. M. WEUM: Physi- ology, Biology, Adviser ot Hi-Y Club. Health Council. M. WlEST: Typing, Stenography. R. WILBUR: First Aid, Team Sports, Co- Rec., Folk and Square Dancing, Cheer- leaders, Girls' lntra-murial Sports, Health Council. O. YNGVE: Physics, Aviation Science, Cross Country Coach, Track Coach, Ilth Grade Assistant Chairman. T131 l 1 s 6 21- 5' i g s Bottom row: DAVE DEACH, VICE PRESIDENT- PAT MEDER, CORRESRONDlNC5 SECRETARY: CONRAD VlLLELLA, RRESlDENT: E. M. Strandiord, AUDREY JACKSON, SECRETARY GORDON STEVENS, SERGEANT AT ARMS: ERITZ EDMUNDS, TREASURER. Row 2: D, Larson, Needham, D. Carlson, Kieseth, Reiter, Wood, Wredberg. Row 3: Walling, Gallagher, Lingberg, t-lullar, Kyllo, M. Larson, J, l-lanson. Row 4: Mulleady, Kolden, Einni, Conde, Whizelock, W. Anderson, Row 5: Talle, Dosch, Laadenslagfzr, Gmitro. l-lagiing, Clintcn Gnburtsoru Student Council The Student Council, under the capable leadership ot Mr. Strandiord, is one ot the most important organizations here at Roose- velt. lt is also the main tactor behind our well-lcnown student government. lt is com- posed ot student representatives trom each homeroom who are elected tor one semester. l-lomecoming, Winter Sports' Day, and Bottom row: Lee, Clarlce, Untincn, Crawtord, Yarwood, Chilb arg. Row the Spring Dance are some ot the school programs sponsored by the Student Coun- cil. As everyone lcnows, these are three ot the most important and most popular events ot the entire school year. The members work very hard to organize these activities and they always do a very successtul job. Run- ning the student governed lunchroom as well as putting out the Roosevelt Guidebook are just a tew ot its other duties. 2: Olseien, Echinger, Stillrngs, Lucey, C. Peterson, Leppa, M. Larsen, Vatinen, C. Hanson. Row 3: l-lill, Draves, S. Nelson, Mangan, Olin, Haberlcorn, Corcoran, Kahn. Row 4: Running, l-lrlcal, Gross, K. Johnson, RON JOHNSON, SERGEANT-ATYARMS-ll? Snater, Shetler, Carlquist, l-lendriclsson, Llfll K-.J 'Wt 3 gf.fi,V WV, is , 113- , X ssqvqeick I :an QP, I: galffg jff -:I u se tx Q 'Y .. mmmu. ...A Bottom row: Harrison, Eichinger, V. Nelson, GORDON STEVENS, PRESIDENT: Mr, Strandjord, adviser: PAT CORCORAN, PRESIDENT: Oppegard, Arneson. Row 2: Gribstad, Backlund, A. Erickson, Jackson, Landstad, J. Olson, Clarke, B. Johnston, Ramberg. Row 3: Meder, Knutson, Moe, Bynell, C. Peterson, Voelker, Bergstrom, Krabbenhott. Row 4: Keely, Kemp, B. Anderson, ViIIelIa, Lotgren, Edmunds, Messman, Eastling, L. Anderson. Row 5: Rasmussen, Running, Norwick, Kucera, Cecil, Tidlund, Holmberg, Whitney. Row 6: Jackson, Wing, C. Peterson, Tebbitt, Deach, Macgowan, Fredericksen, Wilson. Sacre. Booird of Governors The Board ot Governors is a group made up ot aII the study hall chairmen and secre- taries. Even though some study halls may have up to one hundred and titty stu- dents, they are all entirely student governed. Through the hard work ot Mr. Strandiord and the chairmen, they are setting such a tine example ot student government that it is being copied in other schools. Student Council Office You'II always be able to tind a group ot Roosevelt seniors on hand every hour in the Student Council Ottice. Some ot the duties of these seniors are to type and run ott sten- cils, take care ot the Lost and Eound, and type notices and bulletins. Those who are members in the Student Council Ottice do a good job in helping our plan ot student gov- ernment work smoothly. Bottom row: Bynell, CONRAD VILLELLA, PRESIDENT, E. N. Strandjord, adviser, TOM DOSCH, PRESIDENT OF COUNCIL OFFICE: Jambeck, Schumacher. Row 2: Gregory, Lyons, O'ReiIIy, Wulkan, Mady, Lee, I-Ielwig. Row 3: Griepp, Ollinger, Kingsberg, J. Carlson, Mattstield, Holiday, P. Johnson. Row 4: Klingelhut, Dymoke, Christophcrson, Hood, J. Hanson, Priglmeier, Tuset, D. Olson. Bottom row: How, Prince, Begcn, Miss Mcfradie, adviscr' Jambeclc, J. Johnson, Kronebusch. Row 2: Lattery, J. Ca'lscn, Thcrcr Fremstad, McCloud, S, Johnson, Lundeen. Row 3: Dravcs, Krieser, Sandstrom, Miellce, Christopherson, JQHN EASTLlNG, PRESIDENT- Parks. Row 4: May, L. Johnson, Suess, S. Nelson, Vaughan, Gaustad, l-lendriclcson. Row 5: Engelsgicrcl, Talle, l-lular. Gmitro, l-lam. Goranson, Bcclcstrom, Gilbertson. Senior Honor Society The Senior l-lonor Society is an organiza- tion whose members are selected tor out- standing character. All members must main- tain a 2.3 average or better during their three years at Roosevelt. The club was organized in l926 and is attiliated with the National Senior l-lonor Society. Each member is in- ducted into the organization at a beautiful candle light ceremony which is held in Qc- tober. l-le talces a pledge to uphold the vir- tues ot scholarship, leadership, character, and service and receives a pin which sym- bolizes these lour points. One ot the annual activities is the sale ot homecoming buttons. The members all agree that the trip to Washington, D. C., during Easter vacation was a memorable experience that will never be torgotten. Bottom row: Fcmnte, Alexander, J. Anderson, Mr. Palmquist, adviser: Smith, KARLA BEVERIDGE, SECRETARY-TREASURER' A. Nc- son. Row 2: S. Hansen, Schilling, Kane, Milcn, Swanson, Schumacher, Freclr-clcson, O'Brien. Row 3: Robertson, C, Johnson, Gaudcttc, D. Anderson, l. Olson, Sidlo, Golmcn. Row 4: Ehberg, Newby, WAYNE PETERSON, VICE PRESlDENT: Barnes, Vllela, Forstrom Sathre, Schubert. fire Bottom row: Collin, Lejchar, MARY LAVELLE, VICE PRESIDENT-ll: NANCY JOHNSON, TREASURER-lq Kingsbury, JANET LAR- SON, RRESlDENT-I, ll, MARLYS ERICKSON, SECRETARY-l: Goodrich, Mrs. Hanson, adviser. Row 2: Edin, Holmes, Stone, Nerison, Krabbenhott, Rosene7 ANNBOLETTE NESSUM, SECRETARY-llg Jacobson. Row 3: Widell, Cramer, Sommerland, D. Olson, Hiil, Bart- ley, Loettler, Sams. Row 4: Martin, Berg, Murphy, Stivers, McCloud, Coppin, Nylander, Selg, Biurstrom. F. H. A. The Future Homemalrers ot America, un- der the capable leadership ot Mrs. Hanson and Mrs. Hunt, advisers, was organized in l95l. Their pin, octagonal in shape, bears the name ot the organization around the top. Across the bottom is their motto, Toward New Horizons. Their emblem, a home sup- ported by two hands which signities that the tuture homes ot America rest in the hands ot its youth, is in the center ot the pin. The qualitication tor membership in this club is that a girl must have had one semes- ter ot home economics. Each year a state meeting is held at the Radisson Hotel. There are l58 E. H.A. Chap- ters in the state with a total membership ot 639l. Four girls trom each chapter are sent to the state meeting. Bottom row: Taylor, Moriarity, Champlin, Winger, Bedorg Wayer, BARBARA DUNCAN, VICE PRESIDENT-I: Mrs. Hunt, adviser. Row 2: Kocina, Wiencke, Carter, Wold, K. Peterson, Collins, Alsip, Swanson. Row 3: J. Johnson, Saclcinson, LINDA WAYER, TREAS- URER-ll: Keogh, Mindrum, Mathews, J. Johnson, Seemann, Row 4: Kunnen, Froysa, Lambert, Erickson, K, Anderson, MacKenzie, Mona, P. Nelson, Nielsen. A lk. , tl.. ti ,YJ Bottom row: l-lottman, Edwards, Miss Stephenson, advrscr' Scriven, Harrington, Milis, Wi burn. Row 2: Kraayenbrinlc J. Larson, Li moe, Vrudiiv, Baker, Christensen, Pappin, l-lendrix. Row 3: J. Larson, Erickson, Kroolr, DeRoma. K, Nelson, Bcrzelius, M. Larsen. Row 4: l-if-ltcn K. Larsen Groctturn. Mcllrerrx Golden, Fredman, Robnsrn, M. Johnsen. Row 5: Rucna, K. Johnson Wh'ti' Abrahan' fv'fpovete's Kraus-' Danncrt. Row 6: i-tart Northway Krabber-hott Norlng l-la vcrscn J, Pctcrsen, Wnal--1, l-tenr s, Silver Tri This year the Silver Tri is not only the larg- est club at Roosevelt but it is also the largest Silver Tri in the state. The club, which is open to all girls in the tenth and eleventh grades. has a membership ot three-hundred girls. The Silver Tri is a part ot the whole Y organiza- tion and is sponsored by the Y.W.C.A. The club meets twice monthly with a third meet- ing tor the cabinet members. Much ot the success ot the club is due to the excellent planning ot the meetings by the cabinet. The cabinet is composed ot tour elected ot- ticers and two advisers who this year are Miss Janice Ericlrson trom the Y,W.C.A. and Miss Stevenson. Besides the president, a vice-president, secretary, and ICC member are elected. The ICC is the Interstate Club Council to which one member trom each Sil- Bottorn row: Bcrdvs..-r, i-iarcncr hlyd: lives, Schult: Bugoast Sandvg Hayden. Row 2: Qafir' M. Ni-glsigr Lang-' Grebstad K. ?etc'sc' J. Nlcsen N, l-larser. Cncransen. Row 3: Lundberg Cor: Nc-zoos Main Manrl A Caccdmansfn, Bias Liah-gn. Row 4: Damb-:rg Lockwood M36 rr s, Er cicson Tr gland M.: ch-gr Asmus, Mal rt Norman. Row 5: Ariing Bonstrom, Maberg Shed ov, E at- ,1n, North, Hack, Rhodes. Row 6: Kerstm Metca se. D. Olson M. Olsen Fauth, rloirnberg, Veoecn, Blumlrc. D. Nuson. Bottom row: Stillings, Smith, DELORES PAUL, SECRETARY: SANDY KYLLO, TREASURER! PAT WALLING, PRESIDENT: Clinton, ROBERTA WINICK, VICE PRESHDENT: Thorson, Rauhauser. Row 2: Nicolott, Berntson, Iverson, Schnelitsch, Knutson, Forseth, Bursch, Needham, DeVries, S. Anderson. Row 3: Slcoglund, Wallin, Oulman, Jardine, Folven, Rosch, Buss, J. Peterson, Untinen. Row 4: Gren, Coolc, Herr, Uphott, Storlr, Lang, Wilson, Zimmer, Eellcer, Berg. Row 5: Lyness, Turnquist, Wehmcyer, Palmer, Raymond, l'lullar. Lovering, Rdgvvay. Row 6: Morgan, Bierlcen, Kraayenbrink, Gustatson, J. Anderson, A. Johnson, Ford, Pehrson, Nordos, Young. ver Tri belongs. The council talks over mutual problems and gets new ideas tor programs trom each other. Betore school began this year the new otticers were invited to Carle- ton College. They also spent a weelcend at Lyman Lodge on Lalce Minnetonka. The next new otticers will have the same opportunity. The year began with the annual Recogni- town Y tor the new members. All the girls who want to belong to the Silver Tri must attend this dinner. During the membership drive a tashion show was staged with the male models being the hit ot the show. There is a great variety in the activities ot the club. ln November they sponsored the Pall Pan- tasy Dance which was highly successtul. tion Banquet held as usual at the down- During the Christmas season the Silver Tri Bottom row: Doebler, Christenson, Elmer, Adler, Uhr, Wedman, Edquist, B. Thompson. Row 2: Thorson, Mundhenlc, Gjertson, lceppa. Vagaslcy, Jorgenson, Cantield, Fierstad, M. Carlson. Row 3: Strand, Kovacilc, Mattson, Bergland, M. Carlson, M. Peterson. G. Ander- son, Moberg, Cushman. Row 4: Iverson, Mathews, Christy, Vanda, Belstler, Furell, Slavilz, l-lagen, C. Peterson, R. Johnson. Row 5: Holmes, Frylcholm, Koehler, Murphy, Lucey, l-lawlclane, Sigurdson, Kronen, Jirouselc. Row 6: Chovan, Mahre, Raivo, Martin, Helseth, Eilitz. J, Johnson, C. Johnson, Elliott, J. Anderson. E211 Bottom row: M. Larson, Mallinson, Ropers, L, Larson, D. Johnson, Smith, Erskine, Miller, Beystrorn. Row 2: Oseien, Howell, S. Carlson, Tallakson, J. Olson, Durigan, V. Nelson, Sager, Person. Row 3: D. Johnson, Thor, Hinton, Beystrom, Nerison, Neumann, Bielinski, Btuter, Bloomquist. Row 4: Paschke, Rhodes, S. Johnson, Cronin, Bogen, Erickson, N. Carlson, J. Johnson, Garaghty, Row 5: C. Ander- son, Cecka, Weld, C. Hanson, Dean, Dolan, P. Anderson, Rickvam, Remrnen. Row 6: Brinkman. Jensen, C. Glson, Lindberg, Miller, Gradin, C. Anderson, Brown, Aronson, R. Hanson. worked on a project for the Heart Hospital and also went caroling. At one meeting a group ot college men from the University came and discussed the problems ot dating with the girls. At another very interesting meeting a hair dresser trom Charles ot the Ritz came and gave the girls tips on how to make their hair more attractive. He demon- strated by styling a tew ot the girls' hair. One ot the main teatures this year was the IOOth Year International Fair which is Publicity Committee in Action Walling. Winick, Cecka. held every year. Each school has a booth ot a ditterent country. This year Roosevelt had the Japanese booth where they sold tigu- rines. A dance was held atter the tair at the HY. ln one ot the later meetings a Japanese lady named Yako spoke on her country. This year the club has had many interest- ing programs and has carried out many ac- tivities. The Silver Tri has surely lived up to its motto which is To tace lite squarely, to tind and give the best. Planning a Meeting Paul, Kylo, Clinton, C, Anderson. Bottom row: BUD MALMSTEN, PRESIDENT: Goodrich, Erickson, Mackey, Mrs. Kaupang, adviser, Swanson, Weaver, Fladeland, DAVID QLJANBECK, VICE PRESIDENT. Row 2: Widell, Adams, Lattery, Swan, Stork, Nord, J. Anderson, BERYL MATSON, CQRRESPOND- ING SECRETARY. Row 3: Kordosky, Kruegan, Lattery, Bloomquist, Curibstad, Puff, J. Larson, I, Olson. Row 4: Jacobson, Taylor, Hen- neman, K, Anderson, Lind, Jorgenson, L. Peterson, Skanse. Row 5: Swanson, Ostlund, Esberg, Martin, Milen, J. Olson, Gardner. Edin. Row 6: Kuenzel, Gorke, Leichar, Uphoff, Rosene, C. Pederson, J. Carlson, Howson, Hamilton. Hi. C. Although this club was organized quite a few years ago, this year they have taken on a new name, I-Iigh Crusader, better known as I-Ii. C. Their purpose is to present Christianity as foundation for Christian character and liv- ing. Membership is open to all high school boys and girls. Instead of the usual Mothers' Day Tea, this year the members sponsored a Mothers' and Dads' Reception. Besides the club's own social activities, members are eligible for, and have taken part in, city-wide activities such as week end retreats, work shops, formal and informal banquets, and other activities which provide Christian fellowship. Bottom row: Berg, Sackrison, Bedor, J. Johnson, Paulson, Jones, Gippalo, Thompson, Erickson. Row 2: Miss Carlson, adviser: Troness, I-lanay, Gabriciscn. Nyquist, Christie, Lejchar. I-Iertzer, J. Larson. Row 3: Buche, Vik, C. Johnson, D. Olson, Butler, J. Larson, Vander- werf, Pundy, Bcnhotf. Row 4: Lundeen, Sorenson, Standfield, Birk, North, Kieseth, J. Larson, Einne. Row 5: Sams, E. Anderson, K. Olson, Martinson, Conway, J. Carlson, Coppin, Ackland, Sand, Row 6: Rich, Sollie, Lineburg, Selg, C. Carlson, B. Carlson, M. Olson, Conde, Runde'l, Lcntz. 2. Bottom row: Egg 'Z?'fk, L--als' -12' Meguiar, Gabriclson, SUE JAMBECK, l.C.C. MEMBER: PAT MEDER, TREASURER: CHARLOTTE ROBERTSEN, PRESL DENT: JUDY HOLTDAY, WCE PRESIDENT: BETTY JOHNSTQN, SECRETARY: J. Carlson. Row 2: Miss Haberrnan adviser: Ecmrtc, D, Jenson, Baclcund, Lee, Pierson, Sanders, Schlling. Row 3: Vandcrwert, Kane Predwclcsen, Pavlcvic, Snider, D. Anderson, Glenn, Dcw. Row 4: Ravdclcc, V. Jovnson. Madv D, Petvsen Bel, Rirn, McEarlard Zehrgratf, Kitt cson. Row 5: Klngsb..-rg K'ait, Buns, Smith Go man Berg Prernstad, Mcberg. Row 6: S. Anderson, Hasrnan, Sampson, Hi Draves Martrscn, Sandstrorn Mackey Casey, Blue Tri Blue Tri is an organization open to any senior girl who wishes to ioin. lt is a high school branch ot the Y.W.C.A. The club has been divided into chapters one, two, three, and tour. Each individual chapter meets in the evening at one ot the girls' homes, usually once every other weelc, while a meeting is held at school tor all the chap- ters iust once a month. This year Blue Tri's tirst event started with the Recognition Dinner held on the evening ot November lo, I954 at the downtown building ot Y.W.C.A. The banquet was very impressive to all who attended. During the tootball season the girls had their own toot- ball game. The two teams were the Lipstick Bottom row: Gi cop, Revell, Nc an, Cohn ngtarn, Plow Dean, Bcvcrdgc, Oll ngsu Row 2: Cater, Ars Q, l-lattrcstad, D. Cawcn Pr ncc. Mount Keely, Row 3: Bcgcr, Lee, Kordcslcy, Budingcr, Thorson, Landstad, Vciaridfr, P. Johnson Row 4: J. Cllsor, RGVTDQ'3 Jaclcscf, McCarty, A. Carlsen, Byncll, C. Johnson, M, Peterson, Harris. Row 5: C. Pctcrscn, Voellccr, Albrecht, Jacobson, Wallin Floyd, Dah' vert, Krghn, Rgw 65 Rudgdilx Bindgrx J, Jghrigtqri, Zimmgrmgm, Bigflliewicz, Wchrmann, Fiitzkc, Krabbenhott, Sorcm. E243 Bottom row: son, Homme, Putt, Collins, Miller, Moe, Lashers This was against the Mascara Mashers. the tirst time a girls' tootball team was seen at Roosevelt. The girls were dressed in the boys' outtits including helmets and shoulder guards. The game turned out to be a big success. The Lipstick Lashers won by a close margin. A touchdown was made in the last tew minutes ot the game. The tirst dance in the tall, the Soclc Hop, was put on by the Blue Tri. A contest was held tor the girl and boy who were wearing the cutest pair ot soclcs. Everyone came with all sorts ot Blue Tri Officers Miss l-labermann,Jambecl1, Robertsen, Meder, B, Johnston. lv--Q Laudig, Lindstrom, Girard, Lambert, J. Hanson, J. Anderson, Berglund, Klopter. Row 2: Hemze, Glaeser, Burch, B. John- Helwig, D. Hansen, Wulkan, Row 3: Newstrom, Ogard, C. Nelson, Berg, Swanson, Heuton, Thompson, Dahl. Row 4: Gillespie, Holm, Field, Erickson, C. Carlson, S. Hansen, J. Johnson. Row 5: Tuttle, Martin, L. Olsen, Valentine, Mackey, Champlin. Row 6: C. Pederson, Krebs, Sunde, Fleetham, Mattstield, P, Johnson, Haugan, Haugan, Vatinen. 252 decorations on their anlclets. At Christmas, two little girls who had never had a real Christmas betore received two beautitul dolls trom the members. Also, hanging ot the greens at the Y.W.C.A tor the International Fair was done by the Blue Tri girls. Blue Tri has been under the direction ot Miss Haberman tor the past year. All mem- bers aim tor a goal-to become better citi- zens, to help those who are in need, and to be a triend to all. Look at That Pass! W P S .5 ' ---- Q E Bottom row: Ta latson, Frantz JACK CLTNTON, PRESJDENT-l' Mr. Remenschneder, adv ser: TED PARKS, VICE PRESlDElNlT-lj HAR- VEY KEATUXIG, TREASURER-l' Jreuscls, Row 2: Rcbens, Fo ven, Vedeen M. Carlson, J. Johnson. lnlolmbcrg, D, Olson, Erielcsor Bogen. Row 3: W-ylrtf, R. Qlson, Veith, Palmer, Graham, Rasmussen. North, Throndson. Row 4: Nordos, Melvlillin, D. Oson, M. O,- scn, l-tart, Cavero, Liscev Sams, Gorlce, Row 5: West Swanson Thempson, Klingelhat, Les, Stacy B. Johnson, Moe. Row 6: Mellon- ald, Madsen Seashor-' Nissan Rhodes Hebert Pee' l'teddi.', Gvansor. Sportsmen's Club Any Roosevelt boy or girl who believes in good sportsmanship can become a member ot this active club. The Sportsmen's Club meets every other Wednesday in room 222 with Mr. Riemen- schneider the adviser. The purpose ot this club is to create better sportsmanship and to learn the tundamentals ot sports. Some ot the other aims ot this club are to help con- serve wild lite, help prevent torest tires, and to talce part in nature study. This year the Sportsmen's Club had two bowling parties. They also had a roller slcat- ing party and went on a sleigh ride. Plans were being made tor a tishing trip, but 'ire- sults2 will arrive too late tor publication. Bottom row: E3 n Erharot rtttne' Gardner Asmus Goidrcn. Untnen l't atcn. Row 2: GLORIA WEDMATXJ, SECRETARY-ll: Case. J. P-.1e'scn, Buss, D, Ne son, Brumlce, Abfanamsen, Thompson C. Johnsen Row 3: Ceded Foster Young Bvrg Lyn-'ss Gradin Herr Cinton. Row 4: L. Larson, Gorarison, Estes, Coduti, Raivo, Dona dson, boiugnerty, Wentzel, Pasehlctg. Row 45:iLoveiing, Scheele, R. . , , . . Jonrsen, Eiwott, l'lt,'lar, Mobvrg, l-loliday Ridgway, Row 6: Pcnrsorw, sen, R. l.a'so1 Elcbvrg Sullvan. BlLL EDEN, PRESHDENT-ll' Eder' J. Ne son Gilbertsori Swen- Bottom row: Kay, Rudy, Edruist, Adler, C. Anderson, Stansrud, Lee, Swanson. Row 2: Widell, Patterson, Schultz, Sackrison, Rees, Scriven, Mrls, J. Hansen, Westin. Row 3: Esberg, Sullivan, Hutchins, Yarwood, Newtield, Melin, Arling, Bonstrom. Row 4: Fournier, B. Olson, Homme, K. Nelson, Kuenzel, Nordos, Field, KAY LAMBERT, SECRETARY-I: M. Peterson. Row 5: Lundberg, Jardine, Jacobson, Smith, Hotness Cook, Trask, Aldrich. Row 6: Christiansen, Elder, M. Johnson, J. Nelson, Nilsson, Taylor, Priglrneier, Knutsen, P. Andersen Although hunting as a group would be too dangerous, individual hunting is encouraged and proper use ot all tirearms is taught. Pro- grams pertaining to sports are also held. The program consists ot sports' tilms, demonstra- tions, and speakers. Une ot the best pro- grams this year was on trailing-dogs. A speaker talked on how to train these dogs tor trailing purposes. It you by any chance happen to get to school at 7 a.m. on Fridays during the toot- ball season and the delighttul aroma ot pop- corn comes tloating to your nostrils, it is probably busy members ot the Sportsmen's Club starting to pop popcorn tor the toot- ball game. The co-chairmen ot the popcorn committee are Darlene Rudy, 2l7: and Je- rome Madson, 336. Bottom row: Cecka, Paulson, Moe, Elmer, Wold, Carter, Winger. Row 2: Wiencke, CAROUNE VlLLELLA, VICE PRESlDENT-ll: J. An- derson, Sheldcn, MARlLYN NIELSEN, TREASURER-II: Baker, Burge, Taylor. Row 3: Rhodes, J. Larson, DeRoma, Krook, Chelberg, Lind, Anderson, Erickson. Row 4: Anderson, J. Johnson, McGinnis, Grebstad, Crawtord, Gregory, Barnes, Howell, Schulte. Row 5: V. Nelson, Shedloy, Nybeck, B. Johnson, Drabant, Dahlen, O'Molley, Samson. Row 6: McKusick, Martinson, Holmgren, Leander, Mc- Clard, Gillette, Mefradre, Wilkins, Anderson. Bottom row: J. Johnston, CONRAD VILLELLA, PRESIDENT, CRYSTAL GRIEPP, TREASURER: Mr. Halron, adviser: KAY OLLINGER, SECRETARY: DAVE ALEXANDER, VICE PRESlDENT: Rudsdil. Row 2: Binder, Gregory, Heuton, D. Hansen, C. Pederson, Guiltoyle, Fremstad, Moberg, Wulkan, Homme. Row 3: Hieronymus Throndson, Draves, KW. Peterson, Smith, McDowell, Lauer, Rhodes, Nilssen. Row 4: M. Johnson, Sandstrom, Krebs, Albrecht, Sampson, Running, Macgowan, Swenson, Nitardy, Hendrickson. Row 5: Sullivan, P, Andersen, Taylor, Knutsen, Gaustad, Stork, Dosch, Hullar, R, Anderson. Row 6: Gmitro, Engelsgierd, Eden, Clinton, J. Anderson Meloche, Goranson, Grannes, Gilbertson, Sacre. Bottom row: Dooley, Kordosky, Putt, Lund, Moria, MacKenzie, Seemann, North, Glenn. Row 2: Tuttle, Welch, Holm, Jambeck, Quirk, Champlin, Villella, Fournier, L. Peterson, J. Johnson. Row 3: Field, Kingsbury, Fladeland, Robcrtsen, Frantz, Schumacher, Fredricksen. Houle, Kane. Row 4: Snider, Forstrom, Bethkc, Mattson, Strand, Nordos, Kovacik, Wood, Pavlovic, D. Anderson. Row 51 Lund, Roal, Hill, D. Peterson, C. Nelson, Gabralson, Girard, Smallen, Gaudette. Row 6: B. Johnston, Berg, Holmes, J. Peterson, Parks, Eastling, Asteltord, Gattney, J. Anderson, Martin. Science Club The Science Club was organized thirty- three years ago. The only requirement tor joining the club is to possess an active inter- est in science. The meetings are held on the tirst and third Tuesday ot every month under the lead- ership ot Mr. Halron. Speeches by speakers E251 outside ot school and members ot the club highlight the meetings. The club carries on various activities throughout the year. This year at Thanks- giving the club gave two large baskets ot tood to needy tamilies. An annual event in the club is the awarding ot a science trophy. The students vote on the person they think did the most in science that year. Seated: S. Johnson, Newtield, Winger, Gately. Standing: Bogen, Felber, Cronin, Sheele, Lattery, Lattery, Mrs, Leversee. Front row: W. Anderson, Villella, Lindberg, McCloud, R. Peterson, Winger, Mrs. Leversee. Back row: Mr. Strandiord, Mr. Palmquist, Mr. Jambeclc, Mr. Hanson, Miss Robertson, Mrs. Ericlcson, Miss Nelson. Nurses' Aides Each hour ot the school day a girl in Room IO9 worlcs as a nurse's aide. Aside from the girls who give up their study period during the day, there are a tew energetic aides who give their help in the morning when the ottice is tilled with returning students. These girls carry a big responsibility and, as Mrs. Lever- see will tell you, they are doing a wondertul job. E291 Heoilth Council This year the l-lealth Council, which pro- motes better personal health through more healthtul living, studied the problem ot health hazards in the school. The representa- tive from each homeroom presented a list ot health hazards to the homeroom mem- bers. These hazards were discussed and sug- gestions were made on how they might be eliminated. Delegate members ot the council attended the Mayor's Satety Meeting at the Nicollet l-lotel. Seated: D. Hansen, l. Olson, Beclcstrom, S. Hansen, Mr. Nielsen, adviser: Schumacher, Asplund, Conway. Standing: Denham, Taller W. Anderson, Arneson, Petterson, Nordos, Putt, Smith, Olivera, Krueger, Mona, Peer, Pennington, Ganglott, Hertzer, Jirouselc. I954-55 STANDARD STAFF Mr. Nielsen, Adviser Editors-in-Chief .........,, ,,.. F ran Schumacher Sharon Hansen Second Page Editor. . . ........ Inez Olson Third Page Editor. .. .. .Arlene Asplund Photographer ...,. . ...,, Don Ganglott Sports Page Editors. .. ..... ..... J im Beclcstrom Don Ganglott Other Members: Arneson, Conway, Denham, D. Hansen, Hegernes, Hertzer, Mona, Jirouselc, Krueger, C. Nelson, Peer, Pennington, Nordos, R. Smith, Putt, Stinar, W. Anderson, Petterson. The Standard's Capable Leaders Seated: Schumacher, Mr. Nielsen. Standing: l. Olson, S. Hansen. mf Standard Have you ever wallced past Room 325 during the fourth period? It you have, you have seen the Standard Statt, under the leadership ot Mr. Nielsen, busy worlcing on the next issue ot the Standard. The Standard is the only weekly newspa- per put out by a high school here in Min- neapolis. This year the Standard received the honor rating of All-American, a highly coveted award. Wheels at Work Seated: Talle, Asplund. Standing: Beclrstrom, Ganglott. ff! Seated: Binder, J. Carlson, S, Nelson, Mr. Wagner, adviser: Felker, D. Jenson, McCloud. Standing: Leppa, Church, M. Larsen, Caroth- ers, Weldele, Kovacik, Sorenson, Newby, McDonald, l-leggerness, Sagamore Steiff Well, the day has finally arrived. The l955 Sagamore is completed. We began to work in the tall by selecting our theme and our colors. Then came the actual planning, the picture taking, the story writing, and the numerous other details that make up a year- book. Although we have worked hard tor the past eight months, we have enjoyed it and we sincerely hope you like the book. Masters at Work Sorenson, Pearson, Binder, Newby, McCloud, J. Carlson. I955 SAGAMORE STAFF Mr. I-larvey Wagner, Eaculty Adviser Editor-in-Chiet ........,.......... Shirley Nelson Photographers ...... Bob McDonald, Doug Pearson Art Editors ... ..,. Ron Newby, Mary McCloud, Joan Binder Cover Design ...................... Ron Newby Faculty Editors ....,.. Ron Newby, Mary McCloud Organization Editor .............. Shirley Nelson Sports Editors . , ..... Doug Pearson, Neil Sorenson Feature Editors ........ Donna Jenson, Judy Eelker Class Editors ....,..... Joan Binder, Janice Carlson Junior Staff Members: Church, Leppa, M. Larsen, Kovacik, Carothers, Weldele, l-leggerness. They're Really on the Ball! Felker, Jenson, McDonald, S. Nelson. Mfg Bottom row: JIM CROES, TREASURER: PETE BARSNESS, VICE PRESIDENT' GERALD SANDY, SECRETARY: JAY HEGGERNESS. REPORTERq L-neburg, XWAYNE PETERSON, PRESIDENT: JIM NELSON, SENTINEL7 Mr. Lulce adviser. Row 2: Mycue, Gpsahl, Stapleton Gudmunson, Gllespie, Evans, Blornseth, Berens, Snowberg, Row 3: Knutson, McClard, Stewart, B. Nelson, Taylor, Moon Grossman, Shoultz, Ocel. Row 4: Urdahl, Paflco, Jacobson, Anders, R. Anderson, Colstrom, Biery, Graham, Mcfradre, Kucera. Row 5: Lichtenberger, Jacobson, I-teathtield, J. Johnson, Rcisdorph, C. Peterson, Bishman, Shog, Bramsen. Row 6: Land, B, Nelson Stork J. Anoewon, Keatng, l'laugn, Pottsrn th, Berggren. Rich, Quirlm F. F. A. The Roosevelt chapter ot the Future Farmers ot America was tounded in V945 tor those interested in vocational agriculture. The requirements tor becoming a member are to memorize the FFA. creed and pay dues ot SIOO. The FFA. emblem is made up ot tive symbols-the owl, the plow, the rising sun, within the cross section ot an ear Inspecting the Disc lm Crocs ot corn, and the American eagle. Upon the tace ot the emblem appear the words Vo- cational Agriculture and the letters PFA. The F.F.A. activities include ushering at the I-lomecoming dance, playing baslcetball on gym nights, and introducing the parents to the various activities ot the chapter on Parents' Night. This is done as well as en- tering state and national contests in dairy meets and judging general livestoclc. Hard at Work Bob Nelson Bottom row: t'lastings,Jacobson, Dawson, Mr. Lobdell, adviser: Varner, Berg, J. Anderson. Row 2: Lola, Fletcher, Frase, Wright, O'Malley, Rasmussen, Emery, Sharbach, McClard. Row 3: Keys, C, Larson, Fischer, C. Carlson. R. Anderson, Berg, Peer, Miellce. Row 4: Challeen, Sobolilc, Pierson, Ellison, l-leggerness, Shaphood, Aldrich, Elliot, Edstrom. Audio Visual Each day members ot the Audio Visual crew meet in room 33l. There they are sent to various rooms throughout the day to op- erate movie equipment. The various types ot movie equipment range trom small scale slide projectors to large lo millimeter sound projectors. The crew is under the direction ot Mr. Lobdeli. Stage Crew Une ot the hardest worlcing, but least known, groups at Roosevelt is the Stage Crew. Under the direction ot Mr. Briclc, these tellows are responsible tor the lighting and the arrangement ot the stage tor all audi- torium programs. The class plays and other similar events would be almost impossible to put on without the assistance ot the Stage Crew. They always do a tine job. Bottom row: Clinton, Waldemar. Row 2: Oreschniclc, Sandin, Hott, Levoir, Burke, Nordrum. Row 3: Selover, Alexander, Foley, Larson Doelz, Twiss, Hansen, Jensen, Welsch. Bottom row: Rudd, Giertsen, MARY ERSKlNE, SECRETARY-l, Il: JO ANN EEMRlTE, PRESIDENT-lp Mr, Eggan, adviser: BARBARA GRIBSTAD, TREASURER-lg JlM CHRISTOPHERSON, VICE PRESlDENT-l, PRESIDENT-ll: D. Peterson, Pundy, Row 2: Sonia. Krcncn, Bursch, Severson, Moberg, Rinn, Zehngratt, Bierhen. Row 3: GALE BERCSNER, VlCE PRESlDENT-ll: Sandness, Madsen. l'ljo'tland Talle, K. Larson, Sallie. Row 4: Knutsen, Bjornstad, Alm, ROGER TALLE, TREASURER-ll: Ream, Milclcthun, Rinn, Sersland. Norse Club The Norse Club was organized in IQZ6 tor students who have studied or are studying Norwegian at the time ot joining. The em- blem ot the club is the Norwegian Coat ot Arms which is a golden lion on a maroon background. The Sons ot Norway award a trophy tor the most outstanding student each year, This year the activities ot the Norse Club included an initiation, several membership meetings, a Senior Earewell Banquet, a wiener roast, and the annual basketball tour- nament with the Swedish department in which both girls and boys talce part. The Norse Club along with the Swedish Club and the music department sponsored the an- nual Scandinavian Spring Eestival in April. The members ot the club carry on cor- respondence with students in Norway. This proves very interesting and educational. Bottom row: 1. Larson, Thompson, Ericlcson, Severson, Mona, Sandvig, N, l-lansen, Row 2: Mathews, Budinger, Blegen, Belstlcr, Rc- sene, Eure, Tallalcson, S. Anderson. Row 3: Needham, Eorseth, Ther, J. l-lanscn, Berglund, L, Olsen, Ubel. Row 4: Lan. J. Carlson, Reme, Eredrickson, l-lexom, B, Anderson, Eilceland, Reis. Bottom row: J. Petersen, BILL LARSEN, PRESIDENT-I: JANE SIDLO, SECRETARY-l, PRESIDENT-ll, Mrs. l'lankey, adviser' JOI-IN EASTLING, VICE PRESIDENT-l: KAY DRAVES, TREASURER-lg l-lertzer. Row 2: Rrgnell, Schmelitsch. Schumacher, Fredrickson, B. Johnston, DORRIS ANDERSON, TREASURER-llg Nordos, Dimick, Nessum. Row 3: Swanson, Malmsten, Herr, Robertsen, TUULA VATINEN, VICE PRESIDENT-ll: Snider, Frase, M. Carlson. Row 4: Doelz, Korst, Nitz, Weiland, Riley, R. Anderson, Smith, Golden, Foster. Germcin Club Organized in l925, the German Club is the oldest ot Roosevelt's language clubs. To become a member ot this organization one must have at least a B average in German and must have a good recommendation trom the club cabinet. The symbol ot the German Club is the evergreen tree which signities the undying spirit ot the club. Frisch Begonnen ist halb Bottom row: Adler, J. Olson, Fournie, Dow, Lockwood, Jorgen gewonnen which means A good beginning is halt the winning is the club's motto. The social activities ot the club included an initiation party, Christmas party, and the Senior Farewell Banquet. The club and its adviser, Mrs. Gretchen l-lankey, entertained many toreign exchange students at their membership meetings which take place on the second Thursday ot every month. The German Club is best known tor the Teddies it sells during the tootball season. son. Row 2: Alsip, Kordosky, Adams, J. Johnson, Berglund, Jambeck, Walker. Row 3: I-lerkal, Burke, Alexander, S. Johnson, Cronin, Adams, Ramberg, Krohn. Row 4: Valentine, I.. Peterson, MARILYN MATTSON, SECRETARY-llg Kovacik, Bergland, Vik, Krebs. Row 5: Parks, Roan, Sundahl, Hart, Nordos, J, Johnson, Higgins, Vacanti. Bottom row: DeVries, J. Johnston, ROSS RARADEAU, PRESlDENT-I: JUDY AAMOT, TREASURER-l, Mrs. Gerard, adviser: KATHY RYN OLSON, SECRETARY-l:JlM VAUGHN, VICE PRESIDENTYI: Eellcer, E. Anderson. Row 2: Vanderwert, Bodin. J. Peterson, Birli, Ness, L. Peterson, Lundeen, M. Larson. Row 3: Doherty, J. Anderson, Swendsen, Marti, Pappas, RON THORSON, RRESlDENT-ll: Taylor. Row 4: Elaslcy, Gmitro Aclcland, Kersten, Pehrson, Haglind, Ringrose, Gaustad. Lotin Club The Roosevelt Latin Club was organized in l946. Qualitications tor membership in- clude having had at least one year ot Latin and being interested in it. The meetings are held on the second Thursday ot each month at which tamous Latin personalities and their lives are discussed. Members can pur- chase the club pin which has the torm ot a torch on it. The torch is symbolic ot the words: Learning is the torch which lights the road to success. The club is engaged in many activities throughout the year. Send- ing CARE packages to ltaly is an annual project as well as selling Roosevelt l-ligh School pennants. A tarewell party given in the spring which honors all graduating mem- bers is one ot the tavorite social events. A trophy is awarded to a senior every year which is based on scholarship and active membership in the club. Bottom row: Bingham, BARBARA LEE, SECRETARY-ll: Henneman, Golden, Ruona, Pennington, Kroolc, Carter. Row 2: Jacobson, B. Johnsfr, Arling, K. Olsen, Elcberg, DeRoma, l. Qlson, Ubel. Row 3: Strand, McMannus, Erhardt, Vanda, Eclchcldt, McClain, Dah len. Row 4: Denham, Gilman, Berg, Wtilkan, MARY MURPHY, VICE PRESTDENT-ll: Lucey, JAMES HAWKINS, TREASLlRERAllj Snyder. Bottom row: Christensen, Doebler, Beveridge, Klopter, Miss Earseth, adviser: Villella, Bergduist, Howell, Rogers. Row 2: M. Nelson, Mulkqml Courtney, Aamot, Patterson, Ouinn, V. Johnson, Holmes, Maitland. Row 3: Abraham, D. Johnson, Oseien, Barnard, Benson, Eitzgerald, Case, Di.Bois, Coduti. Row 4: GLORIA HlLTl, VICE PRESTDENT-ll? Hendriclcson, Madison, Christensen, Taylor. Streitz, Rush, Sahlstrand. Row 5: Milen, Keely, McCarty, Bynell, Harris, Zimmer, Shelley, Matson, P. Anderson. Spanish Club Adelante, siemper adelante which means Forward, always torward is the motto ot the Roosevelt Spanish Club. The club has been very active this year. Among the activities ot the club were the initiation party, a Christmas Pinata, and a senior ban- quet. In addition to this the club also partic- ipated in the Pan American Day activities and they visited the Minneapolis Institute ot Arts to see the art ot Mexico. The meetings are held on the tirst and third Wednesday ot every month. All stu- dents enrolled in a Spanish class and those students who have completed two years ot Spanish are eligible tor membership. The club was organized in I94I and its adviser is Miss Marianna Earseth. Each year the club awards a trophy to one ot the students. Bottom row: Carothers, Kriesel, D. Petersen, NANCY HYDE, SECRETARY-I: JUNE OLSON, PRESIDENTAI: JOAN VOELKER, VTCE PRESIDENT-ly ROSS PARADEAU, TREASURER-lg RAY RADOSEVICH, SERGEANT-ATYARMS-I. Row 2: Nauth, Knutson, Buche, O'Brien, Gately, Newtield, KARIN NELSON, SECRETARY-ll: Biugtad. Row 3: Stevens, Lang, Koehler, B. Olson, Manolis, Jirouselc, Lucey, Lindsley, H. Olson. Row 4: J. Anderson, KAY JENSEN, PRESIDENT-ll, Elitiz, BARB SICSURDSON, SERGEANT-AT-ARMS-Il: CAROL PETERSON, TREASURER-ll, Fclber, Helseth, Cushman. Row 5: Eavero, Howson, Bartley, Olivera, S, Johnson, Smith. Eord, Turnquist, Howson. Bottom row: Jacobson, Watson, Sackinson, M. Carlson, Cater, Mr. Benson, adviser: Applequist, Dow, Asplund, J. Anderson. Row 2: D, Jolnnson, Srnitli, Rusln, Lind, Nord, RI-IODA BLOOMOUIST, VICE PRESIDENT, Elvrum, L. Peterson, Wallin, Row 3: ALICE MACKEY, SECRETARY: Beystrom, Skanse, M. Carlson, Hale, Iverson, Berzilius, Erickson, B. Jonnson, LEONARD SMITI-I, TREASURER. Row 4: R. Olson, C. Carlson, Olin, Dimick, Krueger, Sorenson, Isaacson, Solie, Capron, Swanson. Row 5: Laumb, Lindberg, Lotgren, MarliStVOl'Ti. C. Carlson, TOM LENTZ, PRESIDENT: Beystrom, Kellner, Niles. Row 6: Kennelly, J. Carlson, M. Olson, Martinson, Conway, L. Jobn- son, B. Carlson, Ondov, Hullar, Edstrom, Malmquist. PILOTS CLUB Bottom row: KAREN LARSON, VICE PRESIDENT: I-lenneman, Krause, Mr. Vogtsberger. adviser, N, Carlson, Lundquist, Mona, M. Larsen. Row 2: Wandke, Bogen, Laudenslauger, Esberg, Gjertson, Zimmer, Stork, Kovacik. Row- 3: Martin, Jirousek, Berg, Lyness, MARCIA LINDBERC5, SECRETARY: I'loule, Rotln, Simonsen. Row 4: Strand, D. Jolnnson, Eisber, Gatiney, Kraayenbrink, Fautcli, I-Iexom, Eenstad, Row 5: Capron, Snatcr, Smitii, RON TI-IORSON, PRESIDENT: Ringrose, Smitlnson, Ream, Keating. Swedish Club Swedisli Club meetings are beld only once a montb, but tbe club participates in many activities. TI'ie Swedes work witli tlne Nor- wegians in tlwe Scandinavian Spring Festival, but tlney are tierce rivals in tbe annual Swede- Norse basketball game. An award is given by tbe Independent Order ot the Svitboid. 1 D Pilots Club The Pilots Club, witli Mr. Vogtsberger as its adviser, is one ot the lwardest working groups lfiere at Roosevelt. Its members are junior boys and girls wlio are cliosen trom eaclw junior Inomeroom. Tbey serve at tlne various evening auditorium programs. Tbeir duties are giving out programs and uslnering. Debcite Club The Debate Club, under the direction ot Mr. Osterhus, was organized in l93O tor stu- dents interested in public speaking. A per- son must acquire twenty points in interscho- lastic speech and debate competition be- tore he is eligible to join the club. Une ot the members, Wayne Anderson, was selected to compete in the National Speech Tournament, which is the highest in- dividual honor given in state speech compe- tition. History Club The l-listory Club is under the direction ot Mr. l-laynes. The purpose ot the club is to study Minnesota l-listory. The club's main activities are acquiring and decorating the convertibles tor l-lome- coming. The meetings are held on the tirst and second Tuesday ot the month. The club has bought and paid tor an album ot histori- cal signiticance. The album is entitled The Contederacyf' The boolc is to be presented to the school library in May. DEBATE CLUB-Seated: Carsberg, DeRoma, W. Anderson. Standing: Arneson, Mr. Osterhus, adviser. HISTORY CLUB-l-leggerness, Mr. Haynes, adviser: Bjugstad, Thorson, Ouirlc, J. Carlson, Basktield, l-lexon. Bottom row: Mr. Jambeclf, adviser: Helseth, Hopper, Reme, Olin, B. Larson, Exel, Mr. Halron, adviser, Row 2: N. Johnson, Schwartz, Granoien, Botten, Burkhart, Eastling, Christopherson, Huebner. Row 3: Boscoe, Engen, Kemp, Messman, Kielty, Bratrud, Folven, J. Hanson, Row 4: Hendrickson, R. Larson, Shetler, Hastings, Carlquist, Tuset, E. Johnson, Eltstrum, D. Johnson. Row 5: Diecle, Kruger, Wing, Rohde, Fredericlcsen, C. Johnson, Botlco, Sacre. R Club The R Club, under the co-direction ot Mr. Halron and Mr. Jambeclc, is an unusual club in that it holds no regular meetings and has no otticers. The one qualitication tor membership is that a boy must have won a letter in any sport. The aims ot the R Club include promoting a spirit ot good sports- manship and co-operation in all sports. The biggest event in the entire year tor The Champs the R Club is the annual volleyball game between them and the men teachers. Occa- sionally the R Club is victorious: however, they have been beaten tor the past two years. They were very contident this year, but they lost I5-9 and I5-I l. An admission ot ten cents was charged and the receipts were used to buy new equipment tor the recreation room. The R Club used a large team which they continually shitted. This may have contributed to their deteat. Bottom row: Peterson, Luke, Jambeclc, Johnson. Top row: Haynes, Swadner. Dahl, Sorenson, Miellce. Bottom row: Hopper, RON NEWBY, SECRETARY-I3 Vaughan, Mr. Wetim, adviser: JOHN EASTLING, ALL SCHOOL CHARLAIN7 BRYON GILBERTSON, PRESIDENT-ly Roan, Row 2: LYLE BERG, SECRETARY-ll: Ekberg, Ranzinger, McClain, Gilman, Laumb, Kruckeberg, Peer. Row 3: LOWELL ANDERSON, PRESIDENTYIM Eorstrom, Tibbetts, Vickers, Petterson, Lindberg, Bratrud, McPher- son. Row 4: Steiner, R. Larson, Davison, Golden, D. Johnson, Parks, Pearson, Tibbetts, Nilson. Row 5: Mvhre, Jenkins, Eden, Billings, l-laglind, B. Olson, Tallc, Miller, Row 6: JERRY TRUMBLE, VICE RRESlDENT-ll, Malmquist, Alnes, Eden, Clinton, D. Hanson, J. Nel- son, Nestande, Sacre. Hi-Y Under the direction ot Mons Weum and Matt Thomson, this year's Hi-Y group has been one ot the most active clubs in school. I-li-Y operated the concession stands at toot- ball games, sold Christmas tree tickets and worked at tree lots to help send boys to camp, and held a pancake supper to support Y.M.C.A.s in other lands. l-li-Y's best known project this year was the joint sponsorship ot a pre-Easter service at a church near school. t-li-Y is divided into seven chapters which meet in the homes ot members three times a month. On the tourth week ot every month the chapters join together tor an all-school meeting at the Roosevelt branch Y.M.C.A. Bottom row: Parsch, Sheldon, King, Fredrickson, Eikeland, Whitbeck, Thompson. Row 2: Kjeseth, Elavmes, Eckholdt, Youngquist, J. Nelson, Orrnsbv, Jacobson, Maitland. Row 3: Wilkins, J. Carlson, Forness, Denham, Setterholm, Roth, Hannula, D. Petersen. Row 4: D. Nelson, Nordrum, Fewer, B. Larson, Simonsen, Kolden, Holt, Rood. Row 5: Shedlov, Carroll, Thomas, Gillespie, Loken, R. Johnson, Higgins, Gross. Row 6: C. Johnson, Wittgrat, K, Larson, Nordland, Cockrell, Elasky, Gmitro, Lee, Talle. E411 Bottom row: D. johnson, Lawler, C. Johnson, Thorson, Mr. Andersen, adviser, Dean, Robinson, T-lenneman. Row 2: K, Anderson, VA Ngriggmx Kfonebiisch, Krohn, Eemrite. Duedg, Weaver, Leichar. Row 3: B. Hansen White P. Nelson, C. Pederson, Bgrglund, Lann- bert, O Brien, Jacobson. Row 4: Smith, L, Qlsen, Tuttle, J. Johnston, lverson, Evanson, Valentine, Brandell, Row 5: Kellner, Malmsten. Emery, V'lr, Buche, Reis, Barsness, Lichtenberger, Hawlrins, A Coippelloi Choir The A Cappella Choir was organized in 1935 and consists ot TOO members. Every tourth period tinds them rehearsing in room 3l3A. They are directed by C. Wesley An- dersen. The members are chosen by Mr, An- dersen tor their outstanding ability to sing. l-le loolrs tor capability ot reading notes and a voice that will harmonize with others. The highlight ot the choir's activities ot this year was a trip to Cleveland, Clhio. They went there to sing tor the Music Edu- cators' National Conterence, North Central Division. The choir raised money tor the trip. The choir has given many pertormances this year. Among them are their annual Christmas and spring concerts, Baccalaure- ate, and singing tor many other pertorm- ances. Qur choir is well lcnown throughout the Northwest and we here at Roosevelt are very proud ot it. Bottom row: C. Johnson, Wartzsh, Rudsdil, Mr. Andersen, adviser: l-loule, Booth, Thorcn, Gclmen. Row 2: Lundeen, Oseien, Rem- rnen, DcVries l'l. Olscn, C. Carlson, Smyth. Row 3: D. Petersen, Swanberg, Nlessig, Jennings, Martinson, Vatinen, Snider, Bruns, Rohde. Row 4: Wredbcrg, Bierlcen, Kyllo, Sampson, Cromwell, Tibbetts, Start, Berg. Row 5: Kielty, B. Carlson, Eredlund, Rundell, Taylor Hausladen, Gaustad. Row 6: Qndov, Srnithson, Billings, C. Carlson, Gmitro, B. Larsen, Engelsgierd. Meloche, Bottom row: Revell, Nolan, J. Larson, Mullcern, Mr. Andersen, adviser: Paulson, Winick, Hutchins, Swan, Soger. Row 2: Prince, Keely, Chelberg, Asmus, Youngberg, Fsberg, Foster, Kunnen. Row 3: D. Johnson, Berger, Snobeck, Lynch, Listerud, Mundhenlc, Berg, New- strorn, Vrudny, Manolis. Row 4: Doran, K. Nelson, Moe, leigland, C. l-lanson, l-tester, Slcanse, l-luttner, DuBois, McClain. Row 5: Eide, Strand, D. Peterson, Barnes, Sheldon, Krinhop, Mangan, Shoberg, Gersdert. Row 6: R. Peterson, Dunn, Gatlfney, Kullberg, Behnlie, Mattson, Walling, Loken, D, l'lanson, Linton. Choristers The Choristers is a group ot mixed voices consisting ot both girls and boys. The qualiti- cations tor membership are to have a tairly good voice and to have an interest in music. These IO8 members meet in room 3l3A dur- ing the tirst hour each day. Their activities during the year included participation in the Christmas Concert, the Scandinavian Music Festival, and in the Spring Concert. ln the Spring Concert they sang selections trom the musical Show- boat and dressed accordingly. A small group trom the Choristers along with the Choir and the University Chorus sang cho- rales trom St. Matthew's Passion. The Choristers are very tortunate to have as their director C. Wesley Andersen, better lcnown as Andy, Bottom row: Maclrey, Kriesel, Kilness, Slavilc, lsaacson, Mr. Andersen, adviser, Field, Champlin, l-lill, Storne. Row 2: Paradeau, Uphotl, Carmer, M, Carlson, Schuldt, J. Peterson, Freestone, Putahl, Row 3: Abrahamson, L. Olson, Smith, Slcrivseth, R. Johnson, Garrvey, Friclrson, Field, Pappas, Freidlund. Row 4: Swanson, Murphy, J. Anderson, Jaeger, R. l-lanson, l-latermann, M. Qlson, l-lolmberg, Pear- son. Row 5: R. t-lansen, Mellen, R. Anderson, Robertson, libbetts, t-loward, Coclcrell, Peer, P. Anderson, Tolletsbol. .H 4 i 'Eur fi Bottom row: Fleetham, Roach, Stiliings C. W. Andewcn adviser' Sdrch, Passu, Kamberg, hlcndrclrscri, Row 2: Lhdstrc Sgisten Shiilluy, Rudd Kriusei, Kcs C. Jchnscn. Row 3: Blannkii, Sgurdsoh, Fun: hlarrfngtcn, Mahre Gfirstad, Schetlman, V. Lnnscc. l Row 4: Norling, Vogt, Brown, l-lcutcn, Bicnhoti, l-lciscth, C. Olsen. Row 5: Sweatland, Tni-isfn, M, Nclson, Casey, Mcguiaf P John son, Kiaavenbrint, Marlcstrom. Girls' Choir The Girls' Choir is a relatively new addi- tion to the music department here at Roose- velt. Starting in the tall ot l953, when there was a need tor more vocal groups, they have continually added members. This group is similar to Choristers, except all ot the mem- bers are girls. The ambition ot many ot the girls is to become a member ot Choristers or the A Cappella Choir. The Girls' Choir meets every day during the sixth hour un- der the direction ot C. Wesley Andersen, better lcnown as Andy. The Christmas Concert is one ot the two programs the Girls' Choir takes part in every year. Black robes were worn tor this concert: however tor the Spring Concert, the color blue was used as the theme so the girls wore blue cotton dresses. Blue Moon, 'tlvlood Indigo, and Star Dust were some ot the songs they sang. Bottom row: Hendrx, Thorson, Schultz, C. Wt'siey Andersen, adviser: Sidrich. Patterson, Erickson, Dccbifi. Row 2: Bcdof Rush, l.. l-lanson, Kordoslcy, Ccnn ngham, Swanson Sandwig. Row 3: Golden Stfvuns, Erslchc, Stuttignson, Bonnvchie, Cater, Row 4: B. Petri'- son, l-latlcstad, D. Carscr' Crcis, Trask, Cfcln, Fischer. Row 5: Brit ngham, Nlcrd, Robarge, Knutscr, Nauth, Havvlc nsor' Ncss, ,. Hansen ?1wJQ I 't 'ui-5 ii.. fer' T441 'G' . l 5-2 ni Left to Right: Adams, Roal, Howe, Mr. Swanson, Wentzel, Lund St lc C d Sdl MI Orchestrci Roosevelt High School is very tortunate in having one ot the tew school symphonic organizations in the state. The Roosevelt Symphony Orchestra, under the direction ot Albert Swanson, has tull instrumentation laclcing only a contra bassoon. For many years, the orchestra has won tirst place honors in both the state and na- tional competition. Many ot the graduating students trom the orchestra have won schol- arships to various colleges and universities. Several others have entered the protessional tield and are now playing with many ot the outstanding symphonic organizations in the United States. Two ot the tormer Concert- masters ot the Roosevelt Orchestra have won scholarships and are now at Juilliard, which is a college ot music located in New Yorlc. During the year, the orchestra gives school concerts and also plays at the class plays. Each year the orchestra also makes trips, ap- pearing in various schools and cities. They also have exchange programs at which the orchestras trom other schools entertain at Roosevelt. Awards are given to outstanding mem- bers ot the orchestra every year. These awards are given tor the most outstanding musician, the student who has made the most progress, and tor the most valuable. , ar, on a, i o, ren. Bond The Roosevelt Marching Band and Con- cert Band is one ot the tinest in the city. Un- der the very capable leadership ot Mr. Oren Henning, the band was organized this year into a unit ot l23 members. The Marching Band plays tor all home tootball games and tor several ot the bas- ketball games. This year the Concert Band presented a Spring and Fall Concert besides playing tor several student assemblies, the variety show, and Commencement exercises. The same students play in both the March- ing and Concert Band, but some ot them change instruments. A second band is maintained where the students strive to play their instruments well enough to be accepted in the tirst band. This year the second band consisted ot 88 members. The tlag twirlers and maiorettes are an important part ot the Marching Band. They appear along with the band during the halt- time pertormances at the games and con- tribute much to the spirit ot the occasion. A teature ot the band is the tormations which they present. Among those initiated tor the tirst time this year were The Ameri- can Heritage and The Story ot Two Alum- ni. The bands are held in high regard by the student body and alumni. Orchestra VIOLIN: Sandra Adamsf J. Anderson, K. Beveridge, S, Bloom qulst, N. Carlson, Conda, Curtlss, Ellcberg, Erhardt, Eloyd Gardner, S. Halvorson, Herr, Homme, Houl, Kitzman, J Larson, Llndeval, J. Lund, MacKenzie, Mllen Myhre, J Olson, D. Paul, Mariam Roalf' J. Schulz, Sidlo, Whalen. VIOLA: Baelcman, Cronin, Carter, Garaght, D. Hanson. CELLO: S. Anderson, Bonstrorn, Denham, Homme, R. John son, Kane, Dora Lattery, Doris Lattery, M. Lund, Nestande L. Olsen, Wentzef. BASS VIOLIN: Dye, R. Johnson, L. Knutsen, Lrneburg, Lock wood, Ouanbeclc, Schwartz, Starlc, Tutte, Warwlck. FLUTE: Aelclund, E. Anderson, Martlnson, Hollar, Wood. OBOE: Holmes, J. Johnson, Ohno. CLARINET: D. Anderson, Deach, Kennelly, B. Larson, J. Lar son, Rosen. BASS CLARINET: Sheldon Eewer. ' Concert Master BASSOON: Bergman, Eorsberg, Grannes, R. Ne son. FRENCH HORN: Beckstrom, Clapham, Drolet, Howson, J Howson, Lauer, Mrklethun, Wllsey, TRUMPETS: G. Carlson, Gcranson, Granoerw, Whrtbeek, G Olson. TROMBONE: Haynes, R. Jenlfrns, K. Johnson, Napola, H Peterson. BASS TROMBONE: Gordon Hullar, Gerald Schumacher. TUBA: Robert Eden. PERCUSSION: Arllng, Clrnton, Ellcaas, Eden, Mohl, N. Miller Parks. PIANO 8: HARP: Beth Eladeland, Drane Nelson, Carsten Bjorn- stad, Joanne Laudenslager, Jrrl Thorpe. MAJORETTES: Keely, Murphy, C. Peterson, Sorem, P. Johnsen Albrecht, Peclc, Krabbenhott, Albrecht. FLAG TWIRLERS: C, Johnson, A. Carlsen, McCarty, Voellcer S. Anderson, Ramberg, Harris, Houde, A. Jonnson, Abra ham. Bo nd FLUTE: Aeklund, E. Anderson, Bodln, Hullar, Martinson, Nes sum, Wilburn, Wohrrnan, Wood. OBOE: Fnednnan, l-lolrncs, J. Johnson, Ohno. Eb CLARINET: Lowell Anderson. B5 CLARINETS: D. Anderson, Duede, Ecklund, Fenstad, Gil lesp3e, Goranson, Hertzer, L. Jacobson, N. Johnson, B. Lar son, J. Larson, L. Larson, R. Larson, Madvlg, A. Nelson Nltarcly, Pull, Pundy, Rosen, Seashore, Stork, Throndson, Vacantr, Wheeler. ALTO CLARINETS: Golden, Kcnelly. BASS CLARINETS: Fewer, T. Swensen, Borseth. CONTRA BASS CLARINET: Jon Wlttgraf, SAXOPHONES: Adams, L. Dons, Cural, Haberlcorn, W. Lar- son, J. Peterson, F, Slrnonsen, Stryer, Wenborg. BASSOON: Forsberg, Cifannes, Hnasko, R. Nielsen. FRENCH HORN: Clapham, Drolet, Gudrnunson, R, Hanson J. Howson, Lauer, Wilsey. CORNET 8: TRUMPET: P. Carlson, Grllaertson, Granolen, May Myhre, R. Olson, Bredahl, J. Carlson, Ellstrom, Goranson Haney, Laurnb, Marti, G. Olson, Stacy, Sulllyan, J. Swan son, Whrtbeelc. BARITONES: Haglznd, Hexorn, Kolden, T. Laudenslager, H Peterson. TROMBONE: Griepp, Ham, Haynes, l-lullrzr, B. Jenlclns, C Johnson, Schumacher, Untinen, Washburn, Weilcle. TUBA: Behrendt, Eden, Elleeland, MeCradle, Nrlsson, Sersland Sollne, lrurnble. PERCUSSION: B. Benson, F. Benson, Case, Cllnton, Eden Llndsley, Mohl, Parlcs, Slclelstad, Sul'ryan, Wedrnan. STRING BASS: Dye, Knutsen, Tulte. HARP: Carsten Bjornstad, Joanne Laudenslager, Jul Thorpe. sax I lm X i A H --ff N-'wq 6f,.':1 . 'Lynx' Q .4i'- ' - L N 4'X ' I ' - 'fQf5 .f, f K 03.-. Y V -1 7-Y, T . nm A - . N4 .-Q.. S --- -.6 X Q 'R 4 - . ' x 1 1' ' h I ff3'51,j 'A U H' d Q x ? ,lf .VX xr - Ik YQ W ky! ik X N I I X , Alek ' ,fs-uv RM W. B. Benson, Football: R. Blake, Football, Basketball: A. W. Buckman, Golf: C VJ. Courtney, Baseball, Basketball: B. R. Eggan, k F lt M siirig, acu y anager. Cociches We are very fortunate in having our time coaching statf. We give our entire apprecia- tion to these tellows, who teach us to be good sports both in school and atter school. The backbone ot our success is the coach- ing behind us. In the tall sports, the tootball team. sut- tered by the loss ot Captain Jerry Shetler, took tourth place. The B squad captured the city championship. The cross country boys took a close second to our old rival South- west. ln the winter sports, the basketball team tied tor second place in the city. Dave John- son, 6 tt. IO in. center, was chosen by Lite Magazine as one ot the tallest boys in the U.S. high school competition. The B squad took another championship. The swimming team won the city championship. Gymnastic team had a good record with the D class taking the championship and the C and B classes taking a second place. ln hockey we took tourth place. The wrestling team won the city championship. As it will be too late tor the results ot the spring sports, we predict that the baseball and track teams will be in the championship running. Golf and tennis should have a very good year. Top Row: A, Gowans, Football: E, Ha nes, Track: T, W. Jambeck, Swmminj S. T. Johnson. Baseball: D. E. Mlellze, l-locka . Y B Y Bottom Row: K. M. Peterson, Gymnastics: H. A. Riemcnschneider, Equipment: M. H. Skaurud, Hockey, Tenn s: J. W. Sullivan, Football, Wrestling: O. W. Yngve, Cross Country, Track. Cross Country Team Row I: Hopper, Denham, Reme, Johnson, Mees, Tuset, Granoien, Christopherson, Talle, and Hastings. Row 2: Guiltoyle, Simonsen, McPherson, Olson, Coclcrell, Schubert, Zwiers, Dahlloerg, and Andor. Row 3: Mr. Yngve, coach, Sullivan, Zgodava, Mohl, Morris, Bjorn. stad, Beclcstrom, Shedlov, Allaway, Eclcholdt, and Field. Cross Country Roosevelt's cross country team couldn't quite get that winning teeling this year. The team took second place in the Duluth invi- tational, city, and state meets. These are the three annual meets. The Teds, however, won all but one ot their dual meets and the only team they lost to all year in any meet was Southwest. Bill Mees was tirst in the city meet and second in the state and Duluth Invitational. l-larold Tuset was also outstanding along with Earl Johnson. A big rebuilding job lies ahead tor Mr. Yngve. l-le must replace his tour top men, but he will have three lettermen loaclc. They are, captain elect, Gary Reme, who will take over where Bill Mees lett ott, Dan Denham, and John Granoien. Coach Yngve says that the Teds should be near the top again next year. Lettermen Tuset 'Christopherson Granoien 'Mees 'Talle Denham 'Johnson Hopper Reme Denotes third letter 'Denotes second letter Teddies Lead the Way Roosevelt's Top Seven Runners At the left Tuset, Mees. Lett to right are Hopper, Reme, Johnson, Mees, Tuset, Granoien, and Denham. A Squad Football Team Row I: R. Johnson, F. Wilson, Eltstrom, Wing, W. Wilson, Kemp, Kielty, Hastings, Shetler, Fredriclnson, Rohde, and Deach. Row 2: Carlquist, Larson, Bratrud, Berg, Madsen, Wimsett, Sacre, Rinn, Herlcle, Viclrers, Mulleady, Olin, and Hanson. Row 3: Kahn, Botlco, Folven, Jelmo, Feldman, Hagen, Freilund, R. Olson, Exel, Lee, Fenstad, Carlson, and Mr. Gowans, coach. Row 4: Nelson, Rata- chelc, Engen, Howard Anderson, Snater, Schjolberg, D. Johnson,W, Larson, Hester, Eilcaas, and Mr. Sullivan, coach. Footbci I I In the opening game ot the year the Roosevelt gridders beat South. Jerry Shetler who played fullback was very impressive. Jerry brolce his arm the next weelc, however, and was declared out tor the season. He toolc up place Iciclcing and won the Marshall game by converting three extra point tries. A homecoming crowd was disappointed when Edison beat Roosevelt. Jim Hastings toolc over most ot the otlensive duties in Mr. Outside, Jim Hastings, is Trapped Te this game and continued as the main cog in RooseveIt's attaclc tor the rest ot the season. Probably the best game of the season was played against Washburn. Dick Carl- quist was named the lineman ot the weelc. Scores Roosevelt ,... I3 South . . . 6 Roosevelt ,,,. I8 West . . . . O Roosevelt . O Edison . . . . I4 Roosevelt .... O Henry ,... . , I9 Roosevelt ,... 2l Washburn .,,.. 27 Roosevelt. . . 26 Southwest ,... . O Roosevelt. . . 2I Marshall ..,,., 20 i ddies from lett are Fredriclrson, Shetler, Folven, and Hastings. Eltstrom, Anderson, and Fredrickson close in on Edison back. Hastings drives HARD at the Washburn line. More Footbci ll Lettermen Prospects tor next season look very good. ++5i,,,,ie,, iw, Bug, Lyle i,,i,,,,.,,,. Don ' Anderson, Bolo Botlco, Curt Kahn, Dave Coach 'larry Sulllvan had Spme Very good 'Eltstrom,Don Bratrud, Robert Lee, John sophornores on the tean1thw year and they 'EmemCun Cadqwn.Dwk LawmnDous - 'Fenstad, Orville Carsberg, Richard Olin, Gary should develop quite well tor next season. .pomnlployd Deachloave Schdbergljim Also Coming up ig 5 Champion B 'Fredrickson,.laclr Eikaas, Ron Snater, Tom , Hanson, Jim Exel, Larry Wilson, Floyd Squad whmfishodd be abk to hdp out 'HMuwanm HaunLC. 'WmM,Wmm ' ' ' Kemp,.lerry Hrkal,John Wing, Bill qulte a blt ln the next two yeari. 'Kielty, Dick Howard,Garry Wimsett,Jerry Gary l-loward was elected ca tain ot the 'Rhode.Rober'c Jelmo. Ron Nelson.Steve - p 'Sacre .lerry Johnson Ron Rataczak Bill lootball team and W'll take Over lor Denotes third letter 'Denotes second letter Jerry Shetler. B Squad Football Team Row I: Helgoe, J. Peterson, Elliot, Stacy, Tolletslool, Foley, Maitlann, Ross, and Dobratz. Row 3: David, Munson, Smith, G. Carlson, land, Kontos, Huseby, D. Johnson, Fleetham, Lightfoot. L. Nelsond Robinson. Row 4: Nash, Gallagher, G. Larson, l-lelseth, Becker, Patko, Musttul, T. Nelson, Gorqas, Engter, Nestande, Wenborg, a 5: Mr. Benson, coach, Erickson, Blegen, Meyers, Shilson, Bell, Reiter, Row I: l-lelgoe, J. Peterson, Elliot, Stacy, Tolletsbol, Foley, Maitland, Gudmunson, L. Olson, and Newman. Row 2: Stuart, Scott, Eng- Seashore, Collier, and Mr. Blake, coach. L551' A Squad Basketball Team Row I: Schjolberg, Fredriclcsen, Swenson, D. Johnson, Whitney, Exel. Row 2: Milclethun, Tuttle, Sacre, Freund, Huber, Nesta e Carter. Row 3: Mr. Blalce, Riley, l-lansen, Snater, D. Johnson, D. Johnson, Olson, Mr. Courtney. Boisketboll The basketball team with all-city Larry Exel and 6' IO'f2 Dave Johnson tinishecl city competition with an eight won two lost record which put them in a tie tor second place with West. Dave Johnson won all-district honors and was teatured along with other giant cagers in Lite magazine. Roosevelt had one ot the tallest teams in the state with a tew boys over the six toot three inch marlc. These boys plus tive toot Roosevelt Roosevelt Roosevelt Roosevelt Roosevelt Roosevelt Roosevelt Roosevelt Roosevelt Roosevelt Roosevelt Roosevelt Roosevelt Scores 47 South . . . 64 l-lenry . .. . . 63 Marshall ..... 60 Vocational . . 68 Edison . . .. . 78 West . . . . . . . 58 Central . .. . . 58 Southwest l 62 Nortn ,.., . . 49 Washburn .... Twin City 53 St. Paul Central District I7 68 l-lenry . ,... .. I5 Marshall ,.... Johnson goes up for a layup as Freund watches for rebound in Larry Exel shows the form which won him a berth on the All City the second quarter of the Marshall game. team. Bob Whitney gets a free ride to another basket. Bob Freund is A Life magazine photographer gets a picture of Roosevelt's 6' in the background at the left. l0'f2 basketball center. nine inch Larry Exel and Bob Whitney also under six teet teamed up tor a pretty good year ot basketball. Bcisketboill in the Future There are three boys who are veterans and will be back next year. They are co-captains elect Larry Exel and Bob Freund, and Pete Nestande. Besides these three returning let- termen there is a good group ot sopho- mores who will contribute quite a bit to the basketball cause in the next year or two. B Squad Basketball Team Some ot these boys are very tall and don't seem to stop growing. The Teds have a good chance to go a long way in basketball com- petition next year with such an array ot tal- ent and size. Lettermen 'Jol'mson, Dave 'Exel, Larry Carter, Wayne Fredrickson, .lack Freund, Bob 'Denotes second letter Huber, Bob Johnson, Don Nestande, Peter Sacre, Jerry Swenson, Jim Whitney, Bob Row l: Baxter, Nash, NardIand,G1lIespie, D. Johnson. Row 2: Butler, J. Peterson, Seashore, Larson, Tolletsbol, K. Johnson, Helseth Row 3: Krinhop, Listerud, l-laugh, Lightfoot, G. Peterson, Mohl, Mr. Blake. at Gymnastics Team Row I: Blackstone, Gaston, l-lelseth, Sager, Boscoe, Untinen, Carlquist. Row 2: Shoberg, Ekberg, Schwartz, Wing, R. Larson, Chris- topherson, Ranzinger, Lutt. Row 3: Mr. Peterson, Kemp, Rue, Roth, Gallagher, Flubner, Olivera, Webster, Fitzgerald, D. Carlson, K. Johnson. Row 4: Keller, Griepp, Grobe, Reiter, Lein, Cockrell, Trygeseth, Zwiers, Dahlberg, Fitz. G mnqstics with Richard Carlson, Ronald Schwartz in B Y class, and Kenny Johnson, Allen Webster in The Gymnastics team had fi 8OOd record C class and other returning lettermen. except tor the old pain in the back North. . . L The team came in second to North in the I hx Weigernlen K J h - R.He set , ing . o nson city, Northwest, and state meets. The D Rhuntinen-1 R-Ca,i,,,,, MOKAIZ, class took tirst both in the city and North- G-Blackstone' W-Come '--'-WF' . J. Boscoe' F. Ekberg A. Ollvera west meets, while the C and B classes placed D-Carlquisff R,Fit1 R, Ran-ginger ' ' J. Ch 'steph rso ' R. F't g Id R. Roth second. The outstanding gymnasts this year E'Da'LIbergf, Algrfegs' Raschwam were Kenny Johnson, Allen Webster, Jerry M.Gaston ' H.g-allagher Eiwggseih - .K 1 R. b . Kemp, Marvin Gaston, and Gary Blackstone. fsasirgfp- R'Hi,ob,,ee, 6 Sie' The prospects tor next year look bright Third Award 'Second Award Ronald Sager, B class, flies over the high bar. Dick Untinen, B class, starts an exercise on the horse. A Squad Hockey Team Row I: D. Larson, Hastings, Ganglott, Jelmo, Olin, B. Larson. Row 2: Keely, Roan, Anders, Carlson, Elliot, Kalden, Haberkorn. Johnson, Hrkal, Mr. Mielke. Anderson. Hockey The Roosevelt pucksters had a little bad luck in the regular conterence play by losing a couple ot tough games by one point. They tinished tourth in the city, ln the playotts, they beat Henry l-O in tour overtime peri- ods, then losing to Southwest 4-I. This was the tirst year that Mr. lvlielke coached hockey. He did a tremendous job and we wish him lots ot luck in the tuture. The out- B Squad Hockey Team standing player this year was Jim Hastings, who was selected as all-city tor the second year. The prospects tor next year are very good with thirteen returning lettermen. The co-captains elect tor next year are Gary Olin and Bart Larson. Lettermen J. Hastingsn' C. Anders J. Hrkal G. Gangloff' R. Anderson R. Jelmo B. Larson' B. Carlson J. Keely G. Olin' R. Haberkorn D. Kalden Mike Roan' R. Johnson D. Larsen Third Award iSecond Award Row l: Gudmunson, Nitardy, Reiter, Phillips, McDonald, Rataczak. Row 2: Mr. Skaurud, Steiner, Bell, Lindgren, Musttul, Engter, Nel- son, Nestande, Englund, Mr. Mielke. Swimming Team Row I: Stewart, Hoyle, C. Johnson, Stork, Diede, Kruger, Botlco, N. Johnson. Row 2: Gorgos, Morreim, Haynes, Christenson, Jacobson, Eclcholdt, Dykstra. Row 3: Huebner, K. Johnson, Lein, Schwartz, Mr. Jambeclc, Swimming This year's tankers had another good year by winning the city championship. This was the tourth city title in the past six years. We set a city record ot I:l9.0 in the l60 yards tree style relay. ln the state we ended up in tourth place, with Joe Kruger placing third in the 50-yard tree style and Jim Diede sec- ond in the I00-yard tree style. The tree style relay team tinished tirst, and also tied the state record ot I:4I.l. The relay team was composed ot Joe Kruger, Ron Schwartz, Ernie Morreim, and Jim Diede. The work ot the above relay team was a big factor throughout the season. Joe Kruger, three-year letterman, will be missed next year. He holds school records in the 40 and 50-yard dashes and is a mem- ber ot the city record holding medley and tree style relay teams. The prospects tor l956 are good it all returning lettermen bear out the promises held tor them. Lettermen C. Botlro' L. Christensen C. Johnson' R. Schwartz' R. Kruger J. Diede' N. Johnson' P. Gorgos E. Morreim R. Huebner' L. Lien G. Haynes J. Stork K. Johnson R. Nelson Third Award 'Second Award The championship relay team of Kruger, Schwartz, Morreim, and Diede. Individual champions seen here are Kruger and Diede Wrestling Team Row l: Solie, Davis, Borne, Hopper, Sandeen. Row 2: Whitbeck, Olson, Schubert, Moon, Herrmann, Scot. Row 3: Mr. Sullivan, Bern- strom, Olatson, Eastling, Hanson, Shetler, Bratrud, Pappas. Wrestling The grapplers ot Roosevelt High School captured the city championship by beating Washburn 24-I8 in the last city meet. Rob- ert Davis, Wayne Solie, Jerry Shetler, Robert Bratrud, and Jon Hopper, captain, were in- dividual city champs. They went through the city season without a defeat. Willie Wilson and Clayton Schubert were second place winners. John Eastling showed a lot ot deter- mination to overcome a broken ankle and tinish second in the state. The prospects tor next year look tair with tive returning letter- men. Lettermen J. Hanson R. Davis R. Sandeen R. Bratrud' J. Shetler' W. Solie' D. Herrmann' J. Eastling' R. Moon' J. Hopper' C. Schubert D. Kahn J. Born W. Wilsonu' Third Award 'Second Award John Eastling applies some pressure to a hold on Bob Bratrud. City champions: Lett to right are Shetler, Eastling, Bratrud, Hop- per, Solie, and Davis. A my M 'fit gf ,mamma A Squad Track Team Row I: Christopherson, Reme, E. Johnson, Stroberger, Wittgrat, Folven, Tuset, Hester, Shetler, Fredericksen, Granoien, Hagen, Rood. Row 2: Thorson, Bratrud, Pogue, W. Larson, Brunclage, Miklethun, Sacre, Beckstrom, Cockrell, Fenstad, Denham, Sandeen, Hiortland. Row 3: Mr. Sullivan, Mr, Yngve, Kolesar, Ranzinger, Trumble, Olsen, Dahlberg, Talle, Snater, Hanson, Helseth, Zwiers, Smith, Hop- per, Lindberg, Challeen, Mr. Haynes. Track The I954 track team had a very success- tul season. They did well in every meet they entered. Probably the best individual ettort ot the year was Dick Larson's capping ot a tine season by winning the state 440. A time group ettort was that ot the relay team con- sisting ot Sievers, Jackson, Folven, and Lar- son. They won the state 880-yard relay. Ray Day, another proticient individual, did well in his special event, the pole vault. He set the school record ot l I' 7lf2 . As a team Roosevelt placed third in the Metropolitan Meet, third in the Carleton Meet, second in the Minneapolis Relays, tirst in a quadrangular meet, second in the city meet, and sixth in the state meet. The sophomores were city champions last year as they scored 64 points to second place Southwests 33lf2. This year the cindermen have done tairly Fredericksen shows perfect form as he goes over the bar in his Dash men from lett to right are Kolesar, Hagen, Sandecn, and best event, the pole vault. Folven. B Squad Track Team Row I: Shilson, Munson, Jenson, Veith, Foley, Bredahl, Hyde, Price, McDowall, Loza, Gelrnan. Row 2: Mr. Yngve, Hoyle, Mohl, Keller, Smith, Wulkan, Helseth, Waldemar, Lee, Collier, Challeen, Mr. Haynes, Standing is Miller. well, but coach Oscar Yngve thinks they Tennis should and will be doing better as the season progresses. With only two returning lettermen trom last year and several inexperienced players, the I954 tennis team could have been just l954 Lettermen mediocre. lnstead, the team finished the Hnaylkay Carlson, Ron Folven, Floyd season with an 8-2 record, the best record 'HUSCS-M-'fv HOWSOH-Buff Ffedficllm-Jack in recent years. Roosevelt finished in second Larson, Dick Jackson, Dick Johnson, Earl . . . . xSlCV2fS, Dick Lewis, Ron Sl'1BflZf,.J6I'I'Y place in city competition. Macs, Bill Swanson, Don Trumble, Dave 'Tuset, Harold Young, Ron Stroberger, Gay l954 l-ettefmen 'Billings Rvllie Ch'l5t0Pl ef50n- Jim Wlftgfif. -l0f'l 'McGuire,James Johnson, Charles Thompson, Larry -or Denotes third letter 'Denotes second letter giilfgiiilllji lfsrjfgnclsolm Wachter' Gary Hendrickson, Don Radesovich, Ray Tennis Team 'Denotes second letter Front row: Nitardy, Rataczak, Bethke, Foster, Eastling, Nelson. Back row: Mr. Skaurud, Hendrickson, Schumacker, Radesovich, Carlson, Setterholm, Talle, Forstrom, Kline, Larson, Hullar, Roan, Ohno. E611 Ski Team Front row: Mr. Eggan, Kitzman, Coppin, Moc. Back row: Burkhart, Flikerd, Engelsgierd, Johnson, Botten, Vickers. Skiing The ski team had a good year, not only in the city meets but also with the weather- man. In previous years, lack ot snow has made practice ditticult. This year there was plenty ot fresh snow tor the skiers. The team tied tor second with Edison in the city meet and placed sixth in the state. Lettermen Botten, Emmett Johnson, Earl Steen, Richard Burkhart, Jerry Engelsgjerd, David Vickers, Lee Flikeid, Tom X Denotes second letter Equipment Managers Equipment Moinqgers The equipment managers are a group ot boys who do a lot of work behind the ath- letic scenes. They issue all of the athletic equipment used by the various members ot teams at Roosevelt. They keep a good share ot this equipment in tiptop condition with major repairs done by experts. These boys can be seen working every night atter school in the equipment room where Mr. Riemen- schneider tinds many things for them to do. These boys are awarded letters. Left side from front to back are l-lill, Kieseth, Marti, O'Malley, Holmgren, Right side: Severson, Anderson, Pommer, Hoover. Golf Team Front row: Mr. Buclcman, Pearson, l-laglind, Peterson, Kielty, Golf Last year Roosevelt's golt team captured the city championship. The team went through the season winning nine out ot the ten conterence matches. The only loss came at the hands ot Southwest. Don Larsen, Ron Alcer, Diclc Nelson, and Don Krall paced the golfers throughout the season. These tour boys won the district championship tor Roosevelt and placed second to Edina in the Seagren. Back row: Urdal, Fewer, Olatson, Roan, Luft, LeVoir, Sandin. 336. l-lowever, Don Larsen and Diclc Nelson ot Roosevelt tied tor low score with 79's. Being medalists they advanced trom the re- gion tothe state tournament which was held at University golt course. This year the Teds, captained by Ron Sea- gren, have lost one out ot tour matches and appear to have a chance to do as well as last year's team did. l954 Lettermen regional tournament. The score in the region K'a ' Don 'Eilmsf GW N2'S0 - Richafd JF, U 'Alrer, Ron 'kLarsen, Don Seagren, Ron ive tourney was Edina 335 and Roosevelt Hoemfes ima letter roenafes second lata Haglind holds the pin as Peterson watches Kielty's putt roll Haglind, Peterson, and Kielty watch Seagren's drive travel down towards the cup. the fairway. Us 3 Captain Martin lSkeeterl Nelson led the A Squad Baseball Team Row I: Deach, Hastings, Anderson, Norwick, Messman, B. Larson, Wilson, Jelmo, Exel, Mr. Courtney, Row 2: R, Larson, Schjolberg, D. Johnson, Taylor, Lien, Bergstrom, P. Nestande, Reiter, Reis, Vickers, Parker. Row 3: Kahn, Freund, Callahan, Gallagher, D, Larson, Hrkal, Nash, B. Nestande, Olin, Lentz, R. Johnson. Boseboll Skeeter Nelson and Winkler were named to the All-City Baseball Team. Roosevelt baseball team to a second place tinish in the Southern Division ot the city N54 Scores league. The Teds had a 5-3 record. Eooseveli lt iccjulilgest Pitcher Dick Winkler was very ettective RSZEZZH 5 Wil um throughout the season. At the end ot the Roosevelt luln 6 Southvsyeisf season he had pitched a string ot 23 con- Roosevelt IQEI 8 Washburn secutive scoreless innings. l'le also hurled a Roosevelt ubyu I Wat no-hit no-run game at Southwest. Roogevglf 2 South , 4 Exel tosses the ball to pitcher, Jelmo, while Hastings and Nor- Anderson and B. Larson pick over the hardwood while Mr Court wick observe. ney turns his back to the situation. Messman waits forthe throw while Wilson races towards first. Norwick pegs to first as Hastings backs him up. This Yeo r's Teoim This year with Jim Norwielc and Jim Hast- ings as co-captains the Teds have a pretty strong ball club. There are eight returning lettermen and they are a very tormidable opponent tor any team to tace. The battery ot Ron Jelmo and Bob Ander- son is a good one but the Teds do not seem to have much depth in this department. Under-classmen to watch this year are B Squad Baseball Team Larry Exel, Bart Larson, Pete Nestande, Gary Olin, and others. Also outtielders Bergstrom and Wilson and intielder Messman should do well. They are all seniors. I954 Lettermen Nelson, Martin 'Norwick, Jim Jelmo, Ron Sampson, Gary Case, Larry Messman, Clark Winkler, Dick Stolte, Joel Wilson, Willie Hastings, Jim Anderson, Bob 'Denotes second letter Front row: Mr. Johnson, Reiter, l'-lrkal, Olson, K. Johnson, Beske, Kahn, Lindgren, Keely, Bernstrom, Fleetham, G. Larson, Gallagher, R, Johnson, Nash, Pollard, D. Larson, Gorgas, Eilcaas. In the background are the many other boys out tor baseball. Girls' Leaders Row I: Nelson' Lokenl Johngony Lundeenl Field, Row 2: Miss Wilbur, Pavlovic, Fredricksen, Ouirk, Johnston, Hill, Lambert, Newstrom, Miss Hanson. Row 3: Dahnert, Pierson, Clarke, Christie, Draves, Gerard, Jambeck, Moe, Holm. Girls' Basketball Champions Front row: Suess, Loken, Nelson. Back row: Mac Lundeen, Carlson, Hallerstadt. Girls' Volleyball Champions Farland, Front row: Houle, Hertzer, Groettum, Beystrum, Brink man. Back row: Larsen, Burntson, Shanahan, Weldele. Holton, Girls' Sports The girls' regular gym classes, taught by Rae Wilbur and Norma Hanson, consist ot team sports, individual sports, modern dance, tolk dancing and a co-rec class tor seniors only. One ot the best parts ot the co-rec program is the volleyball tournament. This year the championship game was played three times betore a winner was determined. Girls' leaders, the gym teachers' assistants, take an instruction course in the tirst semes- ter ot their junior year. ln the second semes- ter and in the tirst semester ot their senior year they keep attendance records, take care ot equipment and help the gym teach- ers with the classes. After school tournaments in volleyball, basketball, badminton, tennis, and ping- pong take place. Any girl or team ot girls may take part in the tournaments. Girls who sign up tor team sports have a chance to participate in basketball, base- ball, soccer ancl volleyball. The individual sports are tennis, golt, bad- minton, bowling and ping pong. The co-rec class, which was tirst organized in l94l, is considered lots ot tun. The sports consist ot activities in which the boys and girls can participate on a tairly equal basis. Cheerledders The taithtul, enthusiastic cheerleaders ot this year have led the students' cheers through victory and deteat, joy and sorrow. This peppy, bouncy squad cheered at the games, led the pep tests in the auditorium, and pertormed other duties. During home- coming the cheerleaders present the impres- sive tlag raising ceremony. The I954-55 cheerleaders were Audrey Jackson, Pat Cor- coran, Gordy Stevens, Fran Schumacher, Dick l-lelseth, Joan Bondeson, Beryl Mattson and Eddie Felien. The peppy new cheerleaders who will lead the maroon and gold in l95S-56 will be Gail Lundquist, Dick Johnson, Beth Fladeland, Dick Pottsmith, Carol Rouna, and Dick Carl- son. They will be joined by Beryl Mattson and Eddie Felien, veterans ot this year's squad. Joan Bondeson, the other junior on this year's squad, will no longer be a cheerleader because she is going on the work program. Through the year the cheerleaders re- ceived coaching and inspiration trom Rae Wilbur, the girls' gym teacher. The cheer- leaders were always able to depend on her tor help with pep tests and the regular prac- tice sessions. This year the cheerleaders were very tor- tunate in getting new unitorms. These new unitorms were bought out ot the Athletic Fund. The Cheerleaders in Action Dick Helseth and Gordy Stevens, in background, present Ga Lundquist a gold cheerleaders jacket atter she had bee elected a I955-56 cheerleader. This Year's Cheerleaders Bottom row: Corcoran, Stevens, Helseth, Felien. Middl row' Jackson Mattson Schumacher On tcp' Bondeso . , , . . n Left to right are Helseth, Bondeson, Stevens, Mattson, Corcoran, Jackson, Schumacher, Felien, and the Teddy. Room 204, l2th Grade Basketball Champions Front row: Peterson, Edmunds, Lichtenberger. Back row: Fredericlcsen, l-lullar. Intramural Sports The hard etlorts ot Mr. Peterson, Mr. Swadner, Miss Wilbur, and Mrs. l-lanson, who direct the intramural sports, have pro- duced a time sports program tor those who are not able to play on the varsity teams. Every boy and girl has a chance to partic- ipate in the ditterent sports. The boys play touch tootball, basketball, sottball, horse- shoe, and try their luck at bait casting. The girls take part in badminton, ping pong, bas- Room I29, l0th Grade Basketball Champions Room I l2, I Ith Grade Basketball Champions Lett to right are Smith, Lien, Hanson, Anderson. ketball, and volleyball. They also have mixed volleyball teams trom the homerooms, with a trophy presented to the champion. A big highlight in the boys' gym is the All Na- tions Basketball Tournamentf' The boys play tor the team represented by the nationality ot their tathers. Most ot the teams are ot a Scandinavian descent. The sporting events take place in the boys' or the girls' gym atter school Monday through Thursday. This tine program sets up competition tor the students. Trent row: Nelson, Anderson. Back row: Thompson, Nord- Runners-up in the City Badmrnton Tourney are the Doubles Team t M d N l and, Stevenson. acgowan an eson. Room 2I7, I Ith Grade and All School Volleyball Room 222, I2th Grade Volleyball Champions Cl lamPl0nS Row I: Schumacher, Snider, Carlson, Pavlovic, Nolan. Row Row I: Strand, Fladeland, Aclcland. Row 2: Larson, Matt- 23 Deficit- B'U'ldGFE6r TUSQV Bethle- son, Kovacilc, Wellhausen, Row 3: Olin, Deldarportte, Cal- lahan, Rich, Anderson. Volleybcill The school mixed volleyball tournaments were very exciting this year. Volleyball as a sport is really gaining support and popularity and seems to be well lilced by many. Many homerooms participated in the tournaments this year. This sport provides a chance tor recreation and exercise and just plain whole- some tun. Another thing which is important is the tact that the calibre ot play is good. Competition in the tournaments was very good with many teams in contention tor the respective grade titles. ln the YMCA Invitational Tournament Roosevelt wallced ott with top honors. Enter- ing two teams, one ot seniors and one ot juniors, both advanced to the tinals. The seniors beat the juniors tor the champion- ship in 2 out ot 3 titteen point games. Roosevelt's Entrants in the I955 City Badminton Room 229, I0th Grade Volleyball Champions Tournament Kneeling are Mills and l-lelseth, Standing are Edrnun Macgowan, Nelson, l-luisman. Front row: Hanson, Sweatland. Back row: Guiltovle, Carl- dsl son, Nelson. X. D ' . a I X- RON vp W A QUEEN AND KING HOMECOMING 195-4 FRAN SCHUMACHER, CONRAD WLLELLA The Royal Court .,- , Audrey Jackson, Arlene Johnson, Sue Jambcck, Alberta Dean, Fran Schumacher, Conrad Viliella, Lowell Anderson, Fritz Edmunds, Bob l-luber Neil Sorenson. Homecoming A. M. The week betore l-lomecoming, pins sold by the Debate Club and l-lonor Society, and the gayly trimmed lockers ot the candidates, were reminders ot the Tun-packed day to come. Excitement ran high as the day ap- proached-who would be the King and Queen? Would we Bomb the Toms ? The Crowning Finally the day arrived! The series ot events began with the traditional tlag-raising cere- mony. Then classes began tor all but the candidates who were nervously awaiting the time when two ot them would be honored. Finally Miss Nelson robed Con, and then Fran. Not long atterwards the news was disclosed to the students. Screams and ap- plause showed their approval. Fran Schumacher, Mr. Wells, Conrad Villella. The Crowning The crowning ot our l-lome- coming King and Queen was the moment everyone waited tor with great expectation. This mo- ment came during the morning auditorium program when their identity was tirst revealed to the student body. The King and Queen walked down the aisle on the royal carpet to the stage. l-lere they knelt to receive their crowns from Mr. John C. Wells, principal, to start their reign over the testivities ot the excit- ing l-lomecoming Day. Homecoming P. M. Classes being over tor the dayg royalty, students, and alumni hurried to tlie tield, pre- pared to cheer tor the lwome-team. Later, undaunted by the tact that Edison was win- ning our Homecoming game, the King and Queen, and attendants smiled graciously as ttiey paraded at halt-time. ln the evening, the alumni and students danced amid indi- vidual, lite-size pictures ot our defeated but worttiy tootball team. The dance was the successful tinislwing toucli to a very nappy day. Halftime Festivities LHJ King Crowned by l954 Aquatennial Queen .lim l-lanson, Marlene Dolbec. Winter Sports January seventh was the second big day ot the year as tar as Roosevelt Teds were concerned. First was Homecoming with chosen royalty ruling over the activities: now this, also having royalty. Next would be Spring Day with our Spring Queen reigning over the colortul evening dance. Each is ex- ceptional in its way-Winter Sports because it is a day when all enjoy themselves. forget their studies, and just have a good time. Bunny Hop on Ice Attendants Pose Kemp, Hastings, Anderson, Deach, At I:OO the students wallced or rode to Sibley Field. Teddy banners waved and col- ortul balloons bobbed everywhere. When all reached Sibley, they gathered around the icy throne and waited tor the moment the Minneapolis Aquatennial Queen, Marlene Dolbec, would crown our king-tor-the-day. Then followed group games, dancing on ice, and hockey. This is the most happy, caretree day ot the yearl Everything, from the pa- rade, to the crowning and the tun on the ice, to the evening dance, made the l954 Win- ter Sports Day a big success. Rockettes W. Lillimoe, Meder, B. Liliimoe, Murphy, Christianson, Ford, Sore n, MacMannus, Bynell, V. Nelson, Kronebusch. Roc kettes Everyone enjoys watching the Roclcettes dance such numbers as the Johnson Rag led by line captain Sandra Kronebusch. This group danced tor school auditorium pro- grams, the talent show, and during halt-time ot many ot the high school basketball games. This year their costumes are turquoise velvet, decorated with sequins. The girls were chosen at auditions held during the tall. The Rock- ettes are a tine addition to any program. Swing Band First row: Biornstao, Eden, Fewer, Forsber , W, Holmes, B. Larson G G 5 ranoien, oranson, G, Olson, Parlcs, Clinton. Swing Bound The Sock Hop, Homecoming, Winter Car- nival, and the Spring Dance are just a tew ot the school dances where you heard the tine music ot the Swing Band. The leader ot the 20 players in the tirst band is Wayne Holmes, while the leader ot the second band is Bruce Bergman. They are both under the direction ot Mr. Henning. You will tind them practicing Thursday evenings at school. . Second row: Haines, Schumacher, Jenkins, Hullar. Top row: Tutte, Mostly tor Fun Krebs, Leppa, J. Carlson. Fcicls Even as Milady's tashions come and go. so do the teenagers tads. A new hair style, a new type ot blouse-anything and every- thing can land usually doesl become a tad. This year the color combinations, pink and black, were worn by all. Skirts, blouses, shirts, slacks, even some ot the boys' argyle socks gayly displayed these beautiful colors. The girls' tads, like some ot their tashions, dated loack to mom's and dad's Roaring 2O's. Whose Saddles n' Socks? Color Blind? lt's Pink and Black Coppin, Sandvig, W. Larson. Rope pearls and either gold or silver head bands were the items that caught their tancy both then and now. Some tads are prominent tor years, like saddle shoes and crinolines. Others, worn tor awhile with much tun and enthusiasm, ceased to exist within a tew months. l-ligh schools will always have tads-as long as they have students. Sometimes pretty, sometimes prac- tical, and sometimes just silly, they are all part ot the tun. Head Bands and Ropes Zimmer, Lusian, D, Taylor. Contributed Most and Most Likely to Succeed Sue Jambeck, Conrad Villella, John Gaustad, Marilyn Sandstrom. Best Figure Sandra Anderson, Gary Blackstone. Top Tecls Our graduation has come at lastl lt is a time ot happy anticipation, and yet a time when we teel the sadness ot the realization that our high school days are coming to an end. As we look back on our senior year we begin to realize how many outstanding Ted- dies we had in our class. There were many students with pretty eyes and beautiful hair. Most Athletic Shirley Nelson, Jim lButchl Hastings. Best All Around and Friendliest Jim Hanson, June Olson, Fran Schumacher, Neil Soren- son. Shyest Arlene Johnson, Alvin Sprute. Top Teds At school dances you could always tind a variety ot good dancers, and at games our cheerleaders were all very peppy. The Ted- dies pictured on these pages, however, were tinally chosen to represent our l955 Gradu- ating Class. We teel that, ditticult as the choice was, they were wisely selected, and that they will carry these honors with as rnuch success as previous top Teds. Prettiest Eyes John Eastling, Virginia Aune, Bob Anderson Most Tallcative and Biggest Flirt Tom Dosch, Judy Holiday, Diane Hansen, Doug Olat SOD. Most Talented and Best Dancers Gordy Stevens, Sandra Kronetzusch. . ,W Peppiest Diclr Helseth, Audrey Jackson. Prettiest Hair and Cutest Smile Dave Deach, Sharon Sampson, Dan Kucera, Alberta Dean. 1 Atter Quarrel Burkhart, D. Carlson, Hood, Valentine. Foither of the Bride The tall class play, presented by the Sen- ior Class ot l955, was Father ot the Bride, by Caroline Francke. It was directed by Miss Pauline Sandboe. Father ot the Bride is the story ot the ditiiculties which contronted Mr. Banks whose only daughter decides to get married. At times, the bride is on edge and the result is otten tears and a burst ot temper. Much humor is ottered by her younger brother who thinks that getting married is just a silly waste ot time. Combined Casts Breaktast Discussion D. Swanson, Bartley, Krohn, Burkhart, Vaughn, P. Taylor. Cast Student Coaches: Gladys Gabrielson, THURSDAY'S CAST CHARACTER Bill Hood Nancy Valentine Dianne Carlson John Nelson Jerry Burkhart Dave Alexander Del Herrmann Mary McCloud Beverly Snider Bonnie Martinson Dave Lindeval Janice Anderson Dick Rasmussen Jack Hanson Pat Hatlestad Lona Jacobson Ruth Newstrom Judy Holiday Janice MacKenzie Lona Jacobson Mr. Banks Mrs. Banks Kay Banks Ben Banks Buckley Dunstan Tommy Banks Buzz Taylor and Joe Peggy Swift Delilah Miss Bellamy Mr. Duval Mrs. Larson Red Pete Bridesmaids Bridesmaids Bridesmaids Bridesmaids Bridesmaids Soloists Peggy Field FRIDAY'S CAST Philip Taylor Karen Bartley Sharon Krohn Jim Vaughn Jerry Burkhart Dick Swanson Del Herrmann Pat Hatlestad Tuula Vatinen Marilyn Sandstrom Dave Lindeval Janice Anderson Dick Rasmussen Jack Hanson Mary McCloud Lona Jacobson Ruth Newstrom Judy Holiday Janice MacKenzie Jim Ondov It Was Settled Happily Burkhart, C, Johnson, D. Anderson, Cecil, Herrmann, Valentine, Alexander, Bartley. The lmportonce of Being Eoirnest This play is a comedy which portrays the contusion that something as natural and or- dinary as a name can cause. Due to the ab- sent-mindedness ot the governess in placing Ernest, when a baby, in a handbag instead ot the customary bassinet, he was ever-atter contused in the simple matter ot What's my name? It appeared that no one liked his adopted name, lack, and all he had to do to please Really, Miss Prism! everyone was prove his true identity to be Ernest. Finally Lady Bracknell disclosed his ancestry through factual material and the matter was settled happily tor everyone. Cast Directed by Miss Sandboe Assistants to director-Phil Taylor, Gene Sathre, Sandra Behnke THURSDAY CHARACTER FRIDAY Larry Cecil Jack Gene Holmberg Jerry Burkhart Algy Dick Swanson Karen Bartley Prism Kay Lambert Dave Alexander Chasuble Dave Alexander Pearl Lejchar Gwendolyn Dorris Anderson Carolee Johnson Cecily Marion Stivers Del Herrmann Merrimen Del Herrmann Dick Rasmussen Lane John Nelson Nancy Valentine Leichar, Herrmann, Swanson, Stivers, Holmberg, Lambert, Alexander, Valentine. Lady Bracknell Nancy Valentine Look at Those Socks! D. Smithson, N d Everybody's Hungry The Lively Roclcheads :QT ' Ethics Committee Schubert, Frantz, Vrllella, l-lrgglns, L. Anderson. Memories Your l-ligh School Days, so they say, are the happiest days ot your lite. Auditorium programs, the many dances, the lunchroom, tootball and baslcetball games are just a tew ot the things you will remember throughout your lite. A group ot senior boys who gave the Roclcettes a little competition are the Roclcheads. They performed during some au- ditorium programs to give us many laughs. Norwiclc, D. Rasmussen, Edmunds, Stevens, Messman,Corr:orar1, Macgowan. How's This 'For Style? Gilbertson, Holiday. All the seniors remember the successtul Roaring 2O's costume party, when they dressed and danced in the style ot those days. A male quartet ot two seniors, and two juniors sang at the talent show, and dur- ing auditoriums. This year, we have had a mascot, Teddy, who has been up there cheering with the cheerleaders during the athletic events. His real identity is senior, Gerald Kloss. A more serious memory is the Ethics Committee which helps take care ot bad conduct in study halls. Teddy Waves Gerald Kloss. Refreshments Anyone? l'-lolmberg, A. Carlson. Quartet Entertains Barsness, Untine L h t Studying Hard? Awmwwdh-+ ww--M--Mwwwww W NY Nw W M a QXXNWN W WW KW 'M RWM MW Lwmkvgiff MMM MLu.f.1f'WmfvfQ,W,Mj54 f ff 'f H+' X , iff ,NBER Q p, Vice-President: Sharon Sampson, Secretary: Patri- J h on, Treasurer, Neil Sorenson, President. In Memory LUCILE BERGERON, age I7, passed away on March 31, I955. She attended Roosevelt as a sophomore and would have graduated with us this June, but had to leave school because ot her health. All ot us seniors re- member her as a wondertul girl. Lucile was well lilred by everyone and will be remem- bered always. Class Leoiders This was another busy year tor Roosevelt seniors. Some ot the busiest ot them were our Class Ctticers and those on the Senior Executive Board. The executive board con- sists ot the Senior Ctticers and one repre- sentative trom every senior homeroom. They attend meetings and then give reports to their homerooms on what was discussed. This group appointed the able committees that planned such activities as the senior Roaring Twenties Party, Senior Banquet, and the Senior Prom. Several senior auditoriums were put on by the Class Qtlicers and the executive board. This was tor the benetit ot the whole senior class because various plans ot senior activi- ties were brought to our attention. The whole senior class discussed the plans together and contributed their individual ideas. These au- ditoriums always proved successful because a lot was accomplished. St d g Astletord, Larsen, Villella, Weiland, Miss Haberman, Elrberg, Ranzinger, Eden, Mr. Riemenschneider, Wilson, Deach. S t d McCarty, Revell, Ogard, Kemp, Sampson, Johnson, Sorenson, Jarnbeclc, Mattstield, Mitchell, . ww ss.. - .s-.w-- Roaring Twen'cies Chained Roo ring Twenties Po rty Qur senior class party was held on the eve- ning ot March 4, l955, in the school lunch- room. The decorations were bright and gay to go with the theme ot our party and re- freshments were served. Every senior appeared in costume ot the roaring twenty styles. Outtits that haven't been worn tor twenty to thirty years were brought out ot the cedar chests and closets and we all lcnow as we were getting ready tor our party our parents were remembering when they too once wore the same outtits. Wedding gowns to tancy short dresses were worn by the girls and the boys came declced out in striped coats and pants to the ever popular bathing suits that were worn in the twenties by the men. The party turned out to be a wonderful success because everyone had a grand time just loolcing at the outfits worn by their triends. The Charleston was played and all who participated can well realize that our parents must have had the time ot their lives when they were our age. This is the tirst time in many years that the seniors have had a costume party. Let's eat At the Table: Fritz Edmunds, Mr. Wes Fesler, Mr. Wells, Jerry K p Senior Banquet Dayton's Sky Room was the setting tor the Senior Banquet ot I955. It was held on the night ot April I4. The theme ot the Sen- ior Banquet tollowed the pattern ot the Mar- di Gras, and tables had been expertly deco- rated by a group ot seniors. Everyone en- joyed the inspiring talks given by Neil Soren- son, President ot the Senior Classy Mr. Wes Eesler, guest speaker: and Mr. Wells, Princi- pal. Eritz Edmunds did a very good job as master ot ceremonies. Entertainment was served by some ot the talented Roosevelt seniors. All ot this combined to make a won- dertul program tor a most memorable night. . ,.:. Q DONNA LEE ABRAHAMSON: Sports- . 9 -Q . S xg it St-an 2 -2 x ti .is ,L 5 men's Club. BEVERLY A. ADAMS: Con- cert Band, German Club, Hi-C, Sports- men's Club. SANDRA G. ADAMS: Or- chestra, German Club, Student Council, l-li-C. JUDITH M. ALBRECHT: Concert Band. Marching Band, Blue Tri, Silver Tri, Sci- ence Club, Standard Statt. DAVID G. ALEXANDER: Vice-President Science Club, Vice-President Drama Club, Mana- ger Stage Crew, Concert Band, Marching Band, German Club, Senior Honor So' ciety, Sportsmen's Club, Father ot the Bride. MARGIE P. ALEXANDER: Sportsmen's Club. E883 ,gg ern fi is .sv s 1 ,. - ' A wi ,R . ., ,ssh Meg, A z .M . sms, A A ,,,,, -., ,P g ,L-k J, ...gf .... r gag? .,..rxW . r ' Amit U' 5 .sit s , ' - ws . 1 f 5 . M 1- . Q, . .f is .v fi 41 as 'Q' Q fr .-5 an ii H .mis --r Hg., . , f grgi 1-1-s-fa. - .:. ' 5 r Q .r . ,f,,, 2 'Z H Q 'ZH' D CAROL JEAN ALSIP: Blue Tri, Silver Tri, German Club, History Club, Sportsmen's Club, F.H.A. GERALD L. ALTON: A Cappella Choir, Treasurer Hi-Y. PHILIP A. ANDERSEN: Science Club, Sports- men's Club. BRUCE D. ANDERSON: Board ot Gov- ernors. DORRIS LYNNE ANDERSON: Concert Band, Marching Band, Orches- tra, Blue Tri, Silver Tri, Treasurer Ger- man Club, Science Club, Senior Honor Society, Student Council. GERALD R. ANDERSON: Swedish Club, Science Club. JANICE MARLENE ANDERSON: Blue Tri, Swedish Club, Drama Club, Senior Honor Society, Library Statt, Hi-C, Father ot the Bride. LOWELL C. AN- DERSON: Homecoming Attendant, Ex- ecutive Board, Student Council, Ethics Committee, President Hi-Y, Audio Vis- ual, Board ot Governors, President Con- cert Band, Marching Band. ROBERT L. ANDERSON: Student Council, R Club, Winter Sports Day Attendant, Baseball '54, '55, Football '53, '54, SANDRA LEE ANDERSON: Marching Band, Blue Tri, Silver Tri, Pilots Club. SHARON LOUISE ANDERSON: Blue Tri, Silver Tri, Board ot Governors, Sportsmen's Club. WAYNE WILLIAM ANDERSON: Choristers, President De- bate Club, Student Council, Executive Board, Standard Statt, President Na- tional Forensic League, Health Council. RICHARD J. ANFINSEN: Gym Team. DAVID V. ARHOLM: Science Club. Sportsmen's Club, Board ot Governors. MORRIS R. ARVIDSON: Audio Visual. ARLENE J. ASPLUND: Swedish Club, Standard Statt, History Club. WILLIAM JAMES ASTLEFORD: Science Club, His- tory Club, Executive Board. VIRGINIA MARIE AUNE: Choristers, Blue Tri, Sil- ver Tri, Norse Club, Senior Honor So- ciety, Student Council, Executive Board, Drama Club. Health Council. E391 ARLENE D. BACKLUND: Blue Tri, Sil- ver Tri, Board ot Governors, German Club, Student Council. KATHERINE ANN BARNES: Choristers, Silver Tri, Latin Club, Senior Honor Society, KA- REN A. BARTLEY: Spanish Club, Senior Honor Society, Hi-C, Sportsmerfs Club, F.l-LA., Drama Club, Father ot the Bride. JOHN H. BATTEN. JAMES CLIFFORD BECKSTROM: Vice-President Swedish Club, Vice-President Hi-Y, Concert Band, Marching Band, Orchestra, Standard Statt, Senior Honor Society. KEITH AL- LEN BEHNKE. SANDRA BEHNKE: Choristers, Sports- men's Club. JENUBE M. BEISEKER: Blue Tri, Silver Tri, Sportsmen's Club. RO- BERTA A. BELL: Blue Tri, Silver Tri. JUNE CAROL BENSON. ARLENE JOYCE BERG: Choristers, Blue Tri, Silver Tri, Latin Club. LYLE PAUL BERG: Sci- ence Club, Secretary Hi-Y, Chamber Singers, Choristers, A Cappella Choir, Football '54, MARCIA JEAN BERG: Blue Tri, Silver Tri, Sportsmen's Club. DONNA JEAN BERGLUND: Executive Board, German Club, Blue Tri, Silver Tri, Choristers, A Cappella Choir, Chamber Singers. GALE E. BERGNER: I-li-Y, Norse Club, l-li-C, Debate Club. JOHN BERGSTROM: Board ot Gover- nors. JAMES L. BERTRAND: Concert Band, Marching Band. TOM A. BETHKE: Concert Band, Marching Band, Orches- tra, Science Club. rouj GERALD ARTHER BETZOLD: Swedish Club. KARLA J. BEVERIDGE: Blue Tri, Orchestra, Spanish Club, Executive Board, Sportsmen's Club, Secretary- Treasurer Senior Honor Society. LOTS M. BIENHOFF: Girls Choir, A Cappella Choir, Hi-C, Sportsmen's Club JOAN M. BINDER: Blue Tri, Silver Tri, Science Club, Sagamore Statt. Executive Board. ROGER A. BIRKELAND. WAYNE BERNARD BJERKE: Pilots Club. BARBARA ANN BJORNDAL: Norse Club. GARY H. BLACKSTONE: R Club, Gym Team '54, '55. JEAN C. BLAISDELL: Girls Choir, Spanish Club, Hi-C. EMELIE PAULINE BLEGEN: Blue Tri. Silver Tri, Norse Club, Senior Honor So- ciety, Hi-C, Sportsmen's Club. ANNETTE CECILE BLUMER: Blue Tri, Silver Tri, Executive Board. MARGARET ANN BODIN: Latin Club, Sportsmen's Club. MARY L BODIN Silver Tri S ortsmen's . : , p Club. RAYMOND CHARLES BOISVERT. ARDIS JEANNE BOOTH: Choristers, A Cappella Choir, Norse Club. JOHN J. BOSCOE: R Club, Gym Team '54, '55. CURTIS A. BOTKO: R Club, Football '54, Swimming '54, '55. ROBERT O. BRATRUD: Audio Visual, Hi-Y, Student Council Ottice, R Club, Football '54, Wrestling '54, '55. E911 PHIL G. BRlNK: Executive Board. EVE- LYN L. BROOM: German Club. JACK MICHAEL BRUNDAGE: Board ot Gov- ernors, Student Council. MAXINE G. BRUNS: Choristers, A Cap- pella Choir, Blue Tri, Silver Tri, Sports- men's Club. SHERYL RENEE BUDING- ER: Blue Tri, Silver Tri, Norse Club. BARBARA ANN BURCH: Blue Tri, Sil- ver Tri, Ethics Committee, Senior Honor Society. GERALD BRUCE BURKHART: Drama Club, R Club, Father of the Bride, Slci Team '54, '55, BARBARA J. BUTKIE- WICZ: Blue Tri, Silver Tri, Board ot Gov- ernors, Father ot the Bride. DARLENE ANN BYNELL: Blue Tri, Silver Tri, Board ot Governors, Spanish Club, Student Council Otlice, Roclcettes. JACQUELINE ANN CAMPION: History Club. RICHARD JAMES CARLQUIST: Student Council, R Club, Football '54, Gym Team '54, '55, ARLENE M. CARL- SEN: Marching Band, Blue Tri, Silver Tri, Board ot Governors, Executive Board, Sportsmen's Club. BEVERLY ANN CARLSON: Chamber Singers, Choristers, A Cappella Choir, Swedish Club, Senior Honor Society, Hi- C. CAROL JoANN CARLSON: Silver Tri, Spanish Club, Student Council. CAROLYN S. CARLSON: A Cappella Choir, Blue Tri, Silver Tri, Swedish Club, Spanish Club, Girls Choir. DIANNE JOYCE CARLSON: Blue Tri, Silver Tri, Latin Club, Sportsmen's Club, Drama Club, Girls Choir, Father ot the Bride. JANET HELEN CARLSON: Sen- ior Honor Society, Pilots Club, Hi-C. JANICE M. CARLSON: Blue Tri, Silver Tri, Sagamore Statt, Student Council Ot- tice, Sportsmen's Club. E921 ia F5 i at Q mr r RICHARD C. CARSBERG: Latin Club. Vice-President Debate Club, Senior Hon- or Society, Hi-C, Treasurer National Forensic League, Football '54, Student Manager '53. LOIS C. CARTER: Father ot the Bride. ROBERT WAYNE CAR- TER. JANICE MARIE CASEY: Blue Tri, Girls' Choir, Sportsmen's Club. JACKIE JOY CATER: Blue Tri, Silver Tri, Swedish Club, Girls' Choir, Sportsrnen's Club. LARRY J. CECIL: Board ot Governors, Student Council Ottice. GARY E. CHALLEEN: l:.I:.A., Board ot Governors. JEANNE CHAMPLIN: Cham- ber Singers, Choristers, Blue Tri, Silver Tri, Science Club, Student Council, Hi-C., F.H.A., Sportsr'nen's Club. GERALD K. CHRISTIAN. VERNON L. CHRISTIANSEN: Choris- ters, Science Club, Sportsmen's Club. ZONA JOAN CHRISTIE: Girls Leaders, Hi-C, Girls' Choir. JAMES W. CHRIS- TOPHERSON: Vice-President Norse Club, Senior Honor Society, Student Council, R Club, Cross Country '54, '55, Gym Team '54, '55, Track '54, '55, RUTH V. CLARKE: Secretary Board ot Governors, Silver Tri, Science Club, Girls Leaders, Library Statt, Executive Board, Sportsmen's Club, Student Council, Stu- dent Council Otlice. MARCELLA JEAN AUDREY CLEATH: Hi-C. JOHN P. CLINTON: President Sportsmen's Club, Vice-President I-I-Y, Orchestra, Concert Band, Marching Band, Swing Band, Sci- ence Club, Student Council, Stage Crew, Tennis '55. PAT M. COLLINS: Blue Tri, Library Stahf, l3.H.A., JoANN E. CONWAY: Secretary l-li-C., Swedish Club, Standard Statt, Li- brary Statt, Ottice Statt. GARY LEE COOK: Manager Audio Visual. II 931 . ., ,L . . '5I':II , 512253 sic.. M. .... . . 4 ,P T 'FQZY 'E md? ' . . JG? fr V ef? .W er its 'tit g if 34 ' 5.3. . Z ssiraiyglsliiisigrt said ?f?iZ9?iSi ,el Inlyably i A 73212112 KY? M-fiwfie-www Q:i:.ZiZssM if ...wfww 4 awiqf' ' RWTH ,s PWZRYNQRW rf' Jyfifnwf ..... ,..,.... E H. in it xr' E' . I X, sz Y, ,gf gsm J' .-. , '1 E It 1 'L A ::E3:2,.' M V :-: ws ,:g5:5.5. :.:e:' I .:11isf125fI1 '5I12.'5E.... -1 E . . f.:x:.. Wi T ' 2 . xr- ,. 5 ff 5 r . , 1 J 4 6' EM . K KQZXQJ , . .,,.. , .. , :..:: -E. I L ie? e .,,:,,a.:.f,.:.sa:-. . .Q -J gf, , f r fflffiug ii iii . imefwwmsw . walfft.. ' ALMA L. COOPER: Silver Tri, Sports- men's Club. PATRICK A. CORCORAN: Board ot Governors, Norse Club, Cheer- leader, Student Council, Executive Board, President All-City Student Council. JUANITA MARIE COREY: Blue Tri, Latin Club, Science Club, Sportsmen's Club. SANDRA ARLENE CRADY: Swedish Club. BARBARA JO CROCKETT: F.l'l.A.. Sportsmen's Club. MARYLOU J. CUN- NINGHAM: Blue Tri, Silver Tri, Girls' Choir, Library Statt, El-I.A., Sportsmen's Club. VIRGINIA JUNE CUNNINGHAM: l'li-C. DELLA J. DAHL: Blue Tri, Silver Tri, Sportsmen's Club. BARBARA JEAN DAHNERT: Vice-President Silver Tri, Blue Tri, Girls Leaders, Student Council Otlice, Sportsmen's Club. DAVID VERLE DEACH: Concert Band, Orchestra, Board ot Governors, Latin Club, Vice-President Student Council, Executive Board, Student President. P.T.S.A. Board, Winter Sports Day At- tendant, Baseball '55, Football '54. AL- BERTA KAY DEAN: Blue Tri, Silver Tri, A Cappella Choir, Spanish Club, Girls' Choir, Senior I-lonor Society, Secretary- Treasurer Pilots Club, Homecoming At- tendant. WILLIAM W. DEMING. CAROL M. DIMICK: German Club, Swedish Club, Sportsmen's Club. ROB- ERT J. DOELZ: Concert Band, Marching Band, German Club, Stage Crew. COL- LEEN MARIE DOOLEY: Science Club, Pilots Club. LeROY P. DORIS: Concert Band, lvlarch- ing Band. THOMAS G. DOSCI-I: Board ot Governors, Audio Visual, President Student Council Ottice, President De- bate Club, Science Club, President Na- tional Forensic League, Drama Club, Stu- dent Council. ELAINE MARGARET DOW: Blue Tri, Silver Tri, Swedish Club. E941 W ..... - E +1 .ge B r 5 if Tiki . M s. .S 2: ' NWN ,Zi 2 -1 ., ,523 me AY :::: ,- -is M S 2 2... 3.5 at . ,..,. .V :rms 1 .hi '. M' C its-is. .. .SSM 'r W H 1 I 1. - .,..,. .yi5 .,.. .QfQ,EI3 ' R - .QL r.. ..... , it r is . I .... E.. .,.. , , .,.. , , - .3 ,.:,,:-S.:-iii.. .Q M Q-HW .ss s, in is M. 1 ,- ...... . . .5 :Fit EZ: Z,.:, ' .,,. Z 2 Q RICHARD J. DOWSON: Audio Visual. KAY LOUISE DRAVES: Blue Tri. Silver Tri, Treasurer German Club, Science Club, Girls Leaders. Senior Honor So- ciety, Pilots Club, Student Council, Exec- utive Board, Sportsmen's Club. ALAN J. DROLET: Concert Band, Marching Band, Orchestra, Father ot the Bride. PATRICIA A. DUNN: A Cappella Choir. Silver Tri, German Club. RICHARD L. DUVICK. BILL LOUIS DYE: Concert Band, Marching Band, Orchestra, Swing Band. F. ROGER DYMOKE: Audio Visual, Stu- dent Council Ottice. JOHN ROBERT EASTLING: President Senior Honor So- ciety, Vice-President German Club, Vice- President Latin Club, Hi-Y, Board ot Governors, Science Club, Salutatorian, R Club, Wrestling '54, '55, JOHN WILLIAM ECKHOLDT: Hi-Y, Swedish Club, Science Club, Senior Honor So- ciety, Hi-C, Baseball '55. ROBERT E. EDEN: Concert Band, Or- chestra, Swing Band, I-Ii-Y, Science Club, Executive Board, Vice-President Sports- men's Club, Tennis Team. FRITZ C. ED- MUNDS: Board ot Governors, Treasurer Student Council, Pilots Club, Executive Board, Sportsmen's Club, Homecoming Attendant. GRETCHEN M. EILITZ: Hi-C. FREDRICK E, EKBERG: Concert Band, Marching Band, Senior Honor Society. Executive Board, Sportsmen's Club, Treasurer-President Hi-Y, Gym Team '55. JAMES N. ELDER: Sportsmen's Club, DONALD W. ELFSTRUM: Concert Band, R Club, Eootball '53, '54. JOHN L. ELLIOTT: Audio Visual, Stu- dent Council, Student Council Ottice. WILLIAM E. EMERY: Choristers, A Cap- pella Choir, Audio Visual. DAVID N. ENGELSGJERD: Choristers, A Cap- pella Choir, Science Club, Senior Honor Society, Slci Team '55. 119511 g' NE , .,,,:g. be f 2- cfm' 2 Y 2. xv 1 f c. . fs., its ,. .. ' Q-as I fx. - 2 . P5. ,,,. r 5 Sm Q. Rx ww xc -ws, it I NQIYS . s 2 ' r fx QSC B Q rg ar - . RY if git I if .5 S x 'E .r gf . Wg CURTIS R. ENGEN: R Club, Football '53, IS4. MAURICE A. ENGEN: Board ot Governors, Audio Visual, Science Club. ARLENE CAROL ERICKSON: Treasurer Silver Tri, Blue Tri, Board ot Governors, Student Council. RONALD GARY FELDMAN. JUDITH M. FELKER: Silver Tri, Latin Club, Flis- tory Club, Sagamore Statt, Sportsnnen's Club. JOANN ELINE FEMRITE: Vice- President. President Norse Club, Cham- ber Singers, A Cappella Clnoir, Blue Tri, Girls' Choir, Senior Honor Society, Exec' utive Board, Treasurer Sophomore Class. MARGARET ANN FIELD: Clworisters, Blue Tri, Science Club, Girls Leaders. Sportsmen's Club, FatI1erot tl'ie Bride. MYRON BRUCE FINNE: Student Coun- cil, I-Ii-C. TIM J. FLAHERTY. KAY ANN FLEETHAM: Girls' Choir. Blue Tri, Pilots Club, Sportsmen's Club. MARY ANN FLOYD: Orclnestra, Blue Tri, Secretary Silver Tri, Spanisln Club, Senior I-lonor Society. PATRICIA A. FLYNN: Silver Tri, Sportsmen's Club. FLOYD E. FOLVEN: R Club, Football '53, '54, Traclc '54, '55. NEIL PETER FORSBERG: Concert Band, Marching Band, Orchestra, Swing Band. SHARON M. FORSMAN: Swedislv Club, Library Statt. ROBERT WILLIAM FORSTROM: I-Ii-Y. Science Club, Senior Flonor Society. COLIN FOWLER: Sportsmen's Club. ROBERT A. FRANKE. lf 90 Il i:'r' 'fir' I i g. , -:.:, I ,ag 'W' c I s ig 'S W Ser ., , KENNETH ROBERT FRANTZ: Board ot Governors, Science Club, Ethics Commit- tee, Sportsmen's Club. DAVID FRAZIER: Choristers, Science Club. JOSEPH FRED- ERICK. ' CHERIE MAE FREDRICKSEN: Concert Band, Marching Band, Blue Tri, Silver Tri, German Club, Science Club, Girls Leaders, Senior Honor Society, Executive Board, Health Council. JACK G. FRED- ERICKSEN: Board ot Governors, Student Council, R Club, Basketball '54, '55, Football '53, '54, Traclc '54, '55. JO- ANNE K. FREMSTAD: Choristers, Blue Tri, Silver Tri, Science Club, Senior Hon- or Society. CAROL M. FRITZKE: Blue Tri, Silver Tri. EVELYN MURIEL FROYSA: Orchestra, Hi-C., F.l-l.A. GLADYS LORRAINE GA- BRIELSON: Blue Tri, Silver Tri, Science Club, I-li-C, Drama Club, Father ot the Bride. DON I. GANGLOFF: Standard Statt: MARVIN GASTON: Board ot Governors, Ethics Committee, Pilots Club, President Health Council, R Club, Gym Team '54, '55. GAIL BARBARA GAUDETTE: Blue Tri, Latin Club, Science Club, Sen- ior Honor Society, Executive Board, Sportsmen's Club. JOHN ELDON GAUSTAD: Concert Band, Marching Band, A Cappella Choir, Hi-Y, Latin Club, Science Club, Senior Honor Society, Valedictorian. DONALD E. GEIGER. ORPHIELD BYRON GIL- BERTSON: Concert Band, Marching Band, President Hi-Y, Board ot Gover- nors, Science Club, Senior Honor So- ciety, Student Council, Executive Board, Sportsmen's Club. BARBARA JEANNE GILLESPIE: Treas- urer Spanish Club, Concert Band, Blue Tri. DIANE CATHERINE GIRARD: Blue Tri, Science Club, Girls Leaders, Sports- men's Club, Nurses Aid. CAROL EILEEN GLAESER: Blue Tri, Sportsrnen's Club. E971 MYRNA JEAN GLENN: Blue Tri, Silver Tri, Science Club. JOHN IRVING GMI- TRO: Clwamber Singers, Ctioristers, Vice- President A Cappella Choir, Hi-Y, Latin Club, Science Club, Senior Honor So- ciety, Student Council. TOM A. GOOD- OIEN: Student Manager Basketball. GERALD M. GORANSON: Concert Band, Marching Band, Orcliestra, Swing Band, Science Club, Senior Honor So- ciety, Sportsmen's Club, Tennis Team. WILLIAM BENNETT GRAHAM: Clioris- ters, I:.F.A., Hi-Y, Science Club, Sports- men's Club. DOUGLAS L. GRANNES: Concert Band, Marclwing Band, Orches- tra, Swing Band, Science Club, Executive Board. CRYSTAL E. GRIEPP: Blue Tri, Spanisli Club, Treasurer Science Club, Student Council Ottice, Hi-C, Sportsmen's Club. BARBARA ANN GRIBSTAD: Board ot Governors, Treasurer Norse Club, Hi-C. JEROME CHARLES GREGORY: Hi-Y. Board ot Governors, Health Council, Sci- ence Club, Student Council, Student Council Otlice, Sportsmen's Club. MARY C. GUILFOYLE: Silver Tri, Sci- ence Club, Girls' Clioir. RONALD R. HAGEN. NORMAN C. HAGLIND: Con- cert Band, Marching Band, Hi-Y, Latin Club, Student Council, Golt 'S5. ROBERT K. HAM: Concert Band, Marching Band, Senior Honor Society. NEIL M. HANNA. BEVERLY MERE- DITH HANSEN: Clioristers, A Cappella Cl'ioir, Hi-C., l:.H.A. DIANE M. HANSEN: Blue Tri, Silver Tri, Science Club, Standard Statl, Sports- men's Club. JACK C. HANSEN: Stage Crew, Wrestling Team, Father ot tlwe Bride. SHARON L. HANSEN: Blue Tri, Silver Tri, German Club, Co-Editor-im Clniet Standard Statl, Senior Honor So- ciety, Sportsmen's Club. wir l JAMES ROLF HANSON: Board ot Gov- ernors, Audio Visual, Student Council, Student Council Ottice, Winter Sports Day King, R Club, Football '53, '54, Wrestling '55. JANICE CAROL HAN- SON: Blue Tri, Silver Tri. SHARON JOY HANSON: Sportsmen's Club. CAROL MACE HARRIS: Marching Band, Blue Tri, Silver Tri, Spanish Club, Sportsmen's Club, Father ot the Bride. PATRICK D. HARRISON. ROBERT L. HARVEY. JIM R. HASTINGS: Board ot Governors, Student Council, Winter Sports Day At- tendant, R Club, Football '53, '54, Baseball '53, '54, '55, Hockey '53, '54, '55. PAT E. M. HATLESTAD: Blue Tri. Silver Tri, Girls' Choir, Sportsmen's Club, Father ot the Bride. SANDY LYNN HAUGAN: Blue Tri, Silver Tri, Library Statt, Sportsmen's Club. SHARON L. HAUGAN: Blue Tri, Silver Tri, Sportsmen's Club, l:.l'l.A., Hi-C., Student Council, Student Council Ottice. RAYMOND HAUSLADEN: Chamber Singers, Choristers, A Cappella Choir, Wrestling Team. DAVID JOSEPH HE- BERT: Sportsmen's Club. JACKIE ANNE HEGRENES: Silver Tri. Standard Statt. DARLENE M. HELLER- STEDT: Girls Leaders. RICHARD L. HEL- SETH: Cheerleader, Ethics Committee, R Club, Gym Team '53, '54, '55, Wrestling '54. BARBARA L. HELWIG: Blue Tri, Silver Tri, Student Council Ottice. KAY L. HEMMINGSON: Concert Band, March- ing Band, Orchestra, Silver Tri, Sports- men's Club. DELORES M. HEMZE: Blue Tri, Sportsmen's Club. H9911 in ai aegis, Qi . s. if 5 s tx? r i DON W. HENDRICKSON: Science Club, Senior Honor Society, Pilots Club, Student Council, Executive Board, Sportsmen's Club, R Club, Tennis '54, '55. BARBARA ANN HERMAN: Ottice Statt. DELBERT HERRMANN: Drama Club, R Club, Wrestling '54, '55, Father ot the Bride. ELLIS D. HERRMANN. CHARLES H. HESTNESS. DOROTHY MAE HEU- TON: Blue Tri, Silver Tri, Science Club, Girls' Choir, Student Council, Sports- men's Club, Father ot the Bride. JOAN L. HIERONYMUS: Science Club. BARBARA HILL: Choristers, Blue Tri, Sil- ver Tri, Science Club, Girls Leaders, Stu- dent Council, Otfice Staff, Hi-C., F.H.A. JUDITH LYNN HOLIDAY: Choristers. Vice-President Blue Tri, Silver Tri, Ethics Committee, Executive Board, Secretary Sportsmen's Club, Student Council Ot- tice, Father ot the Bride. JOAN LaVERNE HOLM: Blue Tri, Silver Tri, Science Club, Girls Leaders, Sports- men's Club. GENE MERLE HOLMBERG: Board ot Governors. FRED HOLMES: Sportsmen's Club. WAYNE L. HOLMES: Concert Band, Marching Band, Orchestra, Swing Band, Science Club. MARILYN ANN HOLM- STRAND: Blue Tri, Swedish Club. MARY ANN K. HOMME: Orchestra, Blue Tri, Silver Tri, Science Club, Sportsmen's Club. WILLIAM NEWTON HOOD: Choris- ters, Hi-Y, Board ot Governors, Latin Club, Drama Club, Student Council Ot- tice, Father ot the Bride. JON R. HOPPER: Hi-Y, Vice-President German Club, R Club, Cross Country '54, Wrestling '54, '55. JOANNE M.HOUDE: Marching Band, Board ot Governors, Father ot the Bride. fjuiuj in NP M 1 f X - M .,...... f , Q., if 5 55? 55. s QW Fi-5. V ,..,.., 5 L X ,f 1 uw l W' l f' I C N N -xv xy, F 43 ' 3 W -. . ,.:..:a::::,a-In-ar 2 J ag its ww r mf X W qw s X jigs? i W if . N s wtt ms sl me R... Uukpgg . 1 f I ., . ...Q V. A . W. E.. .,.. - Ag ft K-. :-- i - xii' Ni sf. 3 WM Q . 1. .. .,s.,,,s. s 1 A rfv:w :e- f .r fl? s Q4 lm 'X ' Qt vb W Quia if 1 -: ' ,,. F ,Q W. ,,,,. 5231 Erma, 2- 5: ..a:s13,is.W - - r- -. A sw..-re, - wsiwfa-511 taxi: .- 'W kgs S JANET SUSAN HOW: Orchestra, Blue Tri, Silver Tri, Spanish Club, Senior Honor Society, Hi-C. MAXINE N. HOWELL. SHERRY G, HOWELL: Blue Tri, Silver Tri. ROBERT W. HUBER: Board ot Gover- nors, Sportsmen's Club, Homecoming At- tendant, R Club, Basketball '55, Golt '55, NELLIE L. HUISMAN: Blue Tri. GORDON HULLAR: Concert Band, Marching Band, Orchestra, Swedish Club, Science Club, Senior Honor So- ciety, Student Council, Vice-President Sportsmen's Club. GRETCHEN ANN ILLG: Silver Tri, Stu- dent Council, Sloortsmenls Club. AU- DREY K. JACKSON: Blue Tri, Silver Tri. Board ot Governors, Cheerleader, Secre- tary Student Council, Executive Board, Homecoming Attendant, Father ot the Bride. CHARLES LEONARD JACK- SON: Board ot Governors. LONA MARY JACOBSON: Chamber Singers, Choristers, A Cappella Choir, Blue Tri, Silver Tri, Latin Club, Science Club, Hi-C., Sportsmen's Club, Father ot the Bride. DAVID A. JAHN. SUSAN E. JAMBECK: Choristers, l.C.C. Blue Tri, l.C.C. Silver Tri, German Club, Science Club, Girls Leaders, Senior Honor So- ciety, President Pilots Club, Secretary Junior Class, Homecoming Attendant, Executive Board. FRANCES M. JANGULA: Choristers. RON J. JELMO: Board ot Governors, R Club, Baseball '54, '55, Football '54, Hoclcey '54, '55, RONALD ALAN JENSEN. DONNA M. JENSON: Blue Tri, Silver Tri, Sagamore Statt. ARLENE JEAN JOHNSON: Blue Tri, Silver Tri, Board ot Governors, Sportsmen's Club, Homecom- ing Attendant. BARBARA A. JOHN- SON: Blue Tri, Hi-C. riinj i W W v. fy: is - -- - .,.,. r , .. ., .... W gl 6-9 z . .r In M , , tw A raise F fi -2-are - rl .V sb. 1:94:31 , M- .. ., . -. nr.. we 3 1-1. 4 x 5- -. ..,,.- -H 1 F1 s.. F. , W Q 'L . 2 K s B193 . f i gh Q , PM 449' sg 41, gg X s in s Cs I r 5 Q. 3 Ny - ..., 5,3 s :FE '- 'J in 3' X K A s Q ..,., . 1 3 A -is CAROL JEAN JOHNSON: Blue Tri, Silver Tri, Board ot Governors, Flag Twirling. CAROLEE JOHNSON: Girls' Choir, A Cappella Choir, Silver Tri, Sportsmen's Club. CAROLYN SYLVIA JOHNSON: Choristers, A Cappella Choir, Senior Honor Society. Hi-C. DAVID LEE JOHNSON: Chamber Sing- ers, Choristers, R Club, Basketball '54, '55. DONALD K. JOHNSON: Board ol Governors, R Club, Basketball '54, '55. EARL H, JOHNSON: Choristers, Sports- rnenls Club, R Club, Cross Country '54, '55, Track '54, '55, Ski Team '54, ISS. JOYCE S. JOHNSON: Blue Tri, German Club, Science Club, President F.H.A., Senior Honor Society. KENNETH W. JOHNSON: P.F.A., Hi-C. LOIS MARIE JOHNSON: Swedish Club, Library Statl, Senior Honor Society, Valedictorian. MILTON E. JOHNSON: Concert Band, Marching Band, Science Club, Sports- men's Club. PATRICIA A. JOHNSON: Blue Tri, Vice-President Girls' Choir, Pilots Club, Student Council Ottice, Sports- men's Club, Executive Board, Treasurer Senior Class. PATRICIA A. JOHNSON: Blue Tri, Silver Tri, Girls Leaders, Sports- rnen's Club, Student Council. RODNEY R. JOHNSON. SANDRA LOUISE JOHNSON: Choristers, Spanish Club, Girls Leaders, Senior Honor So- ciety, Sportsmen's Club. VIRGINIA LOU JOHNSON: President Girls' Choir, Blue Tri, Pilots Club, Secretary Hi-C., Secre- tary Drama Club, Latin Club, Father ot the Bride. BETTY LINN JOHNSTON: Secretary Blue Tri, Silver Tri, Choristers, Board ot Governors, German Club, Science Club, Girls Leaders, Sportsmen's Club, Hi-C. JEAN MIRIAM JOHNSTON: Chamber Singers, Choristers, A Cappella Choir, Blue Tri, Silver Tri, Latin Club, Science Club, Sportsmen's Club. MARCIA JOAN KANE: Orchestra, Blue Tri, Science Club, Senior Honor Society, Sportsmen's Club. H1021 w ' ' li , Q , -- in '-'-' .. if HP' 9: 13 .A ss -'-- 2 .- is .W .. .,,. . ..,.,, .ly , - zzz.: Q , .... , ,:gf5S.:,:5:jg5a-ggi V I:Q:E:'.:'.,, .. .s.:5Z'5'3-I:2E:E'2:,Q'-f.:a:1.:E1.,A -'--- ' ii' '- '.li.:-z221.:2.::'.-1-: 'Ti' '- ...:.... --:.z.::'.1-'fa-l:--'- 2 ' M -, -I 35.3 1 .,,,, '- .- I ny-'Q ...sag ., - -': ' ifghk' . G I: ...,. . .- ...- - in 1 ossm. W .... - .g',U.:g, 2 :irq ir: lfff' ff: wwf' or . f 1f.f.5g:.sf f:.:sfg:s4 ' H yrs: ffts ftfiff fxi' -, 3 .ir 5 +1 1 an X if D 4 K rx Q I , 'WM' :AQ .E A 5' gtg ' s ,. we ,ax -L0 Ax ra. at N Q Q -F4 Q? 1 9? Nw ik Qtr! ' 5:2-' ..,... . 2. --:-,:. --.-, .:s:j- ' ' 'ii wa A . . - rf ug, P ' '- j ' A 53'- 5' is I X- . 1- ,f' 5.3 H- 'I .--. H .,..., , ,M-H :I A. V .-,,,.. .V . C .I -r'r: . ., 1-f.: ...,. 1 5-.sgazzr-'r::.f:::::r:1:'.22ff1:2-' 2. E5:'gff.2IZ.',:::-f X . NANCY L. KEELY: Marching Band, Clworisters, Blue Tri, Silver Tri, Spanish Club, Sportsmen's Club. KEITH KEN- NETH KELLNER: Swedish Club. JERRY KEMP: Board ot Governors, Pilots Club, Executive Board, Vice-President Senior Class, Winter Sports Day Attendant, R Club, Football '53, '54, Gym Team '54, '55 DAVID P. KEPS. FRANK H. KEYS: Gym Team '54, '55. RICHARD KIELTY: Cham- ber Singers, Ctioristers, A Cappella Choir, Science Club, R Club, Football '53, '54-. JOHN L. KIENZLE: Board ot Governors. BARBARA ANN KINGSBERG: Ctioris- ters, Blue Tri, Silver Tri, Student Council Otlice. JOAN PATRICIA KINGSBURY: A Cappella Choir, Silver Tri, Sportsmen's Club, HELEN ANN KITTLESON: Blue Tri, Sil- ver Tri. YVONNE A. KLEVE. KEITH J. KLINGELHUT: Sportsmen's Club, Stu- dent Council Otlice. JoANNE L. KLOPFER: Blue Tri, Silver Tri, Spanisti Club, Sportsmen's Club. GERALD THOMAS KLOSS: Teddy Mascot. JEROME MICHEAL KNUTSEN: Board ot Governors, Science Club, Sportsmen's Club. SHIRLEY JEANETTE KNUTSON: Board ot Governors, Student Council, Student Council Otlice, Sportsmen's Club. GAIL FRANCES KORDOSKY: Girls' Clioir, Blue Tri, Silver Tri, German Club, Science Club, I-li-C. ARLENE JOANNE KRAB- BENHOFT: Concert Band, Blue Tri, Silver Tri, Board ot Governors. H1031 F4 4. ...,, .sy 'M ,iw ..,,., in eg 2. . -I -4 . is ,.... ' df. 553455 'rf . 4 ws if isynff e--.-aa 7 JM- sf ww.. r, 1 2' g5:5gqw.,, .m..g - f Q A W ..... K Q Q S a' ' 4 ki 1 ,5 M .. R X3 r it -I 4. . ..,.. , ..,.. , i ::: . FW I. ...Es 339 as Q QM . z A wie. Z X . 5' i Q af .f:ZZ'g l 'j.. gg . . ggi. ,jo y QW .. ? ' L ' ., . ., ,Ag ,..- , .:':.: .. .i gg sg ':sI -. .ii .: .:.:.,.- A .i SN 4 'll . W2 r in Q f If AW K5 14514 . ,.., f W .xi r ,Q .-ESQ. 5? S Li s ' .l,, if ,fl -.J ,Hr ' , -Sr i ..,.,.. if -1 Q, is is 1 is MARY ANNE KRAFT: Blue Tri, Silver Tri, SpOrtsmen's Club. LORY L. KRANTZ. SUE I. KREBS: Blue Tri, Silver Tri, Ger- man Club, Science Club, Otfice Statt, I-Ii-C. CAROL ANN KRIESER: Girls' Choir, Sil- ver Tri, Senior I-Ionor Society. SHARON E. KROHN: Chamber Singers, Choristers, A Cappella Choir, Blue Tri, Silver Tri, German Club, Drama Club, Father ot the Bride. SANDRA MARIE KRONE- BUSCH: Choristers, A Cappella Choir, Senior Honor Society, Executive Board, Rockettes. WILLIAM R. KRUCKEBERG: I-Ii-Y. Spanish Club. RICHARD J. KRUGER: Student Council, R Club, Swimming '53, '54, '55, Track '53. DANIEL A. KU- CERA: Choristers, Vice-President F.F.A.. Board ot Governors, Sportsmen's Club. MARILYN JEAN KUNNEN: Choristers, I-Ii-C, Et-l.A. LARRY KVEBERG: Norse Club. KAROLYN KAY LAMBERT: Chor- isters, A Cappella Choir, Blue Tri, Latin Club, Girls Leaders, Secretary Sports- men's Club, I:.I-I.A., Nurses Aid, Health Council, JAMES E. LAND: I:.F.A. ANN PAULIEN LANDSTAD: Blue Tri, SiIver Tri, Board ot Governors, Executive Board. WIL- LIAM A. LARSEN: Chamber Singers, Choristers, President A Cappella Choir Vice- President-President German Club, Ethics Committee, Executive Board, Ten- nis '55. BARBARA R. LARSON: Silver Tri, Spana ish Club, Student Council Office, Sports- menls Club. CLAYT STUART LARSON: I-Ii-Y, Audio Visual, Wrestling Team. JANET D. LARSON: Office Staff, I-ILC. Sportsmen's Club. 51043 S r S' W f wwf ti.. . f1- 5.1 M... if 5, .Q jg M, L 48 '-- 1 'IK Q f 4' E wi A - s ..,.. , QS, ,v f f F! , :rig I . .. .,.... -. Maxi :zi I gg, I ,. V. ,, 1 -nr ' rw ?i,g, 'M rs i ,.., 3 .... . no Mi Qing 'mf if Haw it ,J . .. .. . v . SVT JANET LARSON: Concert Band, Sci- ence Club, Debate Club, Girls Leaders, l-li-C., President Pl-l A. JOYCE LAR- SON: Orchestra, l-li-C. RONALD WAYNE LARSON: Concert Band, Marching Band, l-li-Y, Student Council, Sportsmen's Club, R Club, Gym Team '54, l55. SHERMAN LeROY LARSON: German Club, Science Club. VIVIAN ANN LAR- SON: Silver Tri, German Club. DORA JANE LATTERY: Orchestra, Senior l-lon- or Society, Library Statt, l-li-C,, Nurses Aid. DORIS JUNE LATTERY: Orchestra, Hi- C., Nurses Aid. THOMAS E. LAUDEN- SLAGER: Pilots Club, Student Council, Treasurer Concert Band, Marching Band, Student Manager l-loclcey. JUDY A. LAUDIG: Blue Tri, Spanish Club, Science Club, Sportsmen's Club. BARBARA ELIZABETH LEE: Blue Tri. Silver Tri, Board ot Governors, Secre- tary Latin Club, Senior l-lonor Society, Sportsmen's Club. BARBARA EVELYN LEE: Blue Tri, Sportsmen's Club, Student Council, Student Council Otlice. NANCY MAE LEE: Debate Club, Library Statt, l:.l-l.A., l-lealth Council. PEARL JEANNETTE LEJCHAR: Cham- ber Singers, Choristers, A Cappella Choir, Student Council, l-li-C, Father ot the Bride. THOMAS A. LENTZ: President Swedish Club, l-li-C. RlCHARD A. LES- HOVSKY: Sportsmen's Club. JAMES H. LICHTENBERGER: Chamber Singers, Choristers, A Cappella Choir, l:.F.A., Student Council. BONNIE KAY LILLEMOE: Silver Tri, Sportsmen's Club. NORMAN C. LINDBERG: Vice-President l-li-Y, Swedish Club, Pilots Club. Iililij ram DAVE LEE LINDEVAL: Orchestra, Dra- ma Club, Father ot the Bride. BETTE LOU LINDSLEY: Secretary-Treasurer Concert Band, Marching Band, Spanish Club. CAROL J. LINDSTROM: Blue Tri, Silver Tri, Girls' Choir. RUSSELL FAUNRED LINEBURG: Or- chestra, I-li-C., Vice-President-Treasurer EEA. ROBERT A. LOCKWOOD: Marching Band. ROBERT DALE LOF- GREN: Board ot Governors, Swedish Club, Executive Board. LERAE M. LOKEN: Girls Leaders, Sportsmens Club. JAMES O, LUFF: Sportsmen's Club, Gym Team '55, BY- RON H. LUNDEEN: Treasurer Hi-C., Swedish Club, Pilots Club, Executive Board. JOYCE MARIE LUNDEEN: Girls Lead- ers, Senior Honor Society, I-li-C., Sports- men's Club. WILLIAM R. LUNDOUIST: Concert Band. RICHARD HENRY LY- ONS: I3.l:.A., Sportsrnenls Club, Student Council Ottice. PETER STAINFORTH MacGOWAN: Board ot Governors, Science Club, Stu- dent Council, Sportsmen's Club. JANICE MARIE MacKENZIE: Orchestra, Science Club, I-li-C., F.l-LA., Father ot the Bridef' ALICE M. MACKEY: Choristers, Blue Tri, Secretary Swedish Club, Pilots Club, Secretary I-li-C. DOROTHY M. MACKEY: Blue Tri, Silver Tri, Girls Leaders, Ottice Statt, Sports- rnenls Club. MARLENE DELORES MA- DER: Silver Tri, Pilots Club, Student Council, Sportsmen's Club. JEANNINE M. MADY: Blue Tri, Silver Tri, Pilots Club, Student Council Ottice, Sportsmen's Club. rj mrrg . 'zz ' X .. ....,.. mi- - nf ,nw 2 wiv ,, K si., i- 5 X ggi 1 ' . I . g,'QE-2-,.s.. 'i.jQ.E-2Qg'2: X ?.. ,Bag ,..,i. S. 51 MQ is in AW f Efsih . 3 , . . if :riff- . , , . 1 5 V, .. , -.,..,--: 4, --I -g gi, :... .... ' 21:5 'E tw - ::. ii i' 493 .51-L' -f5'fI '2. ,f 5525 5 I 1.22 '- , - , 3-2221222-Qifr'-i ii 2 ggi' 5 Q- i A.,, P ' ' .552 i i 'fi sf. iii.. ,W K . ,-.,. ax We :til f . - '- I twat N lite- sr.. is AAA, f 5 I a. . if .., ..,...... , 53 -:ii-. ' ' :g . sr HAROLD WYMAN MALMSTEN: Presi- dent Hi-C., Chamber Singers, Choristers, A Cappella Choir, German Club. BRUCE C. MARCY: Sportsmen's Club. JOAN MARIE MARTIN: Blue Tri, Science Club, Pilots Club, Sportsmen's Club. BONNIE JANE MARTINSON: Secretary I-Ii-C., Drama Club, Concert Band. Marching Band, Orchestra, Blue Tri, Swedish Club, Senior Honor Society, Student Council, Father ot the Bride. JEANETTE A. MATTSFIELD: Blue Tri. Silver Tri, Board ot Governors, Student Council, Student Council Ottice, Exec- utive Board. THOMAS CLIFFORD MAY: Concert Band, Marching Band, Senior Honor Society, Pilots Club. DAN A. MCCARTHY. JANE A. Mc- CARTY: Marching Band, Blue Tri, Silver Tri, Board ot Governors, Spanish Club, Executive Board, Sportsmen's Club, Father ot the Bride, MARY DARLENE MCCLOUD: Secretary Health Council, Nurses Aid, Drama Club, Debate Club, History Club, Sagamore Statt, Senior Honor Society, P.H.A., Father ot the Bride. BEVERLY ANN MCFARLAND: Blue Tri. History Club, Sportsmen's Club. SAN- DRA MARY McKUSICK: Silver Tri. P.H.A., Sportsmen's Club. ROBERT G. MCPHERSON: Hi-Y. DENNY EARL MCWILLIAMS: Sports- men's Club. PATRICIA DIANE MEDER: Treasurer Blue Tri, Silver Tri, Board ot Governors, Secretary Student Council, Sportsmen's Club, Roclcettes. SHIRLEY A. MEGUIAR: Blue Tri, Girls' Choir, Sportsmen's Club. KENNETH R. MELIN: Pilots Club. WAYNE A. MELOCHE: Chamber Sing- ers, A Cappella Choir, Science Club, Standard Statt, Sportsmen's Club. JUNE J. MESSIG: Silver Tri, Girls' Choir, Hi-C. ljlll7j '.':: 1 . r Q . X si 1 rw S it . i K Sz . 2 ....,. - .,-. I .f.,..., N 4 A 1.'Ij.,'.jI'j.Q1IZ I,'I ' gig 2 1 it . li :ig 'E 5 is .:,...g:..,., .. ,,,,,. A h wgg . , K in- A iw ,, s r are-gr , Q .saw .9 is xr ' sk' is . as J . N. .s A if swim gg -, Q V -his K igsiggr - Q. ...iii is J 'ai CLARK PETER MESSMAN: EFA., Board ot Governors, Student Council, Executive Board, R Club, Baseball '54, '55, PATRICIA L. MICKELSON: Chamf ber Singers, Choristers, A Cappella Choir, Blue Tri, Silver Tri, Board ot Governors, Executive Board, Sportsmen's Club, Father ot the Bride. LEO G. MIELKE: I-li-Y, Audio Visual, Senior I-lonor So- ciety, Student Council. CAROLYN ARDIS MILEN: Orchestra, Spanish Club, Senior I-lonor Society, I-li-C. EARL MICHAEL MILLER: Swedish Club, Sportsmen's Club. JACK WILLIAM MILLER: Concert Band. NANCY JEAN MILLER: Orchestra, Blue Tri, Silver Tri, Sportsmen's Club. NANCY LEE MILLER. REX C. MILLS: Orchestra. ETHEL M. MITCHELL: Girls' Choir, Sil- ver Tri, Executive Board, Sportsmen's Club. LOIS GAYLE MOBERG: Blue Tri, Silver Tri, Norse Club, Science Club, I-lealth Council, Student Council Otlice, JUDY C. MOE: Blue Tri, Silver Tri, Board ot Governors, Science Club, Girls Lead- ers, Girls' Choir. JAMES F. MOEN. GERALD C. MOHL: I-li-C. EDWARD E. MOLLAN: Choris- ters, German Club. ROBERT J. MOON: F.l3.A., R Club, Wrestling '54, '55, ERNEST J. MOR- REIM: R Club, Swimming '55, GEOR- GIA A. MORRISON: S anish, Club, Lif IO brary Statt. ii maj a li S' X 2 ,R 'L X K ,rv cw. Q f l A,,. .,., x - v.f.- . - S - . ..,.., . .,.,, ,S x if ........ . , 5.5: ---- -. 45' f , ...... , , ,gr X -k-. K K .fir E ' .3- :I 1: : . g 1 Q sg, Q ' gm 1'::::'.,.-....,,,: s Nw... ,.g-., -',' . Q . in .. 1, . is SN Q .rf ,ef W... 'M QS X K1 SEM 3 T EZ Q32 X i .L .y M +. X fl vs' N . ::-h tj. 4 5 . W- N as ..,,. . Q? ,g . ...ai . 5 Q I 4 5 . ,. kd' M 2:'2fEl.5: :'- 4 .5 1 5:3252 . '3' tl , . I ?fi15'Ei,si 4 A -. . 3 15, Na+' rf: gi n 35 g K 'Mit sg! . ff ,ga gin . if '15 i :1'f53'35'I II Q .' Lf' 'NJ 1,- J E.. Q Wg. W - ' i iw JACK E. MOSS: Audio Visual. BAR- BARA JEAN MOUNT: Blue Tri, Silver Tri, Sportsmen's Club. ALICE NELSON. ARNE E. NELSON: Concert Band. CAROLYN JEANNE NELSON: Blue Tri, Silver Tri, Science Club, Standard Statl, Girls' Choir, Sportsmerfs Club. JAMES S. NELSON: Hi-Y, Board ot Governors, History Club, Sloortsmen's Club, Father ol tlfie Bridefl JOHN M. NELSON: Hi-Y, Sportsmen's Club, Drama Club, 'llzatlwer ot tlwe Bride. SHIRLEY A. NELSON: Girls Leaders, Sagamore Statt, Senior Honor Society, Sportsmens Club. ROBERT NESS. BARBARA ANNE NESTON: Drama Club, Father ot the Bride. RONALD ERROL NEWBY: Sagamore Statt, Senior Honor Society, Secretary Hi-Y. WAR- REN LLOYD NEWGAARD: Hi-Y. WENDELL M. NEWGAARD. RUTHIE JOHNETTE NEWSTROM: Ctioristers, Blue Tri, Silver Tri, Girls Leaders, Sports- men's Club, Father ot tlie Bride. ROB- ERT K, NICKELSON: Sportsmerfs Club. MARTHA ELIZABETH NIELSEN: F.H.A. ROBERT E. NILSSEN: Science Club, Sportsmenls Club. JOHN HURBERT Nl- TARDY: Concert Band, Marching Band, Science Club. ij mo ji , . at what. ' T Ii i E sn. pl . ., ..... .., yy ' ix ? , All A .. . ., , S wi KSN I Q.. -...,A..,, . . SA 5ifQ.iwr- Ii: iw - if'-22 X. - -if J METER? x Q w is da Q Q ...,. ,.,.. ,. , sw.. .,. , Q as was . H R . X 9.4 H E Msg? X .s ww RQ 3 SQ Ns. . .5.,,g.g E s 'ww X Nab-1-4 Y 2,5 aw! 1 .2552 :1- as jg . ., 3 if J 1' .S-wi, ' - Q'A' A ..iTT!3:.. -:-'-- ss ESSJR SN .srffisq S3 way 'X Q ir 1 ' ft I I f DONALD A. NITZ: German Club. MAR- GIE ANN NOLAN: Girls' Choir, Choris- ters, Blue Tri, Silver Tri, Standard Statt, Student Council, Sportsmenls Club. PA- TRICIA M. NORTHROP: Norse Club. JIM RAY NORWICK: Board ot Goverf nors, Baseball '53, '54, '55 LOIS J. NYQUIST: I-liaC. CONNIE LEE O'BRIEN: President Spanish Club, Choristers, A Cappella Choir, Silver Tri, Spanish Club, Senior I-lonor Society. MARCIA J. OGARD: Blue Tri, Silver Tri, Girls Leaders, Student Council, Executive Board, Sportsmen's Club. DOUGLAS B. OLAFSON: Board ot Governors, Wrest- ling Team. KAY OLLINGER: Blue Tri, Silver Tri, Secretary Science Club, Span- ish Club, Student Council, Student Coun- cil Ottice, Sportsmen's Club. LOIS ELAINE OLSEN: Orchestra, Chor- isters, A Cappella Choir, Norse Club, l Ii- C. BRUCE ARNOLD OLSON, I-li-Y. CHARLES S. OLSON: Choristers, I-Ii-Y. DENNIS RALPH OLSON: l3.l:.A., Board ot Governors, Student Council Ottice. INEZ M. OLSON: Latin Club, Norse Club, Senior I-Ionor Society, I'Ii-C., Standard Statt. JUNE MARIE OLSON: President Spanish Club, Secretary Ethics Committee, Blue Tri, Silver Tri, Board ot Governors, Student Council, Executive Board. LEE ANN OLSON: Silver Tri. RICHARD C. OLSON: I-Ii-C., Sportsmen's Club. RODNEY W. OLSON: EEA., Board ot Governors, Sportsmerfs Club, Slci 'learn '53. 511011 'l'l 1 .:... -.yi . ..,., , tssak , xi Q - 55 252 . .. i J . ww, r Ep. X ani '. fm' fri es: if tri A3 s l , . Q at 'S W... 5. . 3 . asa jr f L e is x .... 1 -f A .gulf wwf .' HZZH f I.. 4. WM EQ . if N 1 sf . ,X -il 'lx N. f ' 'gawk' , Q si.. swam W'-:.w,. -: za:-: - E 3 L 3 5: .... , ...- bs ,U .. V, Hr . . .1 X -:-msgs. Ei RONALD L. OLSON: Executive Board. JIM E. ONDOV: Chamber Singers, Presi- dent A Cappella Choir, Latin Club. Swedish Club. JANET KAREN ORED- SON: German Club. THOMAS J. O'RElLLY: Student Council Ottice, Sportsmen's Club. CHARLES OTIS PALMQUIST. ROSS H. PARA- DEAU: Vice-President-President Latin Club, Spanish Club. DON PARKER: Board ot Governors. THEODORE E. PARKS: Concert Band, Marching Band, Orchestra, Hi-Y, Ger- man Club, Science Club, Senior Honor Society, Stage Crew, Swing Band, Vice- President-Treasurer Sportsmen's Club, Father ot the Bride. SHIRLEY BER- NICE PASCOE: Ottice Statt, Sports- men's Club. RONALD A. PAVELKA. RUTH M. PAV- LOVIC: Blue Tri, Silver Tri, Girls, Leaders, Executive Board, Treasurer Junior Class. DOUGLAS ADOLPH PEARSON: Board ot Governors, Vice-President Hi-Y, Sci- ence Club, Sagamore Statt, Pilots Club, Student Council, Executive Board, Secre- tary Sophomore Class, R Club, Golt 'SS CAROL V. PECK: Marching Band, Blue Tri, Silver Tri, Sportsmen's Club. CAROL J. PEDERSON: Chamber Singers, Choris- ters, A Cappella Choir, President Silver Tri, Blue Tri, Science Club, Hi-C. JOHN THOMAS PEER: Audio Visual, Standard Statt, Hi-Y. DARLEEN DEANNA PETERSEN: Blue Tri, Board ot Governors, Sportsmen's Club. Ottice Statt. CAROLE ANN PE- TERSON: Marching Band, Blue Tri, Silver Tri, Board ot Governors, Drama Club, Latin Club, Sportsmen's Club. CHARLES T. PETERSON: Board ot Governors, Au- dio Visual, Pilots Club, Sportsmen's Club. lilllj tk Pt tg an Q Y mg -'-- 2 hh- sy S W x-if , . f as -1 , ,X , .:.:..,. fm . A ,x ,fr ,.. . .. .. .. asa? XM N-Xwvl ' .1 1.5 :Q s., 'H W J 7 if ,.,.,. .if X l W A ,,. ff ig . N J' It ff ,.,.. it . M I 1 :zf 4 Q gg - , W, gg .:j:if:. ..., W fi- 3 r-Biff . sf 5323? -5:45:33 lf 5 ., . . DONA M. PETERSON: Clioristers, Sil- ver Tri, Norse Club, Science Club. Nurses Aid, I-li-C., Sportsmen's Club. JAMES HAROLD PETERSON: Concert Band, Marching Band, Science Club. JEROME W. PETERSON: Science Club, Sports- men's Club. MARNA C. PETERSON: Blue Tri, Silver Tri, Board ot Governors. WAYNE RUS- SELL PETERSON: President, P.P.A.. Board ot Governors, Science Club, Vice- President Senior I-lonor Society, Sports- men's Club. RONALD PHILLIPS. DORIS A. PIERSON: Blue Tri, Silver Tri, Girls Leaders. GERALD E. POLKING- HORNE. WILLIAM G. PRIGLMEIER: History Club, Student Council, Student Council Otfice, President Sportsmen's Club. JOAN CAROL PRINCE: Ctioristers, Blue Tri, Silver Tri, Senior Honor Society. SHIRLEY J. PUFF: Concert Band, March- ing Band, Blue Tri, Science Club, Stand- ard Statt, Hi-C., Sportsmen's Club. EI- LEEN MARION PUNDY: Concert Band, Marching Band, Orchestra, Norse Club, History Club, Hi-C. DAVID H. OUANBECK: Orctiestra. Vice-President Hi-C. ZOE QUIRK: Sci- ence Club, Girls Leaders, President His- tory Club, Sportsmenls Club. NORITA RUTH RAEDEKE: Blue Tri, Silver Tri, P.H.A., Sportsmens Club. BARBARA ANN RAMBERG: Marching Band, Blue Tri, Silver Tri, Board ot Gov- ernors, German Club, Pilots Club, Student Council, Sportsmen's Club. ROGER DALE RANZINGER: Hi-Y, Executive Board, Gym Team '55, DICK G. RASMUSSEN: Audio Visual, Drama Club, Father ot tl'ie Bride. H1121 Q 4 lf s, ....., af I .mf it 5' ' ---v'- ,,..., 4? 3 it . Li l ...Sw . 'T .,.. I HBA it k ,,.. 2 4' I ' I ' .,. r .,.. Q Zi' if. rirz 55? I C J . 5 f'r,gfl r-ii 'TFC 1 'K A+ ig- g.'I,2gaiz.gi.a T - -:V 'gg 11 s: 1 R7 Qi 'H sigh' . J 'Ei r- x . ,.,., ..,,, J wiv ,. , W - g:Ig:g:zQ . - :-, . . . .QQ . L : Q, ,. A : u 'f f 2. Ti . max 5 .. r ' 5 2f ..... . . rx.. Jx. is f : ,-:A , cg I 5 2 1 c fl w. .. 5. , I .5 :::.: 5 ' -.:g:-:tat ' . 5? ,521-1... 55? 1' ...,.. : .. :52,'.2 .:g.-': :.f:i':' tsaa5g:Q:j:j'H.': L at N .-.' f 'X 575. Q S W 'iff 'Ha If Y ' ff X351 M3 ig!! I RICHARD L. RASMUSSEN: Choristers, Board ot Governors, Student Council, Sportsmen's Club. MARLENE ANNETTE REITAN: Norse Club, Hi-C. JERRY REITER: R Club, Gym Team '54, '55, JAMES E. REUDELSTERZ. JOANNE MARIE REVELL: Choristers, Blue Tri, Sil- ver Tri, Girls' Choir, Executive Board. MARVE D. REYNOLDS. FREDERIC H. RHODES: Science Club, Sportsmen's Club. MARILYN JANICE RIGNELL: German Club, Hi-C, Drama Club. MARGARET A. RINN: Girls' Choir. Blue Tri, Norse Club, History Club, Li- brary Statt, Sportsmen's Club. MARIAN E. ROAL: Secretary-Treasurer Orchestra, Science Club. CHARLOTTE KATHERINE ROBERTSEN: Orchestra. President Blue Tri, Silver Tri, German Club, Science Club, Senior Honor So- ciety, Pilots Club. ROCHELLE M. ROG- ERS. ROBERT V. ROHDE: Chamber Singers. A Cappella Choir, R Club, Football '53, '54, Wrestling '53. ROSALIE ANN ROONEY: Library Statf. ARLENE JOYCE RUDSDIL: A Cappella Choir, Blue Tri, Spanish Club, Science Club, Girls' Choir, Pilots Club, Executive Board, Sportsrnen's Club. GARY K. RUNNING: Board ot Goverf nors, Science Club, Student Council, Executive Board, Sportsmens Club. GER- ALD F. SACRE: Choristers, Hi-Y, Board ot Governors, German Club, Science Club, Student Council, R Club, Bas- Icetball '55, Football '53, '54. RONALD G. SAGER: Gym Team '54, '55. H1131 S I1 .... -,-- g ut 5 .s G e iw 1 , f mf Y I 'LEM ' , rn W .. 't-r-E- 3 ,.,i' 4 .E Q.: P : I Q. ,El - 3 s, L '.,., x , my 'GTS saw ,...s.::..a.5gs:,. g-5:5 he ,x -. ,j':Q:., f so ...,.,.. as -1 -E' E . - . 4 - 3 . , .gg is , , .,,, 3' X . I I' vw QR ik 2 X jr in fm 3 -2S:2:E C - A A- as '- -s-:sas-r . sw., . .ap 1' 1 ' J' 33 PJ.. . . ,,,, . .ig ' 22:5 rg. . V Y ,,.. 5. X6 5 .5. I ..., til SEQ' ax 9 . t, a ' -. .M SHARON L. SAMPSON: Secretary Executive Board, Orchstra, Choristers, A Cappella Choir, Blue Tri, Silver Tri, Sci- ence Club, Student Council, Sportsmen's Club. SALLY SANDERS: Blue Tri, Silver Tri, Latin Club. GORDON E. SAND- NESS: Norse Club. MARILYN JEAN SANDSTROM: Blue Tri, Science Club, Senior Honor Society. Sportsmen's Club, Drama Club, Father ot the Bride. GERALD D. SANDVIG. EUGENE F. SATHRE: Latin Club, Senior Honor Society. CAROLE J. SCHEFFMAN: Girls' Choir, History Club. DONNA RAE SCHILL- ING: Blue Tri, Silver Tri, Orchestra, Sen- ior Honor Society, Pilots Club, Hi-C., Sportsmen's Club. CLAYTON ALBERT SCHUBERT: Ethics Committee, Senior Honor Society, R Club, Wrestling '55. JOANNE MARIE SCHULZ: Orchestra. FRANCES E, SCHUMACHER: Treasurer Science Club, Secretary Ethics Commit- tee, Co-Editor-in-Chiet Standard Stahl, Choristers, German Club, Cheerleader, Senior Honor Society, Student Council, Ottice Stott, Sportsmen's Club, Home- coming Queen. RON G. SEAGREN: R Club, Golt '54. GEORGE F. SEBECK. GAYE E. SEE- MANN: Choristers, Latin Club, Science Club, I-li-C., I:.H.A., Nurses Aid. ROB- ERT J. SELG: Hi-C. WILLIAM W. SELOVER: Concert Band. Orchestra, Stage Crew, Sportsmen's Club. JACKIE J. SERTIMO: Silver Tri, Hi-C, Sportsmen's Club, DEAN KEITH SEVERSON: Norse Club. 51141 V, gg-,gff . .... - .... , .. .,. R. .. ws -1-:,.-. :: .4 :-. ,,. 1 -ai 44, V .gm W. vw. off Wk f X M. E1 X 4 lie ks ws is of gi. A' K i - if r-Salt? .- - gf ,,, ., 1, ..... . M r2E2 .f2i?EZ In D xi i! A . ....... . it . .- 1 A Q., .. ,gl . s E ..,. 1. 'f ..... .... . A . . Y 2 I X gg! ' V ,,,. 1 -- V K ..-. it it U g g ,.,.. is J sassfwig? . ZH I JEROME V. SHARP. JEROME JAY SHETLER: HiAY, Board ot Governors, Student Council, R Club, Football '52, IS3, IS4, Traclc '54, '55, Wrestling '54, '55. GARY G. SHOBERG: Choristers, Swedish Club. JANE FRANCES SIDLO: Treasurer-Seo retary-President German Club, Orchestra, Senior Honor Society. RON O. SKJEF- STAD: Concert Band, Marching Band, MARIALYS SMALLEN: Science Club. ELAINE E. SMITH: Choristers, A Cap- pella Choir, Silver Tri, Hi-C., Sportsmen's Club. LEONARD CARL SMITH: Treasf urer Swedish Club, Choristers, A Cappella Choir, German Club, Science Club, Sen- ior Honor Society, Sportsmen's Club. ROSALYN RITA SMITH: Blue Tri, Silver Tri, Girls' Choir, Spanish Club, Science Club, Standard Statt, Sportsmenls Club. GWEN IRENE SMITHSON: Library Statt, Drama Club, Father ot the Bride. BEVERLY J. SNIDER: Chamber Singers, Choristers, A Cappella Choir, Blue Tri, Silver Tri, German Club, Science Club, Sportsmen's Club, Drama Club, Father ot the Bride. SAM J. SOBOLIK: Audio Visual. RONALD OWEN SOLLIE: Concert Band, Marching Band, Norse Club, Hi-C. ARLENE E. SOREM: Marching Band, Blue Tri, Board ot Governors, Sports- men's Club, Roclcettes, Father ot the Bride. NEIL L. SORENSON: President Senior Class, President Sophomore Class, Sagamore Statt, Student Council, Exec- utive Board, Homecoming Attendant. CAROL RUTH SORVIG: Concert Band, l-li-C. ALBERT E. STANDING. FRED G. STEINERT. 51153 1. . 2 sri. tt -Q. gg. sm fl Q Y N i - 1 Y is K. M qi' KE x ...S 'If 3 rt E .EE..:5:f:. .X c sm .tix 'ms , .: 1 'jiig .,,..1 I .jim Q- WM JE? , . Y 4 N, .1 Q . JAMES EDWARD STEPHENS. GOR- DON BRENT STEVENS: I-li-Y, President Board ot Governors, Vice-President Stu- dent Council, Science Club, Cheerleader, Pilots Club, Sportsmen's Club, Gym Team '54, DONALD E. STICKLER: Student Council. DON E. STILLINGS. GARY F. STINAR: Board ot Governors, Audio Visual, Stand- ard Statl. MARIAN E. STIVERS: Concert Band, Marching Band, Science Club, Standard Statt, Hi-C., F.l-l.A. JOHN T. STORK: Orchestra, F.l:.A., Science Club, Sportsmen's Club, Swim- ming '53, '54, '55. NANCY JEAN SUESS: Senior Honor Society, Hi-C., Sports- rnen's Club. JAMES CHARLES SULLI- VAN: Concert Band, Marching Band, Swing Band, Science Club, Sportsmen's Club, Golf '55. NORENE CAROL SUNDE: Blue Tri, Sil- ver Tri, Sportsmen's Club. KAY M. SWAN: Choristers, I-li-C. BARBARA ANN SWANSON: Choristers, Hi-C., F,l-l.A., SIoortsmen's Club. DAVID A. SWANSON. DICK T. SWAN- SON: Vice-President German Club, Presi- dent Drama Club, Sportsmen's Club, Father ot the Bride. GAIL DIANE SWANSON: Blue Tri, Silver Tri, Senior Honor Society, Sportsmen's Club, Drama Club. BETTY J. SWENSON. JAMES ELMO SWENSON: Board ot Governors, Sci- ence Club, Sloortsmerfs Club, R Club, Basketball '55. ROMIE P. SWITALA: Ex- ecutive Board. 51163 . , X .51 .. . Am.. 4 WB at . ,,.. , I .K ,, s . . W- is , sy E , I , N' . --Q '1-1 ix :,, ,. , as gm :I I . .,'i1 . . , -nm? it wif ' -1 7 di ,fi g Ki? 21? ,, ifgslw ' - W'A4l3aWWMN , liiiwsix ami V X, sa. 2,7 Q J g X . Nw it Q at 2 f 3 'ww .. :.- .... .. 'H-I r :z:'f . 5 ,... I,,f::: Qf2., ..,,. . .1 .,., :cw -:, ,, . - - -1 .11 . .,.. V .. ' Iii :a.ii5:s- ' . -' .. ' gif W A -.-' 5 ' Qiift' . A ef' it . s 2 ' V -' 1 D'W' K fiiiiifiii' '- .r?i.E:E2::'C: ' wif- 7114 V .:.V W, . , ...x ii .fb ,... I - 2 . 'M .- W . , .zfaf iif - 1, 1. ..,,. 1 . - W . :- A ,... 45... :Il A - . gg, -s . ..,.. .. Q . .:.. ,.,,.:.: , .,..,. V M E 4 ,Q . Nt- 'Yi ' T: A.,.,.,,., . .... 95 . T ': y y Q' - ,..,..,,,, .,.. y ---,-:,- lf' ... 'l': 1 A,,,f As 5.31 ,.:.- Z ' , ' ' ' :::A:.:... A 5 - 5 4 JOHN T. SWORD: E.F.A. DANIEL J. TACHENY. JAMES DOUGLAS TALLE: Hi-Y, Audio Visual, Norse Club, Science Club, Standard Statt, Senior Honor So- ciety, R Club, Cross Country '53, '54. PHILIP R. TAYLOR: Chamber Singers, A Cappella Choir, Vice-President4Presi- dent Latin Club, Science Club, Standard Statl, Executive Board, Sportsmen's Club, Drama Club, Father ot the Bride. THOMAS LOWELL TEBBITT: Board ot Governors, Sportsmen's Club. BEVERLY V. THEISEN: Silver Tri, Girls' Choir, Sportsmen's Club. JOAN MARIE THOM: Silver Tri, Board ot Governors, Spanish Club. CAROL JEAN THOMPSON: Blue Tri, Library Statt, Sportsmen's Club. JANICE M. THOREN: Secretary-Treasurer A Cap- pella Choir, Chamber Singers, Silver Tri, Senior Honor Society, Hi-C. JANICE C. THORSON: Chamber Sing- ers, Choristers, A Cappella Choir, Blue Tri, Silver Tri. ROBERT JOYCE TIBBETTS: Choristers, A Cappella Choir, Hi-Y, Sci- ence Club. DAVID E. TIDLUND: Choris- ters, Board ot Governors. TERRANCE WILLIAM TOMANN: Stu- dent Council. LEONARD W. TROUSIL. DAVID C. TRUMBLE: Traclc '54. GERALD E. TRUMBLE: Vice-President I-li-Y, Concert Band, Marching Band. DAVID TUFTE: Concert Band, Orchestra, Swing Band, Student Manager Football. HAROLD S. TUSET: Science Club, Ethics Committee, Student Council Ottice, R Club, Cross Country '52, '53, '54, Trac': '53, '54, '55. 51173 'ar i f F351 Q 55 I fzgiiif. Si ..,,....... .... H L I I QM -J -J A , ,.,., , .. pf Q al- if ,S Q f ,ii 1 aj XX , ,ff ts Q j 'I 'S -:.vi gfzgftrlfr 5 if'3. . 1 ' 5 ,K U ' , .VE Y 'iw .--, ..,,. lllll E ' ' Tff ,:, . ,, ' A wwww sa' fp if tri? ., 4 IJ - 'Q' 95 Ii. Xa CONNIE J. TUTTLE: Choristers, A Cap- pella Choir, Blue Tri, Science Club, Sec- retary E.l-l.A., Sportsmerfs Club. BOB G. TWISS: Concert Band, Marching Band, Stage Crew. RICHARD MICHEAL UNTI- NEN: Concert Band, Marching Band, Science Club, RH Club, Gym Team '53, IS4, ISS. ERLING WILLIAM URDAHL: Concert Band, E.E.A., Audio Visual. NANCY VALENTINE: Chamber Singers, Choris- ters, A Cappella Choir, Blue Tri, Silver Tri, German Club, Sportsmenls Club, Secretary-Treasurer Drama Club, Father ot the Bride. DOROTHEA RUTH VAN- DERWERF: Blue Tri, Latin Club, I-li-C. TUULA HELLIN VATINEN: A Cappella Choir, Blue Tri, Vice-President German Club, Student Council, Exchange Student trom Einland, lllzather ot the Bride. JIM L. VAUGHAN: Concert Band, E.F.A., I-li-Y, Vice- President-Treasurer Latin Club, Senior l-lonor Society, Pilots Club, Drama Club, Father ot the Bride. JEAN MARIE VELANDER: Blue Tri, Sil- ver Tri, Pilots Club, Sportsmen's Club, Father ot the Bride. CONRAD LEE VILLELLA: Vice-Presi- dent-President Student Council, Presi- dent Junior Class, President Science Club, Homecoming King, Board ot Gov- ernors, Ethics Committee, Senior l'lonor Society, I-lealth Council, Student Coun- cil Ottice, Executive Board. JOAN L. VOELKER: Vice-President Spanish Club, Marching Band, Blue Tri, Silver Tri, Board ot Governors, Sportsmen's Club, 'llzather ot the Bride. MARY C. WALLIN: Blue Tri, Silver Tri. JIM WALLINGFORD: Latin Club. HELEN L. WARESH: Chamber Singers, A Cappella Choir, Girls Choir, Sports- men's Club. CONSTANCE ANN WEAV- ER: Choristers, A Cappella Choir, Latin Club, l-li-C. ANGELINA WEIGEL. WILLARD E. WEIKLE: Concert Band, Marching Bancl, Pilots Club. JAMES J. WEILAND: Ger- man Club, Student Council, Executive Board. lillbij 'F 'WB PZ Q fd! W 45 rf ,., BZ V - :53,55ie::.gZ ,,,.,..,., 5 3 :J V' 5 , If as ,,,,, ww ' R . w,r 4, - ---fi .. -. ziF?l QL? Jr. .aff I ir ist ,., ' .,..,. R ,ysmw 4 :xt T153 if- NE , ...Q ST' I .,,:.:-,. W1 4- nw Q? W A uw, r R7 :QW W 0 Mwst , 59 W' gl Y I ,.,.: -2 :: , ,IIVI A VIIZ ,ff , 3 i ' I I 5752 7 Ji :.,: MQ. W ,mf W ::..:. 2, , '1' ,..,,,, .5 dit - I A I --V-- :--Q DONALD HAROLD WEST: Sportsmenls Club. CHARLES P. WHEELOCK: Pilots Club, Student Council, Student Council Ottice, CLAUDIA L, WHITE: Ctioristers, A Cappella Choir, Silver Tri, Science Club, Sportsmenls Club. BOB J. WHITNEY: Board ot Governors, Healtln Council, Baslcetball '55. THOMAS M. WIEHLE. MARLIS JEAN WILBURN: Concert Band, Board ot Governors, Span- islw Club, Executive Board. RICHARD WILKES. WAYNE RUSSELL WILKINS: Hi-Y, Sportsmerfs Club. DAVID B. WILSON: Board ot Gover- nors, Executive Board, Sportsmen's Club. FLOYD B. WILSON: R Club, Football '53, '54. JEROME WIMSETT: R Club. Football '54. WILLIAM A. WING: Board ot Governors, R Club, Football '54, Gym Team '54, '55. EMILY M. WOHRMANN: Concert Band, Blue Tri, Silver Tri, Sportsmen's Club. PATRICIA HELEN WOLD: Silver Tri. HELEN JANE WULKAN: Blue Tri, Silver Tri, Board ot Governors, Latin Club, Sci- ence Club, Pilots Club, Student Council Ottice, PEGGY M. YOUNG: Drama Club. EI- LEEN MARY ZEHNGRAFF: Blue Tri, Silver Tri, Norse Club, Senior Honor So- ciety, Sportsmerfs Club. JANET M. ZlM-- MERMAN: Blue Tri, Silver Tri, Hi-C., Drama Club, Fatlfier ot tlwe Bride. lj 1193 1 f Q , , W , I 501 J V I I 5' ig , x 2 7 an 'gf 2 In fi ,Q .ML r sf fi 3 ---f My ? Z - 5 we-'Q J unior Officers Eagerly awaiting their chance to take over the title ot Seniors is the junior class numbering 625 students. They are led by Richard Carlson, President, Bob Ereund, Vice-President, Judy Mona, Secretary: and John Granoien, Treasurer. They played a big part in promoting the activi- ties ot their class. Junior Poirty April I5 was the big date tor the Junior Party. lt was held in the lunch- room with the Swing Band supplying the mu- sic. Everyone enjoyed en- tertainment by Mary Erskine and Dick John- son. Retreshments were served by the P.T.S.A. HOME ROOMS IOI AND II2 Bottom row: Mr. Peterson, Mc- Pheetcrs, A. Johnson, Abraham, Krause, Carter, Courtney, Oppe- gaard, Miss Wilbur. Row 2: Er- skine, B. Smith, Lundquist, Thorpe, Jacobson, S. Jones, Seppala, Pas- coe, Olivera. Row 3: Holmes, Pa- quettc, Cramer, Esberg, J, Erick- son, J. Hansen, Carothers, Brink- man, Arndt. Row 4: C. Holmes, Luccy, J. Olson, Jacobson, Fitz- gerald, Wilsey, Clinton, Heath- tield, Urness, D. Petersen. Row 5: Lyons, K. Olson, Dye, Sundahl, Kyllo, Fletcher, Pappas, Liljcberg, B. Robertson, R. Swanson, Schaet- er. Row 6: Bauer, Young, Gar- aghty, Higgins, Roan, Lien, Hub- ner, Pulkrabek, Kolden, l.. Smith. Row 7: Ronning, Thorson, C. Peter- son, Ellison, l-lowson, Weber, B. Anderson, D. Hanson, Pottsmith, Engdahl, Sandvig. ' 1 fi -1,5 ' --.7 A Srxitigfsria f ' ' if 1 1 r ffyiizsfs l .... . .... 1 , K iiillgflii r, sslitsififzzl' wzfzszs 1 Q K ' , A 1 iitililiw . sfissflri Q 3515. A 35523 36 4 ., V msg gg . ' - -- if je' K O 5 'V .W , . f ' JUNIORS X 5 W' fi - fi .5.E:', '. f .Z .. - T A ii f 1 I 35 if fs 32 ijfftiffi If , . JUNIORS HOME ROOMS II3 AND IIS Boifom row: Bannochie, Burg, Krausrg, C. Johnson, Pierson. Row 2: Lind, S. Miier, Krueger, Goi- den, Durigan, M. Johnson, Lnd berg, Northway. Row 3: Mr. Swad nor Hawkinson, Barnard, Sieiilgn son, Arneson, Iverson, Sheidcn, Richards, Miss Kramer. Row 4: Bingham, Keiser, Rudd, Coppin, Homme, Whaien, K, Severson, Stone. Row 5: Paimer, Swanbifrg Loehficr, Cushman, Noriing, Kei'- ner, M. Oison, Jacgrrr, Giics. Row 6: Cromwdi, Occi, C. Carison. Grobe, Gahfney, Hoif, Schwarlz, N. Johnson, R. Johnson, Condo. Row 7: Radoseyich, Fensiad, Chaf- ras, Cochreii, Kfder, Wigen, Ouirk, Ciouficr, K. Jvcrscn, Hagman, Fryi- und, HOME ROOMS 208 AND 209 Boitom row: Bomorc, foie, Hay- den, Miiis, Cochrane, Ruona, Hyde Swedburg, Herrick. Row 2: Lck iand, N. E. Carison, N. M. Carlson, Westin, Bug, Taiiakson, M'ndrum. Barnes, J. Paterson. Row 3: Miss Farsetn, Hcnnies, Madison, Gard- ner, Carpcntier, Stitwart, Ness, Jacobson, Evanson, Mrs. Hanson. Row 4: Paradcau, Herr, Remmen Schwartz. Sicrvsctn, Vogt, Wood, Soniu, Bvystrom, Row 5: Andvrs, Nordrum, Martinson, Moery, M. Larson, Kraayenbrinlc, Hagen, Sri' terholm, Lee, Resdorph. Row 6: Rice, Stark, Ciark, D. Hanson, Dsn- aidson, Crane, Bishman, Schroeder Hediund. Row 7: Hyxom, Hnaskrg, Davison, S. Miiicr, Schioiberg, Schumacher, Fiynn, J. Sorensen, XX, Larson, Riiey, HOME ROOMS ZI4 AND 2I5 Bottom row: Mrs. Cattron, Aanfmt, J, Christensen, Jacobson, Rub, Foster. Keogh, Nieoiofi, Sackrisrwrx Row 2: P. Swanser, M. Sm th, Wai iin, Maman, Mcphcrson, Weideiu, Laudensiager, Hertzvr, Mr. Wag- ner. Row 3: Howie, Somrncriand, M. Erickson, Ncssurn, L. Pcterson, Kriesei, Lrrppa, Bcrgiund, Han drickson. Row 4: Schnici tsch, Cai- houn, Mvrt7, LeVoir, Fhkrmd, Lang art, P, Hansen, B. Larson, Skrong. Row 5: L. Andvrson, Isaacson. Gustafson, Berg Coihns, J. Ander- son, Bgnrsfrivm, O'r:sChr:.cJ4, J. fad' son, Morris. Row 6: Sannan, Cnris tianson, Frwcr, Dahlbvrg, Gran oien, Hrtndrieifson, McDonaid, Brewer, Howard. Row 7: Berg Biornstad, Taiie Difdrz, Smthsrir Ringrosv, Jenkins, Ouist, Rwii., Heggarnrss. HOME ROOMS 2I7 AND 219 Bottom row: Bondrjson, Wt.'Sta'rf gaard, Rudy, Mr. Hahon, Mr. Budcrnan, Wandkc, Barrows, M. Carfson. Row 2: Apovqurst, M. Brown, Btoornqurst, Pvnnrngton, Goodnch, Torsch, Fhrvtharn, Whrttg, N. Johnson. Row 3: Lfzjchar, J. OJ- son, Denham, Jacobson, Skoqtund, Ness, Stevens. Carothrzrs, Mattson, Trask. Row 4: Hadetand, Strand, Kovaerk, Vafzasky, Bursch, Etflbtzr, Sahtstrand, MCKunz r1', H. OJson. Row 5: Bassarnorrt, Stearns, Smat len, Darhngtcn, Roth, Gagnon, Sonntag, Hanna, Parseh, Sandey, Row 6: B. Larson, Habarkorn, Chn, Cahahan, Snydar, Xxfvtfhaasen, M. Johnson, Cross. D. And-:rson. Row 7: D. Johnson, DcHaroporttt, J. Swanson, Vacantr N.-Jann, Khne, Godin, Wfitgrat, Barggrcn, Rrch, HOME ROOMS 220 AND 223 Bottom row: Mr. Wtzum, Hennvr rnnan, B. Brown, Winzck, Mutkern, Mr. Yngve. Row 2: Jrrousek, Jor- genson, B. Benson, Sutlrvan, Lund Bouchard, J. Johnson, Knutson, Ouhnan. Row 3: Waflrng, Person, Kutenkamp, Haltg, Tinker, Krab- benhott, Wehmeyftr, J. Johnson. Row 4: D. CarJson, Hardgr, Lyncss, Mundhenk, Arnason, Krutzger, Gersdort, Rerne, Frrtz. Row 5: Sharbach, Haekne, Rrsser, Gjerf stad, C. Otson, Frtz, Barsness, Hen- drickson, Keiser. Row 6: Maas, Fredhxnd, A. Johnson, Doherty Howscn, Fautch, Exct, Ohvar, Moe. Row 7: Seashore, Mciiradre, Hed- CJJC, P. Qlsen, B. Carson, Brnttag, Wingt: Trdhmd, Tuttte, B. Natson. HOME ROOMS 302 AND 30? Bottom row: Miss Heath, Janz, Gar- rison, Hoffman, R. Hottrnan, D. Johnson, Stevens, Ductdu. Row 2: Nauth, Atdrrch, Fngerstonrf, Wr- encke, Lovutett, Nenson, Glrirtssfn Haltdorson, Rush, Hvrurn, Mo- berq. Row 3: Stork, P. Wrlson, Taytor, Brandfztt, Mrk, Baahe, Dun' can, SQJQ, Carson, Bnnk. Row 4: Ncroos, Jannrngs, Morgan, J. An dersor, Bjarkcn, K. Jvnzcn, Pattfr- scn, Borseth. J. Larson, Row 5: Hannuxa, Res, Fredtuwd, W-'b star. Ganqiofr En-dnrrk, Esttzr, Sandeen, A, Erekson, Hair. Row 6: Reann, M. Johnson, Wadr'. Ford Srwyth Laurnb, M..Jvady, Hjfgrtf and, Grat. Row 7: Jacrpbxn Myhrc, Wrtt, Eostvr, Hnqhas, C. Cartscn. Pxtrn, Scrstand, Snatur, C Johnson. JUNIORS L12-ij HOME ROOMS 3IO AND 3I7 Bottom row: D, Johnson, Watson, Hiii, Miss Lynch, Aryidson, Kiincss, Ruzin, Ohno. Row 2: K. Anderson, Erickson, Litsheim, Streitz, Yoeng- berg, V. Neison, Oseien, Sheiiey, Matson. Row 3: Zimmer, Lynch, Noren, Brittenghorn, Lundeen, Holi, Berntson, Noid, Uphohh Mais iinson, Row 4: Sorute, Aanestad, J. Neison, Graoin, Berg, Need- ham, Rauhauser, S. Johnson, Hin- ton. Row 5: Hawkins, M. Neison, J. Cadson, Markstrom, Murphy, Aronson, Berg, D. Johnson, D. Neison, Parroii. Row 6: Madsen Korts, Thompson, Jordan, Zwiers, Nielson, Harrison, Krause, Linton. Row 7: R, Anderson, Wriiiams, Thomas, Pogue, Edmunds, Mark, strom, P. Anderson, Keating, R. Johnson, Stroberqer. HOME ROOMS 319 AND 322 Bottom row: Miss Rediund, Hrsrcn- ins, Pauison, K. Larson, Friedman, Boister, S. Johnson, Mr. Dah. Row 2: Eiehinger, Sk bbe, Wedan, Nord, Raymond, Church, Cantieid Martin, Fischer. Row 3: Ubei, Ma tiand, Ronning Lawier, Hester, Cook, S. Anderson, DeVries, Liste- rud, Rosene. Row 4: Bcrzchus, Basktieid, Houde, Meiton, Smith. Hauser, Thompson, K. Johnsen Nestande. Row 5: Vickers, Capron, Niies, Nyiander, Saxum, Meheis, Bercgiand, Wredberg, B. Anderson Aihson. Row bs Gray, Simonsen, R, Johnson, Ko.rkai, Shrewsbury, Rundoi, Duede. Erickson, H. Smith. Row 7: Bramsen, Edstrom, Shephard, J. Anderson, Knutson, L. Lee, R. Anderson, Wiison, Mikf iothun, Rinn. HOME ROOMS 328 AND 33I Bottom row: Carter, Peterson, S. Oison, Myhre, Mr, Lobdcii, D. Johnson, K, Johnson, Cron'n, Huis- man. Row 2: Mona, P. Nelson, Sohe. Benolkin, R. Neison, Rue, J. Oison, Robarge, Hilti. Row 3: Smithson, Bogen, Erickson, M. Lar- sen, Hoitan, Shanahan, Groettum, Lang, M. Peterson, Chrrstenson. Row 4: Putahi, Christian, Hack, ihor, Sager, Forseth, Paui, Sehuidt, Gardner, Row 5: Theiimann, Dah- nert, Turnquist, Ha!yorson, Kirk, Grebe, Jacobson, Lien, Grossman, Rood. Row 6: Hnasko, Koistad, R. Oison, Parks, Nieisen, Shonltz, R. Anderson, Skoq, Croes, Row 7: B3esener, Waliingtord, Gavin, Pan- qrae, Sauer, Johnson, V. Anderson Ream, Maimquist, Aines. Sophomore Officers Douglas Larson, Presi- dent: Henry Gallagher, Vice-Presidenty Karen Peterson, Secretary: and Carol Thorson, Treasurer, were the otticers ot the sophomore class ot I955 which included 683 stu- dents. One ot their big projects was their lead- ership in malcing the Sophomore Party a suc- cess. HOME ROOMS IO3 AND IO4 Bottom row: Mrs. Gcrard, D. Swan- son, Dixon, Thorson, B, Thompson, B. Johnson, Lovaas, Weston, Mrs. Marty, Row 2: O. Anderson, Krcolc, Kugler, Lundberg, Ohne- sorgc, Lund, Nasland, R. Ander- son, McMannus. Row 3: B. Brown, O. Swanson, Bodin, McClain, Ecli- haldt, Bcrning, Dahlen, Untincn. Row 4: Bonstrom, B. Olson, J. Sorenson, Kuenzcl, R. Hanson, Blumlcc, Lucey, O. Brown, Favero. Row 5: Haynes, Matson, Hart, Chrrstianson, J, Anderson, Svend- san, Pehrson, R. Johnson, Colstrorn, V. Nelson. Row 6: O'Malley, Steen, S. Benson, J. Johnson, T. Nelson, R. Anderson, Hyde, Evan, Price. Row 7: Hoyle, Munson, Ttnbetts, Ornsby, D. Johnson, Easlcy, Hylen, Steiner, Peterman, Paopas. HOME ROOMS I26 AND 129 Bottom row: J. Anderson, Sever- son, Evans, J. Larson, Barnes, Sack- r,on, Wallin, Waytrr. Row 2: Stensrud, Goodrich, King, C. An- dcrson, Cook, Huttncr, Mclienzic Papprn, Krider. Row 3: DeRoma, Paschlce, Thompson, Wold, Oorslci, KH-Seal, Erhardt, Eastman. Row 4: Simala, Damberq. Moberg, Wan- n-gtno, C, Orsor, Belstler, LaMotte Lockrzn, Scully. Row 5: D. Olson K, Nelson, C. Johnson, Dougherty, H. Peterson, Hincs, L. Anderson Rrssall. Row 6: Ooar, Rasmussen Kzzrnan, Huseby, R. Nelson, Hes- ter, Challeen, Strvctcr, Pierson. Row 7: Eden. Meycrs, Stevenson, Musttul, J. Larson, M. Olson, D. Thompson, Ncrdland, David, Hel- s-rth, 5--vw SOPHOMORES Mai... H1251 SOPHOMORES !I12fCl HOME ROOMS ZOI AND 206 Boiiom row: Wadman, Coins. J Oison, Swanson, Crawford, Pathgr son, Zinnn, Recs, Scnultrt. Row 2 Roscn, J. Oison, Kutz, G. Andrgr son, P, Anderson, Raqkyam. Dyr- Sirotiak, Walker. Row 3: Mrs. Rn.. Wcstiund, LiiJar'noc, Cudd, Jar dinf, Kieis, Knapp. Sicvcrs, Don aidson, Miss Paiecn, Row 4: Pvt' son, Rcsicr. Goycr, Hanvy, IT Johnson, Crockett B. N r,' ison Drake, Carrington, Row 5: Sami Lanvr, Jackson, J. Larson, B. Jriirn son, Hnasko, Holmes, Fraziigr Murphy, Reiter. Row 6: Nash, D Pefcrrson, Dobratz, R. Larson, D Oison, Linquisi, Sorensen, Cragg Gilicitc. Row 7: J. Pvrttcrson Hcisc, Kontos, Diqcros, Morqan Pcarson, D. Joiinscn, St..a'r, Sea snorc, Croncn. HOME ROOMS ZI3 AND 229 Boitom row: Warwick, Canning nam. Baur, Haskin, Erickson, Grvb stad, Tncrnpson. Swan, Vai'Zantcn Row 2: K. Oison Hovanrgtr, J Nrison, Sandyiq. B. Larson. L. Lai son, C. Hanson, Gardner, Snaiigr Row 3: Miss Corniey, C Anderson Drabant, Stapieton, Dann, Gui! foylc, Jacobson, Kroncn, Martin Mr. Eqgan. Row 4: Beck-gr, Stii iings, Preckcft, Mcfonndi, Sayik Iiaknc, Frasson, Rinodcs, Ono-van Row 5: Strom, Oison, Sw.-at'and Townsend, J. Anderson, Murpkiy Fredrickson, Eikeiand, Hauscr Nortn. Row 6: R. Ano-trson, B Carison, B. Neison, Hrgimgrcn Vcdccn, Han1iifon,Aiiaway, Swan- son, R. Ndson. Row 7: Moni, Eck- iund, D. Anderson, Moir, Srintrnan Hoverson, R. Ncison, Snizdov O'Naiii, ToJiQfsboJ. HOME ROOMS 303 AND 304 Bottom row: Bingham, Eiiingwood Haitcm, Aaibcrs, Rogurs, Herr- mann, Sclnuitz, Orcdson, Andor Row 2: Mosner, Widcil, Biddlr: Wcssman, Biornsctln, Tnirzi, Estes Scrivcn, Weicn, Row 3: Mrs. Kaus pang, Aibrecnt, Porfner, M. Putrr, son, Cnamberiain, Baker, Kording Born, Berg, Miss Leigh. Row 4: Engiund, Harrington, Hagen Snowberg, Manoiis, Zgodava, Pini- lrps, Griman, Fierztlwarn. Row 5 Carison, Racdekc, Doian, Krgfivr Dcnzcr, L. Anderson, Hendrickson Sams, Wiison, Hcisctn. Row 6: Nitardy, Listerud. Wcigoi, Wyiic Bufifr, H..iJar, Tnrondson, K. Sm in Madvig. Row 7: Cnrisfo, Aarnys Magnuson, R. Peterson, Gorcas, Kainn, G. Larson, Sand, Rvsvn Eiiioff. HOME ROOMS 305 AND 306 Bottom row: Mr. Haynes, Edwards, Herrlelc, Prrehard, Norlander, Shed' lov, B. Olson, Bjugstad, Hayes, Mr. Mlellce. Row 2: Hewitt, Ek berg, Pearson, Metealte, Rhodes, Xffrenelre, Beystrorn, Hrnton, Wrkr und, Kraayenbrrnlr, Koehler. Row 3: Schumacher, Chrrsty, Wllburn, Mrlls, Srevers, Boulet, Nybeelc, Sanclrn, Mangan, Pederson, Frylc- holm. Row 4: Cocltrtr, Norman. Yotrngberg, Buss, Bonrn, Holm' berg, Hester, Donaghuc, R, John son, Barber, Frseher. Row 5: Lun- deen, Neurnann, Struck, Lrnqulst, Snnrlth, l.oZa, Carlson, G, Johnson. Twartes, Foley. Row 6: K. Larson, Nopola, Engter, Morrrs, Robbrns, Hawlcland, Collrer, Ellcass, Ross, Klrne, Braslr. HOME ROOMS 3I6 AND 318 Bottom row: Rush, Thorson, Chel- berg, Wasbotten, Mr, Benson, Ad- Itr, Moore, Lange. Row 2: Croes, Mathews, Harrison, Jewell, Balcer, Pteiter, Wayer, Edin, Hansen. Row 3: Kragness, Erde, Fitzgerald, Errek- son, Goranson, Carlson, Blelinslrr, Rogers, Ogard. Row 4: D. John- son, Haterrnann, Tweet, Frase, MC Mrllin, Miller, Eilrtz, Nordos, D, Nelson. Row 5: Wheeler, Berens, Varner, J. Olson, Stein, Blegen, Dolan, Stewart, Knutson, Nestandc. Row 6: R. Nelson, Maxwell, Keely, Pollard, J. Nelson, Errelcson, B. Johnson, Jensen, Berg. Row 7: Olrn, R, Olson, Thomas, J. John- son, Butler, Haugh, Soppeland, Wenborg, Konnelly, R, Johnson, HOME ROOMS 32I AND 323 Bottom row: Oeel, Iverson, Holm- berg, Burge, Elmer, J, Johnson, Henlc, Howell, J. Olson. Row 2: Mrs. Nesse, Rasser, Bruley, Miller, Fredertlc, Dougherty, Yarwood, Sarnson. Row 3: Bergqulst, Hrll, Moore, Curtrss, Moloerg, Dean, Melrn, Arlrng, Mrs. Nagel, Row 4: Peterson, Myeue, Troness. Rerron, Carlson, Guclrnunson, Meflard, Schellenloerg, Ralyo, Flllott. Row 5: Manda, North, Woodtill, How, Koester, Shepherd, Rrdgway. Rooney, Srgurdson, Freld, Garry. Row 6: Sehtrrnan, Sanders, Gorg, Veth, Meliusrclc, Hoover, Lrnd- berg, Mart, Bourself Walsh. Row 7: Gallagher, Carlson, Frtzgerald, Frnne, Golden, Hill, Dahl, Aranz, Bell, Valdernar, Meyer, L 271 SOPHOMORES l H1251 HOME ROOMS 326 AND 3288 Bottom row: Mrs. Stephenson, Moriarity, Keys, Lusian, Bcdor, Vil- lella, Mr, Vogtsberger. Row 2: Hill, Fournier, Kay, Christensen, Taylor, Neumann, Cceka, Winger, Hrgrlral. Row 3: Mitchell, Vrudny, DuBois, Peterson, Elletson, E. Clson, Stanehtield, Meleher. Row 4: Thomson, Pommer, Whitbeclc, L. Smith, J. Smith, Deffuroat, Allison, Emme, D. Larson. Row 5: Mahrr, Westberg, Potzien, Snobeclr, C. Peterson, Gorke. Lavelle, P. John- son, D. l-lanson, Lundeen. Row 6: Meruvirth, Opsahl, Breclahl, Palm' er, Albertson, Bernstrom, Lager, Klocelr, Dutty. Row 7: Heathtield, Hamblet, Washburn, D. Lce, J, Olson, Galehutt, G. Peterson, Lind' gren, Long, Finstrone. HOME ROOMS 322 AND 336 Bottom row: Mr. Sorensen, Dovb- ler, Rataczat, Paulson, Koeina, Thompson, Dow, Severson, Mr. Larnmers. Row 2: Sullivan, Uhr, l-lendrix, McGinnis, Erickson, Niel- sen, V. Johnson, Cannitt, Case. Row 3: Benesh, Carter, S. Carlson, Blomcruist, Lenz, Kbby, Stostrn Moe, Benson, Schulz, Row 4: Pob- ens, Folvcn, L. Peterson, l-lawlr land, Lovaring, K. Peterson, J. Johnson, Simonson, Krinhop. Row 5: Klingelhut, Shilson, Blombcrg, Maitland, Miller, Retrdulsturz. Wright, Furness, Kallestad, Biery. Row 6: R. Nelson, Bergman, Blom- gren, Grindy, Field, Lolcfzn, l-lol Seivert, Youngqurst, Nilsson. Row 7: Severson, Gross. Lighttoot, R, Paterson, J. Peterson Wullfan, P. Carlson goe, Larsen, K. Johnson, Madsen, J. Johnson. HOME ROOM II5 Bottom row: Mrs. Ferguson, Gri- espie, McDonald, l-lastrngs, Dylr- stra, Cross, Hanson. Lockwood. Row 2: Goodmanson, Tciggland, Lieberg, S. Nelson, Gately, New! tield, Ostlund, Asmus. Row 3: Slranse, Ellendson, Wentzel, Furs, Kersten, Noble, McDowell. Row 4: Beste, Patto, Baxter, B. Johnson, Leander, Stacy, Steiner, Peer. 1