Roosevelt High School - Sagamore Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

Text from Pages 1 - 144 of the 1956 volume:

orjo THE ACHIEVEMENT OF AM OBJECTIVE LARGELY DEPENDS ON THE SPIRIT IN WHICH IT WAS UNOEFTAKEN. WE, OF THE 1951, SAGAMORE STAFF, BELIEVE TTIIS SCHOOL YEAR HAS BEEN A SUCCESS BECAUSE CF THE GRAND SPIRIT OF THE STUDENT BODY AND FACULTY. WE HAVE DEDICATED YOUR BOCK TO THIS, THE SPIRIT OF S4 . —•‘ccai Skw? Administration JOHN C. UJELL5 i 6 MR. JOHN C. WELLS, Principal Our principal, Mr. Weils, completed a very successful second year here at Roosevelt. We know all the students greatly appreciate his efforts and loyalty to make this school year memorable through the years to come. Assistant principals. Dr. Nelson and Mr. Strandjord, have also contributed greatly to the success of this school year. Among Dr. Nelson’s services were the Faculty Coordinating Council, Health Council, and Chairman of Physical Education. Mr. Strandjord was busy with Student Council, Faculty Coordinating Council. Alumni Adviser, Health Council and Lunchroom Supervisor. DR. MERCEDES NELSON, Assistant Principal MR. EDPHIL N. STRANDJORD. Assistant Principal E. Palecn A. Palmquist D. Pommer E. PALEEN: Faculty Social Committee. Scholarships, Tests and Measurements, Honor Society Adviser, I Oth Grade Counselor. A. PALMQUIST: Faculty Coordinating Council, Scholarships, Tests and Measurements, Honor Society Adviser, I Ith Grade Counselor. D. POMMER: Public Relations Committee. Scholarships. Honor Society Adviser. Tests and Measurements, 12th Grade Counselor. Sorensen, chairman; Wells. Nelson, Palmquist, Peterson, Doherty, lammcrs. Robertson, Erickson, Dahl, MeGroth. Strandjord. Librarians and Clerks Our school life revolves around the library. We rely upon the library for aid in completing assignments; while it is necessary to the faculty to help construct an accredited education for us. The librarians assist us in gaining the knowledge for using the library wisely. One of the main duties of the office clerks is the keeping of all records for the students. Aside from their regular duties they also assist the administration and cooperate with the faculty whenever needed. Z' 1 Faculty Coordinating Council This council is made up of twelve faculty and administrative members who act as an advisory body. The meetings are held the first Monday of every month and are open to other interested faculty members. They study problems presented by the Administration. Faculty or Student Council and make recommendations to the faculty concerning these problems. The council discusses school problems and tries to reach satisfactory solutions. Owens, Bjcldanes. head: Swanson. Hcrdinc. Selby, Stone, Stenting, chief: Patterson. Health and Physical Education M. ERICKSON: Visiting Teacher, Health Council, Faculty Coordinating Council, Public Relations Committee. D. MUYRES: School Nurse, Chairman of Health Council. J. ROBERTSON: Faculty Coordinating Council, Health Council, Sight Saving. IOth Grade Assistant Chairman. R. McWATERS: Boys' Gym, Health, First Aid, Boys Intramural Sports. K. PETERSON: Boys' Gym. Gymnastics Coach. Health. Boys' Intramural Sports, Faculty Coordinating Council. S. PRICE: Girls' Gym, Health. First Aid. Girls' Intramural Sports. Assistant Silver Tri Adviser. R. WILBER: Girls' Gym. First Aid. Health, Girls' Intramural Sports Health Council. Adviser of Silver Tri. Trampoline workout in girls' gym Calisthenics in sophomore gym class CHO English M. DOHERTY: Assistant Chairman of English, I Ith Grade English Term Chairman, Creative Writing, Communications. T. JAMBECK: Modern Literature, News. Swimming Coach. Health Council, Faculty Social Committee. Auditorium Committee. Assistant Adviser of R Club. A. JOLLY: Chairman of English. English and World Heritage, Communications. V. KAUPANG: I2B English Term Chairman, English and World Heritage. Adviser of Hi C. F., Communications. J. LIUEDAHL: Communications. Modern Literature, Assistant Adviser of Silver Tri. F. LUNDQUIST: Communications. Business English. L. K. NESSE: Modern Literature, Speech, Auditorium Committee. Faculty Social Committee. L. NIELSEN: News. Faculty Adviser of Standard. Publicity. A. SANDBOE: Faculty Social Committee. Dramatics. Play Production, Radio and TV. Modern Literature. Stage Committee. Adviser of Drama Club. V. STEPHENSON: Business English, Faculty Social Committee. V. STRAKA: English and World Heritage. Talent, Auditorium and Evening Programs. A Scene From TTie Monkey's Paw Mrs. Jolly's World Heritage Class cin R. MAY: American History. Hockey Coach. M. MONA: Common Learnings. L. OSTERHUS: American History. Speech, Teachers Restroom Committee, Debate and Forensic League. M. H. SKAURUD: American History. Modern Problems. Tennis Coach. Social Studies C. COURTNEY: American History. Modern Problems. Commercial Law. Social Science Term Chairman. Baseball Coach, Basketball Coach. Noon Hour Activities. J. DAHL: American History. English, Teachers of Tomorrow Adviser, Faculty Coordinating Council. A. GOWANS: Modern Problems, Assistant Football Coach. Auditorium Committee. E. HAYNES: Modern Problems. American History. Common Learnings. Roosevelt History Club, Assistant Track Coach, Social Science Chairman. D. HEATH: World History. Social Science Term Chairman. IOth Grade Social Studies Chairman. 12th Grade Chairman. C. LAMMERS: Modern Problems. Faculty Coordinating Council, Junior Town Meeting Radio Program, 12th Grade Social Studies Term Chairman. C. LOBDELL: Modern Problems, Audio and Visual Education. Auditorium Committee. I. LYNCH: World History, Common Learnings. Common Learnings Chairman. M. McGRATH: Common Learnings. Faculty Coordinating Council. At some time or another, all of us have to tale social studies. Why not make the most of it? With Roosevelt’s splendid teachers this can easily become a pleasure rather than a chore. Our social studies department has been especially active in many of our school functions this past year. History taken in Sophomore and Junior years are world history and American history, respectively. Modern Problems replaces the history courses in the Senior year. This deals largely with the functions of the government, civic and everyday problems such as low income group, buying and selling, and crime prevention. Common Learnings may be taken if desired during the Sophomore year. [12] Science R. BLAKE: Physics. Assistant Basketball Coach. Sophomore Football Coach. A. W. BUCKMAN: Chemistry, Biology. Golf Coach. A. CANNON: Physics. Biology Geometry. Assistant Adviser Science Club. M. HALRON: Chemistry. Biology. Science Club Adviser. Public Relations Committee. H. RIEMENSCHNEIDER: Biology. 10th Grade Chairman. Sportsmen's Club Adviser, Stockroom Supervisor. M. WEUM: Biology. Physiology. Hi-Y Adviser. Health Council. O. YNGVE: Physics. Swedish. Swedish Club Adviser. Assistant 12th Grade Chairman, Track and Cross Country Coach. Roosevelt is fortunate in having a fine science department with capable teachers. Many students before entering high school feel they are not interested in science, however, after entering Roosevelt and becoming acquainted with the different choices of science their previous attitudes are changed. The courses offered are: Biology, the study of plant and animal life: Physiology, function of the human body: Physics, the law of nature: Chemistry, the science of materials and their compositions. Students plannins to enter college need science in their academic course. It is also of extreme importance for students who wish to enter fields of medicine, engineering, etc. Modern Problems can be interesting as well as educational. Felber, Smallcn, Gowans. Chemistry experiment—Electrolysis of Water. Buck, Fenstad. White, Sam. CI3D Fine Arts and Business C. W. ANDERSEN: Girls Choir, Choristers, Choir, Applied Music, Organ, Chairman of Vocal Music. V. CATTRON: Art, Chairman of Art. P. FORSYTH: Art, English. O. HENNING: Chairman of Band. Band Uniforms. Technic, Band, Swing Band. A. SWANSON: Chairman of Orchestra. Orchestra, Technic, Flag Twirling, Assistant Adviser of Swing Band, Stage Committee. A. BAARDSETH: Bookkeeping, Basic Business, Typing, Chairman of Business Department, Blue Cross, Blue Shield. H. HABERMAN: Blue Tri Adviser, Secretarial Practice, Typing. Basic Business, Faculty Social Committee. Stenography. D. JOHNSON: Basic Business. Typing. R. LEONI: Office Training. Typing. School Mimeographing, Cheerleaders. E. OLSON: Coordinator of Distributive Education, Retailing, Trade and Industry, Public Relations Committee. L. RICE: Stenography, Secretarial Practice, Nth Grade Assistant Chairman. H. WAGNER: Faculty Adviser of Sagamore, Occupational Relations, Office Work Coordinator. M. WIEST: Typing, Stenography. Another phase of study offered at Roosevelt is the Fine Arts. Subjects in this department consist of sketching, painting, woodcarving and enameling. Vocal music includes: A Cappella Choir, Swing Choir, Girls' Choir and Choristers: Instrumental music: Band, Orchestra, Swing Band and Applied Music. Students interested in this department will find it enjoyable and cultural. Business courses are necessary for those students interested in entering the business field after graduation. Roosevelt offers a fine business program. The subjects included are: Typing, Shorthand, Bookkeeping, Secretarial Practice, Office Training, Basic Business, etc. Many students taking this course are on the work program which is designed to give work experience and training on the job. CHI Mathematics and Languages S. CARLSON: (deceased) Geometry, Hi-C.F. Assistant Adviser. Swedish Club Assistant Adviser. W. KNUTSON: Geometry. Algebra. D. MIELKE: Algebra. Geometry. Assistant Hockey Coach, Assistant B Squad Football Coach, Faculty Social Committee. Assistant Nth Grade Chairman. F. NAGEL: Higher Algebra, Geometry. E. RED-LUND: Chairman of Mathematics, Solid Geometry, Higher Algebra. Trigonometry. C. A. SORENSEN: Practical Mathematics. Geometry. Faculty Coordinating Council Chairman. I Ith Grade Chairman. B. R. EGGAN: Norse. Norse Club Adviser. American History. Ski Coach, Faculty Manager of Athletics. M. FARSETH: Spanish. English, Spanish Club Adviser, IOth Grade English Term Chairman, 12th Grade Assistant Chairman, Auditorium Committee. G. HANKEY: German, English, Chairman Foreign Languages. German Club Adviser. L. SWADNER: Latin, English. Latin Club Adviser, Assistant Baseball Coach. M. HOLMQUIST: Mathematics, Common Learnings, Science. Miss Redlund's Solid Geometry Clast. Redlund. Ness, Haber- Mrs. Cattron’s Advanced Art Class. McLain. Cattron. Dean, feorn, R. Carlson. Paradeau. C153 L. BRICK: Cabinet Making. Stage Committee, Faculty Manager of Stage Crew. Movies and Grounds. D. A. HANSON: Auto Mechanics, Health Council. O. HOLLENBECK: Mechanical Drawing. Wood Turning, Movies and Grounds, Locks and Lockers. D. IVERSON: Machine Shop. J. SULLIVAN: Mechanical Drawing. Football Coach, Wrestling Coach, Boys' Industrial Chairman. I. VOGTSBERGER: Machine Shop, Metals, Pilots Club Adviser. Practical Arts K. COMLEY: Clothing. Home and Family Living. Health Council, Costume Supervisor. Teachers' Restroom Committee. B. DAVIDSON: Clothing, Foods. Assistant Costume Supervisor, Assistant Adviser F.H.A. R. HUNT: Clothing, Adviser F.H.A. L. KRAMER: Foods. Girls' Industrial Chairman, M.E.A., N.E.A. G. THOMAS: Foods. Lunchroom. Health Council. S. JOHNSON: Printing, Mechanical Drawing. C. LUKE: Agriculture, Farm Shop, Greenhouse, Adviser F.F.A. Practical Arts are useful in everyday life. This department is staffed with skilled teachers who enable us to gain the most from these courses. It is advisable for everyone to have some experience in one of these courses before graduation. Home Economics, for the girls, prepares them for later life especially after marriage. Foods consists of learning to prepare meals, nutrition value, planning menus, and etiquette of serving and eating. Clothing includes sewing, personal appearance, planning economical wardrobes and styling. The boys' industrial courses are equally important in their preparation for later life. Among the courses are: auto mechanics, cabinet making, machine shop, mechanical drawing, agriculture, wood turning, and printing. C 16 3 Ahlquist, Vclenty. Guderian, chief engineer: Snider. Mellen. Engelstad. Lewis, Hansen. Wickdall. Crooks. Cibulka. Hagglund. Janitors and Cooks The maintenance crew is essential in regulating heat and keeping our school in fine condition. They are here when we arrive in the morning and remain on the job after we leave in the afternoon. The cooks make it possible for the students to have a hot nourishing lunch each day. Many of us never really get to know these behind the scenes people: yet they contribute much to Roosevelt and deserve credit. Moe. Olafion. Lundquist. Johnson. Mickclsen, Long, W cklem. Down the Hatch! n i73 PAT KRAUSE JAY HEGGERNESS 1956 Sagamore Staff Adviser Editor-in-chief Pat Weldele Cover Design Photographer Paul Carlson Assistant photographer Jay Heggerness Art Editors Mike Roan Faculty Section Jean Bergland Carlene Clayton Features Section Pat Weldele Marion Larsen Organizations Section Bonnie Leppa Pat Weldele Athletics Section Ron Thorson Jay Heggerness Classes Section Sue Church Pat Krause Junior Members Merry Quinn MIKE ROAN DICK PETERSEN CARLENE CLAYTON JEAN BERGLAND PAT WELDELE MR. WAGNER SUE CHURCH MARY VAGASKY MARION LARSEN BONNIE LEPPA We. the 1956 Sagamore Staff, present to you the product of our labors—the Sagamore. The Sagamore is the result of a lot of hard work, quarreling, and fun. We hope you will enjoy your '56 Sagamore as much as we have enjoyed producing it. At the beginning of the year we picked our theme and started work on the cover. At the same time we started filling in the pages. Layouts were planned, pictures were scheduled and taken, and stories were written. Mr. Wagner, our adviser, supervised our busy activities. We also sold book covers designed by our staff artist. When the lay-outs were completed it was packed off to the printer and the presses started rolling. Then the Sagamore came back to 214 to be proofread. The corrected copy was sent once again to the printer. This is the result—your '56 Sagamore. Here's hoping it will always be a happy reminder of your school life and the wonderful school spirit at Roosevelt High. BERNADETTE BONIN PAUL CARLSON RON THORSON MERRY QUINN Bottom row: MIKE ROAN. TREASURER: RON HABERKORN. VICE-PRESIDENT; SUE NEEDHAM, CORRESPONDING SECRETARy: Mr. Strandjord. adviser; PAT WALLING. RECORDING SECRETARy; GARy OLIN. PRESIDENT; STEVE NELSON. SERGEANT-AT-ARMS. Second row: Woestehoff Voezke, Eide, Codutl, Puppc, Dahlbcrg. Chclberg. Third row: Walling Grobe. Niies, Favero. S. Nelson, Hughes, Stillings. Lillemoe. Fourth row: Lee. Callahan. D. Hanson. Conda. Tiffany, Homme. H II. Butler. Fifth row: Bcrnstrom. Fleethem. J. Carlson. Hrkal. Talle, R. Johnson, Nordland. D. Hanson. The Ethics Committee Retains Law and Order Engdahl, Steiner, Higgins, Haberlcom, Stevens. Student Council The Student Council is the foundation of all Roosevelt's student government. The Board of Governors, Ethics Committee. Council Office Staff, and the Lunchroom Staff help the Student Council direct student government. One representative and one alternate are chosen from each homeroom to serve on the council. The three major events of the school year— Homecoming, Winter Sports Day, and the Spring Dance—are sponsored by the active council. Mr. Strandjord. our assistant principal, is the capable adviser of these organizations. Bottom row: Knapp Blomqmst Lcmbecker. C. Johnson WilSams, D. Thompson, V. Nelson. Second row: Paul Holmes, Lindberg. Clayton Bray. Hilti, Weldde. Third row: Jocobson. R. Anderson, Rataczak Gmitro. Melin. DeVilliers. Stenquist. Eckholdt, Berglund. Fourth row; Capron, D. Carlson, Strong, Mullcady. B. Larson. Eikaas, Reiter. Eiwood. Bottom row: Stngif, Kunkel, B. Smith, Arncson, L'Sterud. JOHN LEE, PRESIDENT; Stcffenson. K. Larson. Harrison. Licberg, Dolan. Mr. Strandiord. adviser. Second row: Chelberg. Puppe. Fenstad. Chovan. Wilburn. Needham. Ca houn, Lindberg. Lucey Kirk. V. Carlson, Vanda. Third row: Sandeen. Hagen. Pollard. Nestande, Settcrholm, Sersland. DeHarpporte. B. Larson. Olin, Roan. Fourth row; Fenstad. Haberkorn. Vickers, Pierson. Born, Thompson. Gaffney. Capron. N. Johnson. Sharback. Fifth row: Conda. Sandcy. Korts, L cn, Felien B. Carlson. Rinn. Mullcady. Hrkal. Freund. Sixth row: D. Johnson. Snater. Davison. Brutlag, Schjolberg. D. Hanson. B. Anderson. Tidlund Wmge. Aim. Board of Governors The Board of Governors is composed of study hall chairmen and secretaries. The chairmen act as presiding officers and they keep order in Roosevelt's many study hails. The secretaries keep the attendance records. This year John Lee was in charge of all the study halls. Office Staff This staff keeps busy each day in 104, the student council office, typing notices and bulletins. Among their other duties they are in charge of the lost and found and various collections taken during the year. John Conda is in charge of the council office. Council Office Staff at Work Standing: Roan, Steiner. Sersland Slavik. Sitting: R. Hanson, Hyde. Bottom row: Oppegard. Hyde. P. Neison, Dahnert. Conda, Westergaord. Nerison, Nicoloff. Second row: Elvrum. Kriesel. Motson. Shelley. H. Olson, Tinker. Jacobson, Slavik. Third row: Holl, R. Hanson. Mattson Jacobson Bjerken, LeVoir, Fisher, H;ggms. Lang. Fourth row: D. Anderson, Sauer, Grobe. Elwood, Steiner. Roan, Denham, Mullcady. r , H HjffB c 1 n [A Back row: Walling Gray, Phillips. Weber. Pennington. Front row: Homme, Palmer. Nordos. Petterson. Kreuger Arneson. 1955-56 Standard Staff Editor-in-chief..............................Judy Mona First page editors.....................LoraLee Jacobson Charlotte Jirousek Second page editors.......................Junette Golden Rosemarie Hertzer Third page editors. . ....... Nancy Carlson, Judi Ubel Sports page editors...........Dan Denham, Gary Phillips Photographers...................John Petterson, Dan Denham Other members Arneson. Benesh, Friedman. Gray Gustafson. N. Hanson, Homme, R. Johnson, King, Krueger, McClaine. McManus. B. Nelson, S. Nelson, Nordos, Palmer. Papas. Pennington. C. Peterson, Pritchard, Skibbe, Walling, Whitbeck and Wiencke Junior member : Sitting: C. Peterson, Papas. King. Fredrickson. Standing: R. Johnson. S. Nelson. Me-Lame, Danielson, R. Nelson. Planning the Standard Standing: Mr. Neilsen, adviser; Jirousek. Sitting: Jacobson. Mona. Page Editors: Standing: Vaconti. Golden. N. Carlson. Denham, Sitting: Hertzer. Ubel. Bottom row: Hyde. Erskine DAVE NELSON. PRESIDENT; MARY VAGASKY. SECRETARy.TREASURER: Mr. Palmquist. adviser: TOM SNATER. VICE-PRESIDENT: Golden, Lcppo. Second row: Motion, Mona, Bloomquist Aldrich. Esberg, Wcldcle, Ube!. Third row: Holton Corothcn. Barnet. Lund. G. Olton, Ritter. Fourth row: Ameton, Skrivteth. Olin, Callahan, R. Swanson, Hed und. Ht«om, Bottom row: Mitt Palcen, adviter, Motion. Shelley, Bursch, Gierstod. Jiroutek. S. Johnson Mitt Pommer. adviser. Second row: UphoW, Vik, Hert er, S. Jacobson, Howson, Sahltt'ond E. Anderson, Nordot. Third row: Bergland, Ness. Herr. Bcyitrom. Jensen. D. Stevens, Weber. K. Olson. Fautch. Fourth row: Ringrose. RadosevicH Fetter, C. Carlson. Myhrc, R. Anderson. J. Swanson, Bjomstad. Senior Honor Society To be selected for the Senior Honor Society, members must maintain a rank in scholarship of 2.3 or better. They must also have good character. be a leader, and perform service for others. At the beginning of the year each member received a beautiful pin in an impressive candlelight induction ceremony. All the members agreed the trip, this fall, to Washington, D. C. was an experience never to be forgotten. The trip, which lasted five days, included a boat trip down the Potomac river to Williamsburg, Virginia. Initiation Ceremony Wcldcle. Beveridge. Mr. Palmquist. C 25 ] Silver Tri Officers: Adler. C. Henson Dolan J. Larson. C. Peterson. Cupid's Capers Dance What's Roosevelt s largest club? Silver Tri, of course. Say. are you a sophomore or something? Just wanted to know ... is it a crime to ask? Well . . . yes. Anyone and everyone that's wise 'round these parts keeps pretty well informed on Silver Tri. Oh, well, I'm sorry then. But tell me, isn't that the club that's responsible for our successful Christmas party and Cupid’s Capers Valentine Dance? One and the same. And aren’t they the ones who helped give a Christmas party for children at the Citizens' Club and then held a bake sale to raise money for gifts for them? And didn't they sponsor an annual membership banquet and our Winter Formal? Righto! Say. how do you . . . Weren't they the ones, too, who sold those beautiful corsages at Homecoming? Bottom row: G eske Harrison. CAROL HANSON TREASURER: CAROL PETERSON I.C.C.: ARLOlNE DOLAN. PRESIDENT: JEAN LARSON, VICE PRESIDENT- JUDy ADLER. SECRETARY: Hinton. Second row: Ziemer, Norblom. Floyd. Loeffler. Lochen, Lindo. Levine, B. Johnson, Schaper. Third row: Chelbcrg. McKern e. Morton. C. Swanson, Burmeister. K. Swanson, D. Olson, V. Johnson. Fourth row: Franien. Koskic, Haas. Schuldt, Grobe. Hathaway, G. Carlson. Robens, S. Nelson. Fifth row: Simonson, Ridgway. J. Nelson. Koester. Lovermg, Raivo. Hagen. Fraysa. Siith row: S. Carlson. Martin, Hels:th. Kerstcn, Nordos. B. Anderson M. Erickson, Jenkins, Helmcrick. C26U Bottom row: Hendr L. Hanson. Clark. Garvey. Brude. Hybben. O can. Mrs. Liljedahi. adv ser. Second row; Schultz. 8akcr. Taylor, Oulnn. Hodge, Rollefson B egen. Schleppegrc . Lindahl. Third row: Solberg. Wooster-oh Sommer!a' d. C. Johnson, Muller, Voelzke. Jensen. Remmelmeyer. Lusian. Fourth row: Thorson. Mathews. Liebzrg. Tc gland. Ellefson, Hagen, Chr.sty. Slavik. Holmes. Ncsheim. Fifth row: C. Thompson, Neumann. S. Carlson, Goodmanson. Belst er, Moore, G. Anderson. B. Thompson. Sixth row: J. Oison Rosch, Harrington. Thorson. Naslund. Stillings Foiven. Lillemoe. L. Thompson. Uh . . .just how do you know so much? Oh, a little bird told me. He also told me all about the wonderful speaker they had from Braniff Airlines and . . . Say, wait just a minute while I stick in a fact or two . . . Silver Tri meets every first and third Tuesday of the month under the able leadership of Miss Wilbur, Miss Liljidahl. and Miss Marty, who is the Y.W.C.A. ad- The Symbol of Silver Tri Bottom row: M Her. Tjcrnlund. J. Olson, Lockwood, Sullvan, McGm-iis, Coohdge. Lutsey. Second row: S. Thompson Sager. Eplond, Nielsen. J. Erickson Eide K. Nelson. Arlin . Third row; J. Johnson. Felt, Hoffmann. Noreen G. Sm th. A. Johnson. Hyde. Fourth row: Richardson. Lindahl. Roswold, Dahlberg. Efte'tz Boyd, Canfield. S. Hanson. Fifth row: Dur.n. $. Peterson Srock, Palm, G. Anderson Mobcrg, EHita. P. Anderson. Moberg. [27] Bottom row; Roth. J. Anderson. Schrocder. D. Thompson. Williams, Bjorkey, Kay. Second row: Stensrud, Wold. L. Johnson, Sehlin, C. Anderson, Rees. Chclberg. Doebier. Third row: Lange, Christensen. Pfeifer. K. Peterson, E. Olson. Klcis. B. Larson. S. Johnson, Selander. Fourth row: Warburg. Runeborg. Hill. Borlt, R. Hanson. J. Carlson. Ronnebcrg, Christianson. Fifth row: Holmberg. J. Erickson, West-lund. Beystrom. Rush. A. Peterson. Fure. Kronen, Manolis. viser. Silver Tri has a purpose too: 'To build a fellowship of women and girls devoted to the task of realizing in our common life those ideals of personal and social living to which we are committed by our faith as Christians. In this endeavor we seek to understand Jesus, to share His love for all people, and to grow in the knowledge and love of God.' . . a mighty good purpose that is, too. Well, I guess between the two of us, we've just about covered the activities of Silver Tri. so shake Sister Silver Trier for this special club. Silver Tri Members Look Forward To Their Senior Year in Blue Tri. Bottom row: Fabel. Andrews. Duncan, Bcrggrcn. DuBcau, Dennig, Jensen. Miss Wilbur, adviser. Second row: Wood. Christoffer Ford, Miller. Westby, Sandvig. N. Hanson, Dean, Norman. Third row; Tvondsen. Faber, J. Olson J. Anderson, L. Olson. Wennberg, Pottsmith. Gibson. Fourth row: Randall, lorenscn. Bray. Puppe. Wal ing. Fcnstad. Peh!e, L. Johnson. Fifth row; S. Johnson. Mills, Stene. Vrudny. Rhodes, Wilburn. Hart. Sixth row: Hafvenstein. Foss. Chovan. Mahre, Kraaycnbrink, Hamilton, Hendrickson. J. Anderson. Bottom row: Mr. Halron. adviser; Keogh. PAT WELDELE SECRETARy; BETH FLADELAND. TREASURER; TOM CALLAHAN. PRESIDENT; KAREN STRAND. VICE PRESIDENT; MARION LARSEN, VICE PRESIDENT; Nicoloff, Mr. Cannon, adviser. Second row: Murphy. Houle, Vile. Uphoff. Grobe, Ronneberg, C. Johnson. Folwick. Bergin. Third row: Corayya, Remmen. L. Jacobson. Baskfield, Kovacik, Mattson. Felber, Bursch, Miller, Vagasky, Pottsmith. Fourth row: Homme, Palmer, Clinton, Nordos. Jensen. E. Anderson, Bergland. Ness. K. Olson, K. Smith. Fifth row: Hill. Smithson, Seashore, Throndson, Golden Miller, Loken, Heisc, Edmunds. Sixth Row: Swanson. DeHarpporte. H. Smith, C. Johnson, Wittgraf Alnes. Dahl, Meyer, Schumacker. Kwakenat. Science Club This busy club and its advisers, Mr. Halron and Mr. Cannon, are always on the 30. They started right out this year by decoratins the lunchroom for the Homecoming dance. For a Thanksgiving project they gave several baskets to needy families. Christmas was celebrated by a party in the library. The only qualification for membership in this active club is to have taken one of the many science courses offered at Roosevelt. Each year the Science club awards a science trophy to an outstanding member. Plenty of Refreshments for Everyone at the Christmas Party. Bottom row: Lejchar, Mona. Bloomquist, Luke. Lee, A. Peterson, Sharrow, Mulkcrn. Ruona. Second row: Friedman. S. Anderson, J. Johnson, K. Peterson, J. Larson. Lund. J. Anderson. Church, J. O’son, Raymond. Gjcrstad. Third row: Hoanen. Floback, Bjorkley. D. Thompson, Williams, Lutscy, Bchnke. Dybwad. Hume, Palmer. Fourth row: Dyjok. Schaper. Lavcll, Friedman. Schmid. M. Johnson, Oulman. Skoglund. Wood. Billings. Fifth row: Franzen. Tcigland, Welch. Ramberg, Rosengrcn, 8. Olsen. Goodman, L. Smith, Strong. Sixth row: R. Olson. Wellhausen. A. Erickson, T. Olson, Stark. Rasmussen, Tibbetts. V. Nelson, K. Johnson. Swenson. Blue Tri The Coach Plans Her Strategy The Red Cross Removes the Injured? Any senior giri who wishes may join the Blue Tri organization. This club is a high school branch of the YWCA. The emblem is an inverted triangle which is the symbol of ' Y Teens. The club was divided into chapters one, two, three, and four. Once every other week you would be able to find each individual chapter meeting at one of the girls’ homes. The club as a whole met at school once a month. Among the first of the Blue Tri activities was the Recognition Banquet which was very impressive. It was held at the downtown YWCA. During the football season, the girls played their own game. Each girl was dressed in a boy's uniform. including helmets and shoulder pads. A variety show was given at the Citizens’ Club for underprivileged children. Blue Tri also sponsored a Sock Hop which was very successful. Everyone came wearing cleverly decorated stockings. Other activities of the Blue Tri members included Christmas caroling, the Iduhapi winter party, and service on committees for the Bottom row: Vagasky MARILYN MATTSON. VICE PRESIDENT: JUDY BJERKEN. I.C.C.: MURIEL BURSCH. PRESIDENT; MARY ERSKINE. SECRETARY: JUNETTE GOLDEN, TREASURER: Baskfield. Second row: Carothers. M. Larsen, Knutson, Harder. Rau-hauser, DeVries. Needham. Lcppa. Third row: Remmcn, Walling. Miller. Vogt, Felber, Jennings, K. Olson. J. Anderson, Mundhenk. Fourth row: Forseth L. Jacobson. Paul, Kraoyenbrink. Mollinson, Ho'mes. Ness. Lindberg, Clayton. Fifth row: Cushman, Sundahl, Norl-ing, Jensen. Turnqu st, Isaacson, M. Larson. Kyi o. Wredbcrg. C. Carlson. Sixth row: F edeland. Birk, Cramer. E. Anderson, Gustafson. Moery, M. Carlson. Bergland, Beystrom. C303 Bottom row; Stevens. Mulkern. Winick. Hayden, Canfied. Sacrkrision. M. Johnson, Robnson. Second row: Ruona. Hyde, Karpinen, K. Larson. Oseien. Sascr. V. Nelson, J. Olson, Durigan. Third row: D. Johnson. Thor. Oppegard. Christensen. Peltz. Westcrgaard. Arneson. Fourth row: B. Smith. D. Johnson, Keogh, Lejchar. Noid, Robarge, Stevens, Christensen. Fifth row: Fischer. Holton Kovacik, Brinkman, Applcquist. Skibbc, McPherson. Sixth row: E.'vrum. Nicoloff, Kriesei. Gjertsen. Homme. Fischer. K. Johnson. Matson. Winter Sports Day and Homecoming. The group also saw Cinerama Holiday. The girls sold jam sets to help raise money. With each set of jam sold, went a chance on a drawing. The winner received a beautiful cashmere sweater. Blue Tri was under the advisory of Miss Ha-berman. All the members aim for definite goals —to become better citizens, to help those who are in need, and to be a friend to all. OFFICERS: B erkcn, Mattson, Erskine, Bursch, Golden. Bottom row: Shelley, Z:mmer, Clinton. Hack. Schuldt, Rosene, Cole. Second row: Palmer. Torsche. Sommcrland. J. Petersen, Krab-bcnholf, Lyness. Nordos, Miss Haberman, adviser. Third row: M. Jacobson. S. Anderson. Niles. Keiser, H. Olson, A. Johnson. Tinker. Fourth row: Garaghty. J. Johnson. Church. Strand Stork. Lang. Raymond. Uphoff. Fifth row: Risser. J. Olson Eckland, Gjcrstad Wilson, M. Smith, Oulman. Sixth row: Skoglund, Wood. Jirousek. Rudd. Goodrich. Brandcll, Buche. Morgan. C3I] Members Inspect Their Display Case Advertising Teddy Pennants. Knapp, Goodrich, Golden. Latin Club The Roosevelt Latin Club was responsible for all of the gay pennants that were seen at our games this year. Selling these pennants was one of the main activities of the club. Members of the club also had good times at the many parties they held throughout the year. In order to become a part of this club, and get in on the fun, a student must have studied Latin. This year the club got new pins to signify their membership. Mr. Swadner is the adviser of the Latin Club. Bottom row: Erhardt. RON THORSON. TREASURER, I, SERGEANT-AT-ARMS. II: ELAINE ANDERSON, PRESIDENT. I; KATHRYN’ OLSON: SECRETARY I; CYNTHIA KERSTEN, VICE PRESIDENT I; J. Olson, Arling. Second row: M. Peterson, J. Peterson, Blumke, Butler, Wcnsole, Bodin, Raivo. D. Nelson. Third row: Gilman, Denham, Hawkins, Pappas. Randall, DeVries, M. Larson. Fourth row: Ness. Tcske, Ackland, Ringrose, H. Carlson, Abrahamson, Harden. Idstrom. Bottom Row: Rollcfson. C. Johnson, Bingham. Mr. Swadner. adviser: Hcnneman. Peltz. Sager. Second row: Golden. JUDI UBEL. PRESIDENT II; KnaDp, Yarwood, C. Larson. Aamot. B. johnson, DeRoma. Third row; Krook, Hodge. Lund. Norblom. Floyd. Mosher. Koucky, Ekbcrg. How. Fourth row; MARY McMANNUS. SECRETARY II; KAREN STRAND. TREASURER II; Goodrich, Murphy. B. Olson. Hugo, Carter. MICKY McCLAlNE, VICE PRESIDENT II. C32I] Spanish Club The Spanish Club consists of students enrolled in a Spanish class and of students who have completed two years of the language. The club meets twice a month right after school. It was organized in 1941. Miss Marianna Farseth is the present adviser. Amonq the club's activities were the Initiation party, a Christmas Pinata party, and a Senior Banquet. This year the Spanish Club was very happy to have Martha Verdejo, exchange student from Argentina, as an honorary member. Breaking the Christmas Pinata: Foreign Exchange Student. Martha Verdejo. Bottom row: Lockwood. Sullivan, D. Christensen, BARB MADISON, VICE PRESIDENT I- Verdejo D. Hendrickson. McGinnis. Aamot. CAROL CARTER. SECRETARY I. Second row: Wcdman. Qumn, Frederick. V. Johnson Patterson. Hyde. G. Swanson. VllleUa. Third row: EHitz. P. Anderson. Moberq. Coduti. Wicncke. Hoenecke. Lovelctt Carothers, Locken. Fourth row; Kriescl. Clarke. Cushman. Ellefson. C. Peterson. Manolis. B. Olson. Case. Bottom row: Moriarity. Doebler. KAREN NELSON. PRESIDENT I - Shelley. Miss Farseth. adviser: BERYL MATSON TREASURER I: Andrews. Second row: Slgurdson J. Erickson. Ncwfield Wolling. S. Johnson. Miller CAROL KNAPP PRESIDENT II; Vcrschuur. Third row: Oscin. H. Olson. Hilti, Loeffler, Helseth. Saxum, JIM COURTNEY. TREASURER II. Fourth row: Hamilton. Elliott, Bergin, How-son. ANTOINETTE FAVERO. VICE PRESIDENT II: DAN DANIELSON. SECRETARY II: Heathfield. Woden. 1:33 3 Sportsmen's Club Whenever the tempting odor of freshly popped popcorn fills the halls here at Roosevelt it is the Sportsmen's Club that is responsible. During the football season a committee of busy students comes to school at seven in the morning on game days to start the ma- Bottom row: Norton. Hart. SANDY PALMER. SECRETARY I; HEATHER ARLING, VICE PRESIDENT I; Mr. Riemenschne.der. adviser; JIM NORTH. PRESIDENT I; CHUCK KING. TREASURER I; Jenkins. Miller. Second row: Harder, Isaacson. Lindberg. Teske, Kjona B. Thompson. E. Brown. Helmerick. Townsend. Third row: Stein. Kotalik, D. Olson. Kingsberg, Edwards. Sjobcrg. Madvig. D. Thompson, Paulo. Fourth row: Stanley, J. Larson, Walstad, Gimitro, Visger. Easthagcn, Rodgers, D. Nelson, Eden. Fifth row: Christensen, Corcoran, Midtbo, Neston, Durigan. Ostrom, G. Thomasson. Schwanter. V. Nelson. Sixth row: BRANTH LEANDER. PRESIDENT II; Madsen. Danielson, Gicbel, Steiner. BURT BRUNS. VICE PRESIDENT II; K. Hendrickson, Pearson, Peer. Bottom row: Behnkc. Dybwad CAROLYN GEHLSEN, SECRETARY II: Weber. Harrson, B. Nelson, Halgrmson. Second row: Felker. Lavcll Swanson. Ellwooa. Mi ler, Morton. C. Swanson. Roth. Th'rd row: Untincn. Williams, D. Thompson. Chr stoffer, Anfinscn, Crary. Holmberg, Schaper, Selander. Fourth row: Bray. Grobe. A. Jo ;nson, Canfield, G. Carison, Haas Hathaway. Faber. Fifth row: Puppe. Walling. Fenstad, Cnelberg, Warburg, R. Hanson. Tilton. Fors. McKenzie. C343 Bottom row: C. Anderson. L Hanson, 8crggren. J. Johnson. Hill. Kunkcl, McElroy. Second row: Runeborg. Sager. Norren Gibson. Lorensen. C. Johnson. KATHRYN BERGIN, TREASURER II; Folw.ck, Elliott. Third row: Phillips. Reed, Corazza, Ronneberg. Ziemer, S. Thompson, Smyth. Rush. Clarice Fourth row: Keener. Ruona. K. Larson. Hyde, Baulcy, Slcrivseth. Grotte. Lee. Warwick. Fifth row: Cook. Karp nen. S. Anderson, DeVries, Needham Epland. Floback Hannen. Sixth row: S. Johnson, B. Johnson. Drabant. Halscth. B. Johnson, D. Olson, Ellendson. Supple. Billings. Bottom row: Sieh, Helms. Nyberg. Densmore. Cameron. L. Brown. Second row: N. Pedersen. Kuykendall, Dixon. Duncan. Schroeder, G. Smith. DeJoy. Third row: Rauhauscr, Hyde, McGovern, Solberg. Ford Bjorkley. Lutscy. G. Benson. Fourth row: Hrkal, Miller. Rook. A. Smith. J. Miller, Patterson. Biddle, Schulte. Dunn. Fifth row: Driver, Dyjak, L. Johnson. Fjone. Srock. S. Peterson, E. Anderson. Kawcll. Sixth row: Richardson. Lindstrom. V. Ericscn, Carsberg. Rommelmcyer, White. Ant l. L. Johnson. Carlstrom. chine popping. Sometimes after school they also have fresh popcorn ready for the hungry Teddies. The popcorn machine made its appearance at te Vogtsberger Carnival and had a hard time keeping the supply up to meet the demand. Aside from their popcorn project the Sportsmen's Club is very busy with other aims and activities. The chief aim of the club is to promote better sportsmanship. They also seek to learn the fundamentals of sports, aid in prevention of forest fires, help to conserve the wild life of our country, and participate in a study of nature. Any boy or girl who is willing to help further these aims is eligible for membership. The Sportsmen's Club is under the leadership of Mr. Riemenschneider. In Room 222 on every other Wednesday they meet to make plans for their future activities. One of the first activities of the year was a picnic. Other activities that the club members enjoyed were a roller skating party and a bowling party. C 35 ] Bottom row: DON KORTS. VICE PRESIDENT—I; DENNIS GOLDEN. SARGEANT-AT-ARMS— I; MARILYN MATTSON. PRESIDENT—l.ll: Miss Hankcy. adviser; JEAN BERGLAND. SECRETARY—I; MARJORY VIK. TREASURER—I; Adler. ROGER AN-DERSON. VICE PRESIDENT—II. Second row; ROSEMARIE HERTZER. VICE PRESIDENT—I; M. Carlson. Hart Herkal. Erase. JOYAN FOURNIER, TREASURER—II; B. Johnson. Third row: Jiroosek. Kersten. BURT BRUNS. SARGEANT-AT-ARMS— II: S. Olson. Herbig. Turner. Ostrom Schluck. Fourth row: Burke, Higgins, Roan. Vacsnti. Foster. Petterson. K. Smith. Kontos. ERIK GUTERMUTH, FOREIGN EXCHANGE STUDENT. 8ottom row: Dunn. Rhodes. Goudic, Croes. Ford, Wood. Second ro : McConnell, Moore. Dow, Boker. Tjernlund, Palmer, Wentzel. Third row: Wocstehoff. Antil. J. Olson. Lockwood. Skibbe. Solberg. Fourth row: Schmid. Nessum. J. Peterson, SHARON KOVAClK. SECRETARY—II; Lindahl, Jensen. Lindahl, Boyd. Fifth row; Herr, Keps. Felt. Rommelmcyer. Hoffmann. Vielike. Wennbcrg, Undo, Levine. German Club Frisch begonnen ist halb gewonnen. How rewarding it might be if only more of us would realize this! Die Deutsche Gesellse-haft (German Club) has surely realized and done something about it, for this is their motto. Translated it means, A prompt beginning is half the winning. For example, the club sent CARE packages to needy families in German speaking countries and it also sold Teddies during the football season. Other activities have included an Initiation party, a Christmas party, a Valentine party, and a Senior Farewell Banquet. This year, Marilyn Mattson was the deserving senior to receive a trophy for her outstanding work in the classroom and continuous service to the club. The club is under the leadership of Mrs. Gretchen S. Hankey. r.3611 Bottom row: Wallin, Mathews, Thorson, Mr. Eggan, adviser: Severson, Lieberg, Dean. Second row: Sandvig. L. Johnson. Lovaas. J. Erickson, Swan. I. Larson Bdstlcr. Mills. Third row: Christy, Slav.lt. Dolan. J. Nelson, NOVELLA HANSEN. PRESIDENT—II; Ro-S-iohnson' C°PP'n- Fourth row: Canfield. S. Hanson. Hart. Wold, MARJORIE PURE, VICE-PRESIDENT—II: Kronen, Rognas. DELPHI OLSON. SECRETARY—1|; Shdstad. Bottom row: J. Larson, M. Thompson. JUDY MONA, SECRETARY—I; SUE NEEDHAM. PRESIDENT—I: MARY ERSKINE. VICE PRESIDENT—I; BONNIE THOMPSON. TREASURER—I: Taylor, Blegcn. Second row: Hudson, Thor. Gjertsen. Forseth S. Anderson. Bursch, Bjerken, J. Carlson. Third row: Hoverson, Bjornstad, Easthagen. Hcggen Corcoran OSCAR BLEGEN TREASURER—II; Steen, Grcendahl. Fourth row; Reis, Lien. P. Johnson. Fredrickson, Gaustad. Heiom, Sersland. Fifth row: Madsen. Bjornstad, K. Larson, R:nn, Miklcthun. Aim. Talle, Eikeland. Norse Club Students who have studied or are studying the Norwegian language are eligible for membership in the Roosevelt Norse Club. This club, under the direction of Mr. Eggan, has the distinction of being almost as old as Roosevelt High itself, as it was started in 1926. Among the many social activities in which the Norse Club participated this year were the initiation of new members, a wiener roast, their annual Christmas party, and the Senior Farewell Banquet. The club pin consists of the Norwegian Coat of Arms in maroon and gold. The highest honor that a member of the Norse Club can achieve is to be awarded the trophy that is given each year. The outstanding qualities of the member chosen to receive this trophy are character, general scholarship, and progress in Norse. C37] Hi-C To be a member of Hi Crusaders requires just one thing—the signing of a membership card. But it is through its members that Hi-C's high ideals are promoted and its leaders trained. Students are given opportunities to develop their talents through service and participation in programs, Red Cross and hospital work, and through many other activities. Besides the club's own social activities, members are eligible to take part in many citywide activities such as week-end retreats, banquets, musicals, ski events, and other social gatherings for good Christian fellowship and fun. Mrs. Vernette Kaupang is the adviser. Bottom row: Franzen. Strauss. DALE RUNDELL. PRESIDENT: Gardner. Mrs. Kaupang. adviser; BERYL MATSON. SECRETARY; JOHN CONDA. CITY-WIDE PRESIDENT; Fischer. Second row: Pearson. Shclstad Uphoff. Vik, M. Erickson. Ellwood. Stork, Holtan. Flade-land. N. Hansen. Third row: D. Olson, Hagen, Karlstrom. Smyth. Canner, S. Johnson 8uche. Brandell. Stanchfield. J. Carlson. Erhardt. Fourth row: Becker Harris, Wold. Kuenzel. Butler, Coppm, B'umke. White, Wahl. Shrewsbury. Fifth row: J. Larson. M. Carlson, E. Anderson. K. Olson. M. Olson Kallberg, Ra'vo. Hagen. Folwick S. Carlson. Bergm. Sixth row: Kjona, Westbcrg. Melin Harris. J. Carlson. Nitardy. Sw.-nson. A. Johnson. R. Olson. D. Carlson. Seventh row: T. Olson. Zwicrs. Drake. Krueger. C. Carlson. Rich. Madsen. Danielson, Hill, Ackland Smithson. Bottom row: C. Jones. Paulson. Goodrich. JIM NORTH, VICE PRESIDENT; Nord. RHODA BLOOMQUIST TREASURER; Bedor. Berg. Second row; Paulson Cady. Shnver. Bentson. Bratrud E’de. M. Thompson, Henneman. Third row: Dodge. S. Jones, Brude, M. Ca� l� on. Krueger. Lind. K. Anderson. Henneman. Dixon. Fourth ro� : Chr stensen, C. Thompson. Kuykendall, C. Larson. Paisley, Nes-heim. J. Johnson, Widcll, Swanson. Fifth row: C. Johnson. Ursel. Srnts, Swan Sandvig. Belstler, V. Encson, Carsberg, Ekberg. Sixth row: Esberg. Dion, Hume. King. Ostlund, Skanse K. Larson, S. Thompson, Ro'ene Barker. C383 Bottom row: Madsen, Setterholm, J. Hanson, Wohlford, Denham. Jonngquist, Fuhrman. Second row: Sampson. Engstrom, King, D. Pederson. Parsch. Roth. Hannula D. Johnson. Hclgoc. Third row; DAVE GILMAN. VICE PRESIDENT—II: Madsen. TERRY HIGGINS. PRESIDENT—I; Roan. Fcnstad. Setterholm. Maitland. Eckholdt. Fourth row: B. Larson. Fewer, J. Carlson. BILL NORDRUM. TREASURER II: D. Nelson. PAUL MYHRE. SECRETARY—I; Hindurt. fifth row: Shackleton. Youngquist, Steiner, R. Anderson. Neston, Ncssel, Hobbs. Jenkins. Bottom row; M. B. Weum. adviser: Hennemann. Teusaw. Digcros. FRANCIS SIMONSEN. PRESIDENT II; Shedlov, Mr. Knutson, adviser. Second row: Carroll. Fredrickson, Thomas. Kolden. Thompson. GTIcspie. Third row: Rood Loken, Laumb. RON BILLINGS, VICE PRESIDENT I; Davison, Abrahamson, V. Nelson. Fourth row: Beaver, Swenson, Homme, Petterson. Gross, Golden, Forness. Miller. Fifth row: Kwakenat. Chnstenscn, K. Larson, Eckeland. H. S'nith, Talle, Nordland. Sixth row: CHARLES JOHNSON. TREASURER I. SECRETARY II; Lee, Malmquist. Peer. Elasky, Alnes. Wittgraf. D. Hanson. Hi-Y The purpose of the Hi-Y is to create, maintain, and extend throughout the home, school, and community high standards of Christian character. The club stands for clean living, speech, athletics, and scholarship which are all high ideals. There is only one qualification necessary to become a member of the Hi-Y. That is acceptance of the Hi-Y Purpose and agreement to cooperate with other members in carrying it out. Under the leadersip of their adviser, Mr. Mons Weum, and in cooperation with the Blue Tri and Silver Tri, they sponsored an Easter service to which the whole school was invited. C 39 3 HISTORY CLUB—Standing: RON MARTINSON. TREASURER- Morris, Mr. Haynes, adviser: Barsncss. Sitting: Thorpe, J. Carlson. JAY HEGGERNESS. VICE PRESIDENT: RON THORSON. PRESIDENT: CHARLES HEXOM. PUBLICITY; Arneson. DEBATE CLUB—Standing: RICHARD ARNESON. PRESIDENT I. VICE PRESIDENT II; DAVE NELSON. VICE PRESIDENT I. PRESIDENT II; DON MARTI. SECRETARY I. II; DON HARDEN. SERGEANT-AT-ARMS I. TREASURER II. Sitting: COLLEEN BILLINGS. TREASURER I: Johanson. ANDREA GOU-DIE. SERGEANT-AT-ARMS I!; DcRoma. History Swedish This small club consists of students who are interested in history. They are now actively engaged in writing a History of Roosevelt . Other projects which they undertook were the Thanksgiving Day program and the decoration of cars for Homecoming. Even though the Swedish Club meets only once a month, it has many activities. The Swedish and Norse clubs are ardent rivals Club Debate Club and fight tooth and nail in the annual basketball game; but they work together in the Scandinavian Spring Festival. The Debate Club, under the advisory of Mr. Osterhus. consists of students interested-in public speaking. This year the Debate team did better than they have done in several years, placing fourth in the regional competition. Bottom row: Jensen, Mickelson. Sandcn, Mr. Yngve, adviser: Edqmst. Gladhill, Hewitt. Second row: Rush. Fiti M. Carlson Elvrum, L. Carlson. Krook. Norlander VIVIAN ERICSON, SECRETARY—II; Miller, Palm. Third row: K. Anderson, Lind, Wickstrom, G. Anderson. How, Nord. Wallm, D. Johnson. S. Carlson. Corlstrom. Norman. Fourth row: Sjostcn, P. Olson. S. Johnson. Pchlc. Skanse. M. Carlson, Wcstlund, Bcystrom. Wahl. Fors. Fifth row: R. Johnson. Bergstrom. Knutson. Hole, S. Ne'son, ARLOINE HULLAR, PRESIDENT—II: GAIL BEYSTROM. TREASURER—II; J. Carlson. M. Olson Romberg. EMERY STENQUIST. SERGEANT-AT-ARMS—II. Sixth row: TOM OLSON, TREASURER—II. Haqcn. BOB PETERSON. VICE PRESIDENT—II: Crogg. BERNHARD JOHNSON. PRESIDENT—I: Malmquiit. Krueger. ROY KCNRNELLY. SERGEANT-AT-ARMS—I: Olin, ROGER OLSON, SECRETARY—I. Bottom row: M.ss Wicst. adviser; CAROLYN CECKA. TREASURER; ARNOLD HILL PRESIDENT; MARY WIENCKE, SECRETARY; Papas. Second row: Crawford. C. Anderson. Winger Wold. J. Johnson. N. Hansen, Ra vo. McMannus. Third row: Bingham Estes. Scriven. J, Larson. Frykholm. Dougherty. Knapp. Wullcan. Fourth row: Ncwfieid, D. Johnson. Fournier, M Her, Vcdccn, Hamilton, Butler. B. Olson. Fifth row: Lovering. R. Johnson. C. Peterson, Mohl, B. Johnson, J. Johnson, J. Nelson Lave Ic, A. Peterson. Pilots Club The organization is called Pilots Club . . . its adviser is Miss Wiest. At the beginning of the term two juniors are chosen from each homeroom to be in the Pilots Club. The club's social activities during this past year have included ushering for the choral concert and variety show. Drama Club The Drama Club was organized in the Spring of 1955, under Pauline Sandboe's leadership. The club has engaged in an all school play, a senior class play, and one act plays. They also had a hayride. Anyone interested in dramatics in any way, talent or appreciation, may join. Bottom row: Hoffmann. CAROLINE VILLELLA. VICE PRESIDENT: JUDY YOUNG. SERGEANT-AT-ARMS: PEGGY LANG. CORRESPONDING SECRETARY; PAT NELSON. PUBLICITY; ARLENE PAULSEN. TREASURER: EDDIE FELiEN, PRESIDENT: M. Johnson. Second row: Walsh. S. Jones, Haskin Solberg. Golden. Ford. Coppm. Third row: Robcns. Epland Teigland Wcdman, Hoenecke. Robarge. Laudenslager. Fourth row: Uphoff. Clinton Buche. Brandlil. Kallberg, Jacobson. Hawkins. Loken, Selbo. Fifth row: Stork Raymond, Jensen, Clayton. Kraayenbrink. Denham. Krueger. Wilson. Bottom row: 8. Larson. P. Nelson. Mrs. Hunt, adviser: ANNBOLETTE NESSUM, VICE PRESIDENT; MARLYS ERICKSON, HlS-TOR.AN: Palm. Second row: Duncan Fabel. Brown, C. Johnson, Paulson, Haskin, Cameron. Third row: Coppin, Hoffmann. Hieronymus, Gjcrtsen, Schroedcr N. Johnson. S. Jones. Billings. Fourth row: Throndsen. Paisley, Christensen. Hcisick. Gary. A. Olson. Northway, Lmd. Ostlund. Fifth row: Asmus. Untinen, D. Thompson. E. Anderson. Kawcll. White. Bratrud. Barker. F. H. A. The Future Homemakers of America is an organization which began at Roosevelt in 1951. It meets two times a month. The quali-cations for membership are that a girl must have had one semester of home economics and an interest in homemaking. Their membership pin, octagonal in shape, bears the name of the organization across the top. Across the bottom is their motto, Toward New Horizons”. Their emblem, a home supported by two hands which signifies that the future homes of America rest in the hands of its youth, is in the center of the pin. Each year a state meeting is held at the Radisson Hotel. There are 158 F.H.A. chapters in the state. There is a total membership of 6391 girls. Four girls from each chapter are sent to the state meeting. Bottom row: Crocs. Case, KAREN ANDERSON. SECRETARY; Miss Corcoran, adviser; MARY LAVELLE. PRESIDENT: MARILYN MARTIN TREASURER: Packard. Second row: S. Olson. L. Larson. Goranson. Rud. Dalkc. Noreen. Runeborg. R. Hanson. D. Nelson. Third row: Roscne Fclker Voelike. McConnell. Gardner. Nylander, C. Erickson. S. Jacobson. Supple. Fourth row: Rudd. Bailey, Hudson Lundberg. Humphreys. Stanchfleld. Denier, Wennberg. Fifth row; J. Peterson. R. Hanson. Blumke. Coppin, Nylander. R. Johnson. Hul'ar. Elliott. D'lle. C ' 2 ] Bottom row: Mr. Luke, adviser; VERNON RICH. SENTINEL: GARY KNUTSON, SECRETARY; JIM NELSON PRESIDENT; DON PAFKO. VICE PRESIDENT: DAVE STEWART. REPORTER: BOB JAOBSON. TREASURER: J. Carlson. Second row: Halverson. Walstad, Snowberg, Scanlon. Berens. Evans. Third row: Blomseth. Heckman, J. Johnson. Ward. D. Jacobson. Opsald. Fourth row: Sandy Bars-ness, Anders. Myeue, R. Anderson. D. Carlson. J. Smith. Fifth row: Berge. Rosene, Finch, Schuman. Ostrom. Frye. Hovcrson. J. Hanson. Raedeke McC'ard, Gorgos. Sixth row: J. Johnson. Biery, Bishman. Salhus, Mitchell. Luzar, Shoultz. B. Nelson, Winje. Kerstcn. Seventh row: B. Nelson. Quirk. Person Keatng, J. Anderson. Haugh. D. Hanson, Pottsmith, Pearsor, Bcrggten, Hcggerness. F. F. A. Teachers of Tomorrow The Future Farmers of America is the only club of its kind in the Twin Cities. It was organized here at Roosevelt just eleven years ago in 1945. Mr. Luke is the adviser of the club and its many activities. Some of their school activities included hall-duty for Homecoming, a Parents' night, a country store for the Carnival, and several basketball games. The Teachers of Tomorrow is one of Roosevelt's newest clubs. It was organized early this fall for students who are interested in teaching as a career. This spring the Teachers of Tomorrow sponsored a College Day” during which students from Roosevelt visited local coleges and the University to observe educational classes and experimental schools. Bottom row: G. Olson. JIM STARK. TREASURER; Mr. Dahl, adviser: JEAN MURPHY SECRETARY; ROSEMARIE HERTZER, VICE PRESIDN1; JUDY MONA. PRESIDENT, Second row: Oredson. Carter. Aamot. Krook. Keogh, Brinkman. Madison. Third row: Hendrickson. Bo':ey, Erhordt Hawkins, How. Denzer. Fourth row; North, S. Nelson, Frasc, Madsen R. Anderson, Fautch, Buchc. cun Bottom row: Rudy, Barrows. Wandlce, Watson, Mr. Wagner, adviser; Sackrison Maurcn. Abraham. Second row: Groettum, Barnard. Berntson, Person, Olstead. Kulenkamp. J. Erickson, Ruzin. E. Borg. Third row: Brink. Wchmeycr. Freestone. Loe lcr, Michels, Marshall S. Johnson, J. Berg. Fourth row: Taylor, Streitz, C. Erickson, Gradin, Bjurstrom Aronson. Collins. Arndt A. Johnson. Part-time Training Clubs Roosevelt has three programs—Distributive, Office, and Miscellaneous trades. Roosevelt has the only program in the city operating in conformity to the Federal and state plan. Distributive students work in the distribution of merchandise such as selling and stock. The Miscellaneous Trades unit offers an opportunity to get on-the-job training in various trades. Students in the Office program work afternoons in offices in the loop area. The Occupational Relations course offered to students in the work program enables them to gain credit for outside work. Under this program, these students attend classes in the morning and work three to four hours in the afternoon. Mr. E. L. Olson is the coordinator for the Distributive and Miscellaneous Trades. Mr. H. F. Wagner has charge of the Office program. Bottom row: Janz, B. Brown, G. Johnson. Mills, Mr. Oson, adviser: Krueger, Arvdson, Jaeger. Second row: Sheldon, Jorgenson. N. Carlson. L. Peterson. Hale. Fleetham, Stone. Third row: M. Ne'son, J. Olson, Rue, Ford R. Johnson Bclmorc. Chatras. B. Anderson. Fourth row: Cromwell. Denison Robertson, Witt, Pangrac, Williams, Hnasko, C. Johnson, R. Thompson. [TO Bottom row: Sampson, Hastings, Krall Mr. Lobdell, adviser; Schweitzer, B. O sen Jacobson. Second row: Fletcher, Harten. Kiri Fisher, C. Carlson. H. Peterson, Hams, R. Olson. Third row: 0. Thompson. McCord R. Nelson, Slog, B. Anderson Ellison, Pierson. Fourth row: Shanks, Petterson. Otto. Edstrom, Heggerness. Godin, Aldr ch, R. Berg. Audio Visual Have you ever wondered who runs the many slides and movies for your different classes? They are members of the Audio Visual crew. Each boy and his co-workers have been well trained for this job and each one has a general knowledge of all of Roosevelt's movie and sound equipment. Each day the members of the crew meet in room 331. The crew is under the direction of Mr. Charles Lobdell. The service these boys perform is a very valuable one. Stage Crew The show must go on! The real stars of the show are the members of the Stage Crew; for without them there would be no show. These boys never share the glory and are always blamed when something goes wrong. The members of the Stage Crew deserve a big round of applause. There motto is Will to Serve. The emblem is a letter with the initials SC set in. It is received after two years of service. The crew is under the direction of Mr. Brick. Back row: Oreschmck, Burke. Koch V. Nelson. Front row: Ganske. Foley. Waldemar, Jensen Bell. Bottom row: Kallberg, Brooded. Buche. C. W. Andersen, adviser; Lynch. Houle. Walling. Blumlre. Second row: H. Olson, Kyllo. Bjcrken, Vogt. Schuldt. J. Peterson. R. Hanson. Third row: Mahre, Stillings. Snobeck. Vik, P. Nelson, Cramer. Remmcn. Stone. Fourth row: Holmberg. Jaeger. M. Olson, Kellner, Norling. Wredberg, Markstrom, Hart Kraayenbrnk, Fifth row: Hawkins, Stark, D. Hanson. Martinson. Frcdlund, Rundell, loken, V. Carlson. Sixth row: Uppman. Billings. Selbo. Tollefsbol. C. Carlson. Nestande. Howard. Smithson. Peer. A Cappella Choir Every day during the fourth period you would be able to find the A Cappella Choir rehearsing in room 3 I 3A. The Choir is under the direction of Mr. C. Wesley Andersen. The members of the Choir are chosen by Mr. Andersen mainly for their ability to sing, but a person also has to have the ability to read notes, be able to harmonize with others, and cooperation is a must. The Choir has given many performances this year. Among them were the annual Christmas Concert, the annual Spring Concert, and Baccalaureate. The Roosevelt A Cappella Choir is well known throughout the whole Northwest and all of us here at Roosevelt are very proud of it. Bottom row: Bcdor, Paulson, Swanson. C. W. Anderson, adviser; K. Anderson. Henneman, Asmus. Second row: Robinson. Erskine. Winick, Schultz. Hendrickson. Bloomquist. L. Johnson. Robarge. Untinen. Third row: Hoenecke, Mattson, Strand. Kriesel. Chclberq. V. Nelson. Sager. Oseien. Fourth row: D. Johnson. Esberg, Manalis, B. Olsen. Harrington, Dolan, Teigland, Fure. C. Hanson. Fifth row: DuBois. M. Carlson. Kreiscl, J. Hansen. DeVries, Murphy, Os rander, Carter. Sixth row: Krinhop. McClain, Pappas, L. Olson. Gcrsdorf. Reis. Barsness, Shrewsbury, S. Anderson. C463 Bottom row: Mr. Andersen, Adviser; L. Hanson. Wyatt. Andrews. L Hanson, Duncan. 8|orkley Miss Kilcn. Student adviser. Second row: Wallin, Kittleson, Hill. Damberg, Cootidge, Effertz. Hudson, Strauss, Mickelson. Third row: A. Johnson. Selander. Faber. Hathaway, Wold. Oredson. Schulz. J. Nelson. Fourth row; Kjona. Westberg. Phillips. E. Brown. Hester. Helseth Donaldson, Hamilton, S-gurdson. Girls' Choir One of Roosevelt's newer organizations is Girls' Choir. This choir has much to be credited for. This year, under the leadership of C. Wesley Andersen, they sang for both our Christmas and Spring concerts. Everyone at the Christmas Concert agreed that the girls looked like dolls in their red and white gingham checked outfits. They also sang for other engagements. If you were to pass Room 31 3 any day of the week during sixth hour, you'd most likely hear the girls singing their hearts out— that is, all except for the first fifteen minutes. Then you'd probably find them practicing breathing. The girls know proper breathing is a must for good singing. As one member nicely sums it up— We're just one big happy family. Bottom row: Mr. Andersen, adviser: A. Smith. Felt. A. Larsen, Ellingwood, Roth. Nesheim. Wcstby, Sandvig, M;ss Kilcn. Student teacher. Second row: B. Johnson, Patterson. Biddle, Dunn, Barnes. Lavell. Henncman, Friedman, Hewitt. Third row: Crocs. Rush. J. Olson, Hyde, Gibson. Swedberg, Northway. Fudally. Fourth row: G. Benson, Rook Wickstrom, Sehhn, Fournier, Ziemcr, K. Swanson, Nord. Lund. C47] Bottom row: Stevens. Huttner, Hemk. C. Jones. J. Larson. Hendrix, Blegan, Lusian. Doebler. Second row: Mr. Andersen, adviser; Den-n:g. C. Johnson. Sommerland. Muller, Dean, Eidc. N. Erickson. Schaper. Vrudny. Third row: Mundhenk. Golden. Lejchar, Uphoff. Ost-lund. Skanse, Nauth. K. Nelson. Petek. Fourth row: J. Anderson, Rssvold. Schuldt, Mauren. Slavik. C. Peterson. Bray. E. Olson. Fifth row: Forscth, Carpenter Gjcrstad C. Peterson. Floyd. M. Erickson. J. Anderson, Mclin. B. Johnson. Sixth row: Hauser, Setterholm, Garvey. Stenquist, Fredrickson. Engdahl. Skirvseth, Tibbetts. J. Johnson, Budolfson. Choristers Every day during the first period the Choristers meet in Room 31 3A. It is a group of mixed voices consisting of both boys and girls who are serving a kind of musical apprenticeship and hope someday to sing in the A Cappella Choir. They are carefully selected singers chosen by Mr. C. Wesley An- dersen. To be in the Choristers one must have an ability to sing, read notes, and must have an interest in music. The activities during the year included participation in the Christmas Concert, in the Scandinavian Music Festival, and in the Spring Concert. Bottom row: Thor, Mulkrem Knutson. Yarwood. Rosch. Hester. Klcis. Carlstrom, C. Erickson, Trask. Second row: P. Olson. Booth. Dougherty, Baker. Christoffer. L. Johnson, Chelbcrg. Keps. L. Olsen. Mr. Andersen, adviser. Third row: Dahlberg. Hrkal. Goodrich. Lochen. Hclmerick. D. Olson. Huss, Heggem. Dunn, Mangan. Fourth row: Sondrall, Runnels. J. Smith. D. Hanson, Martin. Harvath. Rcnnc-berg. J. Johanson. K. Carlson. Fifth row; Christensen. R. Olson. Giebc: R. Peterson, Boudin, P. Anderson. Otto. Reasland. Price, Bruns. C-583 MAJORETTES Lcmbccktf, Turnquist Krabbenhoft. Northway. Thorson. B. Nelson, Gustafson, Murphy. FLAG TWIRLERS Standing: Lindbcrg. Carpcntier. Norman. Holmes. Kneeling: Chr.ste. J. Olson. Pfeifer. Rhodes. Flag Twirlers and Majorettes The Roosevelt Flag Twirlers, Majorettes, and Rockettes drew state-wide attention during the State Basketball Tournament and were almost as highly praised as the team. Their colorful and bouncy performances kept all the spectators in their seats during the half-times. These and other successful performances were preceded by a lot of persistent hard work and rehearsing. The girls were directed in their various routines by Mr. A. L. Swanson. In addition to their State Tournament appearances. they were on hand at all of the football and some of the basketball games and were a fine example of the spirit of 56. Band The Roosevelt Concert and Marching Band is one of the most important organizations in our school. Under the leadership of Oren Henning the band gave concerts and performed for auditorium programs. The Marching Band presented sparkling half-time entertainment for the home football games. They were also on hand to play for several of the basketball and hockey games. The band is a necessity to our school life and we couldn't do without the music they provide for the many activities throughout the year. Orchestra The Roosevelt High School Orchestra, under the direction of Albert L. Swanson, is one of the few symphonic organizations in the state. Among the many activities for which the Orchestra performed were Homecoming, The Talent Show, the Carnival, and the allschool and senior class plays. Each year the Orchestra gives awards to the most outstanding musician, the most valuable musician, and the player who has made the most progress. Our orchestra is one of the finest in the state. [493 Band DIRECTOR: O. A. HENNING FLUTES: Acltlund. E. Anderson. C. Bodrn, Eide, Hullar. J. Johnson, Ncssum, J. Wood. L. Wood. OBOES: J. Johnson. Lund. Ohno Veith, Walker. Eb CLARINET: Solberg. Bb CLARINET: Berg Borseth, Duede. Eckland, CHendson. Gisseke. Goranson. Grebstad. Hertzer. S. Jenk.ns. N. Johnson B. Larson. C. Larson, J. Larson. L. Larson. C. Larson Opsall, Ramberg, Reed, Richardson. Rosen, Schuck. Seashore. Throndson. West n, Wheeler. Wohlford. SAXOPHONES: Hedwall, Lomar, Kennclcy. Seigh. Swanson. Wochter. Wennberg. FRENCH HORNS: Dan e son Haney. Howsand Lauer, Morgan. Spear. Walstad. Mart'. ALTO CLARINET: Becker. Golden. BASS CLARINET: Beske. Fewer. Seashore. Swenson. CONTRA BASS CLARINET: W.ttgraf. BASSOON: Bergman. Ford. B. Larson. Nielson Norton. CORNETS: Carlson. DeVilliers Granoien. Laumb. Ma tland Moe. Myhre. G. Olson. R. Olson, Perron, Rod n, Schwantcs, Swanson. Whitbeck. BARITONE: Hexom, Ncsscl. Peterson, Thomasson Jenkins. TROMBONES: Bowden. Haynes Hendrickson. Hoffstrom C. Johnson. K. Johnson. Napola Schumacher. Washburn. TUBA: Beaver, Bchrendt. Christenson, Hambl't, Kwakenat Nielson, Pollock. Roge s. PERCUSSION: Benson. Case Eden, Jacobson McGovern. Pom-mer. Stem, Thomsen. Wedman. PIANO: McCloine. HARP: Thorp, Thompson Laudenslager. STRING BASS: R. Johnson. Orchestra DIRECTOR: A. L. SWANSON FIRST VIOLINS: B’oomquist, Conda, Curtiss Ekberg. Erhard: Gardner, Luke. J. Olson. T. Olson, Paul. Urscl, Woestehoff. SECOND VIOLINS: J. Anderson, N. Carlson D. Christenson. P. Christensen. Dille, S. Carlson. Folwick. Halvorson. Herr. Hume, Hamilton. C. Johnson. Myhre, G. Peterson S. Peter-son, G. Swanson, Walling, Wahlen. VIOLA: Carter Cronin, Garaghty, Hugo, Randall, Schleeter, Kuykendall. CELLO: S. Anderson, Backlin Bonstrom. Denham. Harden. Homme. R. Johnson. Lund. Wentzel. BASS VIOL: Grobe. Hobbs. R. Johnson. Knutscn, Schwartz. Stark. Warwick. Weidcn. FLUTES: Acklund, E. Anderson, Culver Hullar, Eide. OBOE: J. Johnson, Ohno. Walker. CLARINET: Kennelcy. B. Larson. L. Larson. J. Larson, Rosen. Borseth, Wohlford. BASS CLARINET: Sheldon Fewer. BASSOON: Bergman. Ford. B. Larson Nielson. FRENCH HORN: Barker Danielson. Howson Laucr. W iscy. TRUMPETS: DeVilliers Granoicn, Wh.tbeck, G. Olson. TROMBONE: K. Johnson. Haynes Jenkins, Napola, Schumacher. TUBA: John Beaver. PERCUSSION: Edin, Case. Arling. Bergn. PIANO: Fladcland. D. Nelson. HARP: Laudenslagcr, Thorpe. 'Concert Master. (CUR Sl R. R. Blake, Footbaii Basketball: A. W. 8uckman, Golf: C. W. Courtney, Baseball, Basketball: B. R. Eggan, Skiing. Faculty Manager A. Gowans, Football. Coaches This year because of a terrific coaching staff we had an excellent record. We should be very grateful to these fellows who give their time as well as their enthusiasm to the various teams. This year we had two new coaches; Bob May, who coached football and hockey, and L. G. Swadner, who coached baseball. In the fall cross country took city championship and the football team had a 3 win. 4 loss record. The winter sports record was very good with the basketball team taking the State title for the first time in Roosevelt's history. The hockey team got into the semi-finals of the State tournament, but lost to Interna- tional Falls in a heartbreaking game with three overtimes. The final score was 3 to 2. The C class in gymnastics took second in the State and went undefeated through the city conference. The D class in gymnastics took second and the B class took fourth. Also, the swimming team was undefeated in the city. The wrestling team placed themselves in the third slot. The skiing team took second place in the city. The spring sports will be too late for publication, but we are hopeful for more championships. Baseball will have a very good chance in going a long way with 7 lettermen returning to the squad. The golf team also should be right up near the top. Top row: E. Haynes. Track: T. W. Jambeck. Swimming: R. H. May. Football. Hockey: D. E. Mielke. Football Hockey, Base ball: K. M. Peterson. Gymnastics. Bottom row: H. A. Ricmenschncider. Equipment: M. H. Skaurud Tcnn-.s: J. . u van. oo ball. Wrestling: L. G. Swadner. Baseball; O. W. yngve. Cross Country. Track. Cross Country The 1955 City Cross Country Champs upheld the fine record of previous teams. In defeating Southwest they succeeded in capturing the city title. The Thinclads remained undefeated through the entire city competition. Probably the biggest reward of the season was defeating Southwest by 28 to 30. This is the first time Southwest has been defeated in dual meet competition since 1951. The Teds placed the following seven men in the city meet: Gary Reme, John Granoien, Al Erickson, Dave Ross, Earl Dahlberg, Orv Fenstad, and Dan Denham. Mr. Yngve and Dave Ross, next year's captain elect, will have quite a job of rebuilding to do with only one returning let-terman. With lots of hard work and good spirit, however, the Teddies should be near the top again next year. •Denham, Dan •Granoien, John •Remc, Gary Lettermen Dahlberg, Earl Erickson, Allan Fenstad, Orval Koldcn, Dean Ross. Dave Zwiers. William —denotes second award Remc Presents City Trophy to Mr. Yngve Bottom row: Arvdson, Zwiers, A. Erickson, Dahlberg, Fenstad, Remc, captain. Ross, Denham, Granoien, Koldcn. Zgodava. Second row: Mr. Yngve coach, Moreus. Sandeen. T. Olson, Cockrell, Remmen, W. Larson. Rice, Mohl, Flectham Dahl, Loza, Pappas, Mgr. [55] Football The Roosevelt Teddies, led by captain, Gary Howard, fiinished the season with a three win and four loss record. After losing the first game to Central 19-6. the Teddies bounced back to defeat the North Polars 34-7 in an impressive victory. John Hrkal was named lineman of the week for his brilliant fumble-recovery which scored the first touchdown against the Polars. Our Homecoming game was as successful as the day's activities when we toppled Vocational 20-0. Dave Kahn was sitting on the bench most of the season as a result of a knee injury but still continued to kick extra points. Lee Vickers took Dave's center position and did a great job. Coach Jerry Sullivan says: the prospects for next year look very good because most of the lettermen this year were juniors. The '56 team will be headed by co-captains Ronald Eikaas and John Hrkal. The senior lettermen this year were Don L. C. Hester rips around end for a touchdown. Ron Eikaas dives for first down while Ron Johnson stands by. Bottom row: Jannsscn. 8!cgcn, L. Smith, G. lason. Hrkal. Howard, R. Johnson, Bernstrom. Frcidlund, Eikaas, Gorgos. Upman Mr. May, coach. Second row: Bokaw D. Larson, j. Pete son, Field, But er. Helseth. Hester, Baxter. Gundmunson. Collier. Bjerken. Mr. Gowans. coach. Third row: Halverson, Kahn, O'Nc I, Vickers. D. Johnson. Schiolberg. Olin. Gailager. Cooper Reiter, Snater. W. Johnson. Mr. Sullivan, coach. Fourth row: Steiner, Lcppa. K. Erickson. Nash, Seashore, Noble. Engfer, David. Pollard. J. Hanson. Bell, Conigmaro, Rauhauser. C 56] Johnson, Jim Scholberg, Gary Olin, Gary Howard, Tom Snater, Lee Vickers, and Darrell Freidland. Wins and Losses ROOSEVELT ...6 CENTRAL 18 ROOSEVELT 34 NORTH ... 7 ROOSEVELT .. 20 VOCATIONAL ... 0 ROOSEVELT . 7 SOUTH .. .13 ROOSEVELT 28 WEST . 0 ROOSEVELT. .. . 14 EDISON 24 ROOSEVELT ... 0 HENRY 20 Eikaas, Ronald Hester, L. C. Howard, Gary Hrkal, John Baxter, Terry Bernstrom, Robert Blegen, Oscar Butler, Gerald Collier, Gregory David. Ronald Engfer, John Freidland, Darrell Second Awards Johnson, Donald Johnson, Ronald Kahn, David Larson, Douglas First Awards Gallagher, Henry Gorgos, Paul Hclseth, Larry Jannssen, George Larson, Gregory Nash, Douglas Noble, Jerry Olin, Gary Scholberg, James Snater, Tom O'Neill. Brian Peterson, Jerry Pollard, John Reiter, Thomas Seashore, Gordon Smith, Lanny Vickers, Lee MANAGERS Brokaw, Rusty Halverson, Gary Terry Baxter sweeps around end as John Hrkal leads interference. L. C. Hester goes for another touchdown. B Squad Football Bottom row: Mr. Mielkc. coach. Schwantes, Godin, Homme. Swenson. Ostrum. Gillian. Bridge. Stand ng. Kcrsten. Weillc Bergstrom. Elwood. Christophcrson, Thomosson. Second row: Mr. Blake, coach, Haynes. Ringrosc. Smith. Olson. Cailson. Jen sen. Frye, Hastings, Hanson, Rodin. Needham, Olafson, Schluck. P. Johnson. Eng. Third row: Wmje, Shanahan. Eckert. Puppc, He sc. Schreiner Hedwall. Wohlford Reynolds, Snobeck. Swanson, Rickit, Gladh II, Severson, Carter Vogcn. £57] Basketball The season started out slowly with the first game against Central who was defeated by the decisive score of 7 I -44. Then the team started to roll, gaining one victory after another until one night they met Washburn and lost by one point. This was all the Teddies needed to start playing good basketball. They ended in the city conference in first place. In the District Tournament Roosevelt defeated West and North and in the finals met Washburn. Remembering their defeat earlier in the season the cagers drubbed the Millers with the score ending 91-50. Next came the Region 5 Tournament with Roosevelt against Willmar. Some people said whoever won this game would probably go all the way in the state. The Teddies squeezed by Willmar beating them by three points. The following night the Rough Riders breezed by St. Louis Park and then for the first time in Roosevelt's history got into the State Basketball Tournament. The Roosevelt team left Wednesday from school to go to the Curtis Hotel where all the Time Out Freund Jumps for Rebound Bottom row: D. Hanson Nordland. Meklethun. ScHjolberrj, Snater Baxter. Exel, R. Olson. Second row: Mr. Blake, coach: Freund Butler. Peterson, Tollefsbol, Hciseth Nestande. Tuttle Mr. Courtney, coach. Third row: Riley, K. Johnson Cronin, G. Larson. Seashore. J. Smith. Nash. Krinhop. mi basketball teams in the State Tournament were staying. Their first game in the State Tournament was against the Aurora Blackhawks who lost by a score of 79-63. The next evening they were scheduled against New Prague who had the most talked about boy in the Tournament in the person of Ron Johnson. Roosevelt did a beautiful job in keeping his points down and won by 17 points. The following evening Blue Earth was their opponent and now the Teddies had reached their peak. It started out to be an exciting game, but Roosevelt’s ability and strength started to pay off and they kept playing good ball until the score at the final gun was 101-54. They set three records that night—the national record which was originally 97 points, the three game record with 250 points and the individual game record which was originally 91 points. At the end of the State Tournament they chose the All State Team. First to go from Roosevelt was Larry Exel, then Jerry Butler followed by Pete Nestande. The Roosevelt team has been picked by many to be the top team in the nation. Exel Getting by Henry Guard Exel Shooting While Hanson Look On Bottom row: Idstrom, Kupcho, Bcrg'und. Swenson Leppa. Needham. Rodin Gillian. Fransen. Kupcho. Second row: Berg. Weikle. Goodkman, Wolander. Forinosh. Godin. J. Hanson, Ross. Rauhauser, Odegaard. Kupka, Mr. B ake, coach. n 593 Beth Fladeland Our Roosevelt Trophy Care Scores 1955 1956 ROOSEVELT 71 CENTRAL . 44 ROOSEVELT ...65 NORTH 56 ROOSEVELT 73 WEST 48 ROOSEVELT 65 MARSHALL 45 ROOSEVELT .. 63 SOUTHWEST . .39 ROOSEVELT 62 WASHBURN . .63 ROOSEVELT ...58 VOCATIONAL ..39 ROOSEVELT .. 76 SOUTH .54 ROOSEVELT 69 EDISON . .56 ROOSEVELT 73 HENRY . 49 Twin-City Score ROOSEVELT . .74 WILSON (St. Paul) . 54 District 17 Scores ROOSEVELT........75 WEST..............56 ROOSEVELT........68 NORTH ............60 ROOSEVELT ... 91 WASHBURN..........50 Region 5 Scores ROOSEVELT . 63 WILLMAR 60 ROOSEVELT ... 83 ST. LOUIS PARK ...60 State Tournament Scores ROOSEVELT ... 79 AURORA .... 63 ROOSEVELT. ... 70 NEW PRAGUE 53 ROOSEVELT ..101 BLUE EARTH .......54 Lettermen—1956 Butler, Jerry Freund. Bob Helseth. Larry ‘Nestande, Pete Peteron, Jer:y Snater, Tom ••Exel, Larry Hanson, Dick Miklethun, John Nordland, Tom Schjolberg, Jim Tuttle, Bob STUDENT MANAGERS Krinhop. Gary ‘Riley. Mike •—second letter —third letter Triumph Prevails as Roosevelt Captures State Title. Courtesy Minneapolis Sunday Tribune C603 Wresting Left to right, Botton row; H ggins. Swanson, Solie, Rotaczak, Carrow Born, Loza Sandeen. Middle row: Blegen Bcrnstrom. David, Hyde, Davis. S. Nelson. Eikaas. Back row: Janssen, Eckert, Cragg, Pollard. Pappas, H. Peterson. Cook, Conigliaro. Wrestling This year’s grapplers had a fine season as they finished third in the city competition. The squad was predominantly composed of juniors and sophomores. There were only five seniors who received their letters. Ron Solie, one of these seniors, was the oniy boy to receive a city championship medal. Ron is receiving his third letter and has continually been a dark spot to the opposition. Gymnastics The Gymnasts continued on the Teddies' winning trail. The C class was undefeated in competition throughout the entire year. The leading men were Ken Jonson and Mike Keller. ' B class was aiso successful with' Richard Roth the outstanding man. Jerry Thomas led a strong ’D'' class to a fine season. The prospects for next year are very fine according to Mr. Ken Peterson, coach. Gymnastics Left to right, Front row: Pulkrabek, Schwartz, R. Carlson. Hubner, Fitzgerald. Middle row: Mangrum, Roth, Fitz. Lein, Griepp. Trygge-seth. Cockrell. Keller, Webster. Dahlberg. Gallagher. K. Johnson, ack row: MacDonald, Reme. W. Larson. Ganske. McDowell, Gorg. Pafka, Keonon, Morns. J. Thomas. Zwiers, Andor, J. Chnstopherson. R. Anderson, Walsh, Downing. Brokaw. C6ID Doug Larson Shoots. Gangloff, Scrsland, Bergstrom prevent score. Hockey This year's hockey team did a tremendous job. 1941 was the last time that the Roosevelt hockey team took a championship. This year the team took City, Region V, and ended up in the semi finals in the State Tournament. The 55-56 hockey squad came under the direction of Bob May, Ail-American from North Dakota State University. Mr. May coached the state champs at Grand Forks. North Dakota for two years, then went to Wayzata, then finally coming to Roosevelt. During Christmas vacation the squad took a trip North to play Warroad and Roseau. After a 500 mile trip by bus the team was defeated by Warroad 6 to I, but they came back to defeat Roseau 2 to I. The two most exciting games of the season were with Henry. The first was played to a I-I tie. In the second game the Teddies beat them 2-0 on two goals by Bart Larson, to clinch the City title. A very interesting thing about this year's team is that they came from behind 5 times to beat their opponents. The outlook for next year looks good. Coach May is very happy to have some returning lettermen. and the prospects from the B squad are going to make a top rate team for next year. Left to Right. Front row: D. Larson. Olin, Schluck. Gangloff. B. Larson. Roar.. Back row: Mr. May, coach. Ko'den, Bergstrom. Reiter. 8ierken. R. Johnson. Hrlcal. Scrsland. B. Carlson. Haberkorn. Stenquist, manager: Mr. Mielke. coach. HOCKEY SCORES Roosevelt City Conference I I Marshall . Roosevelt. 5 Central . 0 Roosevelt. 8 Vocational 0 9 West . 0 1 Roosevelt 1 Henry Roosevelt 2 Southwest 1 Roosevelt. . 10 North 0 1 Roosevelt 2 Washburn Roosevelt. 3 South 2 Play-off Roosevelt. . 2 Henry 0 Twin City Game Roosevelt. 1 St. Paul Johnson 2 State Tournament Roosevelt. 4 St. Paul Washington 0 Roosevelt. . . .... 2 International Falls 3 Roosevelt. 1 Eveleth 4 Non-Conference Games Roosevelt ... 2 Edina 1 Roosevelt. . . . .... 3 Edina 7 Roosevelt 1 Warroad 6 Roosevelt. 2 Roseau 1 Roosevelt. . 4 St. Louis Park . 3 Bart Larson, Co-Captain ••Gary Olin, Co-Captain Mike Roan •Roger Anderson •Bob Carlson Hockey Lettermen •Jerry Gangloff •Ron Haberkorn •John Hrkal •Ron Johnson •Dean Kolden •Doug Larson Jerry Bergstrom Bud Bjerken Jim Mulleady Tom Reiter Jim Schluck Dave Setterholm Harold Sersland Emery Stcnquist, Manager Bart Larson Eludes Defenseman. 'denotes third letter 'denotes second letter Score? Left to Right, Bottom row: H'ndcrt. [ngstrom. Hastings. Scudder. Pollock. Hanson. Elwood Anderson Olson. Back row: Mr. Ml.: kc coach; Pickit. Madvig. Carter. Olafson, Buhrt, P. Johnson. M. Johnson. B. Johnson, Setterholm. Ramswick. Track The Ted Tracksters completed a very successful season last year. They did very well in city meets and state competition. One of the most outstanding records was turned in by Jack Frederickson. Jack broke the state pole vault record with a I2'-2i 2, vault. This however was not quite high enough for the state title. Tom Kolesar, one of this year's co-captains, tied the school record in the 100-yard; dash. His time was 10:3. This time was good enough for a city championship in this event. Tom also took second place in the low hurdles in the city. The team lost seven men last year, but Mr. Yngve says he will have many replacements. Among these are Tom Flakne and Bob San-deen in the 440; Orval Fenstad and Gary Reme in the Mile; and L. C. Hester in the sprints and broad jump. 1955 Lettermen ••Harold Tuset Gay Strobcrgcr •Jim Christopherson Dave Trumble •Floyd Folven Jon Wittgraf •Jack Frederickson Peter Cronen •Earl Johnson Ron Eikaas •Jerry Shetler John Granoien “Second award “Third award Bob Hagen L. C. Hester Tom Kolesar John Miklethun Gary Reme Bob Sandcen Runners to Your Mark Flakne. Collier, Granoien. Hester. Ken Johnson Throws the Discus. Track Left to Right. Bottom row: Flakne. Eng, Sandcen. Dahlberg, Eikaas. Granoien. Kolesar. Hester, Reme. Fenstad. Zgodava, S. Nelson. Middle row: Becker. Remmen, Moreus, Blegen Noble. P. Olsen, Meyers. Cockrell. McDowell L. Smith. Erickson. Shilson Arvidson. Back row: Mr. Yngve. coach: Pappas, manager: Seashore. Snater, Smithson, Wittgraf. G. Larson. Cronen. K. Johnson. Strobcrgcr. J. Peterson. Helseth. Elliot. Ross. W. Larson ColPer. Kolden. Mr. Haynes, coach. C64 3 B Squad Track Left to Right, Bottom row: H. Swenson, R. Swenson, J. Sorenson G. Hanson Brutlog. Christopherson, Budolphson, Stenquist, Hmdert. Second row: F. Anderson Conigliers, Teffany, Leppa, Dahl, Rodgers. Kuppka, Ncston, J. Johnson T. Olson, R. Anderson, Idstrom, Me-Cullun. Kingsberg. Rack row; Pappas. Godin, Keenan. Christenson. Rauhauser Ross. Pierson, Rmgrose. Heise, Bymark, D. Anderson K. Erickson, Mr. Haynes. Tennis Story The 1955 Tennis Team, with five returning lettermen had a very successful season. Most of the matches were very close. The highlight of the season was our very close loss to Washburn, who was picked as the outstanding team. Ray Radosevich and Don Hen- drickson were the two superior singles players in the city. Don lost only one match and Ray lost two. The 1956 team looks great and has been winning many close matches. Lettermen 1955 •Donald Hendrickson Mike Roan Gordon Hullar •Ray Radosevich David Setterholm Robert Forstrom •Denotes second award ■ ° ,n Easting Tennis Bottom row: Setterholm. Roan. Radosevich. Wasbotten. Homme D. Nelson. Kline. Nitardy. Second Row: Mr. Skaurud, coach: Talle. Guttermuth, D. Peterson. Montroy. Billings. Ohno, Coppin. Beaver. C65U Swimming The Teddy splashers completed their season retaining the city championship. This was the fifth city title in the last seven tries. They also tied for sixth place in the state with St. Paul Wilson. The Swimming team has a terrific record. They have won the last 27 meets in succession and 66 out of the last 68. Jim Diede turned in one of the most outstanding performances. He swam the 200 yard free style. Ever since Jim was a sophomore he has been a threat to other teams. Other seniors deserving recognition are Ron Swartz, Larry Lien, Bob Nelson, Neal Johnson, Charles Johnson, Lloyd Christenson, and Fritz Simenson. All of these boys helped to bring the city championship trophy back to Roosevelt. ••James Diede ••Charles Johnson ••Neal Johnson ••Ron Schwartz •Lary Lien •Second award 1956 Lettermen •Gary Haynes •Paul Gorgos •Bob Nelson Cyrus Field Bob Hoyle •‘Third award Jim Stuart Ron Anderson Peter Carlson John Jambeck Stuart lunges ahead to victory. Diede gets set. Lett to Right. Front row: Jambeck, Bodin. Schreiner, Anderson. D. Johnson. Schuck P. Carlson. Bjornstad. Middle row: Field. Kahn, Stuart. Hoyle. Gorgos. Haynes. Back row: Simonson. Schwartz, Christianson. C. Johnson. Mr. Jambeck, coach: Lien, N. Johnson. Diede. R. Nelson. 16 1 Golf Last year the golf team placed themselves in a respectable second place in city play. Easily winning the first two matches against Marshall and West the linksmen lost a close decision match to Edison by the score of 10-91 2. They came back, however, to win six games in a row only to lose the final game of the season to Washburn with the score ending I2i 2-8, 2. The most thrilling game was a 12 2-1 I win over North who was picked by pre-season observers as the top school in the conference. In the course of the season Roosevelt played two non-conference matches against Robbinsdale and won both of them handily. This year's prospects look very good with one letterman returning and several good sophomore golfers. The 1956 team will be captained by Dick Petersen. 1955 Lcttcrmcn Haglind, Norman Kielty. Dick Petersen, Dick Huber. Bob Pearson, Doug ‘Seagren, Ron ‘Second letter R. Petersen tees off while Nordland watches. Doming putts while Houdc and D. Petersen look on. Bottom row: Nordland, Houde. D. Petersen. R. Petersen, Dcming. Lindquist. Eckert. Mr. Buckman coach. Back row: Falcs, Harris. Froysa. Wohlford. Sampson. G. Peterson. C67D A Baseball Baseball The baseball team finished second in the Southern division last year, after losing to South and twice to Washburn. Wilson was the leading hitter for the second consecutive year. One outstanding man was Ron Jelmo. He pitched a no hit, no run game for 6 2 innings against Southwest after he relieved with two men out in the first inning. Last year's team started out with eight lettermen headed by co-captains Jim Nor-wick and Jim Hastings. This year's team will have seven returning lettermen, with the two co-captains. Bart Larson and Larry Exel, cocaptains for this year, will be three-year lettermen when this season ends. The final decision for the Southern division championship was not decided until the final game with Washburn, which Roosevelt lost. 3-0. This year promises to be very interesting. The team should do equally well or even better than last year. The pitching staff should be much improved with a year's experience behind them; the hitting should also show marked improvement. Olin tags out runner. D. Larson throws to Exel while D. Johnson slides. Left to Right, Bottom row: Mr Mr. Courtney, coach. Second -ft ass,stant coach; Kahn, D. Johnson, D. Larson, R. Johnson. B. Larson, 8. Nestandc. Exel. Olm. manager; Engfcr, R. Anderson R,‘ Plson Nash' Callahan. Bergstrom, Hrkal, Gallagher, Reiter, Vickers. Back row: Meyer, erson. K.eely. Butler. J. Carlson. B«ke I U r,.d C68] 1955 Baseball Scores Roosevelt...........18 Central ... .......... 8 Roosevelt........... 7 South ................ 9 Roosevelt........... 4 Southwest . . .... 2 Roosevelt............3 Washburn ......... 12 Roosevelt... 4 Central............... 3 Roosevelt...........10 South ..... . . 4 Roosevelt...... .8 Southwest .............I Roosevelt............0 Washburn.............. 3 1955 Baseball Lettermen Jim Hastings ••Jim Norwick •Robert Anderson •Larry Exel •Ronald Jelmo •Bart Larson •Clark Messman •Willie Wilson John Bergstrom David Deach Denotes third letter 'Denotes second letter Ronald Johnson Doug Larson Bruce Ncstandc Peter Nestande Gary Olin Phil Taylor Batting Practice B. Nestande. D. Larson. Exel. B. Lorson. B. Nestande hits and Vickers goes after it while the runner slides. B Squad Baseball Left to Right, Front row: Mr. Swadner. coach: R. Anderson, Needham, Neuman, Leighton, S. Sorenson, D. Swenson. Bjerken Honson. Goodman, Buhrt, Fornash. Ramswick, Standing. Rodin. Back row: E. Olson. Wmje, Gillian, Runnels Kattkc. Hupcho Miiler, Wenborg, R. Jensen, Sandberg, Kupcho, Sandrall. Huss. Slade, Hastings. M. Johnson. Spea . c Skiing Left to Right, Bottom row: Mr. Eggan. coach; Levoir, Weston. Herbig. R. Levoir. Matias, Moe, Griepp. Back row: K. Swanson. Anfin-son. Wenborg, G. Christensen D. Anderson. Steen. Coppin. Skiing Skiing is becoming more and more popular every year. This year's team finished second in the city and sixth in the state. Two of the outstanding performers in the city meet were Emmett Botten and Arden Griepp. Griepp finished third in Cross Country and Botten fourth in Slalom. Next year's captains. Dick Steen and Doug Wenborg, will have a big job of rebuilding, but both boys along with Mr. Eggan are quite confident. Equipment Managers The managers are responsible for caring for the many thousands of dollars worth of sports equipment. They are on the job almost the year around, starting with football in the fall and ending with Track and Baseball in the spring. The equipment must be in tiptop shape. This job also requires skill and knowhow . These boys are rewarded with an athletic letter for their efforts. The managers are under the supervision of Mr. Riemenschneider. Managers Left to Right: Visger. J. Larson. Mr. Riemenschneider. adviser: Emme. Holmgren. G. Drabant (not shown). no: Bottom row: Bergland. Wood. Jensen Ackland. Top row: Strand, Fladeland. Kovaeik. Vogt. Sharrow. Bottom row: Mills, J. Olson, Huisman. Top row: Fladelond. DcGregotrc, Fitzgerald, C. Hanson. Girls' Sports The Girls’ gym classes consist of team sports, individual sports, modern dance, folk dancing, and a co-rec class for seniors only. The girls' gym classes are taught by Miss Rae Wilbur and Miss Shirley Price. During the second semester of their junior year, girls are trained to become leaders. As the gym teachers assistants they keep the attendance records, take care of the equip- ment and help the gym teachers with the classes. The leaders referee for intramural tournaments in basketball and volleyball. Tournaments in volleyball, basketball, badminton, tennis, and ping pong are held after school for any girl or team of girls interested in competing. The seniors all agree that the co-rec class is the most fun of all. The boys and girls participate together in baseball and volleyball tournaments, square and folk dancing. Girls’ Leaders Bottom row; Bolster. M. Johnson. Hill, Huisman Bergland. J. Hansen, Weldele. Brinkman. Second row: J. Olson. Zimmer, Clinton, S. Anderson, Fitzgeraid. Wallin. Third row; Bergland, Kyllo, Ness, Hughes. Vagasky. Strand F adeland. [71 3 Loretta Wood returning the bird. Girls' Sports This year has been one of the most active as far as girls' sports are concerned. Several new teams were organized which took part in city competition. The swimming team, one of the newly organized teams, ended the season with a record of six wins and one tie. Roosevelt was host to the Eastern Division of the city co-rec badminton tournament. Three doubles teams—Joyce Huisman and Dave Nelson, Beth Fladeland and Ray Rado-sevich, and Karen Brinkman and Pete Hag-man—took part. In the final competition Beth and Ray were runners-up. An intramural badminton tournament was played to determine what girls would make up the badminton team. The girls' badminton team had a record of one win and three ties. With the coming of spring, a golf and a tennis team were organized. Prospects looked very good for the tennis team, led by last year's city individual champion. Beth Fladeland. Rae Wilbur was the coach for the badminton and golf teams. The tennis and swimming teams were coached by Shirley Price. The girls who participated in sports this year thoroughly enjoyed competing with other schools. Girls Swimming Squad Bottom row: Helseth. Bonin, Helms. Sm th A. Karlstrom. Second row: Weldele. Strand. Nordos, Driver, Clinton, Franzcn McKenzie. Third row; McMillan, Fladeland. Jensen, K. young, J. Lindbcrg, Felber, Dunn. C72] Girls' Sports One of the most interesting of the gym classes is modem dance. Here the girls develop poise and grace through dancing exercises. This year a few of the more advanced girls were chosen to act the parts of the animals in the all-school play, Noah. Another dancing class, folk dancing, is also lots of fun. In the individual gym classes the girls are taught the fundamentals in various sports such as badminton, bowling, tennis, ping-pong, golf, shuffleboard, and deck tennis. The trampoline is one of the most popular pieces of equipment in the gym. The girls are very anxious to learn new stunts on the trampoline. The girls who take team sports play volleyball, basketball, baseball, and other sports as a team. The sophomore gym classes are a combination of the other classes. A co-rec class is offered to senior boys and girls. Training to become a girls’ leader is offered in the first semester of the junior year. Each of the various gym classes is a one semester course, enabling every girl to get a wide background in physical education. Modern Dance Technique Front: Stevens. L. Larson. Patterson. Back: Eckbert. Runners-up Ray Radosevich and Beth Flandeland. Sharron Stevens exercises. [733 KING BARNEY QUEEN MARION HOMECOMING Attendants MARILYN MATTSON BERYL MATSON PAT WALLING MARY ERSKINE JIM DIEDE BART LARSON BOB FREUND HAROLD SERSLAND E76] The Royal Court Homecoming September 30th was not just an ordinary day—it was Homecomins! The traditional flag raising before school opened the festivities of the day and already the air was tense with excitement. Last minute preparations were made for the auditorium program and then the big moment arrived. The processional started and two by two the attendants came down the aisle and last of all our king and queen— Henry Aim and Marion Larsen! Screams and applause showed the approval of the audience. The auditorium program was one of the best we have ever had for homecoming at Roosevelt. It was full of talent with both students and alumni participating in it. Our slogan this year was Jolt the Volts! and that is exactly what we did—20-0. The game was dedicated to the king and queen and their attendants. Flag raising ceremonies C 77] Bermudas and Knee Hi s Vogt. Billmgt. Blazers and Plaid Shirts Sager. Madson. J. Olson. Fads Bermuda shorts and blazers, at first fads, now have become popular fashions. Bermudas are worn with or without knee hi ‘s’ ’ by girls and boys alike. Blazers are worn with slacks for the casual look or with skirts for school wear. Matching plaid blazers are sported by some couples. Each year many new styles arise in the shoe line. This year saddle shoes, worn with thick anklets, were especially popular. Jewelry also gives rise to new fads each year. Especially popular this year were dangling bracelets composed of several bands. Crazy hats of all colors, sizes, shapes, and descriptions popped out during the state tournament. Red and white golf hats were worn by all members of the basketball team. Fads are here today and gone tomorrow. Yet there are always new ones to take their place and make life more amusing. Bracelets, Cuff Links, and Pop-it-Pearls Thfondson, Cloyton, Hill. Whose Socks n' Saddles? C79J Noah Noah, an all-school play, presented on April 5th and 6th was somethins new and special to Roosevelt. It was the first play in which sophomores and juniors, as well as seniors were welcome to try out for parts. The lavish production was written by Andre Obey and directed by A. Pauline Sandboe. A great deal of co-operation was needed to make Noah a success. The art students contributed by making the animal costumes. Members of the modern dance class portrayed the animals. Lighting and sound effects were handled by the stage crew. The Noah and Family Front row: Walsh Nordos Hawkins. Ford. Arling. Back row: Eden, Kruger. J. Carlson. A Scene from Noah” Bonin, Hawkins. Rockettes danced as sun fairies and the musical background was credited to the choir and orchestra. Cast Directed by A. Pauline Sandboe Student Coach: Katherine McMillin Assistant to director: Bill Eden THURSDAY CHARACTER FRIDAY Jim Hawkins Noah Jim Hawkins Bernadette Bonin Mama Edith Ford Alex Olivera Japhet Alex Olivera Mary Patterson Sella Kathleen Walsh Ken Johnson Shem Dan Kruger Carolyn Jones Ada Heather Arling Jerry Carlson Ham Jerry Carlson Kathleen McGovern Norma Lorraine Nordos Bill Eden Hunter Bill Eden ANIMALS Lion Sharron Stevens Dancers: Rockettes Wolf Edith Edin and Modern Dance Lamb Arline Pauline Classes. Elephant Donis Elliot Tiger Judy Aamodt Bear Nclpha Buss Cow Janet Westby Monkev Inxn tlntinrn THE CAST Front row: K. Olson, Ekberg. L. Larson. Goronson Paulson, Edin, Aamodt. Back row: Olivera. K. Johnson, J. Carlson, Hawkins. Bonin, McGovern, Patterson. C. Jones. Cheerleaders 1955-56 Cheerleaders Top Left: Pottsmith, Fladeland, Felien, Matson. Top Right: R. Carlson. Ruona. R. Johnson, Lundquist. This year for the first time a trophy was awarded to the cheerleaders of one of the teams participating in the state basketball tournament. We can be very proud of our fine cheerleading squad who won the trophy, awarded by the St. Paul Dispatch, on the basis of sportsmanship, pep, enthusiasm, and friendliness. The 1955-56 cheerleading squad consisted of Gail Lundquist, Beryl Matson, Carol Ruona, Beth Fladeland, Dick Johnson, Eddie Felien, Dick Carlson, and Dick Pottsmith. The cheerleaders chosen to take their place in the '56-57 season are Mary Lucy, Debbie Christensen, Rosann Case, Judy Adler, Carl Jackson, Steve Nelson, Dave Ekholdt, Mike Keller, and Rusty Brokaw. V-l-C-T-O-R-Y is any cheerleader's favorite cry; and this year it was especially popular with the Roosevelt eight as they followed their teams to victory. The squad kept busy by leading cheers at football, hockey, and basketball games. They planned and took part in clever pepfests before many games. They thought up new cheers and songs and devised new ways to do old cheers. Miss Leoni was the new adviser of the cheerleaders. Wc Gotta Win! Matson, Felien. Tournament Enthusiasm (Roosevelt 63, Willmar 60) Left to right: R. Johnson. Matson, R. Carlson, Ruona, Lundqust, Fladeland. Felien. Celebrities of The Day Patti Page. Bill Zwiers. King Candidates R. Hanson, Fenstad. Zwiers. Howard. D. Thompson. Winter Sports Day At one o'clock on the afternoon of Friday, January 13, the dismissal bell rang and the students of Roosevelt High rushed outdoors to start the festivities of Winter Sports Day. A parade assembled outside of school and proceeded to Sibley Field where it formed a grand march. Games, dancing, and the selection of a king and queen of teachers followed. Then the clock rolled around to the tense moment—crowning time. Miss Patti Page, radio and television star, was on hand to do the honors. Miss Page looked over the five candidates—Bill Zwiers, Dick Hanson, Orval Fenstad, Gary Howard, and Dan Thompson. Excitement mounted; then Bill Zwiers was crowned King of the 1956 Winter Sports Day. A hockey game between the alumni and our hockey team followed. Our present team showed its championship form by downing the alumni squad. The crowd broke up and departed for our 5:00 p.m. basketball game at Williams Arena. The Teddies emerged victorious over Southwest, 65-39. There was just enough time to dash home and get ready for the dance. The Winter Sports day dance was a fitting climax to a very successful day. Patti Page Crowns King Bill Patti Page, Zwiers. R. Hanson. Grand March Carnival Step up folks! Step right up! One dime enables you to pass through the Chamber of Chills. Yes, this was a familiar cry at the Roosevelt carnival. Friday night. March 9. Students and faculty planned the carnival as a benefit for an ailing member of the faculty, Mr. Vogtsberger. Our gala decorated school was full of balloons. crepe paper, decorative signs, and attractive booths. Fun was had by all at the Cake Walk, Variety shows, Auditorium program, and dance. There were fish ponds, comic book stands, a country store, and many booths offering games of chance. Fortunes were told and members of the art class sketched pictures. One of the hits of the evening proved to be O'Halrons Gartersnapper Review which was attended by capacity crowds at each performance. The delightful aroma of popcorn floated through the halls, Coffee, cookies, pop, and ice cream were also sold. Root beer was served in the Beer Gardens. Students, faculty, janitors, and the luncheon cooks pitched in to help. This total cooperation and school spirit made the carnival a huge success. Sidewalk Artist B. Olson. Legs? Wittgraf. Fenstad. Carnival Pantomimists Dean. Norman, Kay. Caged in! J. Smith. L. Smith, Roth. Most Talkative and Wittiest Nancy Hyde. Jim Nelson. Pat DeVries. Dick Pottsmith. Prettiest Hair Pat Gaffney. Sandy Pennington. Best Physique and Figure Dean Tryggeseth. Diane Shelley. Top Another year has come and gone, and to many of us this year it means something extra special. Graduation, of course! The seniors are at once both glad and sad because of this milestone in their lives. They look forward anxiously to the fun of being on their own, yet they hate to leave Roosevelt and all the wonderful friends they have made here. Prettiest Eyes and Cutest Smile Doreen Johnson. Barney Aim. Mary E'skinc, Bob Freund. Peppiest Beryl Matson. Dick Johnson. C84] Most Athletic Beth Fladeland, Larry Exel. Shyest and Biggest Flirt Barb Brown. Bill Zwicrs, Marie Mulltcrn, Chuck Capron. Teds Truly, the class of 56 has been a great bunch of kids, and as usual, when the time came to vote for a particular person to represent a Top Ted. the decision was a difficult one. There were so many who would have qualified for any one of the titles. Still, we feel that the final choices were well chosen to represent the spirit of '56. Contributed Most Muriel Bunch. Gary Olin. Most Likely to Succeed Ray Radoscvich, Judy Mona. Best All Around and Friendliest Jim Diede, Pat Walling Orval Fenstad, Marion Larsen. C85] naatmzzsxm Rockettcs Schlcppegrell. H0|$chCfi Lillimoe. Goranson. The Band Cheers the Team on McMannus. Ford, Christensen. Murphy. Case. B. Thompson. V. Nelson. Kawell. Victory Skit R. Johnson, Olin. B. Larson. Mr. Jambeck, Matson. Exel. Freund, Diedc. Memories We'll have these moments to remember . . Remember when the Quar-Teds sang that song during the homecoming program? Many things have happened since then that we'll never forget. Weren't we proud, for instance, when two of our athletic teams, hockey and basketball, went to the State Tournaments, especially since it was the first time Roosevelt had ever gone to either one. Our band and the Rockettes were never better and our cheerleaders won the first trophy ever given for cheerleading at the tournament. V for Victory Moments to Remember Qu«f-Tcd$: Untinen. Barsness. Rci . Lichtenbergcr. Surely, the seniors will never forget their Centennial” senior class party when everyone came as a pioneer or Indian. Nor will they forget their Senior banquet, Stairway to the Stars. Of course no one will forget our Spring Dance and our sweet queen Gail Lundquist. Remember, too, singing around the Christmas tree, the Carnival that everyone worked so hard on, the sophomore and junior parties, and all the other exciting activities that made 1956 the grand year it was. Christmas Caroling Teachers Ride in Style Senior Class Party—Minnesota 1856 Capron, Lmdberg. Jrs.' Blarney Bop Hrlsal, Gallagher. To the Class of '56 The Spirit of ’56. How true these words will seem when, years from now, we graduating seniors will think about our school days’ at Roosevelt High. Everything seemed especially wonderful this year, maybe because we knew it was our last year together. No one will ever forget . . . the spirit and fun at all the games, the scramble for tickets in order to get to the State tournament, the senior party when everyone came in costumes showing the 1856 styles, the banquet at the Skyroom, Fitting Caps and Gowns Marlys Lund, Fritz Simonscn. and, last but not least, the cramming for the tests. Yes, everything was wonderful, and we can't help but thank our capable officers and advisers for the part they played in this, our senior year. Now that our three years together are over, we are going out to face the world. We will be on our own, and will soon find out what these last years have taught us, but nothing shall be impossible if we only remember and keep the spirit and determination we had in ’56. Foreign Exchange Students Eric Gutcrmuth, Martha Verdcjo. [W] Square Dancing 1856 Centennial Theme Using the 100th birthday of Minneapolis as its theme, the senior class party was entitled, Minneapolis 1856. On February 21, 1956, at 7:00 p.m., the seniors began to arrive. As the girls came in. everyone looked twice for Indians were soon roaming the floor, and a few sleepy girls were in their nightgowns and caps; however, the majority of the girls were in sunbonnets. full skirts .and pantaloons. The boys were dressed in old jeans, plaid shirts, and Confederate uniforms. A few of them even sported beards, home grown. One of the highlights of the evening was the square dancing, led by a professional caller. Next came the grand march, at the end of which everyone was treated to a delicious box lunch. Social dancing followed, and as the party came to an end, everyone agreed that it had been a great success. Hot Rod 1856 Mul'cady, Osien, Wittgraf Centennial Costumes Higgins Jacobson. Sandey Gjcrstad. C9I □ Sitting: Miss Heath. Mona. Haberkorn. Diede. Hyde. Bursch. Winick. Miss Farseth. Standing: Fautch. Thorson. D. Nelson. Welihausen, K. Johnson. B. Larson. Schumacher. Smithson. N. Johnson. Myhre. I- Smith. Rauhauser. Senior Executive Board The Senior Executive Board, consisting of the class officers and one representative from each senior homeroom, has been responsible for the success of many senior activities this year. Their capable adviser was Miss Heath assisted by Miss Farseth. Along with the P.T.S.A. they were in charge of the class party. One of their most important functions was the senior banquet. They also worked on other activities connected with graduation. Senior Banquet Dayton's Skyroom, a starlit view, and sparkling decorations lent a beautiful atmosphere for the theme of the Senior Banquet, Stairway to the Stars. Ron Haberkorn. acting as master of ceremonies. introduced speakers John Werket, a speed-skater in the 1956 Olympics, Mr. Wells, principal, and Jim Diede. our class president. April 12 will be a day in our senior year that will always be remembered. Presentation of Teddy to Junior Class L. C. Hester. Jim Diede. I '.921 JUDITH B. AAMOT: Treasurerof Latin Club. Spanish Club, Teachers of Tomorrow. JIM M. AANESTAD. DIANE SANDRA ABRAHAM: Marching Band, Silver Tri, Spanish Club. CAROL J. ACKLAND: Concert Band. Marching Band. Latin Club. Debate Club, Hi-C. JOAN ALDRICH: Silver Tri. Sr. Honor Society, Sportsmen's Club. GEORGE ALLISON. HENRY B. ALM: Board of Governors, Norse Club, Homecoming King. ALLAN PETER ALNES: Hi-Y, Science Club, Executive Board. CLAYTON DALE ANDERS: F.F.A. BRUCE E. ANDERSON: Norse Club. DOUGLAS ALLAN ANDERSON: Student Council, Stage Crew. ELAINE MARILYN ANDERSON: Concert Band. Marching Band, Secretary of Orchestra. Blue Tri. President of Latin Club, Science Club, Sr. Honor Society. Hi-C. JAMES PHILLIP ANDERSON: F.F.A. JANICE M. ANDERSON: Choristers, Latin Club. Science Club. JANICE MARIE ANDERSON: Marching Band, Blue Tri, Silver Tri. KAREN LOU ANDERSON: A Capella Choir. Girls Choir, Secretary of F.H.A., Silver Tri, Swedish Club, Hi-C. Sportsmen s Club. PAUL RAYMOND ANDERSON: Choristers. Hi-C. ROBERT RAYMOND ANDERSON: Audio Visual. Sportsmen's Club. ROGER A. ANDERSON: Hockey 54. 55. 56. ROGER A. ANDERSON: Vice-President of German Club. Science Club, Sr. Honor Society. Teachers of Tomorrow. SONDRA JEANNE ANDERSON: Orchestra. Blue Tri. Silver Tri. Norse Club, Science Club. Girls Leaders. Sportsmen's Club. WILLIAM LEE ANDERSON: Board of Governors. Student Council. KAREN RUTH APPLEQUIST: Blue Tri. Swedish Club. GRACE IRENE ARNDT. CAROLYN J. ARNESON. RICHARD M. ARNESON: Debate Club. History Club. Standard Staff. Sr. Honor Society. United Nations Club. DARLENE G. ARONSON: Silver Tri. BARBARA MAE ARVIDSON. SHARON-LEE A. BARNARD: Spanish Club. JANET MARY BARNES: German Club, Sr. Honor Society. VIRGINIA R. BARROWS: Hi-C. PETER L. BARSNESS: Chamber Singers, Choristers, A Cappella Choir. Swing Choir, History Club Vice-President of F.F.A. LAURAMARY BASKFIELD: Blue Tri, Latin Club. Science Club. History Club, Library Staff. EDWARD R. BELMORE: Library Staff. CHARLES EDWARD BENOLKIN. BRYAN P. BENSON: Concert Band, Marching Band. I U CAROLYN M. BERG: Silver Tri, Hi-C. ELAINE BARBARA BERG: Library Staff. F.H.A. EM I LIE H. BERG: Silver Tri, Library Staff. JOYCE MABEL BERG: Silver Tri. Pilots. Sportsmen's Club. RICHARD CARL BERG: Audio Visual. Sportsmen's Club. LOREN A. BERGGREN: F.F.A. H. JEAN BERGLAND: Blue Tri, Silver Tri. Secretary of German Club, Science Club. Girls' Leaders. Sagamore Staff. JANICE BERGLUND. BARBARA J. BERNTSON: Sportsmen's Club. Silver Tri. BARBARA J. BERZELIUS: Silver Tri, Swedish Club. Sportsmen's Club. GAIL E. BEY-STROM: Blue Tri, Silver Tri. Treasurer of Swedish Club. Sr. Honor Society. RONALD B. BILLINGS: President of A Cappella Choir. Vice-President of Hi-Y. MARJORIE I. BINGHAM: Board of Governors. JEAN C. BIRK: Blue Tri, Latin Club, Hi-C. PHILLIP D. BISHMAN: F.F.A. JUDITH MARIE BJERKEN: A Cappella Choir, Girls' Choir, Blue Tri. Silver Tri,, Norse Club. Council Office Staff. CARSTEN OLAF BJORNSTAD: Concert Band, Orchestra. Swing Band. Norse Club, Sr. Honor Society. MARILYN RUTH BJURSTROM: F.H.A., Library Staff, Hi-C. RHODA LENORE BLOOMQUIST: Concert Band, A Cappella Choir, Vice-President of Swedish Club. Science Club, Sr. Honor Society, Secretary. Treasurer of Hi-C. ELSA P. BOGEN: Blue Tri, Silver Tri, Norse Club, Pilots. Sportsmen's Club. SHARON L. BOLSTER: Choristers, Girls’ Leaders. JOANNE S. BONDESON: Blue Tri, Silver Tri, Spanish Club, Cheerleader, Ethics Committee. JERRY O. BORSETH: Concert Band. Marching Band, Orchestra. Swing Band, Latin Club, Sportsmens Club. EMMETT PATRICK BOTTEN, JR., Audio Visual, R Club, Ski Team '54, '55. '56. EDWARD L. BRAMSEN: F.F.A. BETTY JANE BRANDELL: A Cappella Choir, Blue Tri, Silver Tri, Drama Club, Hi-C. MARY J. BRINK: Orchestra, Silver Tri. KAREN J. BRINKMAN: Blue Tri, Silver Tri, Girls' Leaders, Sportsmen's Club. Teachers of Tomorrow. BARBARA L BROWN: Silver Tri, Board of Governors. MARGIE LORAINE BROWN. CAROL M. BRUCKBAUER. RODNEY SHELDON BRUTLAG: Concert Band Marching Band, Board of Governors. ADELL MARY BUCHE: Chamber Singers. A Cappella Choir, Girls' Choir, Blue Tri. Silver Tri. Drama Club, Spanish Club. Hi-C, Teachers of Tomorrow. DALE ROBERT BURKE: German Club, Executive Board. Stage Crew. MURIEL V. BURSCH: President of Blue Tri, Silver Tri, Board of Governors, Norse Club, Science Club. Executive Board, Sr. Honor Society, F.H.A., Sportsmen's Club. JEAN FRANCES CALHOUN: Girls' Choir. Board of Governors, Council Office Staff. THOMAS J. CALLAHAN: President of Science Club, Student Council, Sr. Honor Society. Baseball '55, 56. CLAUDIA G. CANFIELD: Blue Tri. Silver Tri. CHARLES A. CAPRON: Board of Governors, Swedish Club, Student Council, Pilots. Sportsmen's Club. BRUCE G. CARLSON: Board of Governors. Audio Visual. CAROL JOY CARLSON: Choristers, A Cappella Choir, Blue Tri, Sr. Honor Society. Hi-C. CHARLES M. CARLSON: Audio Visual, Science Club, Baseball 53, Football '53, 54. CURTIS S. CARLSON: Swedish Club. JEROME F. CARLSON: Hi-Y. Treasurer of History Club. Executive Board, Council Office Staff, Treasurer of Sophomore Class, Tennis Team ’55, Ski Team '55. JUDITH ANN CARLSON: Swedish Club. Science Club. Hi-C, Sportsmen's Club. MARY JO CARLSON: F.H.A. Board of Governors, Secretary, Treasurer of Swedish Club, Library Staff, Hi-C. MARY LOU CARLSON: Blue Tri, Silver Tri, German Club. Sportsmen’s Club. NANCY E. CARLSON: Orchestra. Blue Tri, Silver Tri, Swedish Club. Executive Board, Standard Staff, Hi-C. NANCY M. CARLSON: Pilots. RICHARD H. CARLSON: Choristers. Board of Governors, Cheerleader. Student Council. President of Jr. Executive Board, Gym Team 55, '56. VIRGIL C. CARLSON: Choristers, A Cappella Choir. Board of Governors. Latin Club. Spanish Club, Student Council. JO ANN CAROTHERS: Blue Tri, Silver Tri. German Club, Spanish Club. Sagamore Staff, Sr. Honor Society. MARILYN JEAN CAR-PENTIER: Marching Band. Choristers. JERRY P. CARROLL: Concert Band, Treasurer of Hi-Y. £971 DIANE HELEN CARSON. KATHLEEN ROSEMARY CARTER: Orchestra. Latin Club. Library Staff. Teachers of Tomorrow. ERWIN F. CHATRAS: Science Club. Sportsmen's Club. JOYCE ANNETTE CHRISTENSEN: Blue Tri. Silver Tri. Board of Governors, Spanish Club. KAREN M. CHRISTENSEN: F.H.A., Blue Tri. Silver Tri. Hi-C. LLOYD DUANE CHRIS-TIANSON: R Club, Swimming 55, 56. SUSAN CHURCH: Blue Tri, Science Club. Sagamore Staff. Library Staff. CARLENE CLAYTON: Blue Tri. Drama Club. Student Council. Sagamore Staff. JOAN CLINTON: Blue Tri, Silver Tri. Drama Club. Girls' Leaders. Girls Swim Team, Secretary of Sportsmen's Club. EUGENE J. CLOUTIER: Sportsmen s Club. WAYNE L. COCKRELL: Choristers, Hi-Y, Cross Country 55, Gym Team '54, 55, 56. Track 55. '56. JOAN EVELYN COLE: Blue Tri, Silver Tri, Sportsmen's Club. SUE M. COLLINS: German Club. JOHN L. CONDA: President of Orchestra, Board of Governors, Student Council, Chairman of Council Office Staff, President of Hi-C. PHYLLIS JANICE COOK: Silver Tri, Girls' Choir. Sportsmen s Club. SHARON LOUISE COPPIN: F.H.A., Hi-C. PATRICIA CATHERINE COURTNEY: Spanish Club. SHARON ILENE CRAMER: Choristers, A Cappella Choir, F.H.A., Blue Tri Sportsmen's Club. C983 VERNON W. CRANE: Board of Governors. DOUGLAS G. CROMWELL: Choristers. A Cappella Choir. CAROL LEE CRONIN: Or-chestra, Blue Tri, Silver Tri, German Club, Science Club, United Nations Club, American Exchange Student. JANET MARIE CUSHMAN: Blue Tri. Silver Tri. Spanish Club. EARL R. DAHLBERG: R Club. Cross Country 55. Gym Team 54, '55, '56, Track 56. SANDY H. DAHNERT: Blue Tri, Council Office Staff. HAROLD R. DARLINGTON. GARY A. DAVISON: Hi-Y, Board of Governors, FRANCES CECILE DeGREGOIRE. RONALD E. DeHARPPORTE: Board of Governors, Science Club. ELIZABETH ANN DENHAM: Orchestra. Hi-C. GEORGE DANIEL DENHAM: Hi-Y. Drama Club, Latin Club. Science Club, Debate Club, Standard Staff. Sagamore Staff. Council Office Staff, Sportsmen's Club, R” Club, Cross Country '54, '55, Track '56. JOHN DONALD DENISON. PATRICIA CAROL DeVRIES: Chamber Singers. Choristers. A Cappella Choir, Blue Tri, Silver Tri, Latin Club, Hi-C. Sportsmen's Club. JAMES FREDERICK DIEDE: President of Senior Class. Executive Board, R Club, Swimming '54, '55. 56. Homecoming Attendant. MARY A. DOHERTY: Latin Club. F.H.A., Sportsmen's Club. DAVID P. DUEDE: Concert Band. Orchestra. BARBARA DUNCAN: Vice President of F.H.A., Silver Tri. Sr. Honor Society. Hi-C. PATRICIA J. DURIGAN: Blue Tri, Silver Tri. FRANK G. DYE: German Club. CAROL ANN ECKLAND: Blue Tri. MICHAEL EDMUNDS: Science Club. Executive Board. WESLEY L. EDSTROM: Audio Visual. Swedish Club. KENT ELLISON. DEANNA V. ELVRUM: Blue Tri. Silver Tri. Swedish Club. Council Office Staff. PHILIP MUNSON ENGDAHL: Concert Band. Orchestra. Choristers. Board of Governors. Ethics Committee. Council Office Staff. Sportsmen s Club. ALLAN THOR ERICKSON: Science Club. R Club. Cross Country '55. Track 56. CARLA ROSE ERICKSON: Choristers. Girls Choir, F.H.A., Spanish Club. Sportsmen's Club. CORINNE D. ERICKSON: Silver Tri. Sportsmen's Club. JOAN L. ERICKSON: Hi-C. MARLYS JUNE ERICKSON: Secretary of F.H.A.. Hi-C. MARY E. ERSKINE:A Cappel-!o Choir, President of Girls’ Choir. Secretary of Blue Tri, Silver Tri. Vice-President. Secretary of Norse Club. Science Club. Student Council, Executive Board. Sr. Honor Society. Teachers of Tomorrow. Secretary of Sophomore Class. LUCILLE DARLENE ESBERG: Chamber Sinsers. Choristers. A Cappella Choir, Sr. Honor Society. Pilots. Hi-C. Sportsmen's Club. LARRY WILLIAM EXEL: Board of Governors, R Club. Baseball '54. '55. 56. Basketball, '54. '55. '56. Football '54. President of Sophomore Class. ROSEMARY ANNE FAUTCH: Executive Board. Sr. Honor Society. Pilots, Teachers of Tomorrow. CAROLE FELBER: Blue Tri. Silver Tri, Spanish Club. Science Club. Girls' Swim Team. noo: EDWIN E. FELIEN: President of Drama Club. Cheerleader. ORVAL R. FENSTAD. JR.: Concert Band. Hi-Y, Board of Governors. Executive Board. Pilots, R Club. Cross Country 55, Football 54, Track 55. 56, Winter Sports Day Attendant. SHELDON WALTER FEWER: Concert Band. Marching Band. Orchestra. Swing Band, Hi-Y. DUANE CHARLES FILIPEK: Board of Governors. GORDON W. FISCHER: Audio Visual. Sportsmen's Club. RUTH GAYLE FISCHER: Blue Tri. GEORGE G. FISHER: Audio Visual. Pilots. Council Office Staff. ROBERT G. FITZ: Gym Team 55, 56. ROBERT JAMES FITZGERALD: Spanish Club. Standard Staff, R Club, Gym Team 55. 56. BETH A. FLADELAND: Orchestra. Blue Tri, Treasurer of Science Club. Girls' Leaders. Girls' Swim Team. Cheerleader. Hi-C. THOMAS A. FLAKNE. Track ‘56. MARY JO FLEETHAM. JACK L. FLETCHER: Audio Visual. RICHARD E. FLYNN. MARY M. FORD: Silver Tri, Spanish Club. Debate Club. Rockettes. DEANNA RAE FORSETH: Choristers. Blue Tri. Silver Tri. Norse Club. Sportsmen's Club. DONNA M. FOSTER: Choristers. Girls' Choir, Council Office Staff, Sportsmen's Club. RALPH A. FOSTER: German Club, Student Council, Executive Board. Sr. Honor Society, Sportsmen's Club. c ioi : DAVID C. FREDLUND:Choristers,ACappella Choir. Board of Governors. BARBARA BELLE FREESTONE: Choristers. A Cappella Choir, Girls' Choir, Silver Tri, Student Council, Executive Board, Sportsmen's Club. DARRELL FREIDLUND. Board of Governors. Football 55. ROBERT O. FREUND: Board of Governors. Executive Board. R Club, Vice-President of Junior Class, Homecoming Attendant. KATHLEEN ADELE FRIEDMAN: Concert Band. Orchestra. Silver Tri. Science Club. Student Council. Executive Board. Standard Staff. Treasurer of Senior Class. PATRICK J. GAFFNEY: Choristers, Board of Governors. Pilots. GERALD EDWIN GANGLOFF: Board of Governors, Hockey, 54, 55, 56. KATHLEEN LOUISE GARAGHTY: Orchestra. Blue Tri. Silver Tri. DOROTHY M. GARDNER: F.H.A. GARY W. GARDNER: Hi-Y. WAYNE O. GAVIN. JOHN D. GERSDORF: Choristers. A Cappella Choir, Swing Choir. HARRIET L. GJERSTAD: Choristers. Girls Choir, Blue Tri, Silver Tri. Drama Club, Science Club, Sr. Honor Society. Sportsmen's Club. JUDY LAURINE GJERTSEN: Blue Tri. Silver Tri, Board of Governors. Norse Club, Pilots. JOHN L. GODIN. JUNETTE K. GOLDEN: Choristers, Girls' Choir, Treasurer of Blue Tri. Silver Tri. Drama Club, Latin Club. Standard Staff, Sr. Honor Society. RICHARD LeROY GOODMAN: Science Club. LORRAINE RUTH GOODRICH: F.H.A.. Blue Tri, Library Staff, Secretary of Hi-C. i: i i2 j ELAINE MARYANN GRADIN: Silver Tri. Sportsmen's Club. JAMES H. GRAF: Concert Band. JOHN E. GRANOIEN: Concert Band, Orchestra, Swing Band, Student Council. Executive Board, R Club, Cross Country '55, Track '56, Treasurer of Junior Class. HERB J. GRAY: Standard Staff. ARDEN H. GRIEPP: Concert Band, R Club, Gym Team 55, 56, Ski Team 56. RONALD DAVID GROBE: Board of Governors, Council Office Staff, R Club. Gym Team 55. CONNIE L. GROETTUM: Silver Tri. AR-LINE DELORES GUSTAFSON: Marching Band, Blue Tri. Silver Tri, Student Council Executive Board, Standard Staff. ERICH E. GUTERMUTH: German Club. Student Council. United Nations Club, Foreign Exchange Student. Cross Country 55, Tennis '56. JEROME V. HAAF: Science Club. Stage Crew. RONALD LEE HABERKORN: Concert Band, Board of Governors, Ethics Committee. Vice-President of Student Council, Vice-President of Executive Board, R Club, Hockey 55. '56. KAREN MAE HACK: Blue Tri, Silver Tri. ROBERT L. HAGEN: Board of Governors, Football 54, Track '54. PETER LYNN HAG-MAN: Council Office Staff. JUDY HALE: Swedish Club. Hi-C. C 103 3 JUDY R. HALLDORSON: Silver Tri. Sportsmen's Club. SALLY J. HALVORSON: Or- chestra. Silver Tri. GEORGE R. HANNA. JOHN EDWIN HANNULA: Hi-Y. JANIS LOUISE HANSEN: A Cappella Choir. Girls' Choir. Norse Club. Girls’ Leaders. Sportsmen’s Club. RICHARD HAROLD HANSON: Concert Band. F.F.A., Hi-Y, Board of Governors. Student Council. R Club. Basketball 56. Tennis 56. Winter Sports Day Attendant. RICHARD PHILLIP HANSON: A Cappella Choir, Student Council, Council Office Staff. DEANNA MARIE HARDER: Blue Tri. Silver Tri. Sportsmen’s Club. A. JAMES HAWKINS: Chamber Singers. Choristers. A Cappella Choir, President of Drama Club. Treasurer of Latin Club. Student Council. Teachers of Tomorrow. United Nations Club. Noah. SANDRA E. HAWKINSON: Girls' Choir. Blue Tri. NANCY MAE HAYDEN: Blue Tri. Silver Tri. NADIENE A. HEATHFIELD: F.H.A.. German Club. Science Club, Sportsmen's Club. CHARLES OLIVER HEDLUND. HAROLD JAY HEGGERNESS: Audio Visual. Vice-President of History Club. Sagamore Staff. F.F.A. DEE ANN HENDRICKSON: Silver Tri. Secretary of Spanish Club. Hi-C. Sportsmen's Club. Teachers of Tomorrow. DICK H. HENDRICKSON. DOUGLAS EDWARD HENDRICKSON. JORDIS C. HENDRICKSON: A Cappella Choir, Girls' Choir. NANCY A. HENNEMAN: A Cappella Choir. Girls' Choir, Latin Club. Pilots. Hi-C. JEAN E. HENNIES: Silver Tri. Sportsmen's Club. SANDRA FLOY HERR: Orchestra. Silver Tri. German Club. Sr. Honor Society, Sportsmen's Club. [lO-H BILL J. HERRICK. ROSEMARIE TERESE HERTZER: Concert Band. Silver Tri, Vice-President of German Club. Standard Staff. Sr. Honor Society. Hi-C. Sportsmen's Club. Vice-President of Teachers of Tomorrow. MAYMIE E. HESTER: Choristers. CHARLES R. HEXOM: Concert Band. Marching Band. Norse Club. History Club. Sr. Honor Society. Pilots. TERRENCE A. HIGGINS: President of Hi-Y, German Club. Ethics. Committee. Student Council R Club. Wrestling '55. '56. JANICE GAIL HILL: Silver Tri, Girls’ Leaders. GLORIA MARIA HILTI: Silver Tri. Vice-President of Spanish Club. Student Council. JOSEPH B. HNASKO: Concert Band. REVA C. HOFFMANN: F.H.A., Drama Club. Science Club. Teachers of Tomorrow. EILEEN FRANCES HOLL: Council Office Staff. CAROLE HOLMES. KAREN ELIZABETH HOLMES: Spanish Club. Teachers of Tomorrow. RICHARD H. HOLT: Hi-Y. SANDRA A. HOLTAN: Blue Tri, Silver Tri, Student Council. Sr. Honor Society. Hi-C. Sportsmen's Club. MARGARET IRENE HOMME: Orchestra. Blue Tri. Silver Tri. Science Club. Standard Staff. Sportsmen s Club. Hi-C. DENNIS W. HOUDE: Golf 56. PEGGY HOULE: Chamber Singers. A Cappella Choir. Latin Club. Science Club. Ethics Committee. Pilots. GARY DENNIS HOWARD: Choristers. A Cappella Choir. Football 54, '55. C 105] GENEVRA ANN HOWSON: Concert Band. Marching Band. Orchestra. Spanish Club. JACQUELINE M. HOWSON: Concert Band. Marching Band, Orchestra. Spanish Club. Student Council. Sr. Honor Society. RONALD L. HUEBNER: R Club. Gym Team 54. '55. 56. Swimming, 54, 55. 56. MARYLEE HUGHES: Girls Leaders. Student Council. ETTA JOYCE HUISMAN: Girls' Leaders. CECELIA ANN HUTCHINS: Choristers. Sportsmen's Club. NANCY DEE HYDE: Blue Tri. Silver Tri. Board of Governors, Vice-President. Secretary of Spanish Club. Ethics Committee, Student Council, Executive Board, Sr. Honor Society. Council Office Staff. Sportsmen's Club. Girls' Choir. Secretary of Senior Class. JANET MARIE ISAACSON: Choristers. Blue Tri, Silver Tri, Board of Governors. Swedish Club. Sportsmen's Club. DIANNE CLAIRE IVERSON: Chamber Singers. Choristers. A Cappella Choir. Blue Tri. Silver Tri, Swedish Club. Sportsmen's Club. KENNETH GARY IVERSON. DENNIS GERALD JACOBSEN: Executive Board. JAN C. JACOBSON: Blue Tri. Silver Tri. Vice-President of Swedish Club, Sportsmen's Club. LORA LEE ANN JACOBSON: Concert Band. Blue Tri. Silver Tri, Science Club. Standard Staff. Council Office Staff. Sportsmen's Club. MARLENE J. JACOBSON: Blue Tri. Drama Club. Council Office Staff. ROBERT W. JACOBSON: Orchestra. Audio Visual, Treasurer of F.F.A. SUSANN C. JACOBSON: Orchestra. F.H.A., Latin Club. Sr. Honor Society. Library Staff. JOYCE CAROL JAEGER: Choristers. A Cappella Choir. F.H.A.. Silver Tri, ROBERT E. JENKINS: Concert Band. Marching Band. Orchestra. Swing Band. Hi-Y. C ANDREA E. JENNINGS: A Cappella Choir. Girls’ Choir. Blue Tri, Silver Tri. KAY S. JENSEN: Blue Tri. Silver Tri. Drama Club. President of Spanish Club. Science Club. Girls' Swim Team. Sr. Honor Society. Sportsmen s Club. CHARLOTTE ANN JIROUSEK: Blue Tri. Silver Tri, German Club. Spanish Club, Standard Staff. Sr. Honor Society. Pilots. Sportsmen's Club. ARDYCE RAMONA JOHNSON: Blue Tri. Silver Tri. Council Office Staff. CHARLES H. JOHNSON: Concert Band. Marching Band, Secretary of Hi-Y, Science Club. R Club. Swimming '53, 54. 55. DONALD GARY JOHNSON: Board of Governors. R Club. Football 54. '55. DONNA MAE JOHNSON: Blue Tri. Silver Tri, Board of Governors. Spanish Club, Student Council. Council Office Staff. DOR-ENE DIANE JOHNSON: Choristers. A Cappella Choir. Blue Tri, Silver Tri. Spanish Club. DOUGLAS GILMORE JOHNSON: Hi-Y. Pilots. Council Office Staff. GAY SHERREL JOHNSON. JEAN MARY JOHNSON: German Club. Council Office Staff. JoANNE C. JOHNSON: Concert Band. Marching Band. Secretary of Orchestra. Biue Tri. Silver Tri. KAREN MURIEL JOHNSON: Blue Tri. Silver Tri. Board of Governors. KENNETH B. JOHNSON: Marching Band, R Club, Gym Team 55. 56, Swimming 56. KENNETH R. JOHNSON: Concert Band. Orchestra. Hi-Y, Drama Club, Science Club. Student Council. Executive Board, Noah.' MELVIN J. JOHNSON: Board of Governors. Latin Club. MURIEL ELAINE JOHNSON: Blue Tri, Silver Tri, Drama Club, Science Club. Girls' Leaders. Sportsmen's Club. NANCY T. JOHNSON: Concert Band, Treasurer of F.H.A., Latin Club. [107 3 NEAL H. JOHNSON: Board of Governors, Student Council, Executive Board, '' R'' Club. Swimming '54. 55. '56. RICHARD LOUIS JOHNSON. RICHARD VERNON JOHNSON: Chamber Singers, A Cappella Choir. Swedish Club, Cheerleader. Council Office Staff, Student Manager of Basketball ‘55. ROGER FRANCIS JOHNSON: Secretary of Hi-Y. RONALD G. JOHNSON. SANDRA C. JOHNSON: Blue Tri, Silver Tri, German Club, Executive Board. SANDRA CAROL JOHNSON: Silver Tri, Executive Board. Sr. Honor Society. SALLY E. JONES: F.H.A., Drama Club. Hi-C. THOMAS WILLIAM JORDAN. CAROL A. JORGENSON: Silver Tri, German Club, Hi-C. B. ELAINE KALLBERG: Chamber Singers. Choristers, A Cappella Choir. Drama Club. Hi-C. VIRGINIA M. KARPINEN: Blue Tri, Sportsmen's Club. HARVEY E. KEATING: Drama Club. Pilots. Treasurer of Sportsmen's Club, F.F.A. JOYCE R. KEISER: Blue Tri. Silver Tri. WILLIAM J. KEISER. JOYCE CAROL KELLNER: Chamber Singers. Girls Choir. A Cappella Choir, Swedish Club. Student Council. JOHNNA MARY KEOGH: F.H.A.. Blue Tri. Science Club. Library Staff, Hi-C. Teachers of Tomorrow. RALPH EUGENE KIRK: Audio Visual. Student Council. Executive Board. [10811 ELLIEL FRANCIS KNUTSEN: Concert Band. Orchestra, Swing Band. Norse Club. JEAN E. KNUTSON: Choristers, Girls' Choir. Blue Tri, Silver Tri. Spanish Club, Council Office Staff. DEAN RAYMOND KOLDEN: Con-cert Band. Marching Band, Hi-Y, Student Council. R Club. Cross Country 55. Hockey '55. 56. Track 56. LESLIE C. KOLSTAD. DONALD JAMES KORTS: Board of Governors. Vice-President of German Club. DONALD E. KOUKAL. SHARON LEE KOVACIK: Blue Tri. Silver Tri. Secretary of German Club, Science Club, Sagamore Staff. Pilots. Council Office Staff. BETTY MAE KRAAYENBRINK: A Cappella Choir, Girls' Choir, Blue Tri, Silver Tri, Drama Club. Science Club. Pilots. Council Office Staff. MARLYS JEAN KRABBENHOFT: F.H.A., Marching Band. Blue Tri, Silver Tri. DAVID L. KRAUSE: Pilots. PATRICIA LOUISE KRAUSE: Sagamore Staff. Pilots. RONALD E. KRIDER: Gym Team '53. DEANNA MAE KRIESEL: Choristers, A Cappella Choir, Blue Tri, Silver Tri, Spanish Club. Student Council. Council Office Staff. DANIEL RUSSELL KRUEGER: Vice-President of Drama Club. Swedish Club, Standard Staff. Sr. Honor Society, Hi-C, United Nations Club. KAREN ANN KRUEGER: Library Staff. Hi-C. MICHELE AILENE KULENKAMP: Girls' Leaders. SANDRA CAMILLE KYLLO: Choristers, A Cappella Choir, Blue Tri, Treasurer of Silver Tri. Girls' Leaders. Student Council, Executive Board. PEGGY JOAN LANG: Blue Tri. Silver Tri. Secretary of Drama Club, Spanish Club. Council Office Staff. [109 3 DONALD V. LANGERT. MARION JOYCE LARSEN: Blue Tri, Silver Tri, Board of Governors. Vice-President of Science Club. Student Council. Sagamore Staff. Pilots. Homecoming Queen. BARTLEY WM. LARSON: Board of Governors. Student Council. R Club. Baseball 54, 55. 56, Hockey 54. 55, 56. Homecoming Attendant. BRONS M. LARSON: Concert Band. Marching Band. Orchestra. Swing Band. Hi-Y, Executive Board. JOEL DUANE LARSON: Concert Band, Orchestra. KAREN M. LARSON: Blue Tri. Silver Tri. Board of Governors. Ethics Committee, Vice-President of Pilots. Council Office Staff. Sportsmen's Club. MARGO RANIE LARSON: Blue Tri. Silver Tri. Latin Club, Student Council. Sr. Honor Society. Council Office Staff. Sportsmen's Club. WAYNE J. LARSON: Executive Board. Track 56. JOANNE MARIE LAUD-ENSLAGER: Concert Band. Orchestra. Drama Club. Debate Club. Pilots. United Nations Club. JOHN A. LAUMB: Concert Band. Marching Band, Hi-Y, Swedish Club. Wrestling 53. 54. GARY A. LEAF. JOHN B. LEE: President of Board of Governors, Student Council, Football 54. LOWELL A. LEE: Hi-Y, German Club. CAROL MARIE LEJCHAR: Choristers. Swing Choir, F.H.A.. Blue Tri. Science Club. Library Staff. Hi-C. BONNIE MAE LEPPA: Blue Tri. Silver Tri, Student Council. Sagamore Staff. Sr. Honor Society. ROGER M. LeVOIR: Student Council, Stage Crew. Ski Team. '56. GERALD E. LIEN: Norse Club. Sportsmen's Club. LARY A. LIEN: Board of Governors. Student Council. R Club. Gym Team '55. 56, Swimming ‘55, '56. LUO] JAMES R. LIUEBERG: A Cappella Choir. Latin Club. Sportsmen's Club. RUTH DARLENE LIND: Girls' Choir. F.H.A., Silver Tri. Swedish Club. Hi-C. Sportsmen's Club. MARCIA J. LINDBERG: Marching Band. Blue Tri, Silver Tri. Board of Governors. Girls Swim Team. Student Council. Pilots, Sportsmen's Club. SHARON LEE LISTERUD: Choristers. Board of Governors, Executive Board. Council Office Staff. RAMONA JEAN LOEFFLER: F.H.A.. Silver Tri. NANCY J. LOVELETT: Spanish Club. MARLYS E. LUND: Concert Band. Marching Band. Treasurer of Orchestra. Science Club. Secretary of Debate Club. Sr. Honor Society. BILL M. LUNDBERG: Cross Country 53. 54. Track 54. '55. GAIL MARIE LUND-QUIST: Board of Governors. Cheerleader. Pilots. KATHLEEN MARY LYNCH: Choristers. A Cappella Choir, Girls’ Choir. Debate Club. PATRICIA ANN LYNESS: Girls Choir. Blue Tri, Silver Tri, Pilots. Sportsmen's Club. BARBARA ANN MADISON: Vice-President of Spanish Club, Library Staff. Sportsmen's Club. Teachers of Tomorrow. ROBERT E. MADSEN: President of Hi-Y. Board of Governors. Hi-C. Football 54. BARBARA JANET MAITLAND: Spanish Club. MARILYNN MALLINSON: Blue Tri. Silver Tri. JON F. MALMQUIST: Treasurer. Secretary, Chaplain of Hi-Y, Audio Visual. Swedish Club. JOAN ALYCE MARKSTROM: A Cappella Choir. Girls' Choir. Swedish Club. RICHARD D. MARKSTROM: Board of Governors. cii n CAROLE R. MARSHALL: Silver Tri. MARILYN E. MARTIN: Treasurer of F.H.A., Blue Tri, Silver Tri, Executive Board. Pilots. Hi-C. RONALD H. MARTINSON: Chamber Sing-ers. Choristers. A Cappella Choir. History Club, Sportsmen's Club. BERYL MARIE MATSON: Blue Tri. Treasurer of Spanish Club, Cheerleader, Student Council. Executive Board. Sr. Honor Society. Council Office Staff, Secretary of Hi-C, Homecoming Attendant, Vice-President of Sophomore Class. MARILYN MAE MATTSON: Choristers, A Cappella Choir, Vice-President of Blue Tri. Silver Tri, President. Secretary of German Club. Science Club. Ethics Committee. Executive Board. Sr. Honor Society, Homecoming Attendant. GAIL E. MAUREN: Silver Tri. ROBERT ANTHONY McDONALD: Sagamore Staff, Sportsmen's Club. ARLYS L. McPHERSON: Blue Tri. MARILYN CLAIRE MICHELS: Silver Tri, Library Staff, Sportsmen's Club. JOHN DALE MIKLETHUN: Orchestra. A Cappella Choir, Hi-Y, Norse Club. R Club, Basketball ’56, Track 55, '56. SANDY ANN MILLER: Blue Tri, Silver Tri, Board of Governors. Science Club, Student Council, Sportsmens Club. STEVE MILLER: Hi-Y, Science Club. Council Office Staff. MARILYN ANN MILLS: Silver Tri. MARGARET L MOBERG. ROBERT DUANE MOE: Concert Band. Sportsmen's Club, Ski Team 56. JUDY D. MOERY: Girls' Choir, Blue Tri. JUDY H. MONA: Girls' Choir. F.H.A., Secretary of Norse Club, Science Club, Executive Board. Editor-in-Chief of Standard Staff. Sr. Honor Society. Pilots. Hi-C, President of Teachers of Tomorrow, Secretary of Junior Class. DARLENE L. MORGAN: Blue Tri, Swedish Club. E 1123 OWEN T. MORRIS: History Club, Sportsmen's Club, Gym Team 56. MARIE CATH-RYN MULKERN: Choristers, Blue Tri, Silver Tri, Spanish Club, Science Club. JAMES R. MULLEADY: Board of Governors. Student Council. Council Office Staff. Hockey 56. LOIS A. MUNDHENK: Choristers. Blue Tri. Silver Tri, Teachers of Tomorrow. KATHLEEN ELEANOR MURPHY. PAUL R. MYHRE: Concert Band. Marching Band, Treasurer of Hi-Y. Executive Board, Sr. Honor Society. YVONNE V. MYHRE: Orchestra. Silver Tri. DOLORES ANN NAUTH: Choristers. Girls' Choir. Silver Tri, Spanish Club. Council Office Staff. SUE MAUREEN NEEDHAM: Blue Tri, Silver Tri, Board of Governors. President of Norse Club, Girls' Leaders. Secretary of Student Council, Sportsmen's Club. BOB S. NELSON: F.F.A.. R Club. Swimming '55. '56. Track '54. DALE L. NELSON. DAVE NELSON: Hi-Y, Debate Club. Executive Board. President of Sr. Honor Society, Tennis 56. JAMES RUBEN NELSON: President of F.F.A.. Football '54. MARGARET A. NELSON: Spanish Club, Library Staff. MARILYN EMMA NELSON: Girls' Choir. Sportsmen's Club. PATRICIA A. M. NELSON: Chamber Singers. Swing Choir. Girls' Choir. A Cappella Choir, F.H.A.. Silver Tri, Secretary of Drama Club. Council Office Staff. Sportsmen's Club. RICHARD PAUL NELSON: Hi-C. VICKI CLAIRE NELSON: Choristers. A Cappella Choir, Blue Tri, Silver Tri, Board of Governors. Student Council, Rockettes. C 1133 AUDREY M. NERISON: F.H.A.. Silver Tri, Council Office Staff. JULIANNE S. NESS: Blue Tri, Silver Tri. Latin Club, Science Club. Girls’ Leaders, Sr. Honor Society. SHIRLEY A. NESS: Girls' Choir. ANNBOLETTE L. NESSUM: Concert Band. Vice-President. Secretary of F.H.A., German Club. BRUCE K. NESTANDE: Board of Governors. R Club. Baseball '55. 56. PETER JOHN NESTANDE: Orchestra. A Cappella Choir. R Club. Baseball 55. 56. Basketball ’55. '56. JUDI M. NICOLOFF: Blue Tri. Silver Tri. Science Club. Council Office Staff. RAYMOND D. NIELSEN: Concert Band. Orchestra. Jazz Club. DONNA JEAN NILES: Blue Tri. Swedish Club. Student Council. ALICE AVONE NOID: Blue Tri. Silver Tri. Hi-Y, Drama Club. Sportsmen's Club. KAREN H. NORD: Girls' Choir. Swedish Club. Secretary of Hi-C. LORRAINE MARIE NORDOS: Blue Tri. Silver Tri. Drama Club. German Club, Science Club, Debate Club. Girls' Swim Team. Standard Staff. Sr. Honor Society. Hi-C, Sportsmen's Club. United Nations Club. Noah. WILLIAM ARTHUR NORDRUM. Jr.: Treasurer of H-Y. Stage Crew. JEAN V. NOREN: Hi-C. SHARON DEVIRA LEA NORLING: Chamber Singers. A Cappella Choir. Girls' Choir, Blue Tri. Silver Tri. SHARON LEE NORTHWAY: Marching Band. Girls' Choir. Blue Tri. Silver Tri. Drama Club. Council Office Staff. JANICE MARIE NYLANDER: F.H.A.. Silver Tri. F.H.A. JOHN J. OCEL: F.F.A. C IH3 HENRY OHNO: Concert Band. Orchestra. GARY JOHN OLIN: Board of Governors. President of Student Council. Sr. Honor Society, R Club. Baseball '55. '56. Football '54. '55. Hockey '54. 55. 56. JOHN O. OLIVER: Science Club. ALEXANDER CONSTANTINE OLIVERA, III: Choristers. Audio Visual. Spanish Club. Standard Staff, R Club. Gym Team '56. PAUL H. OLSEN: Track 56. CLEONE Y. OLSON: Girls' Choir. F.H.A., Blue Tri, Silver Tri. GARY E. OLSON: Concert Band, Marching Band. Orchestra. Swing Band. Latin Club, Sr. Honor Society, Teachers of Tomorrow. GERALD A. OLSON. HELEN R. OLSON: Choristers. A Cappella Choir, Blue Tri. Silver Tri. Spanish Club. Council Office Staff. CII5] JANET ELEANOR OLSON: Blue Tri. Silver Tri. Girls' Leaders. JANICE MARY OLSON: Blue Tri. Science Club. KATHRYN ELIZABETH OLSON: Blue Tri. Vice-President. Secretary of Latin Club. Science Club. Sr. Honor Society. Hi-C. MARY ANN OLSON: Chamber Singers. Choristers. A Cappella Choir, Swing Choir. Swedish Club. Hi-C. RALPH N. OLSON: Concert Band. Sportsmen's Club. RONALD S. OLSON: Science Club. SANDRA MARIE OLSON. JOANNE MARILYN OLSTEAD. CARMEN ARLENE OPPEGARD: Blue Tri. Silver Tri. Board of Governors. Spanish Club. Executive Board. Council Office Staff. DONALD L. ORESCHNICK: Stage Crew. MAXINE B. OSEIEN: Chamber Singers. Choristers. A Cappella Choir. Blue Tri, Silver Tri, Spanish Club. Student Council. JOANNE L. OULMAR: Blue Tri, Silver Tri. Science Club. GAYLE ELAINE PALMER: Blue Tri, Silver Tri, German Club, Science Club, Executive Board, Standard Staff. FLOYD A. PANG-RAC. SPYROS PAPPAS: Choristers. A Cappella Choir, Latin Club, Science Club, Student Manager of Cross Country. Wrestling, 56. PATRICIA A. PAQUETTE. SHARON RAE PARADEAU: Choristers. A Cappella Choir, Girls' Choir, Blue Tri, Silver Tri. KENNETH A. PARSCH: Concert Band, Orchestra, Hi-Y. BETTY JUNE PASCOE: Silver Tri, Hi-C, Sportsmen's Club. DELORES JOANNE PAUL: Orchestra, Blue Tri, Secretary of Silver Tri. Student Council. ARLENE CAROL PAULSON: F.H.A., Secretary, Treasurer of Drama Club. Hi-C, Noah.' SHARON YVONNE PELTZ: Blue Tri. Latin Club. SANDRA LEE PENNINGTON: Latin Club. Standard Staff. DIANNE P. PERSON: Silver Tri, Library Staff. JAMES A. PETERSEN: Hi-Y, Board of Governors. Audio Visual, Spanish Club. Student Council. Council Office Staff. JUDITH ANN PETERSEN: Blue Tri. Silver Tri, German Club. RICHARD KENNETH PETERSEN: Chamber Singers, Choristers. A Cappella Choir, Hi-Y, Student Council. Sagamore Staff. R Club, Golf '55, 56. CH6D BEVERLY ANN PETERSON: Girls' Choir. DAVID W. PETERSON: Hi-C. F.F.A. LOIS PETERSON: German Club, Science Club, Hi-C. MARLYS M. PETERSON: Blue Tri. PETER E. PIERSON: Board of Governors, Student Council. DUANE ROGER POGUE: Board of Governors. Track '56. RICHARD MERLE POTTSMITH: F.F.A., Board of Governors. Cheerleader, Council Office Staff. GLEN ROBERT PULKRABEK: Gym Team '56. JOE J. QUIRK: F.F.A. DAVE QUIST. RAYMOND H. RADOSE-VICH: Secretary of Spanish Club, Sr. Honor Society. Tennis 54, 55. '56. NADINE E. RAUHAUSER: Blue Tri, Silver Try, Executive Board. Sportsmen’s Club. PHYLLIS DOW RAYMOND: Blue Tri, Sil ver Tri. Drama Club. Science Club, Sports men's Club. CLEMENT MICKY REAM ROBERT W. REIS: Chamber Singers, Vice President of A Cappella Choir. Swing Choir Norse Club, Executive Board. LAWRENCE D. REISDORPH. GARY PETER REME: Concert Band. Marching Band, Treasurer of Norse Club. R Club, Cross Country 54. 55. 56. Gym Team 54, 55. Track '53, 54. 55. MARLYS J. REMMEN: Choristers, A Cappella Choir, Blue Tri, Silver Tri. Latin Club. Science Club. JEROME B. RENK. DICK N. RICE. VERNON WILLIAM RICH: F.F.A.. Hi-C. WESLEY A. RICHARDS: History Club. MICHAEL J. RILEY: German Club, Student Manager of Basketball 55, 56. DAVID ROBERT RINGROSE: Latin Club. History Club. Sr. Honor Society. Pilots. Library Staff. DAVID E. RINN: Board of Governors. Norse Club. Football '55. JUDITH M. RISSER: Blue Tri. Silver Tri, Latin Club. Sr. Honor Society. MICHAEL MILLS ROAN: Hi-Y. Board of Governors. German Club, Ethics Committee. Treasurer of Student Council. Sagamore Staff. R Club. Hockey 54. '55. '56. Tennis 55. '56. RITA MARIE ROBARGE: A Cappella Choir. Blue Tri. Silver Tri, Drama Club. Sportsmen's Club. BEVERLY JEAN ROBINSON: Chamber Singers. A Cappella Choir. Girls' Choir. Swing Choir. Blue Tri. Silver Tri. GERALD RONNING. SHIRLEY RONNING. DOUG A. ROOD: Secretary. Treasurer of Hi-Y. PATRICIA ANN ROSENE: F.H.A.. Blue Tri. Norse Club, Hi-C. RICHARD D. ROTH: Hi-Y, Pilots. BARBARA LEE RUDD: F.H.A.. Blue Tri. Norse Club. Hi-C. Girls' Choir. DARLENE LOR-RIANE RUDY: Silver Tri, Science Club, Sportsmen's Club. C 11 3 GARY EUGENE RUE: Gym Team. 55. DALE MICHAEL RUNDELL: Choristers. A Cappella Choir, Swing Choir. President of Hi-C. CAROLE JANICE RUONA: Girls' Choir, Blue Tri. Silver Tri, Latin Club. Science Club. Cheerleader. Sportsmen's Club. MARY A. RUSH: Spanish Club. Library Staff. ELAINE M. RUZIN: Silver Tri. SHARON MARIE SACKRISON: Blue Tri. Swedish Club. VIRGINIA D. SAGER: Choristers. A Cappella Choir, Girls' Choir, Blue Tri, Silver Tri, Sportsmen's Club. CAROLE J. SAHL-STRAND: Spanish Club. Sr. Honor Society. ROBERT KEITH SANDEEN: Board of Governors. R Club. Track 55, 56, Wrestling 55. 56. GERALD RAYMOND SANDEY: Secretary of F.F.A., Board of Governors. History Club. MARVIN D. SANNAN: Science Club. Hi-C. Sportsmen's Club. DALE A. SAUER: Student Council. Council Office Staff. ROSLYN JOAN SAXUM: Silver Tri. Spanish Club. Sportsmens Club. DAVID H. SCHAEFER. JAMES E. SCHJOLBERG: Board of Governors. R Club. Basketball '56. Football 54. '55. PATRICIA ANN SCHMELITSCH: Silver Tri. Board of Governors. German Club. Council Office Staff. WILLIAM F. SCHROEDER: Norse Club. IRENE BEVERLY SCHULDT: Choristers. A Cappella Choir, Girls' Choir, Blue Tri, Silver Tri. C 11 0 GERALD MICHAEL SCHUMACHER: Concert Band, Orchestra, Swing Band. Science Club, Executive Board. RONALD WAYNE SCHWARTZ: Choristers. R Club. Gym Team '55. '56, Swimming 54, '55. '56. WILLIAM H. SCHWARTZ: Orchestra. JOSEPH LEONARD SEASHORE: Concert Band. Marching Band. Orchestra, Science Club. Sportsmen's Club. BEVERLY SELG. HAROLD N. SERSLAND: Concert Band. Marching Band, Board of Governors. Norse Club. R Club, Hockey 56. DAVE E. SETTERHOLM: Hi-Y, Board of Governors. Hockey '55, ‘56. Tennis '55, 56. COLLEEN MARIE SHANAHAN: Drama Club, Science Club. Sportsmen's Club. PHILIP MATHEW SHARBACH: Concert Band. Board of Governors. Audio Visual. Gym Team '56. JAMES W. SHELDON: Choristers, Hi-Y. Drama Club. Sportsmen's Club. DIANNE SHELLEY: Girls' Choir. Blue Tri, Silver Tri, Sergeant-at-Arms of Spanish Club. Sr. Honor Society. ' Noah. JOHN C. SHOULTZ: F.F.A., Library Staff. BRUCE LOGAN SHREWSBURY: A Cap-pella Choir. Science Club. Hi-C. FRANCIS JOHN SIMONSEN: Concert Band. President of Hi-Y, Student Council, Pilots. JANAAN L. SKIBBE: Blue Tri. German Club. Standard Staff. JAMES ROBERT SKOG: F.F.A.. Audio Visual. Executive Board. CONNIE A. SKOG-LUND: F.H.A., Blue Tri. Silver Tri, Science Club. CURTIS ALLEN SKRIVSETH: Choristers, Executive Board, Sr. Honor Society. 1£J JAMES ROBERT SMALLEN. BARBARA LEE SMITH: F.H.A.. Blue Tri. Silver Tri. Board of Governors, Swedish Club. HERBERT FREDERICK SMITH: Hi-Y. F. JEROME SMITH. LANE RAY SMITH: Board of Governors, Science Club. Executive Board, Pilots. MARY JANE SMITH: Blue Tri, Silver Tri. DOUGLAS J. SMITHSON: Choristers. A Cappella Choir, Swing Choir. Science Club. Executive Board. Pilots, Hi-C, Track '56. DAVID WAYNE SMYTH: Chamber Singers. Choristers, A Cappella Choir. Science Club. THOMAS A. SNATER: Board of Governors, Student Council, Vice-President of Sr. Honor Society, Pilots, R Club, Basketball 56. Football 54. 55. D. WAYNE SNYDER: Latin Club. Debate Club. WAYNE GORDON SOLIE: Board of Governors, Swedish Club, Student Council, R' Club. Wrestling '54. '55. 56. KAREN A. SOMMERLAND: F.H.A., Blue Tri, Sportsmen s Club. GERALD C. SORENSEN: Board of Governors. JAMES ARTHUR STARK: Orchestra, Chamber Singers, Choristers, A Cappella Choir, Treasurer of Drama Club, Science Club, Treasurer of Teachers of Tomorrow, Father of the Bride,' Noah. RODNEY J. STEARNS: Board of Governors. JEAN A. STEFFENSON: Girls’ Choir. Board of Governors, Drama Club, Executive Board, Council Office Staff. DORIS I. STEVENS: Blue Tri, Silver Tri, Sr. Honor Society. MARILYN IRENE STEVENS: Choristers, Girls' Choir, Blue Tri, Silver Tri. Ethics Committee, Student Council. C 121 H JEAN A. STEWART. JANET LOUISE STONE: Choristers. A Cappella Choir. F.H.A., Silver Tri. MARY LOU STORK: Concert Band. Orchestra. Blue Tri. Silver Tri, Drama Club, Science Club, Pilots. Hi-C. KAREN RUTH STRAND: Choristers. A Cap-pella Choir. Blue Tri. Silver Tri. Treasurer of Latin Club. Vice-President of Science Club, Girls' Leaders, Girls' Swim Team, Pilots. JANET DIANE STREITZ: Spanish Club. GAY ROBERT STROBERGER: Track 54. '55. '56. THOMAS F. STRONG: Latin Club. Science Club. Student Council. Sr. Honor Society. JAMES F. SULLIVAN: Marching Band, Sportsmen's Club. SHARON LEE SUN-DAHL: Blue Tri. Silver Tri, German Club. BEVERLY A. SWANBERG: A Cappella Choir. Girls Choir. Blue Tri. Silver Tri. Executive Board. JERRY F. SWANSON: Concert Band. Swing Band, Science Club. Sr. Honor Society. PHILIP R. SWANSON. ROBERT DALE SWANSON: Swedish Club. Sr. Honor Society. ROGER E. TALLE: Hi-Y, Treasurer of Norse Club, Student Council. Council Office Staff. MARILYNN ELIZABETH TAYLOR: Spanish Club. ROBERT GEORGE TAYLOR: F.F.A.. Hi-Y. GERALD FAY THOMAS: Gym Team 56. DAN C. THOMPSON: Board of Governors. Student Council. C 122 D RAYMOND HAROLD THOMPSON: Sportsmen’s Club. MARIAN AUDREY THOR: Choristers, Blue Tri, Silver Tri, Norse Club. JEWEL ELIZABETH THORPE: Marching Band, Orchestra, History Club. Hi-C. RONALD A. THORSON: President, Treasurer, Sergeant-at-Arms of Latin Club, President of History Club, Executive Board, Sagamore Staff, President of Pilots, Student Manager of Track 53, 54. DONALD M. TIDLUND: Board of Governors. KATHLEEN MARY TINKER: Blue Tri. Silver Tri. Council Office Staff. JANICE CAROL TORSCH: Blue Tri, Silver Tri. Executive Board. YVONNE ELEANOR TOUHEY: Concert Band, Spanish Club, Girls' Swim Team. ELAINE G. TRASK: Choristers. Girls' Choir, Sliver Tri. Sportsmen's Club. DEAN ALLEN TRYGGESETH: R Club. Gym Team '55. '56. KAREN RAE TURN- QUIST: Marching Band, Blue Tri, Silver Tri. Spanish Club. ROBERT TUTTLE: A Cap-pella Choir. JUDI C. UBEL: Silver Tri, President of Latin Club, Norse Club, Standard Staff, Sr. Honor Society, Sportsmens Club. ELIZABETH JANE UPHOFF: Choristers, Blue Tri, Silver Tri. Drama Club. Science Club, Sr. Honor Society. Hi-C. BOYD MERRILL UPPMAN: Chamber Singers, Choristers, A Cappella Choir, Swing Choir, Science Club. GENE V. VACANT!: Concert Band, Marching Band. Hi-Y, German Club. Standard Staff. Council Office Staff. MARY ANN VAGASKY: F.H.A., Blue Tri. Silver Tri, Science Club, Girls' Leaders. Sagamore Staff. Secretary, Treasurer of Sr. Honor Society. MARTHA L. VERDEJO: F.H.A., Spanish Club, Student Council. President of United Nations Club. Foreign Exchange Student. C123;] WARREN LEE VICKERS: Hi-Y. Board of Governors. ‘ R Club. Football 55. Ski Team 55. 56. MARJORY ALENE VIK: Chamber Singers, A Cappella Choir, Girls' Choir. Swing Choir, Silver Tri, Treasurer of German Club. Science Club. Sr. Honor Society. Hi-C. VIONE JANICE VOGT: A Cappella Choir. Girls Choir, Blue Tri, Silver Tri. Student Council. BRIAN R. WADE: Sportsmens Club. MARYANN CAROLYNN WALLIN: Girls' Choir. Swing Choir. Silver Tri. Drama Club. Swedish Club, Girls' Leaders. PATRICIA LYNN WALLING: Vice-President of Choristers. A Cappella Choir, Girls Choir. Blue Tri. President of Silver Tri, Spanish Club. Girls' Leaders. Secretary of Student Council. Standard Staff, Homecoming Attendant. CHARLES A. WALLINGFORD. KATHERINE E. WANDKE: Pilots. SHERRIE L. WATSON: Swedish Club. Sr. Honor Society. CI24] ELEANOR R. WEBER: Executive Board. Standard Staff, Sr. Honor Society. ALLEN E. WEBSTER: R Club. Treasurer of Hi-C Gym Team 55. '56. MARLENE K. WEH-MEYER: Silver Tri, Library Staff. PATRICIA ANNE WELDELE: Secretary of Science Club, Girls' Leaders. Girls' Swim Team, Student Council. Editor-in-Chief of Sagamore Staff. Sr. Honor Society. GARY E. WELLHAUSEN: Orchestra. Science Club. Executive Board. Sr. Honor Society. CAROL A. WESTERGAARD: Blue Tri. Silver Tri, Board of Governors, Council Office Staff. CAROLE M. WESTIN: Concert Band. F.H.A.. Silver Tri, Sportsmen's Club. HELEN B. WHALEN: Orchestra, Silver Tri. KATHLEEN E. WHITE: Silver Tri, Science Club. JANICE L. WIENCKE. TRUMAN A. WIGEN. RONALD NATHAN WILLIAMS. JOHN D. WILSEY: Concert Band, Orchestra. DAVID A. WILSON. POMALA WILSON: Blue Tri. Silver Tri. Drama Club, German Club. Library Staff. ROBERTA ELLENE WINICK: Choristers. A Cappella Choir, Blue Tri, Vice-President of Silver Tri, Secretary of Latin Club. Executive Board, Council Office Staff. DONALD Win. JON R. WITTGRAF: Concert Band. Hi-y. Science Club, R Club, Track 54, 55. '56. LORETTA J. WOOD: Concert Band. Marching Band, Orchestra. Blue Tri. Silver Tri. Science Club, Student Council. MARLYS J. WREDBERG: Chamber Singers. Choristers, Secretary. Treasurer of A Cappella Choir, Blue Tri, Silver Tri. Student Council. Executive Board. JUDY YOUNG: Silver Tri, Ser-geant-at-Arms of Drama Club. Girls Swim Team. Sportsmen's Club. JEAN ANNETTE ZIMMER: Blue Tri. Silver Tri, Board of Governors. Spanish Club. Girls Leaders. Pilots. WILLIAM DANIEL ZWI-ERS: Hi-C. R Club. Gym Team '56, Cross Country '55. Winter Sports Day King. TEDDY THE SPIRIT OF '56 : City Cross Country Champion, City Swimming Champion. City-Regional Hockey Champion, Vogtsberger Carnival. State Cheerleading Champion, State Basketball Champion. C 253 k£)0 OOj 58 }Sf( fis rj MbiH Junior Officers L. C. Hester, Carol Christy. Ron E'kaas. Jim Kcely. Sophomore Officers Bill Rauhauser, Dave Swenson, Pat Schleppegril, Jim Schluclc. Junior Officers In the fall of 1955 four capable officers were elected to head the junior class. They are L. C. Hester, President; Ron Eikaas, Vice-President; Jim Keely, Treasurer; and Carol Christy, Secretary. With the help of Mr. Sorensen, their adviser, and the junior executive board .they planned their class party. Over 650 juniors are awaiting their opportunity to become seniors in the fall of 1956. Lion and Lioness Jackie Gibson Bud 8jerken Sophomore Class In September, 1955, over 700 new students entered Roosevelt High to begin three years of hard work and fun. It was the largest class in the history of the school, yet it didn’t take long for everyone to get acquainted. The class was divided into 23 Sophomore homerooms. Out of these 23 teachers, Mr. Riemenschneider was chosen Tenth grade chairman and was assisted by Miss Robertson and Mr. R. R. Blake through the year. They carefully supervised Sophomore activities and assisted the class officers. Bill Rauhauser, Dave Swenson, Jim Schluck, and Pat Schleppegril were elected to preside as officers of the class. Working with the Sophomore executive board, which consists of one member from each 10th grade homeroom, they planned a number of activities, including their class party. Keeping these words in mind, March comes in like a lion and goes out like a lamb, the class party was held on March 2, and was entitled, March Whirl. A lion and lioness were chosen to reign over the evening games and dances. The fun and spirit which they had that night has continued, and has added much to the Roosevelt Spirit of ’56. C 128 3 Junior Party The Junior Party, entitled Blarney Bop. was held March 13. In accordance with St. Patrick's Day tradition everyone came dressed in green. Dancing to the music of the Swing Band and playing volleyball were the main events of the evening. Refreshments were served by the mothers of the juniors. Juniors HOME ROOM 336 Bottom row: Kraaycnbrink. Severson, Uhr, M. Thompson. Mr. Sorensen, Paulson, Docblcr, Carter. Second row: Kibby. Benesh. V. Johnson. Dow, Sjosten. K. Peterson, Lenz. Shilson. Third row: J. Peterson, Robens J. Johnson. Lovering. Rataczak. Miller, Espcnscn, Wulkan. Fourth row: Field, Moitland, Torncs, R. Nelson, Helgoc, P. Corlson. D. Larsen, Sable. Madsen. HOME ROOMS 103 AND 115 Bottom row: Bruly. Lovaas, Curtiss. Miller. J. Olson. Kuenzel, Moore. Ocel. J. Hill. Mrs. Nagel. Second row: B. Johnson. Lund, Hamilton, J. Samson. McClain. Weston. Boursell, Eckholdt. B. Brown. S. Benson, J. Christianson. Third row: Me-Mannus. Gren. How. G. Brown. Bergquist. Moberg. Walsh, Col-strom, Bodin, Gallagher. Fourth row: Sigurdson. Naslund. Back-man. Lucey. North, Woodfill, R. Hanson. Blumke, Rtdgway, Pchrson. Fifth row: Svendsen. Steen, Gudmanson, Matson. Dahlen, McClard. Golden, V. Nelson. Veith, A. Hill. Sixth row: Finne. D. Johnson Sauer, Arenz. Steiner, Elasky, Peterman, Dahl, Pappas. J. Meeyr. E129J HOME ROOMS 126 AND 201 Bottom row: Rosch. Crawford Stcnsrud, Sackrison, Collins Severson, Kins, 8 e n e d i ct Thompson, Sirotiak. Miss Lconi Second row: Westlund, Jordine Wayer. Kutz. G. Anderson Huttner, Patterson, Wedman Rees. Bclstlcr, Lillemoe. K. Nel son. Third row: De Roma, Dye Knapp, Kleis, D. Olson, J. Pe terson. Locken. Scheele, Dough erty, Goar. Fourth row: Walk er. Cook. B. Nelson, H. Peter son. Russell. Jackson, Scully Kitzman, Lauer, Julig, Rasmus sen. Fifth row: Scott. J. Lar son, D. Olson. M. Olson, Jans sen, Digiros, Challeen, Hester Frazier, Sorensen. Sixth row Hrkol. Meyers, Hcise, Kwakc nat, Pierson, R. Larson. Pcttcr son. Stuart, Eden, Cronen. HOME ROOMS 304 AND 206 Bottom row: Edquist, B. Swanson, Quinn. Ostlund, Asmus. J. Olson. Skanse. Second row: Mrs. Rice, Schulte. Hastings, Cross, McDonald. Dykstra, Pure, Goodmanson, Miss Haberman. Third row: Lockwood, Stevens, J. Olson. Frykholm. Newfield. Tcigland, Gately, Holmes, M. Murphy Lieberg. Fourth row: Wentzel. Hnasko. Morrcim, B. Johnson, J. Larson. Donoldson, Linquist. K. Carlson, Kersten. Fifth row: Ellendson Morgan, Esberg. Resler. Carrington. Haney. Drake, D. Johnson. Reiter. Noble. Sixth row: Nash. Baxter, Meyer, Gillespie. 8. Johnson, Pafko, McDowell. Cragg, Swenson. Seventh row: Beske Lean-dcr, Stacy, Steiner, Seashore, D. Peterson, Kontos, D. Johnson, Aldrich, Peer. HOME ROOMS 213 AND 228 Bottom row: Berning Cunningham, Mr. Jambcck. Dixon, Baur. Second row: Hanskin. Un-tinen, B. Thompson, N. Erickson, Thorson, Krook, K. Olson. G. Anderson, Ohnesorge. Third row: Kugler Lundberg, B. Olson, Sorenson. Worwick. Greb-stad, L. Thompson, L. Olson, Stillings Strom. Fourth row: D. Swanson. Preekett, Bonstrom, Townsend. C. Anderson, Martin. Kronen, Hart, Favero. Fifth row: Vedeen. Hamilton, J. Anderson, Zantcn, D. Swanson, Davis, Dunn, Hovanetz. G. Swanson. Becker. Sixth row: Lillie. R. Johnson, Hyde, R. Anderson. North. R. Anderson. O'Malley, Tibbetts, B. Nelson. Seventh row: Behrendt Budolf-son, Giebel, Moir, R. Anderson, Holmgren, Price. Hoyle. Hylen, Tollefsbol. HOME ROOMS 229 AND 303 Bottom row: Mrs. Kaupanq, Rogers. Swan Westby. Sand-vig. J. Nelson, Albrecht, Carpenter. Mr. Eggan. Second row: Lovaas. Manuel, Flattem. M. Jensen, L. Larson, C. Hanson, Estes. Hagen, Slavik. Third row Flakne, Sale, Mosher, Smits. Aalbers, McConnell, Frasson. Loeffler. Fourth row: Butler, Gardner, Rhodes, Chovan. Sweatland. Helseth, Jacobson, Drabant, Stapleton. Fifth row: Guilfoyle. Thiel, Blomseth. J, Murphy, J. Anderson, S. Nelson Welch, Berg, Kording. Hauser. Sixth row: Englund R. Peterson, Fredrickson. R. Nelson. R. Nelson, Mohl, Cooper, Christo Kahn. Seventh row: Shedlov. O'Neill, Listerud. Scntman, Eikeland, Hoverson, Raedeke. Weigel. Magnuson. Ecklund. HOME ROOMS 304 AND 305 Bottom row: Mr. Mielke Herrick, Bingham, Ellingwood, Or-cdson, Herrmann, Mr. Knutson. Second row: W dell. Hewitt, Schultz, Schumacher, Hinton, Wiklund Shedlov. Coduti. Wiencke. Third row: Scriven, Rhodes. Wilburn. Dolon, Harrington, Manolis, Portner. Ek-berg. Bonin, Shclstad. Fourth row: Beystrom, Biddle. Pearson, M. Peterson. Chamberloin. Holler, Snowbcrg, Williams. Sandin. Fifth row: Ross Boulet. Bauer. Born. Phillips, L. Anderson. R. Carlson. Mangan, 8orgstrom. Brask. Sixth row: N tardy. K. Smith, Gilman. Twaites. Jacobson, Zgodava Foley, Flcetham. Williams. Keller. Kline. Seventh row: Gorgos. Engfer. Napola. Throndson, Lilia. Rosen, K. Larson. Gibson. Elliott. G. Larson, C 131 D HOME ROOMS 305 AND 313 Bottom row: Mr. Haynes. Eastman. J. Larson. Wallin. Barnes. Hayes. Prichard. Second row: Krider, Wold. C. Anderson, Norlander, B. Olson. Evans, Israels, Nybeck. Third row: Gorski, Damberg. Goodrich. Norman. Mills, Christy, young-berg, B vans, Paschke, McKenzie. Fourth row: C. Oison, Er-hordt. Kriesel. Moberg, Wanne-bo, Sicvcrs. Buss. Hester A. Peterson. Fifth row: Schuroff, B. Johnson, J. Anderson, L. Anderson. D. Pederson. S. Anderson, Fisher, Barber, Neumann. Sixth row: Struck, Morris. Loza. Linquist, L. Smith. Robbins, J. Johnson, R. Swonson. Husebv. Seventh row: Streeter R. Nelson. Stevenson, Mustful. Thompson. Collier. Eikaas, Nordland. Oavid, Helseth. HOME ROOMS 316 AND 318 Bottom row: Wasbotten, Kecly, Mathews, Mrs. Jolly, Mrs. Mona. Harrison. Eide, Pfeifer. Second row; Moore, Goes. Rush. Jewell, Chetberg. Erickson, Waycr. Edin. Third row: Fitzgerald. N. Hansen. Bielin-ski, Goranson, McMillin. D. Johnson. Lange, Mickclson. Koehler. Fourth row: Rognas, Rogers, M. Carlson. Eilitz, Thor-son, Freeman. Miller. Schuen-sen, D. Nelson, Nordos. Fifth row: Johanson, Bercns, Wheeler, Frase, Stein, Varner Stewart, J. Olson, Blescn. Sixth row: Ncstandc J. Nelson R. Nelson, D. Jensen, R. Jensen. Pollard, C. Peterson. Daniclscn. Knutson, Butler. Seventh row: R. Olson. Kennclly, Thomas. Olin, J. Johnson, Soppeland, B. Johnson, Wenborg, R. Johnson, Haugh. HOME ROOMS 321 AND 324 Bottom row: Miss Stevenson. D. Christensen, Monarity. J. Johnson, Frederick. Yarwood. Mrs. Nesse. Second row: Dean, Neumann, Taylor, Burge. Henk, El-lofson, Kocster. Third row: P ; -mcr, Paisley, Howell. Dougherty. Melin. Arling, Fournier, Raivo. Fourth row: Herfcai, Vanda. Hoenecke, C. Peterson, Sharrow. Lavelle, D. Hanson. Gorg, Bernstrom. Fifth row: Field. Perron. J. Carlson. Montroy, B. Peterson, Madsen. Albertson. Garvey. Sixth row: Hamblit. Opsahl, Sanders. Schuman. McKusick, Hoover, Duffy, Lindbcrg, Waldemar. Seventh row: Neuwirth, J. Carl son, Marti. Washburn, Osier, Long, Smith. Bell. HOME ROOMS 328B AND 332 Bottom row: Mr. Lammcrs, Keys. Lusian. Bedor, Kay. Nielsen. Erickson. Second row: Vil-lella, N. Peterson, Koukal, Can-niff. Winger, Cecka. S. Carison. Third row: Hendrix, Sullivon. McGinnis. Folven, Blomquist. F. Benson, DuBois. Case. Fourth row: V. Hansen. Stanchfield, L. Peterson. R. Johnson, Vrudny, Stene. Mahre, Wcstberg, Schulz. Fifth row: Simonson. Hill, Whitbeck. Pommcr. J. Smith. Rcudelsterz. Krinhop. D. Larson. Allison, Thomsen. Sixth row: J. Johnson. DeGroav Kallestad. W. Larson. Forness. Emme. L. Smith. Bergman. Gal-chutt. Heathfield, K. Johnson. Seventh row: Bicry. Lokcn. R. Peterson, Nilsson, Youngquist. Coppm, Gross, Severson. Lager. G. Peterson. C 132 J Sophomores HOME ROOM 226 Bottom row: Mr. Blake. J. Johnson Salzl. Wald, Henneman, Roth Knapp. Second row: Wood. L. Olsen. Dunn. Gibson, Bodm. Coolldge, S. Peterson. Third row: Horris, Pales, M. Larson. J. Larsen. Holforty, Gil-lion. Fourth row: Duschik Sack-ett R. Swenson, Bymark. Hal-seth, Doming. Bruns. HOME ROOMS II AND 110 Bottom row: Mrs. Hankey, Asp-lund. Clark, Halgrimson, B. Nelson. Shulkatls. Bray, Crary, Mr. Iverson. Second row: Kolesar, Lembccker, Jensen. Hoffmann. Rogers. Wiklund, Koucky, An-finsen. Third row: Barker, Eckert. Bernhardt, Slade, Sampson, Mayer, Eide, Duff. L. Olson. Fourth row: Skrivseth, G. Anderson. Woessner. Lindo, Lund-berg, Dalkc. Sclander. Hugo. Fifth row: Becker. Throndsen, R. Hanson. Hill, Brown, Lorcn-sen, Hamilton, Ehlen, Schuet. Sixth row: Holton, Hunecker. R. Swanson. B. Johnson. Runnels, Bergstrom. Enger, Pederson. Seventh row: Needham, R. Olson. Wohlford. Will. J. Smith. McMillin, Palmquist. Odegaard, Wolander. HOME ROOMS 116 AND 121 Bottom row: Miss Corcoran, Ramberg. McElroy. Kunkel. Fli-keid, Filipck, Uriel, G. Smith, Bailey, Goudie, Strauss. Second row: Lutscy. McMillan. J. Anderson, Gjertscn. L. Johnson, Shrewsbury. S. Johnson, S. Swanson, Kittleson, S. Thompson. Third row: Lloyd, Joseph, Tronncs. Whitcomb, Hastings. H. Swenscn, R. Olson. Myrbill, P. Carlson. Fourth row: Jam-beck, Raymond. B. Olsen, White, Easthagen, Ordos. Lindahl, Voelzke. Felker, Wenn-berg. Fifth row: Levine, Supple, Haas. Faber. M. Anderson, M. Swanson, Tcske, Bergin. Goodman. Sixth row: Dcvilliers Christopherson. Ramm, Finch, Pollock, S. Olsen. Cronen, For-inash. Person. Selbo. L 133 3 HOME ROOMS 122 AND 124 Bottom row: Mr. Courtney. J. Carlson, Brokow Fabcl, Jones. McCullen, Tracy, Mrs. Forsyth. Second row: Wiehle. Bauley, Sandm. Puppe. Bacon. Huss, B. Olson, Neuwirth, S. Thompson. Third row: V. Johnson, Stewart A. Larsen. Garvey. Giesekc, Kolesar, E. Anderson. K. Larson. Edlmg. Fourth row: Miller Ford. White. Lark. Alexander, Srock. G. Swanson. Lindstrom. Lindahl. Fifth row: Grobe Hyde, Skjcfstad. Bork. Aarnes. B. Thompson, Van Heel. P. Thompson, Wickstrom. Hoff-strom. Sixth row: M. Peterson, Cooper. Pearson, Bakkc. Dom-browski. Hazel. Melin. Poulscn, Harden. Seventh row: Wcn-borg. J. Hanson Brutlag, Nes-ton. D. Thompson, Price. Coni-gliaro. Kupka. Salhus. Rau-hauser. HOME ROOMS 127 AND 129 Bottom row: Mr. Luke. G. Peterson, Kottkc, Hclgoe. E. Ols-son, Tjernlund, Sieh. C. Anderson. Hybben, Mr. Hollenbeck. Second row: Kaykendall, Sol-berg, D. Thompson, Miller. Sommerland, Dodge, Smallen, Swedberg. Torsch. C. Thompson, C. Larson. Third row: Fournier, Fudally, Koskie, Bergquist, K. Swanson, Dyjak, S. Johnson, Bray Effertz. Pederson. Fourth row: Gorg, S. Jacobson, B. Lor-son, Karlstrom, S. Johnson, B. Anderson. Elliott K. Larson, M. Erickson. Fifth row: G. Peterson, Baltzcr, Dynneson, Giachill. Rodin. Halkis Lenz. Ruthci‘ord, D. Nelson, Carter. Sixth row: Dovis, Koen, Ostrom. Rostne. Arvidson, R. Olson, Dur:gon, Corcoran, Eng. Seventh row: Weikle. Bemdt. Miller Hank-land. Stanley, Nygard. Midtbo. Otto. Heise. Chrstensen. HOME ROOMS 202 AND 204A Bottom row: Mr. D. Johnson D. Anderson. Spear, O'Kasick Rea. Sack, Eidc, Shriver. A. Ol son. Christenson, Mr. D. Han son. Second row: Lcipolc Brude. Rollefson, Hodge. Me Govern. Arvidson, Culver, Driv :r, Carsberg, Holscher. Thirc row: Long, Weaver, Hamilton S. Hanson, V. Anderson. K Larson, Dahlbcrg, Hume, Skiff Fourth row: Edwards. Scanlon Matias. Fransen. Pederson, T Benson, Dunning, Ganske Til ton, Dille. Fifth row: Helmcr ick. Snocklcton, Snobeck. Gnv tro, Yantes. Ramswick. Madvig Simonton, Skelton. Sixth row Kupcho, Norblom, Bryer, J Johnson. Dibble, Schlcetcr Berge, Bridge, Kelley. T. Olson C 134 3 HOME ROOMS 205 AND 207 Bottom row: Miss Wicst. T. Andrews, Norcen. Bjorlclcy, A. Smith, C. Johnson, Muller, Lund, Mr. Baardscth. Second row: Schroeder, Kowcll, BII-ings. Nylander, Haoncn P. Williams. Warburg, Caristrom, Pavlo. Third row: S. Johnson, Dion. Grotte R. Ande'son, Kulcn, Sorensen. Born, Shana-han, Hart. Fourth row: Watters, Halsey. Halverson, Nor-blom, B. Johnson, Miller, De-Joy. Schuldt. Hathaway. Fifth row: Corazza. O'Brien Rush. Dcnzer. Rosengren. Robertson, Wickham, Setterholm, Eng-strom. Sixth row: Sondrall, Kup-cho, Rcasland, O'Neill, Bjerk-en, Lohmar, Ringrose. R. Anderson. R. Jerscn. Godin. HOME ROOMS 222 AND 225 Bottom row: Mr. Ricmenschnei-der, Hester. Duncan. Harrison. Sager. Salzl, Mr. S. Johnson. Second row: Nyberg, B egen. L. Johnson, Rosvold. Christ'an-son. J. Olson. Olcan, Bratrud. Third row: Waistad. 8crggren, Helms. Leaf, Lee. Luke. M. Johnson Mader, 8uhrt. Fourth row: D. Nelson. M. Anderson, Stem, Howord. Wensole. Seh-lin. Rook. B. Olson. McConnell, Conner. Fifth row: Puppe Froy-sa. J. Carlson, Keener. Wold. Wcstbcrg. Hagen, Hausncr. Gardner. Sixth row: Pearson. Halloff, Sorensen. Nord. Gau-stad J. Larson. A. Johnson. Budolfson, Tennison, Ross. Seventh row: Erickson. Hagen, Westberg, Rodgers, Schwantes. Sandberg, Christo, Beaver. Bow-din. HOME ROOMS 301 AND 307 Bottom row: Bentson, Gladhill, Weber Fitz. A. Smith L. Brown, Dennig, Williams. Friedman Hameistcr. Second row: Wickstrom, Evans, Rac. Hudson, Hrkal, Northway, Ostrander, Halverson, Hcdwall, C. Larson. Third row: F. Anderson, Ranzen, Christophcrson, J. Anderson, Smyth, Phillips. Fcn-stad, Pottsmith, H o I m b e r g. Fourth row: Booth. Reed, Packard, S. Olson. Christophcrson, D. Johnson. B. Johnson, Scud-dcr. Schweitzer. J. Carson. Fifth row: K. Carson, Harris. Harten. Christensen. W. Hanson, Alsip, Neumann. M o r c u s. Tiffany. Sixth row: Korau, Dahl, Frye. Mitchell. Luzar. Winje. Kcr-sten. G. Nelson. W. Peterson. J. Hanson. U35: HOME ROOMS 308 AND 320 Bottom row: Heggins. Mohr, Carroll, Sengir. Wyatt. Dens-more, Cameron. C. Johnson. Miss Robertson. Second row: Jangula. Evens. Baker. McKenzie. D. Olson. Hcis'ck. Eck-man S. Peterson. Third row: Christoffer, Palm. Nesheim, Schaper. Hawkinson, Schleppe-grell. Chelberg. Poliak, P. Olson. Fourth row; Boyd, Randall, Kotalik, Selg. Russell. Jacobsen, DeHarpporte. Tucsaw. Fifth row: Barrows. Kupcho, Wahl. Petek. Hendrickson. Fors, Tolan, K. Swanson. Battershell. Sixth row: Visger. L. Anderson, McCollum, Lcppa, Kingsbcrg, Herdig. Biornstad. Haynes. Seventh row: Schluck. J. Hanson. Thomasson, P. Johnson, oreendahl, Homme, K. Erickson. Remmen. B. Larson. HOME ROOMS 323 AND 325 Bottom row; L. Hanson Cady. DuBeau. Piquette. Roadfeldt. Felt. V. Ericson. An til. Second row: Adams. Christensen, La-veil, Epland. Fjone, Rommel-meyer, J. Johnson. G. Benson, Siemcr. Third row: Mr. L. Nelson. Hursh. Gehlsen, Hieronymus, Norton. C. Swanson, Bur-meister, Runeborg. Jenkins, Mr. May. Fourth row: Mouren, Vcr-schuur, Pehlc. Ronneberg. Har-vath, Kjona. Grimes. D. Petersen. Douning. Fifth row: Krall. Courtney. Arvidson. D. Carlson. J. Johnson, Pickit. G. Hanson, Ward, Redmond. K. Smith. Sixth row: Bcrglund, Kruger, Hmdert. Froysa. Bullock. Id-strom. Turner. E. Swanson. C. Nelson. Seventh row: Ganske. Elwood, Sjobcrg. Scholz. W. Johnson, Olafson. Schreiner. Keenan, Shanks. Hobbs. HOME ROOMS 326 AND 330 Bottom row: Hill. Rauhauser. Dybwad. T. Hudson. Berg. Dus-terhoft. N. Pedersen. Richardson. Mr. Cannon. Second row: Palmer. Coppin, E 11 w o o d. Schmid. J. Peterson, Herrmann. Canfield, Morton. G. Carlson. A. Johnson. Third row: Schuck R. Olson. Landstad. Anfinsen. Moore, Hagen. Carothers. Back-lin, Harder. Fourth row: Krause. Dunn, S. Carlson, Folwick. Haf-✓enstcin, J. Nelson. Scbeck, C. Peterson, LeVoir, H e g r e n e s. Fifth row: Severson, Fish. D. Swenson, Oredson, D. Olson. Jenkins. Stcnquist. Tone, Gamer. Sixth row: Wachter, D. Carlson. Nesscl, Storholm. Segel-strom. Kragness. Abrahamson. Kottke. Hendrickson, H. Carlson. [136: A