Roosevelt High School - Sagamore Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

Text from Pages 1 - 144 of the 1957 volume:

Vv A.. 7 J - 'A A V yrf- jL $ ea S Pj a - M y +K. AXv -o X -rC -JUV V _ JUjU v -| -p iucr patty . A � r.. : itrtA v - i) v 'faff rji y y V o v scVooX AtiMIiCZ- _JL?_ fMIi JUi____76 _ jQ Vi NlW kx y c S V Noctx o ke fc Vo s MR. JOHN C. WELLS. Principal Administration Graduation time marks a milestone in the lives of all youns people. Congratulations to all who have reached this goal. Here in your Sagamore are recorded many events and accomplishments of the past year. Your yearbook will prove to be one of your prized possessions. Let it be a constant reminder of the traditions, standards, friendships, and loyalties you have developed while here at Roosevelt. DR. M. NELSON: Assistant Principal. Faculty Coordinating Council, Health Council. E. N. STRANDJORD: Assistant Principal, Adviser of Student Council, Adviser of the Alumni, Health Council, Lunchroom Supervisor, Lost and Found, Noon Hour Activities, and Grounds. Faculty Coordinating Council Sitting, left to right: M. Nelson. F. tundquist. M. Erickson, M. Doherty. K. Peterson. Chairman; M. Mona. M. McGrath, J. Dahl. O. Hollenbeck. Standing, left to right: J. C. We!ls, Principal; E. Strandjord, W. Knutson. m C. W. ANDERSEN: Choristers. Organ. Choir, Chamber Music, Applied Music. Girls' Choir. Chairman of Vocal Music. E. ARNDT: Clerk. A. B. BAARDSETH: Typing, Bookkeeping, Basic Business. Chairman of Commercial. W. P. BENSON: American History. Swedish, Chairman of Foreign Languages. R. R. BLAKE: Physics. Biology. Assistant Basketball Coach. A. A. BRENNY: Algebra, Geometry. L. F. BRICK: Cabinet Making. Stage Crew. O. BROOKS: Clerk. A. CANNON: Biology, Chemistry, Adviser of Science Club. V. L CATTRON: Art, Chairman of Art. K. A. COMLEY: Advanced Clothing, Home and Family. Chairman of Costume Supervisors. C. W. COURTNEY: American History. Modern Problems. Basketball Coach, llth Grade Social Studies. J. R. DAHL: English and World Heritage. American History. F.T.A. Club Adviser, IOth Grade Social Studies. B. J. DAVIDSON: Clothing. Foods. M. C. DOHERTY: English, Creative Writing. Changes in Faculty Assignment Effective this spring semester, Mr. Chester A. Sorensen was assigned to the main office as assistant statistician in the school census department. Effective next September: Mr. C. Wesley Andersen to the main office as consultant in charge of all public school music: Mr. Claude C. Lammers to South High School as assistant principal; Mr. E. N. Strandjord to Folwell Junior High School as assistant principal; and Dr. Mercedes L. Nelson at Roosevelt as assistant principal. in L. M. EAKINS: Geometry. Physics. B. R. EGGAN: American History. Norse. Adviser of Norse Club, Faculty Manager. M. D. ERICKSON: Visiting Teacher. M. FARSETH: Spanish, English, Adviser of Spanish Club. I0A Term Chairman for English. P. C. FORSYTH: Art. English. Chairman of American Junior Red Cross. A. GOWANS: Modern Problems, World Problems. H. L. HABERMAN: Stenography. Secretarial Practice. Typing. M. W. HALRON: Chemistry, Adviser of Science Club. Chairman of Science. D. A. HANSON: Auto Shop. Chairman of Industrial. Boys. W. E. HAYNES: Modern Problems, English and World Heritage. American History, Chairman of Social Science, Adviser of Junior Historical Society. D. R. HEATH: World History, American History. O. A. HENNING: Band, Adviser of Dance Band. Teachers at Roosevelt are leaders in building school spirit as shown by the pep-fest program. Bottom row: Mr. Strandjord. Mrs. Davidson. Mr. Wcum. Row 2: Mr. Gowans, Miss Haber-man. Mrs. Rice, Mr. Jambcck, Miss Palecn. Row 3: Mr. Dahl, Miss Wilbur. Mr. Courtney Mr. Peterson, Mr. McWatcrs. Mss McGrath. Miss Nelson, Mrs. Ramm. Row 4: Mrs. Shanus. Mrs. Erickson. C8J O. I. HOLLENBECK: Wood Turning. Mechanical Drawing. Chairman of Locks and Lockers. M. M. HOLM-QUIST: English, Social Studies, Math. R. F. HUNT: Clothing, Adviser of Future Homemakers of America Club. D. W. IVERSON: Machine Shop, Hall Duty. T. W. JAMBECK: News, English, Swimming Coach. D. E. JOHNSON: Basic Business, Ski Coach. S. T. JOHNSON: Printing. Mechanical Drawing. A. N. JOLLY: Communications. English and World Heritage. V. M. KAUPANG: English and World Heritage, Communications, Adviser of Hi-C. W. J. KNUTSON: Geometry. Math. Biology is only one of the subjects offered by a strong science department at Roosevelt. M. Moriarity. S. Fredrick, J. Smith, C. Kay. L. M. KRAMER: Foods, MEA, NEA. C. C. LAMMERS: Modern Problems. 12th Grade Social Studies, Junior Town Meeting Radio Program. m J. W. LIUEDAHL: Communications, Modern Literature. C. J. LOBDELL: Audio Visual. Modern Problems, Adviser of Audio Visual Education Equipment and Operators. C. E. LUKE: Agriculture. Farm Shop, Adviser of Future Farmers of America, Chairman of Green House. F. LUNDQUIST: Business English. Modern Literature, Adviser of Cheerleaders. I. R. LYNCH: Common Learnings, American History. Chairman of Common Learnings. M. C. McGrath: Common Learnings. R. A. McWATERS: Gym. Health, Intra-Mural Sports, Boys. R. H. MAY: American History, Hockey Coach, Adviser of R Club. D. E. MIELKE: Algebra. Geometry. Baseball Coach, Assistant Hockey Coach. 12th Grade Adviser. M. R. MONA: American History. Common Learnings. D. MUYRES: School Nurse. F. S. NAGLE: Higher Algebra. Roosevelt High School has an Agriculture department; the only one in Minneapolis. Mr. Luke. J. Schumacher, A. Jenson. [10] L. K. NESSE: Speech Fundamentals. Communications. Auditorium Committee. L. NIELSON: News. Adviser of Standard. E. L. OLSON: Occupational Relations. Retail Trade. Co-op Work Program. L. OSTERHUS: American History, Speech. Adviser of Debate and Forensic Club. G. H. OWENS: Library Cleric. E. M. PALEEN: Junior Counselor. Adviser of Senior Honor Society. A. PALMQUIST: Senior Counselor. Adviser of Senior Honor Society. Chairman of Scholarships and Tests and Measurements. S. B. PASCOE: Clerk. B. J. PATTERSON: Clerk. K. M. PETERSON: Health. Apparatus Team. Gym, Boys' Intra-Mural Sports. Chairman of Physical Education. Gymnastics Coach. A Course in Foods is taken by many girls at Roosevelt High School. J. Carlson, J. Dahlberg. D. M. POMMER: Sophomore Counselor, Advisor of Senior Honor Society. K. PUTNAM: Head Librarian. CUD ills r 11 - E. RAMM: Health, Gym, Chairman of Indoor-sports, Girls Swimming Coach, Exchange Teacher from England. E. M. REDLUND: Higher Algebra, Trigonometry, Chairman of Math. L. K. RICE: Stenography. Secretarial Practice, 12th Grade Adviser. H. RIEMENSCHNEIDER: Biology. Chairman of Junior Class, Adviser of Sportsmen s Club. J. ROBERTSON: Sight-saving. A. P. SANDBOE: Radio-T.V., Drama Arts. Play Production. Adviser of Dramatic Club. Adviser for Class Plays. E. D. SANDERS: English, American History. M. H. SKAURUD: American History. Modern Problems. Tennis Coach. M. A. STENSING: Chief Clerk. V. J. STEPHENSON: Remedial English. English. O. STONE: Cleric. J. W. SULLIVAN: Mechanical Drawing, Football and Wrestling Coach. The Business department at Roosevelt High School is growing from seven teachers this year to ten teachers starting next September. J. Sorenson. Mr. Springer. L. Ekbcrg. 8. Westberg. C 12 3 L. G. SWADNER: Latin, English, French, Adviser of Latin and French Club. A. L. SWANSON: Orchestra, Drill Team. Rockettes. C. SWANSON: Library Clerk. S. A. TELECKy. German, English. F. THERRIEN: English. G. M. THOMAS: Foods, Lunch Room Supervisor. I. G. VOGTSBERGER: Metals, American History, Adviser of Pilots Club, Transferred to Main Office for Drivers Training. H. F. WAGNER: Office Training, Bookkeeping, Occupational Relations. Co-op Work Program. Adviser of Sagamore Staff. M. B. WEUM: Biology, Physiology. Adviser of Hi-Y Club. M. R. WIEST: Stenography, English. Typing, Adviser of Silver Tri. Many Boys' Industrial classes are offered at Roosevelt High School including machine shop. Mr. Iverson. Glenn Peterson. R. E. WILBUR: Health, Gym, Leadership, Girls' Intra-Mural Sports. O. W. YNGVE: Avia-tion Science, Physics, Cross-Country and Track Coach. C13D 1 • A ' yyy(p4i yyVzlc..y‘ k V .. £l T ypPfjdi yiyy ) • . YKV ,( v y 7 C y r 3 yyyyyy a ■ | ■- S y , r Lv H Xl.- ' ftJfi rc-y y i v Marlyss Moberg, Patricia Anderson. Sharon Eilitz Mary Woodfill. Mary Luccy, Joyan Fournier Don Peterson Bernadette Bonin, Mr. Wagner 1957 Sagamore Staff Adviser..............................Harvey Wasner Editor-in-chief.................... Bernadette Bonin Cover Design and drawings..........Bernadette Bonin Photographer and Picture Editor .... Paul Carlson Assistant photographer ...............Bill Schleeter Faculty Section ................... Bernadette Bonin Features Section........Joyan Fournier, Mary Lucey, Mary Woodfill Organizations Section ............. Patricia Anderson, Sharon Eilitz. Marlyss Moberg Athletics Section ...................... Don Peterson Classes Section............Mary Lavelle, Merry Quinn Junior Members . Larry Fransen, Audrey Lindstrom, Anne McMorrow, Kathleen Walsh U6 3 Sagamore Staff Tantalizing, challenging, rewarding . . . that's what this book has been for us. your '57 staff. Fun? It's been great. Problems? Well, we have really had our share. In fact, if we were to lay these problems in a straight line, they'd reach from here to Wisconsin; but the biggest one of all (the one you'd notice first) would be that one of choosing a theme. Let us tell you how it happened. There we were one beautiful fall day. all 16 of us and Mr. Wagner, our adviser, beating our brains out trying to decide upon a very special theme for, what we considered, a very special dass. We had just about thought of everything (or so we thought) when someone suggested using the theme of different postage stamps. Or how about different kinds of money? another voice added. Well, from then on it went something like this— You mean counterfeit money? Like in Dick Tracy. Oh, so you want a comic strip! joked Mr. Wagner. No one spoke. A dead silence came over us and the room has never been that quiet since. Then, all of a sudden Joyan Fournier yelled. Peanuts!! —and she was immediately followed by a loud chorus of yes's . . . and so it was. During this past year, keeping our theme a secret and guarding it has almost become a religion with each of us. Anyone who has come to the Sagamore room, 214, during fourth period will tell you that! Rather than try to tell you all about our book, we hope it speaks for us. We sincerely want you to like it because, for us, this is a happy dream come true. Mary Lavelle, Merry Quinn Paul Carlson, Bill Schleeter Audrey Lindstrom, Anne M Morrow. Kathleen Walsh L 173 Bottom row: JANE HAGEN. RECORDING SECRETARY; ARLOINE DOLAN, CORRESPONDING SECRETARY; HENRY GALLAGHER. PRESIDENT: Mr. Strandjord. adviser; JIM CARLSON. SERGEANT-AT-ARMS; DAVE ECKHOLDT. VICE-PRESIDENT; BILL RATACZAK, TREASURER. Row 2: Ehlen. Solberg, Wocstehoff, L. Johnson, Mitch. Haly. Christy. Vanda, Favero. Row 3: Puppe Pehlc. Gibson, Dahlbcrg. Laudcnslager. Wold. Coduti. Hullar. Row 4: Bystrom, Folwick. Bergin, M. Olson. Bernstrom. Seashore! Meilte, Pecore. Row 5: McCollum. Engfer, Eilcaas. Pollard. Rauhauser, Golden. Kennedy. J. Peterson, Sacre. Student Council The Student Council is one of Roosevelt's most important organizations. The Council is composed of one representative from each homeroom, and is under the able leadership of Mr. Strandjord. The three most important and most popular events of the year—Homecoming, Winter Sports Day, and the Spring Dance—are sponsored by the hard-working Council. At the end of each year, an award is given by the Council to the student who has contributed the most to the school. Ethics Committee: Christy. Kahn, Hrkal. Rataczak, J. Carlson. Mickelson. Bottom row: Argue. Hill. Moen. Thorson. Gieseke. M. Thompson, Williams. D. Thompson. Row 2: Osmundson, Quan. Cramer. Mackey Knapp, Kunz. S. Johnson. Row 3: Crest. Josvold, S. Nelson. VanZanton. R. Anderson. Jacobson, Whitbeck, Steenson. Row 4: Frondcll. Cooper. Tiffany. R. Olson, Hill. Loken, Lokberg, DeVilliers. Hrkal. Bottom row: Fudolly, Northway. ARNOLD HILL, PRESIDENT; Fitz, Villella. Row 2: Baker, Adler. C. Anderson. V. Ericson. Christensen. B. Thompson. Franzen. Row 3: Buroker. Newfield. K. Nelson. Wold. Cecka. J. Erickson. Sharrow. Kriesel. Row 4: King North. J. Nelson. Danielson. Loken. P. Carlson, Schreiner. Office Staff in action: Newfield, P. Carlson. Sharrow, Hill. Student Council Office The students in the student council office are responsible for handling the passes and attendance charts for the study halls. They also put out the student council bulletin. Board of Governors One of the biggest parts of Roosevelt's student government is its study halls. The Board of Governors, which consists of chairmen and secretaries, keeps these study halls running smoothly. They do a good job of keeping order and checking attendance. Bottom row: Cramer. Klingelhut, Skoglund. Jansen. Thorson Bingham Noreen, Sandcen. Row 2: Heisick, Trady, S. Thompson, Vanda Ronneberg, Gibson, Snobeck, L. Thompson. Stene, J. Olson. Row 3: Holmes. Gatcly, Christy, K. Larson, Luccy. Sievers Frasson, Linquist. Kraayenbrink, Walsh. Row 4: Jackson. Brown, Dykstra, B legen, Born, J. Nelson, Gudmunson, Strom, Cooper Lcander. Row 5: Noble. Loza, Eng. Williams, Reiter. Kecly, Nash. Flcctham, L. Smith. D. Thompson, Nestande. Row 6: S. Nelson, Mustful, R. Olson, Eikaas, B. Carlson. Collier, Keller. Gillette, Mohl. JIM CARLSON. PRESIDENT. Row 7: Pollard, Engfer, Elliott, David, Helseth. Butler. Wulkan. J. Peterson. Nordland, R. Johnson, Bell. Row I: Wiencke, Newficld. Mobers. R. Johnson. Benesh, McMannus. Row 2: Kins, N. Hansen. Buss. Coudti. Uhr, Wold. Murphy. Bivans. Danielson. Because of the hard working Standard Staff, under the supervision of Mr. Nielsen, Roosevelt has one of the best high school newspapers. It is also the only weekly high school paper put out in Minneapolis. The Staff does everything from gathering information, writing stories, and taking pictures. to actually setting up the paper at the printers. In order to be a member of the staff, a student should have taken at least one semester of newswriting, and have the ability to write feature, sports, or straight news stories. 1956-57 Standard Staff Editors-in-chief Bob Fredrickson Cynthia Kersten First Page Editors . . .Judy Newfield Patricia Benesh Second Page Editors Mary Wiencky Mickey McMannus Third Page Editors Marilyn Moberg Ruth Johnson Sports Page Editor Gary Phillips Photographers John Petterson Jim Alinder Sports editors and photographers compare ideas Petterson. Papas. Alindcr. Phillips Editors-in-Chief: Kersten. Fredrickson Bottom row: Miss Paleen, adviser: Ncwfield. Stanchfield, Benedict, C. Peterson. Sharrow, Butler McM llm, Fure. Miss Pommer. adviser. Row 2: Blumke, Wentzel, Phillips. A. Peterson. Martin. North, Gilman, Field. Knutson. Row 3: Papas, Hart. Kersten. Rasmussen, R. Nelson. Kahn, Veith, Collier, Loken. K. Johnson. Row 4: Mohl. Galchutt. P. Carlson, Rosen. Throndson, Golden, Madsen, Hrkal. Eikeland. Senior Honor Society The Senior Honor Society, is an organization of students who have maintained a scholastic average of 2.3 or better. They are also students of high character, leadership, and service. The Honor Society meets the second Tuesday of the month. The members are awarded a pin which bears a keystone and a flaming torch. One of the outstanding events of the year is a trip taken by the Honor Society. This year, the group went to Washington, D. C. Washington bound! Bottom row: L. Larson. B. Johnson, HENRY GALLAHER SECRETARY-TREASURER: CAROL CHRISTY, SERGEANT-AT-ARMS: Mr. Palmquist. adviser; CAROL HANSON VICE-PRESIDENT: TOM NORDLAND PRESIDENT: Uhr, Bedor. Row 2: Benesh. Oredson. Yarwood. Wasbotten. Ncwmonn. Bevans. Sackrison. Row 3: Goodmanson Tcgland, Lillemoe. 8. Thompson. McMannus. Wienckc, N. Hanson. Bernadette. Row 4: Hastings, Estes. Coduti, Ellefson, Fitzgerald. Goranson. Lavelle. Row 5: K. Nelson. Loeffler. Arling. J. Olson, Skanse. Moberg. Hamilton. Eikaas. Silver Tri Adviser: Miss Wiest Silver Tri Officers: Hyde. Ford, Woestehoff, Chcllbcrg. Bray. Silver Tri What is the largest club at Roosevelt? Silver Tri of course. Membership is open to any sophomore or junior girl who wishes to help others, and build her own personality and citizenship. There are more than 300 members in this group. Silver Tri is divided into ten chapters meeting jointly the first Tuesday of each month. Individual chapters meet on the third Tuesday of each month. The girls are under the direction of Miss Wiest and Mrs. Liljedahl who supervise and aid the girls whenever necessary. Besides electing a president, vice-president, and secretary, they also elect an Interstate Club Council representative. This council shares its ideas and opinions to help the Silver Tri organizations benefit from the experiences of others. This year, as usual, they have been a very active club. As in previous years, Silver Tri sponsored the winter formal, Sno Ball , which was held at the Glenwood Chalet. The club has invited speakers to attend their meetings to talk on proper dating. Also, during the year, a model talked about good grooming and etiquette. Besides having Bottom row: Fabel, Miss Wiest. adviser; Cameron, DuBeau, Hagberg. Groth. Fitz. Row 2: Flikeid, Bjorkley, Christenson. Hoy. MARY JO WOESTEHOFF. TREASURER: J. Anderson Bostrom. S. Anderson. Row 3: MARY HYDE. SECRETARY; Blegen. EDITH FORD, INTER-CLUB COUNCIL: Christoffer, C. Carlson, Bakke, Carlstedt, Coppin. Row 4: Bendik. Armstrong. Freidlund. Haglund. N. Erickson. Cummings. H. Anderson, Canfield. Haas. Row 5: Buroker. Hrkal, Gibson, EHingworth, Hinton, Hoffmann. J. Anderson, Fenstad. Dahl-berg. Row 6: Fors. Bork G. Carlson, 8rown, R. Hanson, Anfinsen, S. Hanson, Grobe. Boyd Holmberg. Row 7: Holt, Havrilla. Fred ricksen, B. Carlson, Iverson, Berg. B. Anderson, S. Carlson, M. Erickson. Bystrom, Greendahl. D22 3 Bottom row: O'Kasick, Brown Andrews. Dennig, Hodge, Hoeft. DcRoma. Fletcher, Esberg. Eklund. Row 2: Oaniclsen, Lmdroth, Berg-gren, Harrison, Hursh. Ericson. Benson. Counor. Cramer, Benedict. Row 3: Downs. Karpinen, Gehlscn L. Johnson, Friedman. Epland, Beckman, $. Anderson, Amundsen, Dyjak, Billings. Row 4: Lindahl, J. Johnson. JAN CHELBERG, VICE-PRESIDENT; Franzen, How, Dalke. Coolidge, Hokanson, Berg, Haley. Row 5: Burton. Hendrickson. S. Anderson, Harris, Andrus. Bursch, Bush, Berhow. Hack. Row 6: S. Anderson. Hathaway. Froysa, Effutz, MARY BRAY. PRESIDENT; Faber, Elliott. Helmerick, Halmrast. Dykstra. speakers, they had gift wrapping and hair style demonstrations. Each semester, pins are awarded to the girls who have had perfect attendance records. When a member receives the pin, it means that she is a true member of the V teens of America. Besides having a lot of fun being a member of this organization, the girls also have a Bottom row: Vanderkooi. Sack. Mocn, Krueger, C. Larson, V. Johnson. A. Larsen, Jcnsvold. Nygaard. Schreiner. Row 2: Roth, McKay. Bodine. Svendahl. Lauer, Omvedt. Knutson. Moreus, Mackey. S. Johnson, Rinn. Row 3: Iverson, Mitol. Lindquist. M. Miller, Schultz. Jordan, C. Miller, S. Thompson, C. Swanson, Morton, Mayer. Row 4: Lindahl. Jensen, Nyberg, D. Thompson, S. Johnson, M. Nelson, Lutsey, Koles K. Miller, M. Johnson. Row 5: Moline. McConnell, V. Olsen, Lee. M. Olson. M. Olson. S. Nelson. K. Larson. Kousky. Row 6: Jones, Nyberg. Moyer, Kjona, Kane, Jensen, Thornbi. B. Olson, Jenkins. D. Olson. Bottom row: Williams, Keaglc, Michales. Lundquist. M. Thompson, Roth, Waigand. Schmidtlcc, P. Smith, Mrs. Liljedahl, adviser. Row 2: Kingsbury, McClain, Ramberg, Wcnborg, Kolesar, Oiean. Tumma, Palm, Palmer, Lund. Row 3: Wilclund. S. Olson, Tracy, G. Smith, Sommerland Ro'lefson, Solbcrg. Lembecker. Row 4: Schleppegrell. Schroedcr. Puppe. Rosuald, C. Thompson, L. Johnson, L. Olsen, Muiler. Nesheim, Macry. Row 5: Svitah Schuman. Rae. M. Johnson, Lindberg, Kearns, Whitney, Thorpe. J. Johnson. Row 6: Thor. Jindra. S. Johnson. Wennberg. Wagmlct. Wiilc. Pavlovic. Westbcrg, Skoog. Svitak. purpose. 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, is the duty of every member. 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. Awarding pin for perfect attendance: McKay. S. Hanson, Bray. Bottom row: Watters, Salzl, Sandecn, S. Peterson, Winick. Palm. Shilson. West, Skoglund. Row 2: S. Swanson, Wittkc, Pedersen, Phelps, Salzl. Sager, Wood, Williams, Schlin. Wyatt. Row 3: Rommelmeyer. Warburg, Runeborg, Tangen. N. Peterson, Weyrens, Raymond. K. Peterson. Sable, Rusten. Row 4: Pearson, L. Phillips. D. Phillips, S. Swanson. Pritchard, Taplin. Paul, Ramberg. Zappia, Soltis, Vaughan. Row 5: G. Swanson, Roe, Randall, Walling, Pehle, Selander, Rook. Verschnur. Ronning. Wold. Row 6: Swenson. Reitan, Woessner. Hocking, Ronncberg. Pottsmith, Selbo, Soderling. Tollefsbol, B. Thompson, Renneke. C 24 □ Blue Tri Adviser: Miss Habcrman Blue Tri Officers: Erickson. Butler. S. Nelson. Hagen. Mills. Blue Tri Blue Tri, that’s for me, exclaim all senior girls who wish to belong to an organization whose main goal is to strengthen citizenship and become better friends to all. This high school organization is a branch of the V. W. C. A. and is made up of four chapters. The individual chapters meet once every other week at different girls' homes. Under the guidance of Miss Haberman, the club meets every second and fourth Wednesday of the month, and the cabinet meetings are held on the first and third Wednesday of each month here at Roosevelt. During the fall the Blue Tri sponsored the first dance of the year—the all favorite Sock Hop. At this memorable dance a contest is held in which a guy and gal with the most novel socks are awarded a prize. Besides this first event they also sponsored Cupid's Capers, a Valentine Dance. Other projects were selling teddy bears to Roosevelt students, presenting a Christmas Program at the Citizen’s Club as a service project, setting up a booth at the International Fair, portraying the country of Greece, and playing a Bottom row: Bcrgquist. B. Johnson. JUDY ERICKSON. I.C.C. REPRESENTATIVE: JUDY BUTLER. TREASURER; SANDY NELSON. PRESIDENT; MARY MILLS. VICE-PRESIDENT; JANE HAGEN, SECRETARY: DcRoma. Krook. Row 2: Mobcrg. Cobbs. V. Hansen, Loeffler. Gordner, Mosher, Westlund, Christianson. Moberg, Bonstrom. Row 3: P. Anderson. Goodrich. Rognas, Beystrom, Hom-berg, Dambcrg. Biddle. Erhardt. Pearson. Row 4: Ridgway. Blumke. R. Hanson, Sigurdson, Martin, Helseth, Kronen, Kriesel, Hul'ar, Fure. Row 5: A. Peterson. Vedeen, J. Anderson. Kersten. Hart. Pchrson, Morgan. Nordos, Ellendson. C 25 ] Bottom row: C. Johnson. Arling, J. Olson, D. Nelson, Buss, J. Peterson, Monolis, Moore, Barnes. Row 2: Dow L. Johnson. G. Anderson. Kucnzel. Rhodes. Iverson. Wilburn. Vrudny. Row 3: J. Larson. Harrington. Flakne. Kraayenbnnk. Youngberg, Hnasko. Kibby. Mahre. Chovan. Row 4: Folven. Wiklund, B. Johnson. Teigland. Lieberg, Lillemce, Jensen, Gately. Row 5: Christy, Dean. Dolan, Stene. Slavik. Eliefson, North, C. Peterson, Robens. game of broom hockey with Silver Tri girls on Winter Sports Day. Blue Tri has 138 members this year. The girls may choose one of five committees to participate in, in order to make this club a success. The committees are: program, publicity, social, service and membership. It is the goal of each member during the year to become a better citizen, to help those who are in need, and to be a loyal and lasting friend to everyone. Teddies for sale! Goodrich. Teigland. Bottom row: Lusian. Kay. Doebler. Adler. Thorson Wallin. Lockwood. Sullivan. McGinnis. Row 2: Howell Dixon. Norlander. Stens-rude. Christensen. Eide, L. Thompson, Pfeifer. Row 3: Blomquist. Rhodes. L. Larson. Nielsen, Taylor. Bofcer, Shelstad. Row 4: K. Peterson. J. Erickson. K. Nelson. B. Thompson. Sandvig. Quinn. Asmus. Untinen. Row 5: Wold. Chelberg. C. Anderson. C. Hanson, Norman. Hoeneche. Schutte. B. Nelson, Cudd. Bottom row: Pavlovtc. Chantry. Fletcher, DcRoma. Skoglund Esberg, Yarwood, Coduti. Roth. Row 2: S. Carlson, J. Johnson, Ram-berg, Svendahl, Wcnborg, Berg, Holcanson, Kucera. bsterod. Row 3: Downs, Mees. Lundquist. Burton. Rae, Hinton, Waigand, Schm.dtke, M. Olsen, S. Anderson. Row 4: Miller. JU DIE HOY, SECRETARY; Patterson, S. Olson. Haley. V. Olson. Janssen. Brown. Denham. Slade. Row 5: Drake. Bush, Ferrell. Mountain. Pommer, Bielinski, R. Anderson. M. Anderson, Adams, McConnell. Champlin. Row 6: Biddle. J. Peterson. Harris. Teske. Selbo. S. Anderson, H. Anderson. Moyer. Thornby. Dambcrg. Row 7: Schwcnscn Wick. Whitney, McKenzie, Nybcrg. Bystrom. Westergren. Rodgers, DAVID THOMPSON, TREASURER; V. Nelson, Kwakenat. One popcorn, please! Harris. Madsen, Moberg. Sportsmen's Club The chief aim of this club is to promote better sportsmanship. The members also learn the fundamentals of sports, aid in prevention of forest fires, help to conserve the wild life, and participate in the study of nature. Any student willing to support these ideals is eligible for membership. Meetings are held every other Wednesday under the leadership of Mr. Riemenschneider. Bottom row: Kingsbury, Klmgelhut. Gallagher, K. Larson. Mr. Riemenschneider, adviser: Herman. Swcdberg. Pearson. Arvidson. Row 2: Andor. N. Erikson Cummings, Mitsch, Wiese, Matson, Noble, M chales. M. Enckson. Row 3: Ronmng, Shilson, Sandeen, R nn, Ellmgwor:h, Weyrens, Beckman. Sable. Amundsen, Omvedt. Row 4: Christ ansen, Dykstra M tal Lindquist, N. Peterson. McKee, Burstrom. Laudenslager. Lewis. Row 5: Bend'k, Champlin. B. Thompson. SALLY HARRIS, VICE PRESIDENT; $. Swanson. Hagman, Moreus, Hessburg. Watters. K. Larson. Row 6: Jones Medvec. Chamberlain. Skeleton Berhow. Kane, O'Malley, Jensen, Rosengren. Row 7: Marshall, Rosen. Litterer, BRANTH LEANDER. SERGEANT-AT-ARMS: JEROME MADSEN. PRESIDENT; Julian, Alinder, Ktook, Wold. Hermanson. Bottom row: Er.cson. Wold. KENNETH HEDWALL TREASURER: CURT HANEY. PRESIDENT: JERRY CARLSON. VICE-PRESIDENT; Bedor. Ostlund, Mrs. Kaupang, adviser. Row 2: Schrmdtke. P. Smith, Lund. West. Eklund, Kuykendall, C. Larson. W.dell, Miller. Row 3: S. Thompson, Henneman, Tracy. Skanse. 8loomqgist. J. Erickson. Lassila, Jones. Row 4: Osmundson. Hamilton. A. Smith, D. Thompson. Ford. Dodge, Pottsmith. Butler. Dion. Row 5: Barrows. Nyquist. Edberg. G. Swanson, Bratrud. Barker, Crofoot. C. Johnson. Lark. Gardner. Row 6: Raivo, Harvath. Canner. Buroker. Wcstberg, Atwood. Humphreys. Kjona. Wcstberg. Row 7: Bergstrom, Mclin, Holm. Evans. R. Olson. V. Nelson, Nitardy. Hill. Danielson, Sand. Hi-C Picnics, hayrides, sports activities, a spring reception for the parents, and a senior farewell are some of the activities which characterize the sincere fun the Hi-C members enjoy. This club, organized in March, 1939, is under the competent leadership of Mrs. Kaupang. A large meeting is held every Tuesday from 3:00 to 4:00 at the Roosevelt y.M.C.A. Although the only requirement for membership consists of merely going to Roosevelt, high ideals and goals should be present in all members. The aim of the club is to build character, promote high ideals, train members for leadership and develop their talents. The club is part of a city-wide organization which annually awards trophies, thus making all members eligible to take part in city-wide activities such as week end retreats, formal and semi-formal banquets, and musi-cales. Members are encouraged to participate in outside activities as well as in school affairs. Bottom row: Ellwood, Wahl. BETTE HAMILTON. CORRESPONDING SECRETARY; Carsbcrg. D. Olson. Shdstad. King. D. Johnson. Smyth, N. Anderson. Row 2: Thorcn Myhre, Sieh. Dixon. Bentson. Eide, Baker. Taylor. Taylor, Curtiss. Row 3: M. Erickson. P. Christin-son, Cady, Gustafson. Brude. V. Erickson, Nielsen, Holmberg. C. Peterson. Iverson. Lmdstrom. Row 4: Wiese Matson. Noble, Bjur-strom, McKee, D. Swanson Jent, Framcn, Hudson, Denzer. Row 5: Tucker. N. Hansen, Lund, Lagerstrom. Hough, Waigand Holmberg. Thorpe Lindberg. K. Peterson. Butler. Row 6: LeDell, Cook. Ekberg. Sorenson, Horton B. Nelson Daleske, Rosene, L. Larson. Hendricks. Row 7: Ecklund, Jenkins. Folwick, Bergin, $. Carlson, North, Igelsurd. Denham. Pickit, A. Johnson, Drake. Bottom row: CHARLES KING CHAPLAIN: JACK BEAVER SECRETARY: BOB HOMME, TREASURER- TOM NORDLAND. PRESIDENT: DENNIS GOLDEN. VICE-PRESIDENT: Mr. Knutson, adviser. Row 2: R. Anderson, Foslien. Paton. Bachler. T. Larson, Hindert. Shaclcleton. Row 3: Steiner, J. Larson Ncston. R. Anderson, Ncssel Swenson. Sjoberg, Wold. Row 4: C. Anderson, Gillespie, Pet-terson, Youngquist, Elasky. Eikeland. Kwalcenat. Row 5: Christensen. Hobbs. Sterner, Beckstrom. Peer. Gross. K. Larson Sacre. Trimming the traditional Christmas tree Hi-Y Hi-Y, which was organized in 1922, meets every Tuesday night. School meetings are held once a month. Mr. Weum and Mr. Knutson serve as the group's efficient advisers. During each year Hi-Y combines with Silver Tri and Blue Tri to present the annual Easter Service at Our Redeemer's Lutheran Church.. The faculty and the entire Roosevelt student body are invited to this service. Members of the Hi-Y operate the concession stand during the home football games. Bottom row: Winick. Forstrom, Cramer, Jirousck. Nybeck Landstad. Frase, Mr. Weum. adviser. Row 2: Kwakenat. Brown, Maitland Helgoe, Sampson. Ehlen, Eckholdt. Row 3: Beaver. Forsberg. Slade, Teusaw, Pederson, Grenier, Hagman, Krook. Row 4: Vieth. Gilman. Madsen. Christo, Seashore, Loken, Engstrom. Row 5: Thomas, Abrahamson, Wohlford. Bymerk, V. Nelson, J. Hanson. Setter-holm, Joungquist. Bottom row: McMannus, B. Thompson, Wayer. SUSAN THRONDSEN, PRESIDENT: Mrs. Davidson, adviser: GLORIA BLUMKE. TREASURER: JANYCE STANCHFIELD. SECRETARY; Wayer. M. Peterson. Row 2: Phillips, Benesh. V. Johnson. Case. Pearson, Vrudny. Beaudoin. Hudson, Denzer. Crocs. Row 3: Phillips. McDonald, lindberg, Flilceid. C. Thompson. Carsbcrg. Cook. Frederick. Bonin. Row 4: S. Olson, Lindstrom, Ferguson. Koskie, Groettum. Bjurstrom, H. Anderson, D. Swanson. Hack. Nyman. Row 5: D. Nelson. Champlin. Steele, Haugh. Wold. B. Larson. Reed. Engwaldson. Rosene. Row 6: R. Hanson. Butler. Hamilton, Hollar, VanHeel, Conrad. Svitak. Chamberlain. Helmerick. Scholz. F. H. A. Girls who are interested in home economics join Future Homemakers of America to further their interest in this always-important subject. Through their many activities during the year, these girls come to know the various phases of home economics in and out of school. The FHA pin is octagonal in shape, representing the eight purposes of the national organization. The central design is a home supported by two hands, one a girl's and one a boy’s, symbolizing that the homes of tomorrow rest in the hands of today's youth. Around the top is the name of the organization, and around the bottom is the motto, Toward New Horizons. Representatives of the Roosevelt chapter attended both the district and state conventions. A $50 scholarship is given each year to a senior majoring in home economics. Bottom row: Myhre, Kambcitz, Goranson, Lavclle. Mrs. Hunt, adviser; RUTH JOHNSON. VICE-PRESIDENT: Hafvcnstein. Matson. Taylor, Taylor. Row 2: Arvidson, Hybben. V. Johnson. Bjorkley, D. Thompson, Lundquist. C. Peterson. Chamberlain. Halsey. Stensrud. Row 3: Gallagher. Burge, Quinn. Hough, Moore. Andor, Erikson, Schuman, Listerud. Row 4: K. Larson. Jent. Cords. J. Olson. Billings, Bailey. Dyjak. Nylander. Hameistcr, Eckman. Row 5: Kerswell. Richardson. Barrows. M. Thompson. Larsien, Rogers. Stover. Christoffer. Palm. Row 6: Lewis, Ncrthrup, Doirc. Asmus. B. Nelson. Newficld, Cudd. C. Johnson, L. Larson, Knapp. Bottom row: ED HAUGH. SECRETARY; Winje, DON PAFKO. PRESIDENT; GARY KNUTSON. TREASURER. Row 2: TOM EVANS. VICE-PRESIDENT: Hedin, Sjoquist. Moulzolf, Horton, J. Carlson. Mr. Lulee, adviser. Row 3: Dcbe, Evers, Schwcnsen. Anfinsen. Edin. Christensen. Biros. Moe, Wade. Row 4: Ostrander. Jensen. Heckman. J. Johnson. Leshovsky. D. Carlson, Hoverson. Finch. Row 5: Hanson. Frye. Schumacher. Luzar, McOard. Nelson. Kraft, Roser.c. Mitchell. F. F. A. The Roosevelt chapter of F.F.A. was organized in 1945, and is part of a nation-wide organization. The members of this organization, under the direction of Mr. Luke, are boys who are enrolled in a vocational agri-cutural class. The club meets once a month under the motto of Learning to do, doing to learn, earning to live, and living to serve. Teachers of Tomorrow Under the supervision of Mr. Dahl, this club was organized in 1955. Its purpose is to interest more students in the field of teaching. Its meetings are held on the first and third Wednesdays of each month. A few of their activities throughout the year were making scrapbooks for the patients at the Shriners Hospital at Christmas, spending a College Day at the University of Minnesota and sponsoring a pep fest. Bottom row: Krook. Flattem. CAROLE OREDSON. SECRETARY-TREASURER; BONNIE BAILEY. PRESIDENT: MARY DENZER. VICE-PRESIDENT: Walsh. Cobbs. Row 2: Mr. Dahl, adviser; Krugler. Billings, Lindstrom. Hudson. Murphy. Scholz. C3I □ Die Deutsche Gesellschaft Let's drop in at a meeting of the oldest foreign language club at Roosevelt, the German Club. The meeting begins by discussing any business such as the annual Christmas party, the Homecoming stage, the yearly Teddy sales, and the Spring banquet. The president then leads the group in a song fest. thus, closing the meeting. The new adviser of the club is Mr. Telecky. Every second Thursday the club meets to plan the activities. Membership is attained by maintaining a B average and promising to have an interest in the club. The award presented by the group is the trophy awarded each year to the member who has been unusually active in the club. Bottom row: Antil Felt. Voelzkc. Hoffmann, Schmid. Wennberg. Lauer. Koener. Row 2: Hursh Rhodes. Palmer. Karlstrom. Brown Goudie. Boyd. Row 3: Ellingson. M. Johnson. Jirousek, Kordrng, Haynes. Lindgren, Dye. Row 4: Wentzel, Dunn, Keps. Glenn. Helm-rast. Thornby, Kersten, Nordos. Row 5: Lttterer. Ross, Grenier. Schwartz, Herkal. Schmidt, Arhotm. Row 6: Bergstrom. R. Nelson. Turner. D. Anderson. Christo, Dooley. Madsen. Petterson. Bottom row: STEPHEN OLSEN. 1st VICE-PRESIDENT- JANICE WOOD SECRETARY: BILL ERASE. SERGEANT-AT-ARMS: DENNIS GOLDEN. PRESIDENT: CAROLYN HART. 2nd VICE-PRESIDENT; EDITH FORD. TREASURER: Mr. Telecky. adviser. Row 2: Salzl. Michales. Lmnemon. King, Lussier. Rogness. Row 3: M. Thompson. Dow, Nesheim. Lockwood. J. Olson. Baker. Goes. Row 4: Moore, Fournier. C. Thompson. Knutson. Raymond. Cramer. Bodme Hoeft. Row 5: S. Petersen, S. Anderson. Sable. K. Peterson. S. Johnson. Paul Cronen. Row 6: N. Peterson. Lindroth, Mitchell. Solberg. Woestehoff. Lindahl. Jensen. Lindahl. C32] Societas Latinae The Latin Club, under the direction of Mr. Swadner, is known throughout the school. Any one can join this group if he is taking or has taken Latin. Meetings are held on the second Wednesday of each month. A scholastic trophy is awarded to a student in the club annually. This trophy is given to the student on his scholastic ability in class. The club also has a service pin which signifies a lamp of learning, membership in the club, and the year of graduation. Among the club's social activities are an annual initiation, an annual wiener roast, and an annual spring banquet. The club also has various get-togethers such as house parties, bowling parties, and dances. Bottom row: Knapp. Mr. Swadner, adviser: JUDITH OLSON. SECRETARY: DIANE NELSON. PRESIDENT: GLORIA BLUMKE. VICE-PRESIDENT; Hill, Weber Dcnsmore. Row 2: M. Peterson. Hathaway, Butler Arling Carroll. Norton, Dalesky, Skelton, Scheele. Row 3: McDonald. Berg, Teske, Kersten. JOHN HUGO, SERGEANT-AT-ARMS: Fischer, Lucey, Gilman. Row 4: Larson Babcock, Kidd, Idstrom. McCollum. Thomas. Brenden. Paulson, S. Olsen. Bottom row: Rollefson, Elfstrand. Sager, Mr. Swadner. adviser; Henneman Wensole. Wagnild. Row 2: Hodge, Bakke Mueller. Bloomquist, Coolidge, B. Johnson. DeRoma, Krook. C. Johnson. Row 3: Ekberg, Kucera, McClendon, Mosher. Goodrich, Koucky, Thompsen, Bucher. Row 4: Vaughan. Kugler, S. Nelson, Wallace, Buroker, Lund, McMannus. Murphy. Erhardt. C33 3 Norskklubben The Norse Club is one of the oldest clubs at Roosevelt, being organized in 1926. Mr. Eggan is the adviser, and their meetings are held on the second and fourth Thursday of the month. A good part of the students taking Norwegian, join the Norse club here at Roosevelt. Each year a trophy is awarded by the Sons of Norway lodges to the most out- standing student studying the language. The club also has a pin displaying the Norwegian coat of arms in the school colors of maroon and gold. A few of the activities in which the Norse Club participated were homecoming refreshments, the initiation of new members, cosponsoring the Scandinavian Spring Festival , and their annual banquet in May. Bottom row: Richardson, Hudson. Mr. E9san, adviser; NOVELLA HANSEN. PRESIDENT: MIKE CORCORAN, VICE-PRESIDENT; MARGARET CANFIELD. SECRETARY; DALE NYBECK. TREASURER. Row 2: D. Thompson. Svendahl. Querncmoen, J. Nelson. L. Larson. Sandvig B. Thompson. Row 3: Kronen. Harvey. Rosvold, Faber, Wagnild. Lindo. J. Carlson, Grothe. Row 4: Easthagen. Hcg gem, F. Anderson. Blcgen. Steen, Vogen Hoverson. Row 5: Bjornstad. Fredrickson. P. Johnson, Greendahl, Gaustad. Madsen, Eikc-land. Moberg. Bottom row: Groth, Iverson, M. Erickson, Holmbcrg, Wallin. Thorson, Teigland. Dean. Row 2: Lieberg. Slavik, Christy. Mills Dolan. Rognas. Shelstad. Taylor. D. Olson. Row 3: L. Johnson, Coppin. Hart, S. Hanson, Rusten, Tronnes, Forseth, M. Olson. Row 4: L. Johnson, Wold, S. Johnson, J. Erickson, Furc, Rosene, Wold. Phillips, Foslien. C 34 □ Hispana Americana Once a month after school the Spanish Club holds its meeting in Room 328. The club was organized in 1941, and is under the direction of Miss Farseth. A few of the club's yearly activities are an initiation party, a Christmas Pinata Party, and a Senior Banquet. A trophy is awarded each year to a student, based on his scholarship in the language. The main qualification in order to become a member of this club, is to have taken the Spanish language. Many interesting films and slides are shown at the meetings which are sometimes held at the Roosevelt Y.M.C.A. jAdelante! jSiempre Adelante!, Forward, always forward, is the club's motto and an appropriate one, too. Bottom row: Olsson Leipold. MARY HYDE. SECRETARY; TERRY ANDREWS TREASURER: JUDY ERICKSON. VICE-PRESIDENT; Coduti. Moberg. Row 2: S. Johnson, Hoenecke, G. Swanson, Lenarz. Walling, Grobe. Corazza. Row 3: Holt, Havrilla. Fredrickson, L. Larson. Tollefsbol. Nyberg, Bergin, J. Jensen. Bottom row: Mor.arity, Kelly. Loeffler. M.ss Farseth, adviser; Wiencke. BETTE HAMILTON. PRESIDENT. Row 2: Lockwood. Sullivan. McGinnis, Moery. Coduti, Jordan, Hoy. Miller. Row 3: Phillips, Haglund, Villella. Manolis, Epland. S. Thompson. Hamilton. [35] Bottom row: Hcdin. Palm. G. Anderson, TOM OLSON, VICE-PRESIDENT: ARLOINE HULLAR, PRESIDENT: Mr. Benson, adviser VIVIAM ERICSON, SECRETARy; J. Erickson. V. Erickson. Row 2: Fitz. Tracy. L. Carlson, Edquist, Gladhill, Hewitt, Palm, Norlander Wickstrom. Row 3: Miller, Krook, Ekberg. Ostlund, Skanse, Bostrom Falk Nyquist, M. Carlson. J. Erickson. Row 4: Bergquist, Ek berg. Sorenson, M. Johnson, Bradshaw Thorpe, Haas. Fors, Carlstrom. Row 5: Wahl. Pehlc. Norman, Schroedcr, Jensen. Mickelson Myrb ll, D. Johnson N. Anderson, Sjosten. Row 6: P. Olson, C. Johnson, North, S. Nelson, R. Johnson. Westberg, Helseth, S. Car: son. Cochran, Westergren. Wulkan. Row 7: Knutson, Bergstrom, B. Peterson, Hagen C. Nelson R. Olson, Olio, Cragg. Kennelly. Beckstrom. Swenska Sallskapet Under the able guidance of Mr. Benson, the Swedish Club was very active’again this year. In order to become a member, it is necessary to be in the Swedish class or a graduate of the class. Meetings are held on the first Wednesday of each month. During the year they have had Family Night at the Roosevelt Y. M. C. A. and a wiener roast at the Deerpen. This year's club was very fortunate in being able to hear Mr. Benson speak of his trip to Sweden last year. Circle Francois The French Club had its beginning in the fall of 1956, with Mr. Swadner acting as adviser. To qualify for membership, a student must have taken or must be taking French The meetings are held on the second Monday of each month in Room I I 3. A wiener roast and the initiation and annual banquet were among their activities this year. They also sponsored a dance for the 1957 basketball champs. Because the club is new, no awards are being given as yet. Bottom row: Mr. Swadner, adviser: Cameron. Moore. Jensen. G. Smith. Gieseke. Muller, Crofoot. Row 2: B. Larson. Omvedt. C. Carlson, McClain, Wittke, Quan, Preston. Christoffer. Row 3: Walsh. Tucker. B. Johnson. DeRoma, Bonin. Bonin. Benson, Lcm-becker, Felker. Row 4: Keps, J. Anderson. Throndsen. Jones, Bush. Quinn. Harris. Lindberg. Row 5: Wiik, Wold. Engwaldson. Young-berg. Hester, McClain. Boyd. Berg. Skoog. Bottom row: Mr. Cannon, adviser: Alphousa, C. Larson, C. Peterson. JAMES LOKEN VICE-PRESIDENT; DENNIS GOLDEN. PRESIDENT: DALE THRONDSON. VICE-PRESIDENT; ARNOLD HILL. TREASURER; DOUGLAS MOHL. VICE-PRESIDENT. Row 2: Williams. Lund, Hoffman. Schmid, Cecka. C. Anderson. Lange, McClendon. Nielsen. Row: 3: Northway S. Olson. Fudally. Waye� . Bivans. Wayer, M. Peterson, Eide, Jensen, Vrudny. Row 4: Teske. Havrilla. Bonstrom Moberg, Mosher. P. Anderson, McMillin Wood-field. Murphy. Christianson. Moberg. Row 5: Kane. Koester. Scheele, J. Anderson, Corazza, Ronniberg, Favero. Hart Hamilton. Blumke. Row 5: Sorensen, Nitardy, Forness. Kline. Brask, Bergstrom. R. Nelson. R. Peterson. Rasmussen. Vc.th, Lohmar. Row 7: Schreiner. V. Nelson, M. Peterson. Heisc, Coppin, Steiner, Peer, Gibson. Meyer, Waldemar. Science Club The Science Club, under the leadership of Mr. Halron, Mr. Cannon, and President Dennis Golden, has continued the thirty-five year tradition of service to its members and to the school. The purpose of the club is to stimulate an interest in science, and to give the members a chance to develop leadership. This year the club decorated the lunchroom for the Homecoming dance, and in the fall they filled several Thanksgiving baskets to be given to needy families. Filling Thanksgiving baskets are: Loken. C. Peterson, Hill. Bottom row: Surdcen, Rude, Kelly, Kambeit, Mr. Halron, adviser; J. Larson Sar.deen, S. Peterson Yarwood. Row 2: Yarwood. Krinhop, Fredricks, Knapp. B umb Bakke. Matson, Maloney Palm. Row 3: Moline. Fournier, Christy. Ostlund. Shelstad, K. Peterson, K. Nelson. B. Johnson. Pearson, Villella. Row 4: L. Larson, Goranson, Schulte, B. Nelson, C. Johnson, Gardner, Cudd Warburg. R. Hanson. Row 5: Supple. Ford. Epland. Friedman. Lavell, Koener, Pottsmith, L. Anderson. Row 6: Hume. Luke. Carter, R. Olson, VanZanten. Warwick. Kerns. Wiich. DeGroat. Row 7: Field, Paris, Wittgraf. Ramburg, J. Johnson, R. Nelson. Tibbetts. Youngquist. P. Carlson, Maitland. Bottom row: Mr. Vogtsbcrger. adviser: Keagle, linnemon, Sengir, Weber, Cameron. Gieseke. Row 2: Runeborg, Larsien, Ford. Christoffcr. Lindstrom, D.on, Stein. Row 3: Supple. S. Olson, Koskie. Anfinsen, Helms, K. Larson. Sebeck. Row 4: Knapp. S. Hanson. Grobe. Hart. Keener. S. Johnson. Corcoran, RICHARD OLSON. VICE-PRESIDENT. Row 5: SUSIE JENKINS. SECRETARY: Tcske. D. Olson, B. Johnson, Melin, Franscn, Beaver. Row 6: JIM GILLIAN, PRESIDENT: E. Swanson. Dibble, Blevins. Haynes. Nesscl. Sjoberg, Wolander. Pilots Club At the beginning of the term, a boy and girl from each junior homeroom are selected for the Pilots Club, which is a very important service club in our school. Throughout the year they have ushered for the Christmas program, the class play, baccalaureate, and commencement. They meet once a month and are advised by Mr. Vogtsberger. History Club The only qualification for membership in the History Club is to have an interest in history, government, and current affairs. Debate Club The Debate Club, under Mr. Osterhus, consists of students interested in public speaking. This year the debate team placed second in the regional competition. Bottom row: Hoyle. Marti. Field. Maitland. Row 2: Beaver. Deming, Mr. Haynes, adviser; Forsbcrg, Harding. Standing: Forsber Harris. Meyer, DeGroat. Mr. Osterhus, Adviser. Sitting: Marti. Goudie. Harden. C3H] Bottom row: Keys, L. Hanson, Grebstad, Neumann. Mr. Wagner, adviser: S. Carlson. Goodmanson, Saclrison. Hayes. Row 2: Port-ner, Klcis. McConnell. Carpenter, Jewell, Melin. Jardine. Row 3: B. Olson, Simonson, Brown. C. Anderson, Sweatland. Wylie, Raivo. K. Carlson. Part-Time Training Club Since February 1944, Roosevelt High School has had part-time training programs in Distributive, Office, and Miscellaneous Trades. Students in Distributive training work in the distribution of merchandise such as selling and stock. The students in Miscellaneous Trades are offered an opportunity to get on-the-job training in various trades. Students in the Office program work in offices during the afternoon in the loop area. All students in the part-time training programs must take a course in Occupational Relations. Students also get one credit for working in the afternoons in addition to receiving wages for their work. All students attend classes in the morning and work three to four hours in the afternoon. Mr. E. L. Olson coordinates Distributive and Miscellaneous Trades. Mr. H. F. Wagner has charge of the Office training program. Bottom row: Collins. Lovaas. Huttner, Mr. Olson, adviser: Swan, Gren. Smits. Row 2: Winger. Edin, Morreim. Canniff, N. Peterson. Schutz, Severson. Ocel. Row 3: Shedlov, Robbins. Kitzman, Westphal. Varner. Foley. Carrington. Row 4: B. Nelson, L. Anderson, R. Carlson, Digeros. Madvig, L. Smith, Biery, Sable. Bottom row: T. Johnson, B. Thompson, Mr. Lobdell. adviser: Hastings, Hunt. Landstad. Row 2: Sampson. Stein. Frase. Arltinson. Hartcn, Schwe tzer. R. Olson. Inde. Row 3: Harris, DeGroat. McClerd. D. Thompson. R. Nelson, W.ll, Helgoc. Row 4: Litterer. Pctterson. Otto. Lee. Shanks Aldrich. Hase, Hankland. Audio Visual Roosevelt students are able to enjoy movies and slides as part of their education because of the able assistance of the Audio Visual crew. The boys on the crew, under the direction of Mr. Lobdell, have been well trained for this job, and have a general knowledge of all movie and sound equipment at Roosevelt. The members go to various rooms throughout the day to operate movie equipment. Stage Technicians One of the hardest working organizations at Roosevelt is the Stage crew, under the direction of Mr. Brick. These boys do all the lighting and stage arrangements for auditorium programs, class plays, and other events throughout the year. This year they did an especially fine job of lighting for the Christmas program. The Stage Technicians deserve a lot of credit because they always do a fine job. Roscngrcn. M. Johnson, Rholm, D. Johnson, Harris. m on Bottom row: Linncmon, Hocft. Crocs. Mr. Andersen, adviser; Yardwood, LOUISE TAYLOR. SECRETARY-TREASU RER: Taylor. Kam-bcitz. Row 2: Mackey, V. Olsen, Ellsworth. M. Anderson, Adams, Bu oker. Witz. Hendricks, B. Peterson. Row 3: Vo3t. Casey. Dunn. Orcdson. Ekberg, Ecklund. B. Nelson, Novak. Row 4: Hack. Gc.m. LUCILLE LEE, PRESIDENT; Strege. Selbo. Kjona J. Nelson, Moyer, Thornby. Girls' Choir The Girls' Choir was organized in the fall of 1953 when compulsory music was omitted from the student's program. During the year they gave an excellent performance for the Christmas and Spring Concerts. The privilege of being in this organization is open to any girl who is willing to practice voice an hour a day, capable of reading notes, and has a voice that will harmonize with others. Under the direction of Mr. C. Wesley Andersen, this group of girls meets daily during the sixth hour. Girls' Choir does not award trophies or emblems or pins, but it is the goal of each girl to become good enough to be a member of the A Cappella Choir, which is also under the direction of Mr. Andersen. Bottom row: Winick, Fletcher. Densmore, Mr. Andersen, adviser; Schruiner, Watson, Esberg, Ecklund. Row 2: Dawns. Rogness, Nes heim, L. Carlson, Schuman, Barnes. L sterud. Roth. Skoe. Row 3: Ferguson. Kriesel. Frcidlund, C. Peterson. Pehrson, Champlin, Wll-oms, K ngsbury. Row 4: Koles. Rusten. Lund Vaughan, Thorpe, Miss Pauline, adviser- S. Anderson, McKay, Pritchord. C □ Bottom row: Mr. Andersen, adviser: Chclbcrg, Mickclson, Wold. K. Swanson, Slavik, Dolan. C. Peterson. Row 2: C. Peterson. L. Johnson. J. Anderson, L. Olsen, Phillips. Selander. Schuldt. Hothaway. Row 3: M. Carlson. Holmberg. Stillings. Mohre. Bray. Faber, M. Erickson, J. Peterson. Pure. Row 4: Martin, Hart. Kriescl, R. Hanson, Blumke, Sigurdson, Donaldson. Murphy. Row 5: DAVE KAHN, PRESIDENT: Dunn. Runnels. JIM LOKEN. VICE-PRESIDENT; T. Swenson, R. Olson. Selbo. Peer. Tollefsbol. A Cappella Choir Every fourth hour you can hear the sounds of 100 trained voices coming from 3I3A. These voices belong to our A Cappella Choir, under the direction of Mr. C. Wesley Ander-dersen, better known around school as Andy . Our choir has given many performances this year. Among them were the Christmas Concert, the Spring Concert, and Baccalaureate. Members of the choir are chosen mainly for their ability to sing, but they should also be able to read notes and harmonize with others. The A Cappella Choir is not only known here at Roosevelt, but all over the Northwest, as they have entertained at many public affairs. The choir always does a fine job. and is a group that Roosevelt is proud of. Bottom row: Blcgen, Bedor, Paulson. Paulson, Jones, Dennig, Bjorkley. Row 2: Mr. Andersen, adviser: Petterson. Henneman. Sand-vig, Westby, Coolidgc, 8. Olson, Scheiltz. Row 3: Yarwood, Hewitt. LESTER OLSON, HOST; Gibson, S. Nelson. Chelberg. Skanse, DuBois. Row 4: E de. Vrudny, Manolis, Benean, BARBARA ASMUS SECRETARY-TREASURER: Untmen, Teigland. Dean. Jensen. Row 5: Hoeneche, C. Hanson, Bolster, Leipold. Hauser, Sondrall, Sandberg. McClain. Row 6: Krinhop, Ostrander. S. Anderson. Carter. Stenquist, Christensen, B. Johnson, B. Olsen, Melm. m2] Bottom row: Mr. Andersen, odviser. J. Olson. Lovell, LOIS JOHNSON, TREASURER- Sehlin, Canfield. Bloomquist. K, Peterson. Strauss. Row 2: Max, Fudally. Hyde, Rosvold. How, D. Peterson, G. Smith. Feiner. Row 3: L. Johnson, Bursch, Floyd. Biddle. Wiik. Baadsgaard. Berg. Row 4: Heggem, Sondrall, Meinke, Mattson, Damberg. R. Anderson. Ronncberg. Row 5: Bcrhow, Hessburg. Wen-schlag, Wilson. McLellan, Huss, Carlstrom, Frondcll. Row 6: Harvath. D. Hanson. Hester, Johanson. Helmerick. D. Larson. Cecil, Bowdin, E. Johnson. Choristers Any morning, first hour, you can hear the Choristers practicing in room 3 I 3A. The members are carefully selected by Mr. Andersen, the director. The aim of this well-chosen group is to someday be in the A Cappella Choir. The students must have the ability to sing well, be able to read notes, and have an interest in music. Both boys and girls may belong to this organization which is well known throughout the school for its entertainment. Besides being quite active in a number of our school auditoriums, the Choristers can be proud of their part in the Christmas and Spring Concerts which are put on annually. They are open to the public and are considered to be two of the most colorful performances to be seen at Roosevelt. Bottom row; Duncan. Wyatt, Andrews, Lusion, C. Johnson, Herman. Hursh. Moore. Row 2: Mr. Andersen, adviser: Northway. C. Johnson, Rush, Henk, Hendrix Roth. Felt. Muller. Row 3: Wenborg Nesheim. Hcckcr. Baker. Kcps. Dougherty. Gibb sh. Cummings. Row 4: MARY WHITE. SECRETARY; Coduti. Sommerland Fitzgerald. Weyrens. Berg, Wagnild. Row 5: P. Olson, K. Larson. Hamilton. D. Olson, Pickit. Kerns, R. Johnson Budolfson. Row 6: Hanscon, Price. J. Johnson. Bergstrom, P. Hanson. ROGER GOLMEN, PRESIDENT: D. Johnson. GERALD OTTO, VICE-PRESIDENT; Bruns. C43] Bottom row: Mr. May, adviser; Mangan, BILL RA'ACZAK, SECRETARY; PAUL GORGOS SERGEANT-AT-ARMS: JOHN HRKAL, PRESIDENT- TOM NORDLAND. VICE-PRESIDENT; Arvidson. R. Anderson. Mr. Jambeck. adviser. Row 2: S. Ne'son, D. Larson. Hovanetz. Bernstrom. P. Carlson. Zgodva, Hyde. Nash. Bergstrom. Row 3: Kl.ne, Nitardy. Loza, W. Larson, G. Swanson, Blegcn. Keely McDowell. Row 4: Morius. Schluck. Reiter, Eilcaas. Eng. Gallagher. L. Smith. Gorg. Keller. Row 5: D. Thompson. Collier, Kahn, Keenan. Deming, Pollard. Baxter, Hester. Row 6: B. Corlson. Engfcr. Rcmmen Ross. Jambeck, Bjerkin. Seashore. Janssen. R. Johnson. Row 7: Hoyle, Stuart. G. Larson, E liott. Dav.d, Hclseth, Waldemar. Cronen. J. Peterson, Butler. R Club Rockettes Membership in the R” Club is a goal set by many boys upon entering Roosevelt. The one qualification for this club is to have earned a letter by participating in any sport here at Roosevelt. The club is under the direction of Bob May and Toi Jambeck. A few of the club's many activities include a school dance, a volleyball game, and selling buttons for the state tourney. The Rockettes are known throughout the state for their fine performances. They are-an organized dance group under the leadership of Miss Rae Wilbur. The only qualification for membership is the ability to dance. The Rockettes have appeared at the Aquatennial Star Show, state tournament games, and Gustavus Adolphus College. Schlcppgrell. Lil'emoe. Phelps. Goranson, Case. J. Christianson. V. Bystrom. Wh.tncy, Murphy. Bergquist, McMannus Holscher. B. Thompson, Kawell. C-H 1 C. Anderson, Bchnke, Bloomquist, Bray, Brookson, Cecka, Chelberg. Dalbcrg, Dean, DeJoy. Densmore, Dybwad Byjak. Doebler. Effertz, EHefsen. Ellcndson, J. Erickson, Fenstad, Folmen, Fredricks, Gatcly. Gehlson, S. Hanson, Harrington. Harrison. Helms. Hnasko, Howell, Jensen. J. Johnson, J. Johnsen. L. Johnsen, Kay. Keagle, Kibby, Knapp. Knapp. J. Larson. Lieberg, Kindahl. Lindahl. Lembecker. Lundquist. Lucia, Mills, McGinnis, Murphy. B. Nelson, S. Nelsen, Norlander Norman. North, D. Olson. M. Olson. Pchle, Pfeifer, Puppe, Rauhauser, Rommelmeyer. Rhodes. Rollefson. Rosch, Sale. Schroeder. Scriven, Sharrow, A. Sm th, Stensrud. Vandcrkooi, Wallin, Wold. Captain . . Captain elect The Drill Team The Drill Team, under the direction of Mr. Swanson, is a new organization at Roosevelt this year. The girls who march in the Drill Team meet the fourth hour, where they work hard practicing the different formations and drills which they perform. These girls have added much interest to the half-time entertainment at football and basketball games. Swing Band One of the hardest working organizations is our own Swing Band that plays for all our school dances and several of our pep fests and auditoriums. The band is supervised by Mr. Henning and meets on Wednesday nights. All of the members are capable and devoted musicians and work hard to make the student body proud of them. Bottom row: Bergman, C. Larson, Kennedy. Wenborg. Ramberg Sentman, Vcith. At piano: R. Johnson, McClain. Row 2: Weiden, Tjosvoid, Rodin, DeVilliers, Whitbeck. Row 3: Warwick, P. Erickson, Washburn Haynes, Jacobson, Eden. Oren Henning, faculty adviser. • Co-leader Orchestra DIRECTOR: A. L. SWANSON FIRST VIOLINS: Lulcc (Concert Master), Lund, Curtiss, Gardner, Bechthold, Hume. T. Olson, Rude. Woestehoff, Ursel, Erhardt. Schavc. J. Olson. Bloomquist, Ekbcrg, G. Swanson, Mayer. Nyberg, Curtiss, Thoren. SECOND VIOLINS: J. Anderson. S. Carlson. S. Peterson. Bystrom. S. Olson. Walling. Folwick. Hamilton Christianson. Luna. Jironsek. S. Swanson. Wolfe, McClendon, M. Carlson, Moline, Hendrikson. Iverson. VIOLA: Randall. G. Peterson. Kuykendall. Elfstrand. CELLO: Wentzel. R. Johnson, Bonstrom, Harden. Brawthen. Michaels, Bachlin, Qwick. BASS VIOL: Hobbs, R. Johnson. Warwick, Svitak, Knutson, Wciden, Moberg, McDonald. FLUTES: Kidd. Culver, Omvedt, Hullar. OBOE: Wittgraf, Billings. Schmidt. CLARINET: Rosen, L. Larson, C. Larson. BASS CLARINET: Roy Kennelly. BASSOON: Bergman, B. Larson, Ford. FRENCH HORN: Haney, Williams, Denham, Swedeen. TRUMPETS: Whitbeck. Tjosvold, DeVillicrs. Rodin. Ulbcrg. TROMBONE: Haynes Tellte. Nopla, Kerns, Washburn. TUBA: R. Olson. PERCUSSION: Eden, Julian. Igelsrud. Case. S. Anderson, Arling. PIANO: D. Nelson, Soderling. HARP: Bcrgin, D. Thompson. Mr. Henry Williams (harp teacher). BACK ROW: Mr. Oren Henning. Mr. Albert L. Swanson, director, Mr. J. C. Wells, principal, Dr. Mercedes L. Nelson, Assistant Principal. Concert Manager Band DIRECTOR: OREN A. HENNING FLUTES: Bodin, Culver. Eldc, Hullar, J. Johnson, Kidd, Om-vcat, Wittgraf, Wolfe. Wood. OBOES: Billings Kennelly, LaMont. Wittgraf. Eb CLARINET: Preston. Bb CLARINET: Anderson. Berg Crofoot. Eckland, Ellendson. Ellenwood, Ellwood, Gieseke, Goranson. Groth. Hase. Jenkins. C. Larson. L. Larson. Mcmillan. Nyquist. Opsahl, Ramberg, Reed. Reemts. Richardson. Rosen. Schuck, Sol-berg, Throndson, Wheeler, Wohlford. SAXOPHONES: Brown, Ehlcn, Hedwall. Lomar, Sentman, Sieh. Veith, Wachter. Wcnborg. FRENCH HORNS: Danielson. Denham, Haney. Laucr. Marti. Soear, Williams. ALTO CLARINET: Becker: Golden. BASS CLARINET: Beske, Foslien, Hclscth. Seashore. Sjoberg T. Swenson. CONTRA BASS CLARINET: W. Carlson. CORNETS: Carlson, DcVillicrs. Perron, Rodin. Schwantcs, Stone, R. Swenson. Tiffany. Ulberg. Whitbcck. BARITONE: Dcde, Kerns Nesscl, Peterson. Swenson, Tclke. Thomasson. TROMBONES: Bowd n, Erickson, Hendrickson, Hoffstrom. Hoover, Napoia, Olson. Washburn. TUBA: Bchrendt, Christenson. Hamblet. Kwakenat. N.isson, Olson. Rogers. PERCUSSION: Benson 8crgin, Case. Eden Jacobsen. Johnson, Julian. McGovern. Pommer, Stien Wcdman. PIANO: Kidd. HARP: Bergin. Thompson, Nelson. STRING BASS: Warwick. PIPE ORGAN: Kerns. MONITORS: Benedict, Pottsmith. ft s I M ’ K. M. Peterson. Gymnostics: H. A. R.cmenschne der. Equipment. M. H. Skaurud. Tennis: J. W. Sullivan. Football Track, Wrestling. L. G. Swadner. Baseball; O. W. yngve. Cross Coun-try. Track. W. P. Benson, Football: R. R. Blake. Basketball; C. W. Courtney. Basketball, Golf; B. R. Eggan, Faculty Manager: A. Gowans, Football. E. Haynes. Track; T. W. Jambeck, Swimming; D. E. Johnson. Skiing: R. H. May. Hockey, Football; D. E. M elke. Baseball. Football. Hockey. Coaches A fine coaching staff working with plenty of top materia! produced a great year for Roosevelt in athletics. State championships in both football and basketball provided the biggest thrills this year. These two victories and our other sports accomplishments were due in a large part to the tireless efforts and the coaching skill of our sixteen coaches. Jerry Sullivan and Al Gowans, our two veterans of football, helped bring home the honorary state championship with an undefeated team. The hockey team, under coach Bob May, was edged out of first place in the city by one goal, while our undefeated basketball team rolled on to its second state victory in a row. The many long hours spent by Mr. Courtney and Mr. Blake in perfecting the team into the smooth and polished machine it was, paid off well. Ken Peterson's always strong gymnastics team finished second in the state. Our swimming team under the watchful eye of Mr. Jambeck placed third in the city after having won the city title five times in the last seven years. The spring sports of track, baseball, tennis, and golf all show promise of being top contenders for the city titles. Mr. Mielke took over the position of baseball coach which Mr. Courtney formerly held. As usual Mr. Eggan acted as faculty manager and Mr. Riemenschneider performed with his usual effciency from the equipment room . C 50 ] Girl : R. Case. M. Lucey, D. Christianson. J. Adler. Boys: M. Keller, C. Jackson, R. Brokaw, S. Nelson, D. Eckholdt. Cheerleaders Peppy, bouncy, faithful, energetic, untiring,—add those words together and you have a pretty good description of our very active cheerleading squad. Headed by their captain, Mike Keller, and their coaches, Rosemary Shanus and Fred Lundquist, this year's squad included Rosann Case, Steve Nelson, Debby Christianson, Dave Eckholdt, Judy Adler, Carl Jackson, Mary Lucey, and Rusty Brokaw. Always prepared with a new and entertaining pep-fest for game days, they gave many performances which will long be remembered. Carrying on their wonderful spirit next year will be John McCullen, Virginia Effertz, Craig Sampson, Barb Walling, Ron Anderson, Joanne Johnson, Nancy Hill, and the only returning junior, Rusty Brokaw. Cate and Nelson encourage the team on during tournament time. Eckholdt, Case, and Nelson disagree with the referee's decision. Lucey in victory leap. A Squad T.D. for L. C. (Heifer) State Led by their co-captains John Hrkal and Ron Eikaas, the football team, which was quoted as having so much depth, went all the way to the State Championship. First came the city championship. Our arch rival, Washburn, was our first game. This was the only game in which the opponent came close enough for a chance to tie. But they never made it. With the power and determination a great team should have, we v ent on to win 14 to 6. It Takes Two to Tackle (R. Eikaai) T. Baxter digs in on end sweep Bottom row: M. Eng. T. Baxter. R. Johnson. L. C. Hester. J. Hrkal, H. Gallagher, T. Reiter, G. Seashore. T. Bell. J. Peterson. Row 2: G. Frazier, D. Larson, G. Janssen. J. Butler. L. Smith. D. Kahn. P. Gorgos. J. Noble, R. Bemstrom, G. Collier. Row 3: J. Hanson, R. David L Helscth J. Pollard J. Engfcr. D. Lane, S. Godin. M. Mustful. K. Enckson, J. Barsness. Row 4: D. Waldemar. G. Larson, O. Blcgen, C. Pollock. B. O Neil. D. Berglund, W. Rauhauser, L. Lcppa, Mr. W. Benson. Row 5: M. Becker. T. Berg. M. Dooley. R. Jansen R. Homme, Mr. Ai Gowans, Mr. Jerry Sullivan. Mr. Robert May, Mr. Dale Mielke. Coaches. [52] D. Larson shows winning determinat'on ( Uampiond In the following seven games the opponents didn't know what hit them. The smallest margin was 27 points, the biggest 54 points. We had a total of 320 points, breaking the old record set by Henry in 1944 by 27 points. We had only 33 points scored against us. The backfield consisted of Larson, Eikaas, Johnson and the top scoring ace of city play, L. C. Hester. Hester scored a record 108 points, breaking the old record by 2 points. R. Johnson eludes West defendec Marshall offender downed by R. Johnson and J. Hrlcal B Squad Bottom row; G. Kottlce. G. Toml nson. D. Ring rose, D. Frye. E. Swanson, J. Gillian V. Qvale. G. Schwantes. Mr. Benson Coach. Row 2: R. Sacre. R. Colman. C. Steenson, R. Johnson. D. Fondrick. P. McKinley, R. W.llets, J. Heggcn. H. Winie Row 3: R. New-man, A. Rarmwick. W. Johnson. W. Peterson. Row 4: R. Olson, G. Goodman M. Hastings, G. WcHe. R. K rsten. C 53 3 Victory ride for Coaches Gowans and Sullivan after downing West 42-6 for City Championship 1956 Football Scores Roosevelt 14 Washburn 6 Roosevelt .. 41 Southwest 14 Roosevelt . . 46 Marshall 0 Roosevelt . .. ...48 North (Homecoming) 0 Roosevelt ...54 Vocational 0 Roosevelt ... .. 34 South 0 Roosevelt. . .. 42 West 6 Twin City Roosevelt 27 St. Paul Johnson . . 0 Lettermen in Football THIRD AWARDS Eikaas, R. Johnson, R. Hester, L. C. Kahn, D. Hrkal. J. Larson, D. SECOND AWARDS Baxter, T. Butler, G. Engfer, J. Helseth, L. Noble. J. Pollard. J. Smith. L Bernstrom, R. Collier, G. Gallagher. H. Jensen, G. O'Neil. B. Reiter, T. Blegen, O. David. R. Gorgos, P. Larson, G. Peterson, J. Seashore. G. FIRST AWARDS Barsness, J. Berglund, D. Erickson, K. Hanson. J. Lane. D. Pollock. C. Bell. T. Dooley, M. Frazier, G. Homme, R. Leppa, L. Rauhauser, W. Berg. T. Eng. M. Godin, S. Jansen, R. Mustful, M. Waldeman, D. Sophomore Squad Front row: Mr. May Bolster. Robbins. Ehlert. Runnels. Olson. Jeddeloh Shetler. Reiter. J. Johnson. Uphoff. Biros. Ellendson. Knapp. Mr. Mielkc. Row 2: Fitzgerald Kohler. Neilson. R. Johnson. Baltzer. Simonson. Crest. Biggerstaff. Bell, Kovic. Reynolds, Armstrong, Fitzsimmons. Custer. Row 3: Hagelund. Evers. Bergstrom Haug Zander, r.elen. Atkinson. Barrow. Schwartz. Ulberg, Leaf. Mann. Row 4: B. Johnson. Erickson. Sheaffer. Pecore, Wakefield. Lamont. Ga nor. Ramburg Sortie. Bechthold. Cross Country Bottom row; Schave. Tjosvold. Zgodava. Arv.dson. Rcmmtn, Ross, (Capt.) D. Thompson. S. Nelson, Moreus (Capt. Elect). Rosell. Row Two: R. Swanson Schteppegrell, G. Hanson, Paulson, Dahl. Igelsrud, T. Olson, R. Anderson, Sorensen. Foslicn. Row 3: H. Swen-sen, Schluck, Lokberg, Hase, Helse, H. Hanson. Knutson, Mohl. Backlin, Mr. Yngve. Cross Country Despite the fact that this year's cross country team had only one returning letter-man, Dave Ross, the captain, the team won third place in the city. They then went on to capture fifth place in the region which disqualified them for the state; only the top three region winners are eligible. Dick Moreus. captain elect for next year says, The pospects look good for next year. Gymnastics This year’s gymnastic team had a pretty good season finishing third in city and second in state. The co-captains were Henry Gallagher and Mike Keller. In C class Gerald Downing captured first place in city, region and state. In B class Mike Keller got first place on the rings in city and region. Paul Ganske, in D class, placed first in city, Northwest and region. Gymnastics Back row: P. Ganske. G. Harten, G. Enger. G. Borroson, R. Runnels G. Ocel, E. Schuck R, Willots, G. Suess. D. Sondroll. M. Arvidson J. Holmes. E. Martin, R. Andrews. Ken Peterson, Coach. Row 2: J. Keenan D. Pafko. R. Larson, G. Gorg. D. McDowell. J. Chr-stopherson. M. Guilfoyle. J. Down.ng. M. Kulenkamp. G. Brokaw. Row I: M. Keller, H. Gallagher. J. Mangan, J. Lagerbauer, R. Anderson, P. McDonald. CSS] Co-captain Jerry Butler tips in another 2 points. Elusive ball brought back into play by Peterson. ROOSEVELT S tate Butler controls tip-off in opening seconds of Marshall game. The Teddies went on to win 63-38. Larry Hclseth caught empty handed during Central game. BASKETBALL ( kampiond Co-captain Tom Nordland hit again with hi deadly jump shot. Peterson finds ball is much in demand during regional game with Willmar. Nordland drives around Central opponent. Another rebound brought down by Butler. Larson plays a close defense. Basketball '56-'57 Two years in a row—State Champions, it's a great feeling. Led by their Co-captains All-State Jerry Butler and All-State Tom Nordland we went all the way. Tom Nord-land set a new city scoring record of 278 points breaking the old record by 14 points. The Willmar and Bemidji games were by far the most exciting games of the season. We won by a close 63-59 and 73-70 respectively. The team placed three players on the All State Tournament basketball squad. Tom Nordland, top scorer in the tournament with 84 points. Jerry Butler, with 59 points and the tournament’s top rebounder; and Greg Larson, who was the best playmaker in the tournament. Backed by Jerry Peterson and Terry Baxter and a strong reserve, the defending State Champions couldn't be stopped. MAM Squad Bottom row; L. Leppa G. Goodman T. Baiter S. Godin. 8. Rauhauser D. Swenson. R. Olson. G. Weikle. Row 2: J. 8utler, J. Peterson. I. Helseth T. Nordland. G. Larson. J. Hanson. T. Ross. Row 3: R. Blake, Coach: D. Odegaard. Student Manager: B. Fonnash, D. Idstrom. J. Gillian, G. Krinhop. Student Manager; W. Courtney. Coach. Roosevelt ...67 North .. 41 Roosevelt 55 South 53 Roosevelt ...73 Central .. 46 Roosevelt 78 Southwest 41 Roosevelt ...72 Henry .. 39 Roosevelt 63 Marshall .. 38 Roosevelt ...75 Vocational .. 39 Roosevelt ...79 Washburn .. 56 Roosevelt . 91 West 42 Roosevelt ...86 Edison .. 49 Twin City Roosevelt. .. . ...55 St. Paul Murray . . .. 32 District 17 Roosevelt ...64 Vocational . 50 Roosevelt ...59 North .. 48 Roosevelt ...65 Central .. 56 Peterson tip to teammate. Region 5 Roosevelt. 65 St. Louis Park .... 48 Roosevelt. ...63 Willmar 59 State Championship Roosevelt ...73 Bemidji 70 (overtime) Roosevelt 83 Fergus Falls 59 Roosevelt 59 Red Wing 51 Lettermen •Jerry Butler Scott Godin Roger Olson •Tom Nordland John Hanson Bill Rauhauser •Jerry Peterion Larry Melscth Tom Ross Terry Baiter Greg Larson Gary Weikle Second Letter. B Squad Bottom row: T. Bradley. G. Johnson, J. Landitad. R. Grenier. T. fngfer R. Uphoff. R. Olson. Row 2: P. Zander. D. Knapp, P. McKinley. R. Franzen. R. Sacre, P. Beckstrom. D. Fondnck, C. Anderson. Row 3: R. Blake Coach: J. Sche be. P. Kennedy. R. Wenschlag, L. Walker. T. Hogan. G. Hoey. J. Keely and R. Johnson defend Teddie goal Hockey Prospects for next year look very bright, says Coach Mr. May. Jerry Bergstrom, Bud Bjerken, and Vic Quale are the three Co-Captains elect for next year. The post season's record was 15 wins, 4 losses, and I tie. In our tie game with South, we were 29 seconds from being in the State Tournament, (they tied us with 29 seconds J. Keely deflects shot by West opponent B. Carlson on the go A Squad Bottom row: Bob May. Coach: J. Hrkal, B. Carlson. J. Keely. D. Larson, J. Schluc . T. Reiter, J. Bergstrom. Row 2: V. Quale, G. Scudder, L. Hrndert, M. Dooly. B. Bjerken, K. Erickson, J. Hanson, B. Reiter. B. Ratacxak. Not shown E. Stenquist. to play) and therefore we ended up in second place. Ron Johnson—All City, did a great job, as did Jerry Bergstrom in one of the strongest defenses the state had. Due to an arm injury in the Vocational game, John Hrkal, (another great defensive man) was unable to finish the season. Bob Carlson was the city’s scoring leader with 30 points. R. Reiter shoots at Murray goal R. Johnson and J. Hanson pin South puck-ster against boards Ref spoils chance to score against Murray B Squad Bottom row: T. Hall, D. Forstrom, G. Micnke, D. Atkinson, D. Fitzsimmons, P. Felicn, W. Johnson. G. Englund. B. Wakefield. Row 2: Dale Miclke, Coach; T. Cooney. M. Gwaiydon. M. Gaynor, R. Shelter, D. Baron, A. Carlson, M. House. G. Striech, D. S achta. R. Faanes. B. Larson. Not shown B. Sarson. D. Selg. B. Carlton scores again! J. Keely, J. Bergitrom and R. Johnson display defensive form on loose puck Hockey Scores Roosevelt. .. . .. 6 Central ... . 0 Roosevelt 6 Edison . 0 Roosevelt 4 Henry . . 1 Roosevelt. . 4 North 1 Roosevelt . 10 Vocational 0 Roosevelt... . 4 West 6 Roosevelt ... 3 South ... .. 3 Roosevelt . 1 Southwest 0 Roosevelt .. 6 Marshall . . . 0 Roosevelt . . 6 Washburn . . 1 PLAYOFFS Roosevelt 7 West . I Roosevelt.......... 4 Marshall .............. 2 REGION 5 Roosevelt.......... 0 St. Paul Murray ... 3 Bergstrom Lettermen Hindert Quale Bjcrkcn Hrkal Rataczak B. Carlson M. Johnson 8. Reiter Dooley R. Johnson T. Reiter Erickson Keely Schluck Hanson D. Larson Scudder ’Second Award Third Award This tieing goal scored by South, our opponent, made the Teddies 29 seconds away from the State Tourney 02 3 Equipment Managers Again this year it was the equipment managers, supervised by Mr. Riemenschneider, that kept our many championship teams looking as champions should. It was their job to see that all equipment was kept clean and in good repair at all times. Then, at the end of each sports season, it was their duty to round up all equipment and store it until next year. For their efforts they each get an athletic letter. Skiing This year's ski team got off to a late start because of a missing factor. That factor was snow! The two meets scheduled for December had to be cancelled. Dale Johnson, the ski team's new coach, helped by the co-captains, Doug Wenborg and Dick Steen, led the boys to a third place position in the city and to a sixth place position in the state. Next year's team will have seven returning lettermen. bZ 2D kVoic, D. Steen. D. Herb.g. D. Anderson. G. Chnstcnsen. D. Swanson, j. Lock- berg. U. Weston. S. Karlson. Coach Dae Johnson. Bottom row: R. Svitak. T. Knutson. D. Johnson G. Matas G. Anf.nson R R!:. C63U B. Cooper hat advantage over foe in Washburn match J. Born switches on opponent for two points Wrestling This year's wrestling team had an average season. quotes Coach Mr. Sullivan. No championship was won though the boys did a fine job. The team finished third in city competition with Jack Born and Dick Lane winning City Championship in their weight class. Bob Cooper was runner-up. Jack Born and Dick Lane were defeated in the regional matches. The team was fairly well balanced as they did well in all weight classes. They aways put up a good fight and were good sportsmen when they lost. It was a case of the better team winning and if they had a more balanced team they could have gone a lot farther. There will be five returning lettermen next year as the team looks average. Captain or Captains elect arrived too late for publication. Bottom row: O. 8legen, J. Loia D. Lane, J. Born, Captain; J. Pollard, R. Hyde, B. Eckert. Row 2: D. Kahn, J. Carlson, B. Cooper, H. Wmge, N. Vogen. J. Hanson. Row 3: M. Carroll. Coach Jerome Sullivan. B. Brookson. P. Scandland, T. Tolan, J. Mohr, S. Renolds. S. Nelson. Bottom Row; D. I g e I s r u d . W. Johnos. D. Butler. R. Telke. W. Lilje-marlc, D. Stone, D. Skiff. Row 2: D. Schreiner. R. Anderson, L. Miller P. Carlson. J. Jambcck, G. Bjornstad. Row 3: T. Jombeck. Coach: C. Field, P . G o r g o s . J . Stuart, B. Hoyle, D. Thompson, G. Haynes. J. Jambeck and C. Field taking off Roosevelt's swimming team went down fighting. Placing third in the City, the mermen fought all the way with Co-Captains Gary Haynes and Bob Hoyle and Coach Mr. Jambeck leading them. Although only placing third in the city the team placed first in the Pre-Season YMCA meet. John Jambeck was the City Champion in the 200-yard free style race. Peter Carlson, Cyrus Field, Gary Haynes, and John Jambeck won the City Champion Relay team race in the 200-yard Free Style. R. Anderson displays diving form Swimming J. Peterson and L. Helscth clearing the low hurdles J. Elliott clearing the high bar at 5' 10 Track Last year's trackmen finished a very successful season. They did very well in all city meets, placing men in all positions. Co-Captain. John Granoien, won the city championship in the 880. Tom Flakne placed third in the 440, and tied the school record in the time of 51.5. Larry Helseth placed second in the Low Hurdles in city competition. L. C. Hester placed second in the 100-yard dash and broke the city Broad Jump record by jumping a record 23 feet, 2 inches. Mr. Yngve is looking forward to a very successful year coming up this spring. He will have many returning iettermen and he has high hopes for the City Championship. The biggest threat will be Central and Southwest. Co-Captains-elect are Jerry Peterson and Larry Helseth. A Squad Bottom row: Backlin, Morcus Schluck, Hovanetz, R. Anderson S. Nelson, Eng Hester, Quick, Skodovo. Row 2: K. Er.ckson, T. Olson, Lokberg. Idstrom. Seashore. D. Ross, Collier. Lane, Bridge. J. Johnson. Biegen. Row 3: Mr, Sullivan. Coach; L. Smith, Keenan, Godin, Cronen, T. Ross. K. Johnson Helscth (Co-Captain), Mr. Yngve. Coach: J. Peterson (Co-captain) G. Larson, Elliot. Christensen, He se, McDowell, Arvidson. Mr. Haynes. Coach. D. Quick. D. Ross, L. Skodova, O. Blegen, R. Larson start on a mile run 1956 Lettermen P. Cronen E. Dahlberg •R. Eikaas J. Elliott 0. Fenstad, Co-Captain M. Eng J. Granoien, Co-Captain K. Johnson L. Helseth D. Kolden L. C. Hester W. Larson J. Peterson S. Nelson G. Rome P. Olson G. Stroberger R. Sandeen • J. Wittgraf L. Smith 0. Blegen T. Snatcr W. Cockrell D. Ross ‘Second Award “Third Award L. C. Hester takes off Tor record jump. B Squad Front row: Wilkinson. Fosl.cn, Qu-ck. Sheaffer. Donforth. Romberg. Igelsrud Tjsovold Kovic Uphoff. Row 2: Mr. yngve_ Coach Golmen. Sacre. Kennedy. Walker. S. Paulson. Bcckstrom, Hose. C. Anderson. Schave. Schwartz Hermanson. Mr. Haynes, oacn. £67 3 Engfcr, Coach Mielke, and Gallagher look over hardwood. R. Johnson displays pitching form. Baseball Coached by Mr. Courtney the baseball team won the Southern Division title in 1956 and was defeated by Henry for the City Championship. It was a three game series with Roosevelt winning the first game 6-3 and losing the following two 5-6 and 6-9 respectively. We won the Southern division by beating South 5-3 in a very close game. This was the last team to be coached by Mr. Courtney. This year the team is coached by Dale Mielke who is a veteran baseball player. Good pitching is expected from Ron Johnson and Tom Reiter for the 1957 season. i' A Squad Bottom row; J. Hrkal. D. Kahn, D. Nash. R. Eikaas. H. Gallagher R. Johnson. J. Engfcr, J. Keely, T. Reiter. R. Bernstrom. D. M '',(c Coach. Row 2: J. Carlson T. Baxter, J. Pollard. B. Bjerlsen. J. Edgecumbe, R. Buhrt D. Swenson. R. Anderson. Neumann, i eikle. G. Goodman. Row 3: J. Bergstrom. J. Hanson. J. Standing, M. Beske. R. Rodin. D. Needham. A. Ramswick, K. Kupcho. Butler. R. Johnson. Student Manager. 1956 Scores Roosevelt 8 West .. 2 Roosevelt. 6 Central . .. .. 3 Roosevelt 8 Southwest .. o Roosevelt . 4 Washburn ... .. 1 Roosevelt 2 West .. 3 Roosevelt 3 Central .. 5 Roosevelt 14 Southwest 1 Roosevelt. .. . ... 8 Washburn 0 SOUTHERN CHAMPIONSHIP Roosevelt 5 South . . .. ... 3 CITy CHAMPIONSHIP Roosevelt 6 Henry ... 3 Roosevelt 5 Henry .. 6 Roosevelt. 6 Henry . . 9 B. 8jerken to D. Nash with T. Baxter sliding in for double play. R. Reiter, J. Hrkal, R. Baxter, and J. Bergstrom having a game of pepper w.th D. Kahn. 1956 Lettermen Exel, Larry Co-Capt. Bergstrom, Jerry Larson. Bart Co-Capt. Callahan. Tom Johnson, Ron Larson, Doug Ncstande, Bruce Ncstande. Peter Olin. Gary ’Second A word •’Third Award Gallagher. Henry Capt. Elect Hrkal, John Kahn, Dave Reiter, Tom Vickers. Lee B Squad Bottom row: L. Swadner. Coach: B. Wakefield. T. Bradley Swanson, J. Lundeen, D. Fondrick, T. Hall R. Bergstrom R. Reiter, T. Engfcr. K. Armstrong. P. celein. T. Cooney. R. Goodman, D. Fitisimmons M. Gaynor. Row 2: L. Solie. R. McClellan. R. Fauncs, R. Shetler, W. Hanscomb. R. Starkey, S. Meinke, R. Larson, W. Larson, K. Sorenson, R. Wold. R. Blix, W. Nelson. D. Johnson, G. Streich. Carlson slams one in while J. Hanson tries to block it. Eikeland hits one over for a point. Intramural Sports School Champions Bottom row: J. Murphy. J. Gardner, L. Larson. C. Hanson. L. Sandvig, J. Anderson. Top row: B. Carlson P. Gu'lfoyle, B. Nelson. P. Eikeland. D. Mohl. R. Nelson. Volley ball was the most enthusiastically supported sport due to the fact that it was coeducational and had keen competition. Room 225 were the Sophomore champs, Room 124 the Junior champs and Room 229 the Senior champs. The school champion was Senior Homeroom 229. Basketball, another top sport, was second in competition. The champions here were rooms 103, Sophomores; II, Juniors; and 201, Seniors. Room 201 were the school champions. Tennis this year had more participation due to the large Sophomore class. Tennis champion was senior Robert Coppin, 214. In Ping Pong most games had to be played late due to Christmas vacation, therefore no true champion could be chosen. The Touch Football rules were changed this year. They played in the form of flag ball . The boys seemed to get a lot more enjoyment out of playing this way. It gave them more body contact and made the game more open. Softball is being played now and it looks like a very exciting tournament . All intramural sports are participated in by homerooms, co-rec. class and by invitation. Setting the ball up for a smash hit. Who's going to hit it? None of them did! Up and over for a victory. Bottom row; B. Coppin. R. Olson, D. EK1 cn. J. Kline, B. Nitardy. G. Dennam, T. Hogan. Top row: Mr. Skaurud, Coach; J. Krook, J. Almder, J. Kidd. 6. Stone. B. Homme, T, Wasbottom, J. Loken, J. Beaver, Engstrom. R. Forstrom. Tennis Coached by Mr. Skaurud the 1956 Tennis Team was very successful. The team took City and Twin City Championships. Ray Rado-sevich was the outstanding singles player of the season. He entered the state finals and was beaten in the quarter finals. Most of the Matches were close and exciting. Jim Kline and Bill Nitardy are Co-Captains elect for '57. Golf The 1956 golf team gave Mr. Buckman, retiring coach, a fine going away present. They tied with Edison for city championship and Rolf Deming became the state golf champion. Deming was medalist in both the region and the state tourney. Tom Nordland, Rolf Deming, Dale Peterson, Dick Peterson, Pete Nestande and Dennis Houde received letters. 8«ick row; Mr. Courtney, Coach; L Froysa, D. Olson, T. Cronen, R. Olson, W. Johnson, B. Melln, B. Grenier. Front row: L. Grant, R. Deming, T. Nordland. D. Peterson, D. Harris. [72 3 Bottom row: Yarwocd, Etde, C. Hanson. Coduti, DuBois Vrudny, Fitzgerald, Miss Wilbur. Adviser. Row 2: Mills, J. Larson, Vanda, Hagen, Lucey, Robcns, Dolan, Gardner. Row 3: Ohnesorge. North, C. Peterson, Murphy, $. Nelson. Hart. Pehrson, M. Olson. Kcrstcn. Girls' Leaders Dependability is the biggest and most important word in a girls' gym leader's dictionary. These girls have to be dependable because so much authority is left in their hands. Girls' leaders are in that job in the first place because they want to be, not because they were assigned. In the second place, of all the girls who volunteered. Rae Wilbur picked the ones she wanted for her assistants. Special classes are held during the first semester of their junior year to train them to become leaders. There they are taught how to take care of equipment and help teach classes. They learn how to keep attendance records, and in their training period they referee one day a week after school for intramural tournaments in basketball and volleyball. When a girl finally becomes a leader, one of the first things she does is help give out locks and assigns lockers. Rae makes sure that her classes respect her leaders because often she is called out and must leave her girls in charge. Anyone for tennis M. Murphy, M. Mills. Girls learn about basketball—Pearson, Mills, Miss Wilbur, S. Nelson, Murphy. Lucey. C73D Girls' Swimming Team Top row: L. Roth J. Will ams, C. Jorgenson J. Cosey, S. Dunn A. MeMorrow, K. Tollefsbol. D. Skoog, G. Soderling, K. Fnswold. Row 2: M. Karlitrom, M. Salic M. McKenzie, K. Dcnsmorc, V. Driver V. Wentzel, B. Bonin, Mrs. Ramm, K. McMillin. Girls' We were very fortunate this year in having with us a foreign exchange teacher in the physical education department. Mrs. Eiro-wen Ramm hails from London, England where she usually teaches at a girls' school. Shirley Price our own representative went to England in Mrs. Ramm's place. They both found teaching in a friendly foreign country very interesting since many of the customs are quite different. Mrs. Ramm coached our girls' swimming team which took third place in the city competition. She also taught our modern and folk dancing classes and added English, Scottish and Irish dances for a variety. They don't have girls' leaders to help teach in England and Mrs. Ramm was surprised to see all of the authority placed in these girls. Among some of the subjects she taught besides modern and folk dancing were team sports, individual sports and first-aid. Two important Roosevelt productions, the United Nations Show, and the Scandinavian Festival would not have been possible without her assistance. B. Coolc straddles horse. Rae shows fine form on side straddle while M. Erickson stands by if needed. £74: Sports We all grew to love Mrs. Ramm because she is such an energetic person who makes friends with every one who comes in contact with her. We hope she enjoyed her stay at Roosevelt as much as we did and we will miss her very much since she is returning to England in August. We will also be eagerly looking forward to the return of Shirley Price. Newcomers are always amazed at the variety of sports and games taught in gym. As sophomores, they are taught a mixture of everything. As juniors, they have their choice as to which class they want to belong. There are team sports for the girl who likes basketball and volleyball. For a diversion they sometimes work on apparatus and the trampoline. Modern dance is interpretive dancing and takes a certain amount of rhythm and skill. Folk dancing consists of square dancing and others which have been favorites for many years. Seniors are not required to take gym but they do take first aid. This is an interesting and important subject which is very useful to everyone. We learn by doing: K. Nelson, Yarwood, Wilbur. A fine teacher and a good victim: Wilbur, Martin. [75: (VQ.Q_.D-— t CANDIDATES: Carol Hanson Barb Asmus Mary Mills Dcbby Christianson Homecoming To the thrilling notes of Pomp and Circumstance, the 1956 Roosevelt Homecoming attendants marched down the aisle in a suspense filled auditorium. This was the height of anxiety that had been building up for days and weeks. Slowly they were announced, and slowly they came toward the stage. The attendants were Debby Christianson, Steve Nelson, Mary Mills, Dave Eckholdt, Carol Hanson, Mike Keller, Barb Asmus and Jim Keely. Suddenly there was a thundering crash of applause as Sharon Lieberg and Tom Nordland appeared in the doorway attired in their royal robes. They were received by joyous cheers from their fellow students and officially crowned by our principal Mr. Wells and assistant principal Miss Nelson. Sharon and Tom ruled in state throughout the day and evening, making it a day of fond memories for every Roosevelt student. Queen Sharon Lieberg. A Queen is chosen. Steve Nelson Jim Kecly Dave Eckholdt Mike Keller 1956 Everyone was out of bed a little earlier than usual on Homecoming because of the traditional flag-raising ceremonies before school. Teachers and students alike joined with the band and the cheerleaders in the Star Spangled Banner and our own Roosevelt Rouser. The auditorium program is always good on Homecoming Day and this year was no exception. Alumni from years gone by were here to compare performances. Miss Sand-boe handled the directing, the German Club decorated the stage, and the entire school enjoyed it. Our slogan for this year was Rip the Polars Bare. which is exactly what we did by beating North 48-0, in a thrilling football game. After the game everyone rushed home to prepare for the dance which is always the conclusion of a truly glorious day. King Tom Nordlond Our King is crowned. Proudly we hail Congratulation Sharon! Probably the gayest room in school was the lunchroom. Something new was added this year that we hope will continue for years to come. That was music for the lunch hour provided by our wonderful Swing Band. They played lots of novelty numbers, such as the Mickey Mouse song which everyone joined in singing heartily. Someone provided our candidates with huge chocolate ice cream cones from the Ritz. Toward the end of the period huge lines of Bunny-Hoppers helped clear away the tables and chairs from under the beautifully decorated ceiling to make everything in readiness for the dance. Two hungry jtudent : Barb Walling. John Hrkal. CSO] Homecoming Hi-Lites Cute Couple. Carmen Erhardt, John McClard. A ride to remember. Sharon and Tom. Homecoming corsages. Mary Woodfill, George Carter. Students relax in the recreation room. Quar-Teds entertain during intermission. Pancho and Ron. Kins Ron. Ice Parade: Roosevelt Students Winter Sports Day The date—Jan. 24 The place—Roosevelt High School The time—All day This may sound like the beginning of a murder trial to you, but it s not. It s just my way of telling you about Roosevelt s biggest winter affair of the year, our own Winter Sports Day. On this day al! troubles are forgotten and everyone has fun. When we enter school, we find everyone in a carnival mood. The teachers all dress in their sports clothes, and the students usually can be found standing around in various groups singing Winter songs in a gay mood. This year something new was added, at various times during the day vulcans appeared; they helped to enliven the day, and added a true carnival touch. When one o'clock finally arrived the school emptied in a hurry, and the students began lining up for their grand march to Sibley Field, where the crowning and festivities would take place. In the parade were an army tank, and trailer in which the swing band played. Various other cars carried the Royalty, the cheerleaders, and teachers. Down at the park everyone waited anxiously for our celebrity Leo Rancho Carillo to crown the King. He walked back and forth slowly—who would it be—finally he stopped and with his sombrero crowned our 1957 Winter Sports Day King, Ron Johnson. There were screams of approval, and congratulations for our new King and his attendants. Ron Eikaas, Gregg Larson. Terry Baxter, and L. L. Hester. r Cheerleader Dances with Mascot: R. Case, K. Erickson. After the crowning Ron rode among his subjects while they did the Hokey Pokey and Bunny Hop to keep warm. Entertainment was provided by a girls’ figure skating line. There was also a boys’ dance line which turned out to be a real comedy. The gladiators for the day consisted of a broom-hockey game between the Blue Tri and Silver Tri. It was a close game, but the Silver Tri won with a score of 2-0 Included in the festivities were an apple race and a treasure hunt; the prize of which was $10.00. At the end of the day we made our way back to school for the big Winter Dance. It was the perfect ending of a perfect 1957 Winter Sports Day. King and Attendants: R. Eikaas, G. Larson, T. Baxter, L. C. Hester. R. Johnson. Hockey Team Plans Strategy. Vulcans Invade Lunchroom: L. Smith, M. Mustful. Winter Sports Day Chairmen: D. Ekholdt, H. Gallagher. S. Nelson. Most Likely to Succeed: Tom Nordland. Renee Loeffler. Top Teds Well, seniors, our big year has come at last! For us it is a time of gladness as well as sadness. Taking a good look around the halls of Roosevelt, we see many Top Teds that will be remembered for years; whether it be their eyes or their smile; their talk or their style. Every year we have many students that qualify for each one of the categories. The students pictured on this page were chosen as representatives of the senior class and will reign as Top Teddies for 1957. We feel the decisions were made wisely. Friendliest: Dave Eckholdt, Mary Murphy. Biggest Flirts: Mary Mills, Mike Mustful, Mary Stene. Contributed Most: Hank Gallagher, Arloine Dolan. [80 Wittiest: Bill Eden, Judy Kibby. Best Figure and Physique: Irene Sale, Ron Eikaas. Shyest and Most Talkative: Pat Vanda, Dave Jacobson, Lorraine Sandvig, Paul Gorgas. Most Talented: Mike McClain, Rosann Case. Prettiest Eyes and Cutest Smile: Greg Larson, Judy Bivans, Sharon Lieberg. Tom Reiter. Most Athletic: Ron Johnson. Mary Fitzgerald. Peppiest: Judy Adler, Steve Nelson. C 85 3 THURSD FRIDAY Art Class Advertises Pygmalion in School Show Case. Class Play A fine cast, a fine performance describes the 1957 Senior Class Play, Pygmalion. This popular comedy by George B. Shaw is the story of Eliza Doolittle, a Cockney flower girl. In the play Eliza is the object of a bet between two professors of speech. One believes that in three months time he can raise Eliza from the status of a flower girl to a duchess by correcting her speech. The other feels this feat is impossible. Under the able direction of Miss Pauline Sandboe, the students portrayed the characters very well. Authentic costumes were rented for the play. The scenery was painted by our own art students. All this, with a lot of hard work, made this year's play one of the best in Roosevelt's history of class plays. THURSDAY Cast FRIDAY Don Marti.............Higgins................Bill Eden Diane Nelson...........Eliza...... Heather Arling Bill Rodgers.........Doolittle Denny Golden Joan Untinen . . Mrs. Pearce . . . Carol Knapp Cindy Kersten Mrs. Higgins. Carolyn Bonstrom Tom Swenson Colonel Pickering Tom Swenson Warren Whitbeck. . .Freddy. Warren Whitbeck Faith Benson Mrs. Eynsford Hill.. Faith Benson Latitia Schulte ...... Clara......Virginia Benson Richard Blomgren Bystanders. . Richard Blomgren Barbara Swanson Parlor Maid Barbara Swanson Thursday and Friday Nights' Cast. Really, Colonel Pickering!' School Scenes I. Sheriff and Chain Gang. 2. Students Watch World Series. 3. Lunchroom Chatter. 4. Conversation! Kay Knapp. Marilyn Grobe. 5. Sophomore Card Game. Dave Eckholdt Lead a Cheer. Bill Eden Yell for Touchdown at Football Game. Award Winning Band Performs at State Tournament. Newly Formed Drill Team Displays Routine at Homecoming. The Famous Roosevelt Rock-ettes Entertain Crowds at Wil-liams Arena. Their high kicking and fine precision dancing made them a constant favorite with the spectators. Center: R. Kcnnelly. Hocncclce. Cccka, Wiencke. Lower left: Crowd. Lower right: D. Thompson, G. Swanson. Seashore. Upper left: D. Nash, J. Mlckeijon. Upper right: Lucey, Rhodes. Secret Desire Party Secret Desire was the theme of the Senior Class Party held in the lunchroom on the evening of March first. Excitement filled the air as the costumes portraying a Secret Desire entered the room. There were such costumes as an African Cannibal, Daisy Mae, poodles, storybook characters, cowboys, farmers, various animals, vamps, and many more. The first part of the evening included square dancing, while the Swing Band played during the last part. Cookies and cold soft drinks were served. Bottom Row: J. E ickson. Samson. Sm.th. TOM REITER. TREASURER. JERRY BUTLER. VICE-PRESIDENT JUDY BUTLER. SECRETARY. RON EIKAAS. PRESIDENT. J. Johnson, Shadow, Thorson. Row 2: Mr. Mielke. Miss Haberman. D. Thompson. Gilman Locfflcr. K. Nelson. K. Peterson. Naslund, Winger, Vanda. L. Wayer, Kronen. Fore. D. Jacobson Mrs. R-cc. Senior Executive Board Because of the time. work, and imagination of the members of the Senior Executive Board, the Senior Class enjoyed a well-planned. fun-filled year. With financial help from the PTSA, they planned the Secret Desire party. March I; the Senior Banquet. April 23; the Senior Prom. May 24; Class Day. June 7; Baccalaureate, June 9; Graduation, June 12, and the train ride to Little Falls, on June 12. There is one representative from each senior homeroom. The advisers are Mrs. Rice. Miss Haberman, and Mr. Mielke. JUDITH CAROLyN AALBERS: Swedish Club. Debate Club. Girls Swim Team. Library Staff. JUDITH B. ADLER: Secretary of Silver Tri, Blue Tri, German Club. Cheerleader, Council Office Staff. Sportsmen's Club. CHARLES E. ALBERTSON. HILLIS G. ALDRICH: Audio Visual. CAROL MARIE ANDERSON: Silver Tri. CAROL MARy ANDERSON: Blue Tri, Silver Tri. Science Club, Office Help. Executive Board, Pilots Club. Council Office Staff. Sportsmen's Club, Teachers of Tomorrow. Drill Team. DENNIS FRANK ANDERSON: Band. Sportsmen s Club. GAIL ROSALIE ANDERSON: Blue Tri. Silver Tri. Office Help. GERALDINE CAROLE ANDERSON: Band, Silver Tri, Swedish Club. JANICE R. ANDERSON: Orchestra. FHA, Blue Tri, Silver Tri, Drama Club. Science Club, History Club. Sportsmen's Club. JERRY E. ANDERSON: Audio Visual. Sportsmen's Club. JUDITH SHARON ANDERSON: Blue Tri, Silver Tri, Spanish Club, Science Club. LYNN WILLIAM ANDERSON: Science Club. Sportsmen’s Club. PATRICIA JOANN ANDERSON: Blue Tri, Silver Tri, Spanish Club. Science Club, Sasamore Staff. Nurse's Aid. RICHARD D. ANDERSON: Hi-Y. ROGER L. ANDERSON: Hi-Y. RONALD D. ANDERSON: FFA. SCOTTY ANDERSON: Chamber Singers, Choristers, A Cappella Choir, Science Club. HEATHER MARION AR-LING: Secretary of Drama Club, Vice-President of Sportsmen's Club. Noah '56, Pygmalion 57, Orchestra. Blue Tri. Silver Tri, Latin Club. Senior Honor Society. BARBARA KAY ASMUS: Chamber Singers, Choristers, A Cappella Choir. FHA, Blue Tri, Silver Tri, Drama Club. Executive Board, Sportsmen's Club, Homecoming Attendant. MARY LOU BAKER: Blue Tri, Silver Tri. Hi-C, Office Help, Council Office Staff. Sportsmen's Club. PATRICK J. BARBER. ARLENE PATRICIA BARNES: A Cappella Choir, Blue Tri, Sportsmen's Club. Girl's Choir. MARY ALICE BAUR: Office Help. TERRY BAXTER: R Club, 57 Baseball. 57 Basketball, ‘55 and '56 Football. BRUCE BECKER: Band. KAY MARIE BEDOR: Secretary of Hi-C. Chamber Singers. A Cappella Choir, FHA. Senior Honor Society. Student Council. EVAN E. BEHRENDT: Band. THOMAS J. BELL: R Club. Stage Crew, Board of Governors. 56 Football. JANET MARIE BELSTLER: Silver Tri, Hi-C, Norse Club. History Club, Student Council. Library Staff. Sportsmen's Club, Nurse s Aid. GERALD LEE BENEDICT: Science Club, Senior Honor Society. PATRICIA M. BENESH: FHA. Standard Staff, Senior Honor Society. FAITH JOY BENSON: Band, Drama Club, French Club, Spanish Club. Sportsmen's Club, Pygmalion 57. STEPHEN A. BENSON: Science Club. NEIL E. BERG. BRUCE R. BERGMAN: Band. Orchestra. Swing Band, Student Council. NANCY CAROL BERGQUIST: Blue Tri. Silver Tri. Drama Club. Swedish Club, Spanish Club, Rockettes, Executive Board, Sportsmen's Club. HAROLD ANDERS BERGSTROM: Hi-C, German Club, Swedish Club, Science Club. ROBERT JOHN BERNING. ROBERT D. BERNSTROM: ' R Club. Student Council, '55 and '56 Football, '55 Wrestling. MICHAEL A. BESKE: Band. LOIS JEAN BEYSTROM: Blue Tri, Silver Tri, Swedish Club. JERLYN L. BIDDLE: Choristers. Blue Tri, Silver Tri. Sportsmen's Club, Girls’ Choir. ROSEMARY JANE BIELINSKI: Silver Tri. C 95 3 ROYAL W. BIERY: Hi-C. FFA. Sportsmen’s Club. GERALDINE MARIE BINGHAM: Latin Club, Pilots Club, Board of Governors. JUDE ANN BiVANS: Associate Editor of Standard. Science Club, Senior Honor Society. Council Office Staff, Sportsmen's Club. OSCAR INGEMAN BLEGEN: Treasurer of Norse Club, R Club. Board of Governors, 55 and '56 Football, ’56 and ‘57 Track, 56 and 57 Wrestling. RICHARD CARL BLOMGREN: Drama Club. Library Staff, Pygmalion '57. SHIRLIE ANN BLOMQUIST: Band, Orchestra, Blue Tri, Silver Tri, Executive Board. Student Council. BOYD KARL BLOMSETH: FFA. GLORIA JEAN BLUMKE: Vice President of Latin Club. Treasurer of FHA. Chamber Singers, A Cappella Choir, Blue Tri, Silver Tri, Hi-C, Science Club. Senior Honor Society. Sportsmen's Club. CARL ANDREW BODIN: Band. BERNADETTE BONIN: French Club. Editor of Sagamore. Senior Honor Society. Girls Swim Team, Noah '56. CAROLYN J. BONSTROM: Orchestra. Blue Tri, Silver Tri, Drama Club, Science Club, History Club, Sportsmen’s Club. Pygmalion ’57. JOHN E. BORN: , RM Club. Board of Governors, 57 Track, 55. 56, and '57 Wrestling. DAVID P. BOULET. JACK J. BOUR-SELL: Board of Governors. J. WESTON BRASK: Science Club. JUDY ANN BROOKSON: Drill Team. BILL H. BROWN: Board of Governors. RICHARD F. BUDOLFSON. RITA MARY BURGE: FHA. Pilots Club. Sportsmen’s Club. NELPHIA EVELYN BUSS: FHA. Blue Tri, Silver Tri, Drama Club. Standard Staff. Sportsmen's Club. Noah 56. GERALD N. BUTLER: Science Club, R Club. Executive Board, Student Council, Board of Governors, Vice-President of Senior Class. 56 and ‘57 Basketball, 56 Football. ‘57 Track. JUDY KAY BUTLER: Treasurer of Blue Tri, Secretary of Senior Class, FHA, Silver Tri, Hi-C. Latin Club. Executive Board, Senior Honor Society. Pilots Club, Student Council, Nurse's Aid. COLLEEN WINIFORD CANNIFF. GERALD E. CARLSON: President of Drama Club, Vice-President of Hi-C, Band, Orchestra. JAMES R. CARLSON: President of Board of Governors, Sergeant at Arms of Student Council. R Club, Ethics Committee. '57 Baseball, '57 Wrestling. KATHRYN J. CARLSON: Choristers. Girls’ Choir. MARILYN MAREE CARLSON: Choristers. A Cappella Choir. Silver Tri, Hi-C. Swedish Club. Sportsmen's Club. PAUL VICTOR CARLSON: Band. Science Club, Sagamore Staff. Senior Honor Society. Council Office Staff. ROBERT C. CARLSON: R” Club, '55. 56. and ’57 Hockey. RONALD F. CARLSON: Hi-Y. SHIRLEY A. CARLSON: Silver Tri. Swedish Club, Girls Choir. GLENOLA S. CARPENTER. WILLIAM N. CARRINGTON. CAROL MARIE CARTER: FHA. Spanish Club, Student Council. Sportsmen's Club. ROSANN MAE CASE: Secretary of Orchestra. Band. FHA, Spanish Club, Cheerleader, Rockettes. Sportsmen's Club. CAROLYN THERESE CECKA: Treasurer of Pilots Club, Silver Tri, Science Club. Council Office Staff. Sportsmen's Club. Drill Team. £97] DIANE M. CHAMBERLAIN: Silver Tri, Sportsmens Club. SHELDON JON CHALLEEN. MARION CHOVAN. DEBORAH RUTH CHRISTENSEN: Blue Tri, Silver Tri, Spanish Club, Cheerleader, Homecoming Attendant. JUDITH GAYE CHRISTIANSON: Blue Tri, Silver Tri. Science Club, Rockettes. WILLIAM EDWARD CHRISTO: Hi-Y, German Club. Executive Board. CAROL DENISE CHRISTY: Secretary of Junior Executive Board. Sergeant at Arms of Senior Honor Society. Blue Tri. Silver Tri, Norse Club. Science Club, Student Council, Board of Governors, Ethics Committee. Flag Twirler. KATHRYN ANN COBBS: Silver Tri. Hi-C, Library Staff, Teachers of Tomorrow. WILLIAM A. COBBS. SUSAN MARY CODUTI: Drama Club. Spanish Club. Girls' Leaders, Standard Staff, Senior Honor Society, Student Council, Sportsmen s Club. GREGORY S. COLLIER: Hi-Y, Science Club. R Club, Senior Honor Society, Board of Governors, 56 Football, 57 Track. LOIS ANN COLLINS: FHA, Silver Tri. CRAIG CONNELLY COLSTROM: FFA. RONALD WILLIAM COOK: Sportsmen's Club. ROBERT L. COOPER: Student Council, Board of Governors, '55 Football, '55 and '56 Wrestling. ROBERT JAMES COPPIN: Science Club. CAROLYN MARIE COSSENTINE. MARIANNE J. CROES: FHA, German Club, Girls’ Choir. [98] PETER J. CRONEN: R Club. 55. 56. 57 Track. JERRY E. CROSS. BARBARA JOAN CUDD: FHA, Blue Tri. Science Club. PATRICK M. CULLEN. S. NAOMI CUR-TISS: Orchestra. String Ensemble. HAROLD M. DAHL MARSHALL TOM DAHLEN: Latin Club, Science Club, Debate Club, Sportsmen's Club. JACQUELINE ANN DAM-BERG: Choristers. Blue Tri, Silver Tri, Sportsmen's Club, Girls’ Choir. DANIEL D. DANIELSON: Band, Orchestra, Hi-C. Spanish Club. Standard Staff. Council Office Staff. Sportsmen's Club. RONALD E. DAVID: R Club. Board of Governors, 55. '56 Football. '55 Wrestling. SANDRA MAE DEAN: Choristers, A Cappella Choir, Blue Tri. Silver Tri, Norse Club. Drill Team, Flag Twirler. ROBERT W. DE GROAT: Secretary of Debate Club, Audio Visual, Science Club. Drama Club. JULIANNE M. DE ROMA: Blue Tri. Silver Tri, French Club, Latin Club. Debate Club. Sportsmen's Club. DENNIS GENE DIGEROS: Hi-Y. SUZANNE CAROLE DIXON: Blue Tri, Silver Tri. Hi-C, Sportsmen's Club. LUE VONNE DARLENE DOEBLER: Choristers. FHA, Blue Tri, Silver Tri, Drama Club, Spanish Club, Council Office Staff, Girls' Choir, Drill Team. AR-LOINE V. DOLAN: President of Silver Tri. Secretary of Student Council, Choristers. A Cappella Choir, Blue Tri, Norse Club, Girls' Leaders, Junior Executive Board, Board of Governors. LYNNE R. DONALDSON: Chamber Singers, A Cappella Choir, Girls’ Leaders, Sportsmen's Club. Girls' Choir, Swing Choir. C99H BARBARA ANN DOUGHERTY: Choristers. DARLENE HELEN DOW: Blue Tri, Silver Tri, German Club, Sportsmen's Club. DAVID ALAN DRAKE: Hi-C, Sportsmen's Club. JEANNINE C. DU BOIS: Choristers. A Cappella Choir. Spanish Club. Girls' Leaders. JOHN F. DUFFY: Science Club. DENISE M. DYE. JAMES DYKSTRA: Board of Governors DAVID BENSON ECKHOLDT: Vice President of Student Council, Hi-Y Latin Club, Cheerleader. Board of Gov ernors, Homecoming Attendant. STAN LEY DUANE ECKLUND: Band. WILLIAM J. EDEN: President of Orchestra, President of Sportsmen's Club, Band, Hi-Y, Drama Club, Swing Band. Noah 56, Pygmalion '57. JOHN EDGE-CUMBE. EDITH E. EDIN: FHA, Sportsmen's Club. JOYCE J. EDQUIST: Swedish Club. Sportsmen's Club. RONALD E. EIKAAS: Vice-President of Junior Class, President of Senior Class, R Club. Executive Board, Senior Honor Society, Student Council, Board of Governors, Winter Sports Day Attendant, 54, '55, '56 Football, 55, '56 Track, '56 Wrestling. PAT A. EIDE: Secretary-Treasurer of Choristers, A Cappella Choir. Blue Tri, Silver Tri, Science Club, Girls' Leaders, Student Council, Teachers of Tomorrow. PETER JOHN EIKELAND: Treasurer of Hi-Y, Band, Norse Club, Senior Honor Society, Science Club. Sportsmen's Club. SHARON JUNE EILITZ: Blue Tri, Silver Tri, Spanish Club, Sagamore Staff. LIN-NEA E. EKBERG: Orchestra, Hi-C, Latin Club. Swedish Club, Noah '56. C 1003 RICHARD A. ELASKY: Hi-Y, Hi-C. Latin Club. KAREN JOAN ELLEFSON: Blue Tri, Silver Tri, Spanish Club, Senior Honor Society, Drill Team. KAREN L. ELLENDSON: Band, Blue Tri, Sportsmen's Club, Drill Team. DONIS GAILE ELLIOTT: FHA, Silver Tri, Drama Club. Pilots Club, Sportsmen’s Club. Noah '56. JOHN ANDREW ELLIOTT: Hi-C. ”R Club, Science Club. Executive Board, Student Council, Board of Governors. Sportsmen's Club, 56. '57 Track. DARYL R. EMME: Science Club. R Club, Senior Honor Society. Equipment Manager. JON BRUCE ENGFER: Science Club. R Club. Student Council, Board of Governors, 57 Baseball, ‘55, 56 Football. DOUGLAS M. ENGLUND: Band. Hi-Y, Science Club. CARMEN LEE ER-HARDT: Sergeant at Arms of Orchestra. Blue Tri, Hi-C, Drama Club, Latin Club, Sportsmen s Club, Teachers of Tomorrow. JANICE MARIE ERICKSON: Blue Tri, Silver Tri, Norse Club. Swedish Club. JUDITH A. ERICKSON: Blue Tri, Silver Tri. Vice-President of Spanish Club, Executive Board, Council Office Staff. Drill Team. NANCY ANN ERICKSON. Choristers. EUGENE D. ESBERG. SHARON JEAN ESTES: Senior Honor Society, Pilots Club. Sportsmen s Club. THOMAS G. EVANS: Vice-President of FFA. TOM L. EYTON. ANTOINETTE LUCIA FAVERO: Vice-President of Spanish Club. Science Club. Student Council, Sportsmens Club. CYRUS E. FIELD: Choristers, R Club. ’57 Swimming. cion DANIEL R. FIELD: President of History Club, Science Club. Senior Honor Society. Sportsmen's Club. WARREN FREDRICK FINNE. DENNIS FINSTAD. STANLEY E. FISCHER. MARY MARGARET FITZGERALD: Orchestra, Choristers, Silver Tri, Spanish Club, Science Club, Girls' Leaders, Senior Honor Society. JANICE MARY FLATTEM: Silver Tri. Teachers of Tomorrow, Nurse's Aid. EDWARD W. FLEETHAM: Student Council, Board of Governors. JOEL THOMAS FOLEY: Stage Crew. Board of Governors. JOYCE JEAN FOLVEN: Blue Tri, Silver Tri, Council Office Staff, Sportsmen’s Club. Drill Team. KINGSLEY DAVID FORNESS: Hi-Y, Science Club. JOYAN L. FOURNIER: Treasurer of German Club, Drama Club. Science Club, Sagamore Staff, Pilots Club, Sportsmen's Club. WILLIAM CARL HARRY FRASE: Sergeant-at-Arms of German Club. Hi-Y, Audio Visual, Science Club, Teachers of Tomorrow. SUZANNE M. FREDERICK: Drama Club. Spanish Club, Science Club. Sportsmen's Club, Drill Team, Pygmalion 57. ROBERT STEWART FREDRICKSON: Ed-itor-in-Chief of Standard, Chaplain of Hi-Y. Choristers, Norse Club, Sportsmen's Club. LOUISE CATHERINE FRYK-HOLM: Silver Tri, Pilots Club. MARJORIE ANN FURE: President of Norse Club, Chamber Singers, A Cappel-la Choir. Blue Tri, Silver Tri, Drama Club, Executive Board. Senior Honor Society, Girls' Choir. KENNETH GEORGE GAL-CHUTT: Senior Honor Society. HENRY THOMAS GALLAGHER: R Club. Council Office Staff, President of Student Council, Secretary-Treasurer of Senior Honor Society, Vice-President of Sophomore Class, '56, 57 Baseball. '55. '56 Football. '55, 56, '57 Gym Team. L 102 3 JANICE ELAINE GARDNER: Secretary of Hi-C, Orchestra, Blue Tri, Science Club, Girls' Leaders, Sportsmen’s Club. MARGARET HELEN GATELY: Blue Tri, Spanish Club, Office Help, Board of Governors. Nurse's Aid, Drill Team. LARRY K. GIBSON: Science Club. Pilots Club. JOHN A. GIEBEL: Choristers. Sportsmen's Club. ROBERT B. GILLESPIE: Vice-President and Secretary of Hi-Y, FFA. DENNIS C. GILLETTE: Audio Visual. Stage Crew, Board of Governors, Sportsmen's Club, 55 Baseball, 55 Football. DAVID M. GILMAN: Vice-President of Hi-Y, Executive Board, Senior Honor Society. THOMAS E. GOAR. DENNIS JEROME GOLDEN: President of Science Club. President of German Club, Vice-President of Hi-Y, Band, Senior Honor Society, Student Council, Pygmalion 57. MARILYN C. GOODMANSON: Silver Tri, Senior Honor Society. CAROL ANN GOODRICH: Choristers, Blue Tri, Latin Club, Board of Governors, Sportsmen's Club. BARBARA CAROL GORANSON: Parliamentarian of FHA, Band, Silver Tri, Science Club. Rockettes, Senior Honor Society, Sportsmen’s Club, Noah '56. GEORGE GORG. PAUL ARLEN GOR- GOS: Sergeant-at-Arms of R Club. '56, '57 Football. 55, ’56, '57 Swimming. BONNIE E. GORSKI: Library Staff. DOROTHY GAIL GREBSTAD: Band. Silver Tri, Sportsmen's Club. LOIS J. GREN: Silver Tri. ALAN E. GROSS: Hi- Y, Science Club, Student Council. C 103 3 CHARLES EDWARD GUDMUNSON: Band. Orchestra, Board of Governors, '55 Football. 55 Hockey. MICHAEL EDWARD GUILFOYLE. JANE ELLEN HAGEN: Secretary of Blue Tri, Secretary of Student Council. Silver Tri. Girls' Leaders. Board of Governors. DONALD E. HAMBLET: Band. BETTE JANE HAMILTON: President of Spanish Club. Secretary of Hi-C, FHA, Science Club. Senior Honor Society, Pilots Club. CURTIS B. HANEY: President of Hi-C. President of Band. Orchestra. A Cappella Choir. NOVELLA M. HANSEN: President of Norse Club. Silver Tri, Hi-C, Office Help. Standard Staff, Senior Honor Society. Pilots Club. VIVIAN M. HANSEN: Blue Tri. CAROL HANSON: Treasurer of Silver Tri. Vice-President of Senior Honor Society. Chamber Singers, Choristers. A Cappella Choir, Blue Tri, Girls' Leaders. Student Council, Homecoming Attendant. DONNA MAE HANSON: Orchestra. Choristers, Sportsmen's Club, Girls' Choir. LOIS A. HANSON: Choristers. Blue Tri. RUTH ANN HANSON: Chamber Singers. Choristers, A Cappella Choir. FHA. Blue Tri. Silver Tri. VALERIE K. HARRINGTON: A Cap pella Choir. Blue Tri. Silver Tri, Sports men’s Club, Drill Team. KATHLLEEN C HARRISON: Board of Governors, Sports men's Club. Drill Team. BRUCE S. HAST INGS: Audio Visual, Senior Honor Soci ety. CAROLYN ANN HART: Vice-President of German Club. Choristers, A Cappella Choir, Blue Tri. Silver Tri, Science Club, Senior Honor Society. Sportsmen's Club. JANIS MARIE HASKIN: FHA. Drama Club. EDWARD CLARENCE HAUGH: Secretary of FFA. ZMl RICHARD MONROE HAUSER: Choristers. A Cappella Choir. PHYLLIS HAYES: Library Staff. History Club. GARY C. HAYNES: Band. Orchestra, Hi-Y, Swing Band, R Club. Sportsmen's Club, 55, 56, 57 Swimming. ROGER ALLEN HEATHFIELD: Spanish Club. FFA. DAVID PAUL HECKMAN: FFA. JAMES A. HEISE. DENNIS LEE HELGOE: Audio Visual. LARRY J. HELSETH: R Club. Board of Governors, '56, 57 Basketball, 55. '56 Football. '56. '57 Track. NANCY SUE HELSETH: Blue Tri, Silver Tri, Swedish Club. Spanish Club, Girls' Choir. CAROLANN HENDRIX: Choristers, Silver Tri. Girls' Choir. MARILYN LOUISE HENK: Choristers. Pilots Club. DENNIS EDWIN HERKAL: German Club. VIRGINIA G. HERRICK: Silver Tri. KAREN A. HERRMANN: Library Staff. HELEN M. HESTER: Choristers. Girls' Choir. L. C. HESTER: President of Junior Class. French Club, R Club. Executive Board. Student Council, Board of Governors. '54. '55, .'56 Football, 54, '55. 56 Track. MARY ELLEN HEWITT: A Cappella Choir, Swedish Club, Girls Choir. ARNOLD J. HILL: President of Pilots Club, Treasurer of Science Club. President of Council Office Staff, Hi-C, Student Council. [10511 JACKIE J. HILL: Silver Tri, Girls’ Choir. JIM R. HILL: R Club, Sportsmen's Club, '55 Equipment Manager. NANCY LU HINTON: Blue Tri, Silver Tri, Sportsmen’s Club. FRANCES JOAN HNASKO: Blue Tri, Drill Team. ROXANE LEE HOENECKE: Chamber Singers. Choristers. A Cappella Choir, Blue Tri. Drama Club. Spanish Club. BEVERLY EILEEN HOLMBERG: Hi-C, Norse Club. MARY JEAN HOLMBERG: Choristers. A Cappella Choir, Blue Tri, Silver Tri, Sportsmen’s Club. GERALDINE SU-SANNE HOLMES: Band, Choristers, Blue Tri, Silver Tri, German Club, Student Council, Board of Governors, Sportsmen’s Club. JACK C. HOLMGREN: Science Club. Sportsmen’s Club. 55, 56 Equipment Manager. ROGER JEROME HOOVER: Band. ’55 Equipment Manager. JAMES A. HOV-ANETZ: R Club. 56 Cross Country, ’57 Track. CLAYTON R. HOVERSON: Norse Club, FFA. Library Staff. LORRAINE FRANCES HOW: Drama Club, Latin Club. Swedish Club. Library Staff. Teachers of Tomorrow. BEVERLY J. HOWELL: Blue Tri. Silver Tri. Spanish Club. Sportsmen's Club. Drill Team. ROBERT JOHN HOYLE: R” Club. Treasurer of History Club. 56. 57 Swimming. JOHN WILLIAM HRKAL: President of ”R” Club, Chairman of No-Accs, Chairman of Lunchroom, Senior Honor Society. Student Council. Ethics Committee, '56, '57 Baseball, '54. 55. 56 Football. '55. '56. 57 Hockey. ARLOINE DIANE HULLAR: Band, Orchestra, FHA. Blue Tri, Silver Tri. President of Swedish Club, Council Office Staff. Student Council, Sportsmen's Club. BYRON G. HUSEBY: '54 Football. E 106 ] BARB JOAN HUTTNER: Choristers. Silver Tri, Sportsmen’s Club. RALPH RUSSELL HYDE: R Club. '56. '57 Wrestling. BYRON F. HYLEN. DONNA RAE IVERSON: Blue Tri. Silver Tri. Drama Club. Sportsmen s Club. DAVID WEST JACOBSON: Band. Hi-Y. Swing Band, FFA. Executive Board. Standard Staff. Council Office Staff Student Council. Sportsmen’s Club. GEORGE ROBERT JANSSEN: R Club. ’56 Football. CAROL B. JARDINE: Silver Tri, Sportsmen's Club. DARRELL K. JENSEN: Stage Crew. Board of Governors. MYLA M. JENSEN: A Cappella Choir. Blue Tri. Silver Tri, Swedish Club. Science Club, Board of Governors. Girls' Choir. JEANNIE DARLENE JEWELL: Girls' Leaders, Library Staff. JUDITH LEE JO-HANSON: Choristers, Debate Club. A. BERNHARD JOHNSON: President of Swedish Club, Senior Honor Society. Sportsmen's Club. BERTIL HOWARD JOHNSON: Pilots Club, Sportsmen's Club. BETTY ANN JOHNSON: Blue Tri. Drama Club. French Club, Latin Club Science Club. Senior Honor Society, Library Staff. Teachers of Tomorrow. Girls' Choir. BONITA MARIE JOHNSON: Blue Tri. Silver Tri. CAROLYN LOUISE JOHNSON: FHA. Blue Tri. Silver Tri, Swedish Club. Science Club. Standard Staff, Pilots Club. Sportsmen's Club. Girls Choir. DAN R. JOHNSON: Library Staff. DOUGLAS C. JOHNSON. C 11)7 U GERALD M. JOHNSON: Board of Governors. Sportsmen’s Club. JAMES D. JOHNSON: Executive Board. Student Council, Board of Governors. JAMES WALTER JOHNSON: FFA, Pilots Club. JUDY ANN JOHNSON: Choristers. FHA, Hi-C, Pilots Club. Sportsmen's Club. JUDITH CAROLE JOHNSON: Band. FHA. Blue Tri. Silver Tri, Science Club. Sportsmen s Club. JULIE (BAMBI) JOHNSON: Drama Club. Drill team. KEN J. JOHNSON: Senior Honor Society. 56. 57 Track. LOIS JANE JOHNSON: Blue Tri, Silver Tri. Norse Club. Pilots Club. RICHARD V. JOHNSON: Vice-President of Orchestra. Swing Band, Senior Honor Society. String Ensemble. ROBERT V. JOHNSON: Band. Orchestra. Swing Band. RONALD R. JOHNSON: Sergeant-at-Arms of Student Council, R Club. 55. 56. 57 Baseball. '55. ’56. '57 Football. '55. '56. '57 Hockey. Winter Sports Day King. RUTH ANNE JOHNSON: Vice-President of FHA, Silver Tri. Swedish Club. Office Help. Switchboard Operator. Standard Staff. Pilots Club, Sportsmen’s Club. VIRGINIA KAREN JOHNSON: FHA. Drama Club. Spanish Club. Pygmalion '57. DAVE KAHN: President of A Cap-pella Choir, 'R' Club. Senior Honor Society. Student Council. Ethics Committee. 56. '57 Baseball. '55. '56. 57 Football, 55 Wrestling. CAROL JANET KAY: Blue Tri. Silver Tri, Sportsmen's Club. Drill Team. Flag Twirler. JAMES L. KEELY: Treasurer of Junior Class. R Club. Executive Board. Student Council. Board of Governors, 55. 57 Hockey. MIKE P. KELLER: Cheerleader, Board of Governors. 55. '56. 57 Gym Team. ROY W. KENNELLY: Band. Orchestra. Swing Band. Swedish Club. CIOS] CYNTHIA LOUISE KERSTEN: Treasurer of German Club. Secretary of Latin Club. Co Editor-in-Chief of Standard. Blue Tri, Silver Tri, Girls' Leaders, Senior Honor Society. American Summer Exchange Student. JUDY ANN KEYS: Silver Tri. JUDITH M. KIBBY: Blue Tri. Silver Tri. Drama Club. Drill Team. CHARLES W. KING, Hi-Y. Hi-C. Standard Staff, Council Office Staff. Sportsmen's Club. CAROL A. KLEIS: Choristers, Silver Tri, Girls' Choir. JAMES F. KLINE: Science Club, R Club. Sportsmen's Club, '55. 56. 57 Tennis. CAROL J. KNAPP: FHA, Drama Club. Spanish Club. Office Help, Switchboard Operator. Pilots Club, Student Council, Sportsmen's Club. Drill Team. Pygmalion 57. GARY H. KNUTSON: Secretary. Treasurer of FFA, Swedish Club. Senior Honor Society. KAREN DIANE KOE-STER: Silver Tri, Science Club. RALPH THOMAS KONTOS: German Club. Science Club. JOHN H. KORD-ING. CHARLES W. KRAFT: FFA. SHIRLEE ANN KRAAYENBRINK: Blue Tri, Silver Tri. Board of Governors. KAY LOUISE KRIESEL: A Cappella Choir. Blue Tri, Silver Tri, Council Office Staff, Girls' Choir. GARY D. KRINHOP: Chor-isters, A Cappella Choir, '56, '57 Student Manager. NORMA J. KRONEN: Blue Tri. Silver Tri, Norse Club, Executive Board. CAROLYN MARIE KROOK: Blue Tri, Silver Tri, Latin Club, Swedish Club, Sportsmen's Club, Teachers of Tomorrow. BARBARA ELLEN KUENZEL: Blue Tri. Hi-C. Office Help. Sportsmen's Club. C 109] AV SARALEE KUGLER: FHA. Silver Tri. Latin Club. Sportsmen’s Club. Teachers of Tomorrow. JO ANNE KUTZ. TIMOTHY KWAKENAT: Band. Hi-Y, Science Club. Sportsmen's Club. WALTER J. LAGER: Sportsmen s Club. NANCY P. LANGE: FHA. Silver Tri. Science Club. A. WAYNE LARSON: Band. Science Club. R Club, 56. 57 Gym Team. DENNIS A. LARSEN. DOUGLAS V. LARSON: President of Sophomore Class. R Club, Student Council. Board of Governors, '55. ‘56. 57 Baseball, 54. ’55. '56 Football. 55. '56, '57 Hockey. GREGORY K. LARSON: R Club. 56. '57 Basketball. 56. '57 Football. 56. 57 Track. Winter Sports Day Candidate. H. KENNETH LARSON: Hi-Y, Norse Club. JEAN A. LARSON: Vice-President of Silver Tri, Blue Tri, Girls Leaders, Pilots Club, Drill Team. Flag Twirler. JOAN LORRAINE LARSON: Choristers. Blue Tri. Silver Tri. Norse Club, Science Club. History Club. Sportsmen's Club. JOYCE GLORIA LARSON: Silver Tri. Hi-C. History Club, Sportsmen's Club. LYNETTE CECILE LARSON: Band. Orchestra, FHA, Blue Tri, Silver Tri, Norse Club. Science Club. Senior Honor Society. Sportsmen's Club. Noah 56. ROGER LOUIS LARSON: Band, Swing Band, Stage Crew, 57 Gym Team. THOMAS M. LAUER: Band. Orchestra, Science Club. MARY ELLEN LAVELLE: Vice-President. President of FHA, Office Help. Switchboard Operator, Sagamore Staff, Senior Honor Society. Pilots Club. BRANTH F. LEANDER: President of Sportsmen's Club. Executive Board. Cno] PATRICIA M. LENZ: Silver Tri. SHARON RYNNENE LIEBERG: Blue Tri. Silver Tri, Norse Club, Board of Governors, Sportsmen's Club, Drill Team, Homecoming Queen. JOHN A. LILLA. WANDA L. LILLEMOE: Co-Captain of Rockettes, Blue Tri, Silver Tri, Senior Honor Society. Student Council, Board of Governors, Noah 56. GARY W. LILLIE. RONALD O. J. LINDBERG. DONALD E. LINQUIST: Hi-Y, Executive Board. ROXANNE LINQUIST: Blue Tri. Silver Tri, Board of Governors. JOHN A. L'STERUD. LOIS L. LOCKWOOD: Blue Tri. Silver Tri, German Club, Spanish Club. RENEE GRACE LOEFFLER: Treasurer of Spanish Club. Blue Tri, Silver Tri, Executive Board. Senior Honor Society, Girls' State. JOHN LOKBERG: Student Council, Norse Club, Foreign Exchange Student. 57 Skiing Team. JAMES G. LOKEN: Vice-President of A Cappella Choir, Vice-President of Science Club. Vice-President of Hi-Y, Chamber Singers, Choristers, Senior Honor Society, Council Office Staff, Student council. DOUGLAS F. LONG. CAROL ANN LOVAAS. SUSAN R. LOVAAS: Norse Club. JO ANN LOVERING: Blue Tri, Silver Tri. Pilots Club. Council Office Staff, Student Council, Board of Governors. Sportsmen's Club, Pygmalion '57, Nurse's Aid. JEAN DELORES LOWE. cm: JACK R. LOZA: Audio Visual. R Club. Board of Governors. '56, '57 Wrestling. MARY RUTH LUCEY: Latin Club. Girls' Leaders, Cheerleader, Executive Board, Sagamore Staff, Student Council. Board of Governors, Sportsmen s Club. JULEEN BARBARA LUND: Orchestra. Hi-C, Latin Club. Science Club, String Ensemble. MARY TERESA LUNDBERG: Silver Tri, Sportsmen's Club. BEVERLY K. LUSIAN: Choristers, A Cappella Choir. Blue Tri. Silver Tri, Student Council, Board of Governors. Sportsmen's Club, Drill Team, Flag Twirler. JEROME MADSEN: President of Sportsmen's Club, German Club, Norse Club. Senior Honor Society. MARLOW E. MADSEN: Hi-Y, Science Club. GERALD N. MADVIG: Band. Swing Band, Sportsmen’s Club. JOANNE C. MAHRE: A Cappella Choir. Blue Tri. Silver Tri, Girls Choir. RAYMOND E. MAITLAND: Secretary of History Club, Band, Hi-Y, Science Club. JAMES D. MANGAN: Choristers. Science Club, R Club, Student Council, 56, '57 Gym Team. HAL MANGU-SON. DIANE JEANNE MANOLIS: Choristers. A Cappella Choir, Blue Tri, Silver Tri, Spanish Club. DONALD B. MARTI: President of Debate Club, Secretary of History Club. Band, Drama Club. Latin Club. '55 Equipment Manager, Pygmalion '57. MARCIA ANN MARTIN: Choristers. A Cappella Choir. Blue Tri. Silver Tri, Senior Honor Society. HERBERT J. MATSON. MEREDITH Mc-CLAIN: Band, Chamber Singers, Choristers, A Cappella Choir, French Club. Swing Band, Latin Club. JOHN H. Mc-CLARD: Audio Visual. FFA. CM2] PATRICK EDWARD McDONALD: R'' Club. ‘56. '57 Gym Team. DALE PATRICK McDOWELL: R Club. ‘56. 57 Gym Team. PATRICIA ANN McGIN-NIS: Band. Blue Tri. Silver Tri, Spanish Club. Student Council. Sportsmen's Club. BRUCE J. McKUSICK: Sportsmen s Club. MARY ELLEN McMANNUS: FHA. Secretary of Latin Club. Co-Captain of Rockettes, Standard Staff, Senior Honor Society. Pilots Club, Noah '56. KATHERINE MARY McMILLIN: Science Club. Senior Honor Society. Girls Swim Team, Sportsmen’s Club, Noah '56, My Three Angels '56. KAREN L. MELIN: Band. Silver Tri. Sportsmen's Club. JAMES ROGER MEYER: Sergeant-at-Arms of Debate Club. Science Club, '56 Student Manager. ROLAND J. MEYER. JAMES C. MEYERS. JANET MARLYS MICKELSON: A Cappella Choir, Silver Tri. Swedish Club. Ethics Committee. Girls' Choir. JOELLEN LOIS MILLER: Silver Tri, Hi-C, Swedish Club. Sportsmen's Club. MARY A. MILLER: Pilots Club. Sportsmen's Club. Office Help. Switchboard Operator. MARY MILLS: Vice-President of Blue Tri, Band, Silver Tri, Norse Club. Girls’ Leaders. Girls' Swim Team, Sportsmen's Club. Drill Team. Flag Twirler, Homecoming Attendant. MARILYN M. MOBERG: Blue Tri. Silver Tri. Spanish Club. Science Club. Standard Staff, Senior Honor Society. Sportsmen's Club. MARLYSS MARIE MOBERG: Blue Tri. Silver Tri, Drama Club. Science Club, Sagamore Staff. DOUGLAS CHARLES MOHL: Vice-President of Science Club. Band, Orchestra. Senior Honor Society. Pilots Club. Board of Governors. ALLAN LEE MOIR: Hi-Y. c ns n VERNON J. MONTROY: 56. 57 Tennis. LEONA M. MOORE: German Club. SANDRA M. MOORE: Blue Tri. Silver Tri. KATHERINE I. MORGAN: Blue Tri. Silver Tri, Drama Club. Pygmalion '57. MARY LEE MORIARITY: FHA, Spanish Club. LYNETTE M. MORREIM: Silver Tri. ROGER C. MORRIS. JUDY ANNE MOSHER: Blue Tri, Silver Tri, Drama Club. Latin Club. Science Club. JEAN CARLA MURPHY: Secretary of Teachers of Tomorrow. Choristers, A Cappella Choir, FHA, Drama Club. Girls' Leaders. MARY COLLEEN MURPHY: Vice-President of Latin Club. Band, Captain of Drill Team, Majorette, Drama Ciub, Science Club, Girls’ Leaders, Rockettes, Executive Board, Standard Staff, Pygmalion '57. MICHAEL JOHN MUSTFUL: R Club, Board of Governors, ’55, '56 Football. DOUGLAS BRUCE MYCUE: FFA. DOUGLAS HALL NASH: Science Club, R Club. Board of Governors, '55 Football. JUDITH ANNE NASLUND: Blue Tri. Silver Tri. Executive Board, Board of Governors. BEVERLY A. NELSON: FHA. Blue Tri, Science Club. BRUCE WILLARD NELSON: FFA. DIANE LaRAYNE NELSON: President of Latin Club, Orchestra. Blue Tri, Silver Tri, Drama Club, Sportsmen's Club. String Ensemble. Pygmalion 57. JEAN ADELINE NELSON: Silver Tri. Hi-C. Drama Club, Norse Club. C1H3 JOHN R. NELSON, Hi-Y, Pilots Club. Council Office Staff. Board of Governors, Sportsmen's Club, Cross Country. KARIN LuANN NELSON: President. Secretary of Spanish Club. Choristers. Blue Tri. Silver Tri. Science Club. Executive Board. Senior Honor Society. Council Office Staff. Sportsments Club. ROBERT ALLEN NELSON: Standard Staff. ROBERT SCOn NELSON: Science Club. ROGER JOHN NELSON. ROGER L. NELSON: Audio Visual. ROGER M. NELSON: German Club. Science Club. Senior Honor Society. RUSSELL D. NELSON. SANDY ANN NELSON: President of Blue Tri. Band, Silver Tri, Swedish Club. Girls' Leaders. Student Council. STEPHEN PHILLIP NELSON: Sergeant-at-Arms of Student Council. President of All-City Student Council, Choristers, A Cappella Choir, R Club. Cheerleader, Board of Governors, '56 Cross Country, '56, '57 Track. '57 Wrestling, '54 Student Manager, Homecoming Attendant. VINCENT ALAN NELSON: Hi-Y. Hi-C. Science Club. Stage Crew, Library Staff, Sportsmen’s Club. JAMES D. NES-TANDE: R' Club, Pilots Club. Board of Governors. 57 Track. CAROLE JEAN NEUMANN: Silver Tri, Senior Honor Society. GLYNN NEUMANN. BOB H. NEUWIRTH. JUDITH ANN NEWFIELD: FHA. Span ish Club, Debate Club. Standard Staff Senior Honor Society, Pilots Club. Coun cil Office Staff. Sportsmen's Club Nurse s Aid. MARILYN PATRICIA NIEL SEN: Treasurer of Sportsmen's Club Blue Tri. Silver Tri, Hi-C, Science Club DENNIS ERLING NILSSON: Band. Hi Y. Sportsmen's Club. C 115 □ WILLIAM P. NITARDY: Hi-C. Science Club. R Club. 56, 57 Tennis. JERRY NOBLE: R' Club, Board of Governors. 55. 56 Football. CARL EMIL NOPOLA: Band. Orchestra. THOMAS F. NORDLAND: President of Senior Honor Society. President of Hi-Y. Vice-President of R Club. Student Council. Board of Governors. 56. 57 Basketball. 56. 57 Golf. CAROL JOAN NORDOS: Blue Tri. Silver Tri. German Club. Sportsmen's Club. HARRIET E. NORLANDER: Blue Tri. Silver Tri. Swedish Club. Sportsmen's Club. Drill Team. LAURIE D. NORMAN: Blue Tri. Silver Tri. Swedish Club. Student Council. Flag Twirler. Drill Team. JAMES C. NORTH: President of Sportsmen's Club. Vice-President of Hi-C. Science Club, Senior Honor Society. Council Office Staff. Student Council. SHARON ARLENE NORTH: Blue Tri, Silver Tri, Swedish Club. Girls' Leaders. Teachers of Tomorrow. Drill Team. DALE R. NYBECK: Treasurer of Norse Club. Sportsmen's Club. SAMMY OCEL: '56 Golf. BARBARA LOUISE OHNE-SORGE: Girls Leaders. ROBERT JON OLIN: Swedish Club. BARBARA ANN OLSON: FHA. Drama Club. Spanish Club. Pilots Club. Sportsmen's Club, Nurse's Aid. DARLENE E. OLSON: Silver Tri. Standard Staff. Sportsmen's Club. Drill Team. DELPHI LYNN OLSON: Secretary of Norse Club. FHA. Blue Tri. Hi-C. Pilots Club. Student Council. Library Staff, Sportsmen's Club. ELIZABETH ANN OLSON: Choristers, A Cappella Choir. Blue Tri. Silver Tri, Spanish Club. ELIZABETH ANN OLSON. CH6D JOLEEN ANN OLSON: Blue Tri. Silver Tri, Board of Governors, Sportsmen’s Club. JORUN MARGARET OLSON: Blue Tri, Silver Tri, German Club. Standard Staff. JUDITH MARTHA OLSON: Secretary of Latin Club, Orchestra. Blue Tri. Silver Tri. Hi-C, Senior Honor Society. KAREN OLSON: Latin Club, Library Staff. Noah 56. LESTER ROGER OLSON: President of Choristers. Chamber Singers. A Cappella Choir. MARLYS A. OLSON: Silver Tri. Girls Leaders. Student Council. Board of Governors. Sportsmen's Club, Drill Team. ROGER C. OLSON: Treasurer of Swedish Club. R Club. Student Council. Board of Governors. ’57 Basketball. GARY B. O'MALLEY: Sportsmen's Club. '55 Equipment Manager. DOUGLAS R. ONDICK. BRIAN O’NEILL: ’56. 57 Football. WARREN O. OPSAHL: Band. FFA. CAROLE ANN OREDSON: Secretary. Treasurer of Teachers of Tomorrow, Silver Tri. Senior Honor Society. Library Staff. RUTHANNE C. OSTLUND: Secretary of Hi-C, Choristers, FHA, Swedish Club. Science Club. DONALD A. PAFKO: Vice-President, President of FFA. R Club. '56, '57 Gym Team. ROBERT F. PAPAS: Science Club. Standard Staff. Senior Honor Society. Pilots Club. JUDY ANNE PASCHKE. MARY B. PAl-TERSON: Chamber Singers. Choristers, A Cappella Choir. Drama Club. Spanish Club. Sportsmen's Club. Girls' Choir. Noah '56. JANE ANNETTE PAULSON: Chamber Singers, Choristers, A Cappella Choir. Swing Choir, Sportsmen s Club. £11711 ALICE KATHRYN PEARSON: FHA. Blue Tri. Hi-C, Library Staff. DAVID J. PEDERSON. JIMMY CARL PEER: Choristers. A Cappella Choir. Hi-Y, Science Club. Sportsmen's Club. JANICE MARIE PEHRSON: Blue Tri, Silver Tri. Latin Club. Girls' Leaders, Sportsmens Club. DAVID PERRON: Band. Science Club, Student Council. Sportsmen's Club. RONALD W. PETERMAN: Stage Crew. ALICE JEAN PETERSON: Blue Tri. Silver Tri. Science Club. Senior Honor Society. Pilots Club. CAROL ANN PETERSON: Treasurer of Spanish Club. Secretary of Science Club. Choristers. A Cappella Choir. Blue Tri, Silver Tri. Girls' Leaders. Standard Staff. Senior Honor Society. Student Council. DONALD STANLEY PETERSON: SaSamore Staff. Board of Governors. ‘54, '55 Equipment Manager. GLENN HARVEY PETERSON. HENRY W. PETERSON: Band. Audio Visual. JANICE LOUISE PETERSON: Chamber Singers. Choristers. A Cappella Choir. FHA, Blue Tri. Silver Tri, Latin Club. Sportsmen's Club. NANCY CAROLYN PETERSON: FHA. Silver Tri. KAREN ARLENE PETERSON: Secretary of Sophomore Class, FHA. Blue Tri. Silver Tri. Hi-C. Science Club. Executive Board. Senior Honor Society. MERILYN K. PETERSON: FHA. Silver Tri. Latin Club. Science Club. Library Staff, Sportsmen s Club. JERRY DENNIS PETERSON: R Club. Student Council, Board of Governors. 55. ‘56, '57 Basketball. 55. '56 Football, '56. 57 Track. BOB C. PETERSON: Swedish Club. Sportsmen's Club. RONALD CHARLES PETERSON: Executive Board. C RONALD GLENN PETERSON: Choristers, Science Club, Sportsmen’s Club. SHARON LYNNE PETERSON: Silver Tri. Drama Club, Latin Club, Science Club. JOHN WILLARD PETTERSON: Hi-Y. Audio Visual, German Club. Standard Staff. JEANETT CAROL PFEIFER: Band. Blue Tri. Silver Tri, Drill Team. RANDOLF K. PIERSON: Audio Visual. JOHN GILBERT POLLARD: ”R” Club, Student Council. Board of Governors, ‘55, '56 Football, 57 Wrestling. RICHARD FREDRICK POMMER: Band. 55 Equipment Manager. DARLENE H. PORTNER: FHA, Drama Club. THOMAS EDWIN PRICE: Board of Governors. MERRY BARBARA QUINN: FHA, Blue Tri, Silver Tri, Drama Club, Spanish Club, Office Help, Switchboard Operator, Sagamore Staff, Pygmalion '57. SHARON L. RAIVO: Silver Tri, Hi-C, Drama Club, Latin Club. Pilots Club. Sportsmen’s Club. KENNETH RAYMOND RASMUSSEN: Audio Visual, Science Club, Senior Honor Society, Sportsmen's Club. WILLIAM JOHN RATACZAK: Chairman of Ethics Committee, Treasurer of Student Council. Secretary-Treasurer of R Club, Student Manager. THOMAS MATHEW REITER: Treasurer of Senior Class, ”R Club, Executive Board, Board of Governors. '55, '56. 57 Baseball, 54, 55, '56 Football. 55, 56. 57 Hockey. GENE ERNEST RESLER. LEE G. REUDELSTERZ. BARBARA ANN RHODES: Blue Tri, Silver Tri. MARTHA MARY RHODES: Band, Flag Twirler, Blue Tri, Silver Tri, German Club, Student Council, Sportsmen’s Club. C U9 □ JOANNE ESTELLE RIDGWAY: Blue Tri, Silver Tri, German Club, Office Help, Sportsmen's Club. RICHARD R. ROBBINS: Hi-Y, Executive Board. ROSEMARY V. ROBENS: FHA, Blue Tri. Silver Tri. Drama Club, Girls' Leaders. Standard Staff, Student Council. Drill Team. RITA D. ROGERS: Silver Tri, Spanish Club. SHIRLEY ANN ROGNAS: FHA. Blue Tri, Silver Tri, Hi-C, Drama Club, Norse Club, Sportsmen's Club. FRANCES MARIE ROONEY: Library Staff. DARLENE CAROL ROSCH: Choristers Blue Tri, Silver Tri. Executive Board Pilots Club. Drill Team, Girls' Choir JAMES M. ROSEN: Band, Orchestra Swing Band, Senior Honor Society. DA VID E. ROSS: R Club, Executive Board Board of Governors, 55. '56 Cross Coun try, '56, '57 Track. HERBERT RUNNING. KATHLEEN DIANE RUSH: Choristers, Swedish Club. Girls' Choir. TOM RUSSELL FRANK W. SABLE. JR. MARCIA ANN SACKRISON: FHA, Hi-C, Senior Honor Society. Sportsmens Club. VIRGINIA IRENE SALE: Blue Tri. Silver Tri. Spanish Club, Board of Governors, Majorette. Drill Team. JAMES E. SAMSON: Executive Board. Sportsmen's Club. JOHN B. SAND: Hi-C. JON H. SANDERS. C120 3 ARNOLD L. SANDIN: Stage Crew. LORRAINE I. SANDVIG: President of Girls' Choir, A Cappella Choir, Blue Tri. Silver Tri. Hi-C, Norse Club. SHERRY JENE SCHEELE: Latin Club. Science Club. Sportsmen's Club. Nurse's Aid. LETITIA ANNE SCHULTE: Blue Tri, Drama Club. Science Club, Sportsmen's Club. Pygmalion '57. NANCY RUTH SCHULTZ: A Cappella Choir, Girls' Choir. Silver Tri, Sportsmen's Club. DIANE ALICE SCHUMACHER: Sportsmen's Club. FRANK W. SCHUMAN: Science Club. Sportsmen's Club. MICHAEL SCHUR-OFF: German Club. Norse Club. LEWIS E. SCOTT. JANEL C. SCRIVEN: FHA. Blue Tri. Silver Tri. Pilots Club, Sportsmen's Club. Drill Team. MICHAEL BERT SCULLY: Pilots Club. GORDON H. SEASHORE: Band. Hi-Y. Science Club. R Club. Student Council. Sportsmen's Club. '55. 56 Football, '56 Track. JOHN JAMES SEIVERT. JAMES SENT-MAN: Band. Swing Band. 54 Football. JOHN SEVERSON: Norse Club. SHIRLEY ANN SHARROW: Science Club, Executive Board. Senior Honor Society, Council Office Staff, Drill Team. CLIFFORD MARVIN SHEDLOV: Hi-Y. '54, 55 Cross Country. SANDRA M. SHEDLOV: Blue Tri, Silver Tri. Sportsmen's Club. [121 3 CONNIE LEE SHELSTAD: Secretary of Hi-C. Blue Tri. Norse Club, Science Club. SANDRA KAY SIEVERS: Board of Governors. BARBARA ANN SIGUARDSON: Secretary, Treasurer of Girls' Choir, Ser-geant-at-Arms of Spanish Club. A Cap-pella Choir, Blue Tri, Silver Tri. Teachers of Tomorrow. KAREN J. SIMONSON: Silver Tri. ANDREW J. SIROTIAK: Sportsmen s Club. SHARON JOY SKANSE: Choristers. A Cappella Choir. Hi-C, Swedish Club, Senior Honor Society. JUDITH ANN SLAVIK: Choristers. A Cappella Choir, Blue Tri, Silver Tri, Norse Club, Council Office Staff, Board of Governors, Ethics Committee. JOHN C. SMITH: Choristers. JOSEPH A. SMITH. KENNETH R. SMITH: German Club. Science Club. Standard Staff. LANNY R. SMITH: Science Club, R Club. Executive Board. Board of Governors, '55, '56 Football. ’56. '57 Track. LAVERN H. SMITH: Sportsmen's Club. MARIA SELGA LIESMA SMITS: FHA. Hi-C. SALLY MARIE SNOBECK: Choristers. A Cappella Choir. FHA, Board of Governors. BRUCE M. SNOWBERG: FFA. KEITH ALLAN SOPPELAND. JOYCE ANN SORENSON: Hi-C. Swedish Club. Library Staff. RONALD ALLEN SORENSEN: Science Club. C 122 ] THOMAS WILLIAM STACY: Band, Executive Board, Student Council, Sportsmen’s Club. JANYCE LAURINE STANCHFIELD: Secretary of FHA, Hi-C. Office Help, Senior Honor Society. PETER C. STAPLETON. RICHARD C. STEEN: Norse Club, R Club, ’55. '56. 57 Skiing Team. JERRY E. STEIN: ‘55 Baseball. JOSEPH PETER STEINER: Hi-Y, Science Club, Executive Board. Council Office Staff. Ethics Committee, Sportsmen’s Club. RALPH S. STEINER: Band, Hi-Y. MARY E. STENE: Blue Tri. Silver Tri, Board of Governors. DONNA MARIE STENS-RUD: FHA. Blue Tri. Silver Tri, Board of Governors, Sportsmen’s Club. Drill Team. SHARRON L. STEVENS: Spanish Club. Board of Governors. Sportsmen's Club. Noah '56. DAVID C. STEWART: Reporter of FFA. DONNA M. STILLINGS: A Cappella Choir. Silver Tri, Student Council, Girls' Choir. KENNETH GLENN STREETER. DAVE H. STROM: Band. Board of Governors. JOHN STRUCK. JAMES R. STUART: R Club. Execu- tive Board, 56. 57 Swimming. MARGARET ANNE SULLIVAN: Blue Tri. Silver Tri, Spanish Club. SYLVIA LOUISE SVENDSEN: Latin Club. Office Help. Executive Board. [123 71 BEVERLY SWAN. BARBARA HARRIET SWANSON: Chamber Singers, A Cap-pella Choir, FHA. Hi-C, Drama Club, Sportsmen's Club. Girls' Choir, Pygmalion '57. DONALD E. SWANSON. DONALD P. SWANSON: Executive Board, Student Council. Board of Governors. GARY A. SWANSON: R Club. '56. '57 Wrestling. REX ANDREW SWANSON. BEVERLY JEAN SWEATLAND: Silver Tri, Girls' Choir. THOMAS RUSSELL SWENSON: Band. Chamber Singers, A Cappella Choir. My Three Angels ‘56. Pygmalion 57. DIANE L. TAYLOR: FHA, Blue Tri, Silver Tri, Hi-C. Norse Club, Executive Board, Student Council, Library Staff. Sportsmen's Club. JULIE ANN TEIGLAND: Chamber Singers. A Cappella Choir, Blue Tri, Silver Tri, Norse Club, Senior Honor Society. LAIMONS JOHN THIEL. A. MICHAEL THOMAS: Hi-Y, Latin Club. BONNIE MARIE THOMPSON: Treasurer of Norse Club, Blue Tri, Silver Tri, Rockettes, Senior Honor Society, Council Office Staff. Noah '56. DOUGLAS L. THOMPSON: Hi-Y, R Club. Execu-tive Board, Student Council, Board of Governors, '56 Cross Country. '56 Swimming, '57 Track. LUCY M. THOMPSON: FHA, Blue Tri, Silver Tri, Student Council, Board of Governors. Sportsmen's Club. MARGUERITE A. THOMPSON: Hi-C, Norse Club, Senior Honor Society. JIM R. THOMSEN: Band, Hi-Y. DALE RIESE THRONDSON: Vice-President of Science Club. Band. Senior Honor Society, Sportsmen's Club. E 124 ] CAROL HELEN THORSON: Treasurer of Sophomore Class, Blue Tri, Silver Tri, Norse Club, Executive Board, Student Council, Board of Governors, Majorettes. RICHARD GORDON TIBBETTS: Choristers. Hi-Y. Science Club. RICHARD GLENN TOLLEFSBOL: Choristers, A Cappella Choir. Sportsmen s Club. GILBERT TORNES. PATRICIA ANGELA TOWNSEND: Sportsmen s Club. DAVID P. TWAITES. JUDITH A. UHR: Silver Tri, Office Help. Standard Staff, Senior Honor Society. JOAN MARIE UNTINEN: Orchestra, Chamber Singers. Choristers, A Cappella Choir. FHA, Blue Tri, Silver Tri, Drama Club, Student Council, Sportsmen s Club, Pygmalion 57. PATRICIA ANN VANDA: Blue Tri, Silver Tri. Latin Club, Girls' Leaders, Executive Board, Student Council, Board of Governors. HAROLD R. Van ZANTEN: Science Club, Student Council. GARY L. VARNER: Audio Visual. KAREN JOY VE-DEEN: Blue Tri, Silver Tri. Pilots Club, Sportsmen's Club. KARL F. VEITH: Band. Hi-Y. Swing Band, Science Club. Senior Honor Society. RONALD S. VIKESLAND. CAROLINE T. VILLELLA: Vice-President of Sportsmen's Club. Secretary of Ethics Committee, Vice-President of Drama Club, Spanish Club. Science Club, Council Office Staff. Student Council. DORIS A. VRUDNY: Secretary-Treasurer of Choristers. A Cappella Choir. FHA, Blue Tri. Silver Tri. Science Club, Girls' Leaders. DENNIS LEE WALDE-MAR: Secretary of Stage Crew. Band. Science Club. LOIS GAYLE WALLIN: Band, Blue Tri. Norse Club, Drill Team. [12511 RICHARD H. WALSH: “R Club. Board of Governors. 56. 57 Gym Team. JOHN A. WARWICK: Band, Orchestra, Swing Band. Science Club. Sportsmen's Club. THOMAS PAUL WASBOTTEN: Senior Honor Society. LLOYD EVERETT WASHBURN: Band. Orchestra, Swing Band, Executive Board, Sportsmen s Club. LINDA LOU WAYER: Treasurer of FHA. Science Club, Executive Board, Library Staff, Sportsmen's Club. MARILYN L. WAYER: FHA, Science Club. Sportsmen's Club. GLORIA ELLEN WEDMAN: Secretary of Sportsmen's Club. Band, FHA, Blue Tri, Silver Tri, Spanish Club. CLARENCE WEIGEL. GUY V. WELCH: Science Club. Stage Crew. JAY T. WENBORG: Band. Swing Band. VALERIE LEE WENTZEL: Orchestra. German Club. Senior Honor Society. Girls' Swim Team, Sportsmen's Club. JEROME L. WESSMAN. BERNICE HELEN WESTBERG. JANET LUREEN WESTBY: A Cappella Choir. FHA. Silver Tri. Hi-C, Drama Club. JUDY LEE WESTLUND: Blue Tri. Silver Tri, Swedish Club. DENNIS H. WESTON: 57 Skiing Team. ROLAND D. WESTPHAL. RAY L. WHEELER: Band. Drama Club. r 1261 WARREN L. WHITBECK: Band. Orchestra. Hi-Y, Drama Club. Executive Board. Standard Staff. Student Council. Swing Band. Pygmalion '57. KAY E. WIDELL: FHA, Hi-C, Sportsmen's Club. MARY ELLEN WIENCKE: FHA. Secretary of Pilots Club. Spanish Club. Science Club. Debate Club. Girls' Leaders. Standard Staff, Senior Honor Society. Sportsmen's Club. JOYCE MARIE WIKLUND: Blue Tri. SUE L. WILBURN: Band. Blue Tri, Silver Tri, Executive Board. Board of Governors. BRIAN ROBERT WILLIAMS: Science Club. Senior Honor Society. Board of Governors. GENE ARTHUR WILLIAMS. GORDON PAUL WILLIAMS: Band. Orchestra. PHYLLIS MARIE WINGER: FHA. Drama Club. Executive Board. Pilots Club. Nurse's Aid. Drill Team. Flag Twirler. JERALDINE RUTH WOLD: FHA. Blue Tri. Silver Tri. Hi-C. Standard Staff. Pilots Club. Council Office Staff. Student Council, Sportsmen s Club, Drill Team. MARY ELLEN WOODFILL: Science Club. Sagamore Staff. PAUL D. WUL-KAN: Swedish Club, Pilots Club. Student Council. Board of Governors. BARBARA H. WYLIE: Blue Tri. Council Office Staff. Sportsmen's Club. JO ANNE YARWOOD: Treasurer of Latin Club. Choristers, A Cappella Choir, FHA. Science Club. Girls Leaders. Senior Honor Society, Student Council, Sportsmen's Club. MARION A. YOUNGBERG: Blue Tri. French Club. Student Council. Sportsmen's Club. DENNIS THOMAS YOUNGQUIST: Hi-Y. Science Club. LAWRENCE M. ZGO-DAVA: R Club. '55 Cross Country. '56, 57 Track. PIG PEN: Amid the cheers of our victories, remember He who exalts himself shall be humbled, and he who humbles himself shall be exalted. C 1273 Officers JUNIORS: Emery Stenquist, President: Joanne Johnson. Secretary: Bud Bjerken, Treasurer: Denny Needham. Vice-President. SOPHOMORES: Barbara Wh.t-ney, Treasurer: Bob Reiter President: Margaret Bcrhow. Secretory: Jerry Johnson. Vice-President. JUNIORS HOME ROOMS II AND 110 Bottom row: Mr. Courtney. Lin-nemann, Quernemoen, Kline, B. Nelson. Wocstehoff. A. Larsen. Gieske. E. Anderson, Rogers, Ford, Mr. Iverson. Row 2: Eckert. Garvey, Lark, K. Larson, S. Thompson. Hyde, White. Bork. K. Miller, V. Anderson. Arvidson. Row 3: Jensen, Hill, Brown, Wenschlag, Hamilton, P. Thompson. N. Anderson, Skjefstad. Skriveseth. Thrond-sen. Row 4: Puppe, Bauley. R. Swanson. Sampson, Wiehle, Slade, Sandin, Duff, Volk, B. Thompson, Barker. Row 5: Bak-ke, Eidc. Hugo, L. Olson. Bernhardt. Bacon, Huss. Becker. Mayer. Franscn. Row 6: Melin, Pederson, Needham, Dobratz, Ncston, D. Thompson, Brutlag, Price. R. Olson, Wolander. HOME ROOMS 116 AND 121 Bottom row: L. Johnson. Mc-Elroy, Kunkel, Gjertsen, McMillan, Mrs. Davidson, J. Anderson, S. Swanson. Filipck, Joseph. Row 2: S. Thompson, Lutsey, D. Larsen. G. Smith. Kcps, Fet-ker, Voelzke. Wennberg. Swen-sen, Tronnes. Row 3: Haas. Lindahl, Whitcomb. R. Anderson. Hastings. Floyd, Bailey, Straus, Goudie. Row 4: Supple. M. Anderson. Faber, M. Swanson. Bergin, Teske. Vogen, Myrbill, P. Carlson, Ramberg. Row 5: R. Olson, Christopher-son, Hazel, B. Olsen, Ordos, Dibble, Finch. Ramm, White. Row 6: DeVillicrs, S. Olsen, Pollock, Easthagen. Croncn, Lane, Jambcck, Forinash, B. Hanson. Selbo. C 129 3 HOME ROOMS 124 AND 127 Bottom row: Mr. Hollenbeck, Eide, Williams. Jones, Fabel, Tracy, Kolesar, V. Johnson, D. Thompson, Mrs. Forsyth. Row 2: B. Larson, Driver Smallen. Lindahl, Sommerland, Dodge Jacobson, Swedberg, Lindstrom. Row 3: Buroker. Karlstrom, Srock, G. Swanson, Stewart, Ncuwirth. G. Peterson. Hclgoe, Rodin, Dombrowsky. Row 4: Dynncson, M. Erickson, Davis, D. Nelson, Pedersen. R. Olson, Wlckstrom, VanHcel, S. Johnson. Grobe. B. Anderson. Row 5: Elliott. K. Larson, Gladhill, Gmitro, Carter, Weikle, Stanley. Bcrndt, Wenborg, L. Miller. Row 6: J. Johnson, Pehrson, Hoffstrom, J. Hanson. Kupko. Rouhauser. Otto M. Peterson, Hankland, Cooper, R. Miller. JUNIORS HOME ROOMS 129 AND 202 Bottom row: Mr. D. Johnson, D. Anderson. Tjcrnlund, Seih. C. Anderson, Rollefson, Sol-berg. Speor, Mr. Luke. Row 2: Hybben, Brudc, C. Lorson, Gustafson. C. Thompson, Miller, Fournier, Scanlan. Hume, Long. Row 3: G'bbish. Hamilton. Bchnke. Dyjak, Fudally. Me-Morrow. Koskie. K. Swanson, S. Johnson. Row 4: Dahlbcrg. S. Hanson, Bray. K. Larson, Tilton, Davis, Dille, Helmerick, G. Peterson. Skiff. Row 5: Pederson. Dunning, Yantes. Schlcet-cr, Halkis. T. Olson, Corcoran, Dungan Bridge. Row 6: Edwards, R. Olson, Koch. Lenz, Nygard, Rosene, Weiden, Midtbo. Heise, Chr-stensen. HOME ROOMS 205 AND 207 Bottom row: Mr. Baardseth, Keaglc, Andrews, Bjorklcy, Ka-wcll, C. Johnson, Muller, Schroeder, Miss Wiest. Row 2: Noreen. Lund. Warburg. Billings. A. Smith. M. Miller S. Johnson, DcJoy, Kulenkomp Dion. Row 3: R. Anderson Gannon, Grothe, Beaver, Sorensen. Halsey, Watters. Carl-strom, B. Johnson, Schuldt. Hathaway. Row 4: Dcnzcr, Me Millan, Rush Clarke, Nylander. Hart. Corazza, O'Brian, Atwood. Born. Row 5: Pavlo. Standing, Kallcstad Wickham, Shanahan, Sondrall, Roscngren, Setterholm, Robertson, Kupcho. Norblom. Row 6: Lohmar, Reos-land, Stewart, O'Neill. Eng-strom, Bjerkcn. Rmgrose. R-Anderson, Jensen. Godin. C 130 3 HOME ROOMS 217 AND 222 Bottom row: Mr. Ricmenschnci-der. W. Berg, M. Anderson, Hudson, Hoaglund, Washing, ton, Harrison, Berggren. Row 2: Dybwad, Sager, Duncan. Christiansen. Nybcrg, Canfield, L. Johnson, Schmid, Ellwood. Row 3: McConnell. Walling Rosvold Wold, J. Peterson, Herrmann D. Nelson. Orcdson, Hegrenes, Morton. Row 4: G. Carlson, Hagen, J. Nelson, Hafvenstein, Canner. Keener, D. Olson. Luke, Mader, Harder, A. Johnson. Row 5: Stein, Schuck, LcVoir Sncbcck. Stenquist. Rodgers, D. Carlson, Gamer, Nord. Bow-din. Row 6: Wachter, Hagen, Abrahamson, Westberg, Krag-ness. Storholm. Segelstrom, Forsman, Hanscom, Nessel, Gaustad. JUNIORS HOME ROOMS 225 AND 226 Bottom row: Mr. Blake. Salzl. Blegen, P. Salzl. J. Olson. Roth. Knapp. Wold W. Hester. Olcan, Mr. Johnson. Row 2: Hodge, Henneman, Holscher, Bratrud. S. Helseth. Leaf. J. Carlson. Glover, Lee, Morgon. M. Johnson, Buhrt. Row 3: Walstad, Fales. M. Larson. Gardner Wood. J. Carlson. Wcnsolc, Schlin, Puppe, Froy-sa, J. Helms. Row 4: S. Peterson, Coolidgc, L. Olsen. Gibson, Rook. B. Olson, Dunn. Harris, Westberg. Benson. Row 5: Leighton Duschik. Benson. Gillian, J. Lorson. Budolfson, Tcnnison, S. Sorenson, Christo, Kupcho. Ross. Row 6: Schwan-tcs. Holforty, Sackctt, R. Swenson, Beaver, Dunn, Joungquist. Deming, Bymark, Bruns. HOME ROOMS 228 AND 301 Bottom row: Mr. Osterhus. 8cntson. Gladhill, Brown, Den-nig, A. Smith, Williams, Friedman, Groth, Mr. Telccky. Row 2: Culver Bray Halgrimson H. Christenson. Carsberg. Forsythe. Lembccker, Sclander, C. Wiklund, Koucky, Anfinsen. Shulkatis. Row 3: Holmberg. R. Hanson, How Dalke, Hoffmann, Phillips, S. Olson. Pottsmith, Humphreys. Lindo. Woessner. Row 4: Reed C. Larson. Ehlen. Schuctt, Carson, Holtan, Harris, Moreus. Scudder, J. Bergstrom. Row 5: Hartcn, Engcr, D. Christensen. B. Johnson. Runnels, Frye. Will, Bryer. Wolford, T. Berg, Kerstcn. Row 6: Luzar, Winje, Smith. Mitchell, Chatras, Conroy, McMillan, Odcgaard. D. Erickson, Palm-quist. min HOME ROOMS 307 AND 308 Bottom row: Mr. Lundquist, Weber, Fitz. Hcdwall, Carroll, Sack A. Olson, Mr. Skaurud. Row 2: Northway, Wickstrom, Hamcister. Palm. Christoffer, Baker, McKenzie. Christopher-son, J. Anderson, Franzen. Row 3: Randall. Rac, Hrkal, Fcn-stad. Randall, Chelbcrg. Hudson, Poliak, Jangula, Evens, Wahl. Row 4: Petek, Smyth, Howe. Fors, Christopherson, Mohr. Hoggem. R. Johnson, Kotalik, Moberg. Row 5. Ostrander, Alsip. Russell. Sclg. Chrislock, DeHarporte. Tcusaw, Neumann, W. Hanson, Shack-leton, Barrows. Row 6: Rams-wick, J. Hanson, Greendahl, Blevins, Tiffany, Dahl. Rem-men. G. Nelson, W. Peterson. B. Larson. JUNIORS HOME ROOMS 320 AND 323 Bottom row: Mr. May, DuBcau, Wyatt. Cady. S. Peterson, Walsh, Tucker. C. Johnson. Densmore, Cameron. Row 2: Benson, Ncshcim, McGovern, J. Johnson, Schleppegreil. La-vell, Rommelmeyer, Gehlsen, Runeborg. Hursh. Row 3: D. Olson, C. Swanson. Heisick, Maurcn, Norton. Adams, Ver-schuur. P. Olson, Boyd. Kjona. Row 4: Lcipold, Grimes. Lagcr-baucr. Brookson, Pickit, J. Johnson. Ouale, Leppa. Tolan, D. Petersen. Row 5: K. Smith, Vis-gcr, K. Swanson, Kingsberg, Simonton, Schluck, Ganske, Keenan, Kupcho, Bullock. McCollum. Row 6: Idstrom, C. Nelson. Thomasson. P. Johnson. Bjornstad, Schreiner. Sjo-berg, K. Erickson. Homme. Shelley. HOME ROOMS 325 AND 326 Bottom row: Mr. Nielsen, O'Kosick, Hill, Rauhauscr, An-til, Felt, Pedersen. Paquette, Roadfeldt, Mrs. Liijcdahl. Row 2: L. Carlson, V. Ericson, P. Christensen, Fjone. Richardson. Dusterhoft, R. Olson, Arvid-son, Burmeistcr, Coppin. Row 3: V. Erickson, Landstad. Moore, Anfinsen. LeDcll, Backlin, Palmer. Hieronymus. Epland. Downing. Courtney. Row 4: R. Carlson, C. Peterson, Scbcck, Hermanson, Dunn, Harvath, Pehle, Ronneberg. Hagen. Jenkins. Row 5: Folwick, S. Carlson, Jenkins, Scholz. Redmond. Ward, G. Hanson, Berglund, Hindcrt. Severson. Turner. Row 6: Swenson, E. Swanson. Froy-sa, W. Johnson. Hendrickson. Olafson, Shanks, Kottke, Hobbs, H. Carlson. CI32D HOME ROOMS 101 AND 103 Bottom row: Mr. McWaters D. Jensen, Wiehle, Kucera, Hagen. DeRoma, Esberg. D. Moore. F. Herman, locfflcr, Skoc. Mrs. Therrien. Row 2: Bo-dine. Cramer. Coduti, Peters. Cords, McKee, N. Ekberg, Ny-quist, Wagner, J. Enger, Parody, Soltis. Row 3: Forseth, M. Olson. Norton, D. Erickson. D. Johnson, Champlin. Phillips, Sol-berg, Randall. J. Berg. Hess burg. Row 4: Zappia. C. Fredrickson, Wilson. S. Anderson, Rimarcik, Thornby, Mayer. Hil-gert, Hausker, Stone. Row 5: McLellan, Bolster, B. Nielsen, Anundsen. Hoey, Halmrast, Gwiazdon, Baron, Goring, Kidd, H. Hanson. Row 6: K. Sorenson. Lcshovsky. Stregc, Jindra, Kvebcrg, Brenden. J. Anderson. C. Anderson, Beckstrom, Sacrc. SOPHOMORES HOME ROOMS 112 AND 113 Bottom row: Swedscn, S. Thomson. Arvidson, Cameron, Andrews. House. Berge, Lillemoe. Cote, Bloomquist. Miss Wilbur. Row 2: Kriesel. Kingsbury, Hokanson, Nygaard, Hoy, Rambcrg. J. Johnson, Pritchard, Koener. Ronning, Fris-weld, Bonin. Row 3: S. Anderson, N. Peterson. Mital, Lag-erstrom, Flikeid, Vogt, Eng-waldson, Glenn, Halmrast, Bie-linski, Harvey. Row 4: West-berg. Kane, Rcitan, Armbrust-er, Crest, Knutscn, Shctler, Koepkc. Debc, Reemts. Row 5: Harris. Rckow, Robbins, Fos-licn, Zeis, Paton. Schwcnsen, Bell, Melin, Obinger. Lucey. Row 6: Resberg. Salisbury. Big-gerstaff, Bell, Jandro, Jeddo-loh, Hogan. Wold Hockcn-smith, Franzcn. HOME ROOMS 118 AND 122 Bottom row: Aune, V. Erickson, Elfstrand, Kerswcll, C. Anderson. Bower. Bucher, Linquist. Flattem, Forbes. Row 2: Falk, Daire, M. Miller. Jensvold, Hoeft, Sandeen, Mackey. Sven-dahl. Ramberg, Rataczak. Row 3: Miss Kramer, Joseph, Amundsen, Mitchell, G. Smith, Cramer, S. Carlson. Haugc. D. Johnson, Sheaffcr. Row 4: An-finsen, Christensen, Blix, C. Thompson. R. Swanson, Champlin, R. Berg, M. Johnson, Haugh, R. Berg. Row 5: Steele, M. Anderson, Ness. Chamber-lain, R. Erickson, Englund, McDonald. O'Neill, Jensen. Row 6: W. Johnson, Danforth, Ro-sene, Tollcfsbol, Bystrom, Mann. Julian, R. Olson. Schumacher, Mobcrg. CI33] HOME ROOMS 2C4A AND 208 Bottom row: Mrs. Mona. Ness. Rude, Rea, Preston. Densmorc. M. Erickson. Gallagher. Krueger, D. Miller, P. Smith. Miss Farseth. Row 2: Elvestcr, Waig-and. Englund, J. Erickson, Mo-ery, Mueller. Halsey. E. Martin, Schuster. Freiberg. Row 3: W. Johnson. Houde. Kitzman. Holmes. Slachta, Scheibe. Sortie, Tjosvold, McKay. Row 4: Kording, Maxwell. Awes, Swenson, Cummings, H. Anderson. Wold, S. Anderson, Cooney. McKenzie. Row 5: McClendon Dykstra, Lee, Jones. Lager-quist. Kearns, Pearson, Ehlert, Inde Grenier, R. Car!son. Row 6: Collins. Ehlert, Kerns. W. Carlson, Williams. Littcrer, Cecil, LaMont. Dooley, Kennedy. SOPHOMORES HOME ROOMS 209 AND 210 Bottom row: Mrs. Hunt. Van-derkooi. S. Anderson, West. Quinn, Floody. J. Nelson, El-lingworth, Mrs. Sanders. Row 2: Bendik, Mees, Connor. For-strom. Beckman, Fitzsimmons. Chantry. Simonson, B. Thomp-son. Liljemark. Row 3: Lillie, Kahl, Helseth. C. Collins, M. Collins, Magneson, Hendricks. Wittke, Lewis, Kunz. Conrad. Row 4: Lcnarz. B. Peterson, Harris. Skelton, Jorgenson, Dye. Cochran, Max. Horton, Hokler. Row 5: Rozell, Ostrander, Hil-geman, Fischer. J. Johnson, Ramberg, Seymore, Borrcson, Engfer, Hegna, Wenschlag. Row 6: Sandey, W. Nelson, Wold. Slater, R. Johnson, Carnes. Burling, Parent. Funk, Ogard. HOME ROOMS 215 AND 219 Bottom row: Mrs. Cattron Hogberg. Louise Taylor, L. Taylor, Skoglund. Peterson. Matson, Knutson, Freidlund, Maloney, Jent, Mr. Halron. Row 2: Jones. McDonald. Shu-berg. Krinhop, Haugan, Bcvill, Lindstrom, Kovacik, Hocking. Daleske. Row 3: Crofoot, Rinn, Haley. Wiese, Cook, B. Lindquist, Borresen, Kwakenat, T. Lmdgren. Row 4: Bluml. L. Larson. Parsons. B. Peterson, Haynes. Meinke Whitney, L. Iverson, D. Lindahl, Mattson. Row 5: Barsness. Brawthcn, Forsberg, Porter. Skoe, B. Sond-berg. Wittgraf, Solomonson, Baltzcr. Row 6: Beard, Kontos, J. Hanson. C. Holm. Krook, lls-trup, D. Erickson, Whitney. Lee. Hasc. HOME ROOMS 220 AND 223 Bottom row: Mr. Yngve, Chantry, Moen, Paulson, Lmdsley, Woodhouse, Curtiss, Soder-strom, Nesheim, Mr. Weum. Row 2: Mobcrg. Beaudoin, Beckman. Mitsch, M. Erickson, Groettum, Northrup. Wallace. Jangula. R. Swanson. Row 3: Schmidtke. Holt, Hagman. Ecklund. Bjurstrom, B. Nelson, Baadsgaerd, Schjolberg. Reynolds Kestcr, Row 4: Lauer, Hinton. Wagnild. Westergren, Winick, B. Larson, Hunt, Jenson, Runnels, Bradley. Row 5: Osmond. Peter, Sondrall, Biros, Edin, Leaf. Custer, Lundeen. Nilsen. Butler. Row 6: Diana. Bergstrom, Starkey. Wolke, Wade. Hagman. Mathison. R. Johnson, J. Martin, Cldrin. SOPHOMORES HOME ROOMS 305 AND 309 Bottom row: Mr. Brenny, Mi-chales. King, C. Carlson, Bakke. Winick. Danielson. Klingelhut. Kissel, Bradehoft. Miss Heath. Row 2: Lindroth, Svitak Lund-quist, Phelps. Schuman, S. Swanson, Rac, Pearson, Ferrell, Sjoquist P. Erickson. Row 3: D. Peterson, D. Johnson, Small, Hewitt. Wheeler, Williams, Moline. Haglund, Taplin, Lind-berg. Row 4: Bradshaw, Stregc. Povlovic, Wiik. Bush, Hack, Saiie. Skoog, Haugan, Hoppke, Payne. Row 5: Belstler, Schlep-pegrell, Bailey, Holborn, Skans-berg, Paris. Bcchthold, Fron-dell, Reiter, Rosendahl. Row 6: Baker, R. Larson, T. Larson, Bachlcr, W. Peterson. Siegler. Meyer. Boyd. Halseth, Ulberg. Armstrong. HOME ROOMS 310 AND 311 Bottom row: Mrs. Holmquist, Ncumonn. Nordberg, Argue. C. Peterson, Yarwood. Hough, Miss Lynch. Row 2: Erikson, Watson, Iverson. S. Carlson. Weyrens, K. Peterson. Karpi-nen, D. Swanson. Schreiner. Row 3: S. Thompson M. Nelson, Fletcher, Elasky. M. Thompson, Downs, Bostrom, Hall. Row 4: Gaynor. Ostlund. Pehrson. Phillips. Burton, Kolcs, McSparin. Row 5: Golmen, Moulzoff. Wilkinson, Davis. Rudsdil, Svdak, Snobeck. Rosen. Row 6: Babcock, Schmidt, Uphoff. Mitchell. J. Anderson, Atkinson. B. Johnson. C 135 3 SOPHOMORES HOME ROOMS 317 AND 319 Bottom row: R. Thompson, Fritz, Myhre, Lustier. Wick-lund. R. Erickson, Miss McGrath, Row 2: Herman, By-stedt, Brier, Knudson, Lind-strom, Cronen. Wagnild. J. Ol-son, Stover, 8. Thompsen. Row 3: Andrus. Benedict, Moyer. Christopher, Palm, Lassila. Armstrong, Witz. Tongcn. Row 4: M. Johnson, Hendrickson. Bursch, Thorpe. V. Olsen, Hav-rilla. Sable, Berhow. Lauden-slagcr, Nyberg. Row 5: M. Berg, Novak, C. Larson, Butler, Filek, Kalscheuer, Zubick, Sandberg, Ellenwood, Brogrcn, Schave. Row 6: Schwartz, R t-ter, Richter. R. Larson, Pecorc, Fclien, Wakefield, Zubick. Sal-hus. Iverson. Row 7: Alinder. Rogers. McKinley, Morey, McGuire, Knapp, Walker, R. Olson, J. Larson, Hermanson, G. Carlson. HOME ROOMS 322 AND 328B Bottom row: Mr. Dahl. Kam-beitz, Hcdin. Shilson, Hursh. B. Lund. Garten. J. Schulz, A. Nelson, Mr. Hanson. Row: 2: Mountoin. M. Olson, Barrows, Chapman, Roth, S. Johnson, Moreus, Paul. Carlstedt. Row 3: Prichard, H. Christionscn, Jordan, Halkis, J. Landstad. Jirou-sek, Wallace, P. Ericksen. Sclg, Telke. Row 4: Ocel, Benson, D. Berg, Moe, May, Hilti. Vaughn. Engelsjerd, P. Pommer. Row 5: Quan, S. Nelson, Casey, Rus-ten, Griepp. D. Johnson, Lee. Lolie, Faanes, Willits. Row 6: J. Fitzgerald. D. Johnson. R. Anderson, Evers, P. Hansen, B. Carlson, Dunning, Svitak, J. Jensen. Row 7: Edwards, R. Nelson, Arholm, Marshall, Evans, Breffle, D. Anderson, P. Hanson. Stellick. Schwartz. HOME ROOMS 330 AND 331 Bottom row: Mr. Lobdell, Kelly, Eklund. M. Jensen, Raymond, Jindra, Rogness. Mr. Eakins. Row 2: Chombcrlain, Ellison, M. Anderson. M. Carlson, Lis-terud, Tumma, Brown, Thorcn. Wolff. Row 3: R. Olson, Rahm. M. Johnson, Cook, Andor, Noble, Osmundson, Ross. Row 4: R. Anderson, T. Johnson, L. Johnson, Allison. Wcnborg, $. Olson, Nyman, Adams, Stewart. Row 5: Ellingson, Medvic, Soderling. Selbo, Hendrick, Renneke, Sucss. Karlsen, E. Johnson. Row 6: Morgan. G. Anderson. Gerhard, Steenson, Bergncr. Nicholson, O'Malley, Kovic. S. Paulson. Row 7: B. Anderson, Kochendorfcr. Cas-person, R. Haug. Gretz, Derrick. Edquist, C. Nelson, Dele-gard.