Roosevelt High School - Sagamore Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

Text from Pages 1 - 144 of the 1958 volume:

Ahr c M� Morrow MORE ROOSEVELT MINNEAPOLIS MINNESOTA 'Q-' � £ c - 3 -J) y- - 2 , - 0 -E °0 y X ' V •41 A v ► •4 A r-. J 4k e s9 Oo M FACULTY ORGANIZATION ATHLETICS W FEATURES 7? CLASSES n Perhaps you have discovered by now that the theme of our 58 Sagamore is dedicated to the Minnesota Centennial. To carry this out, we have asked our famous Roosevelt Teddy Bear to lead the Minnesota Gopher through our pages. However, we have also another dedication. It is to a man who has guided 19 staffs through the process of creating a senior annual. We hope you will join with the staff in our tribute to Harvey Wagner. Mr. Wells, Dr. M. Nelson Principals Graduation Day.” This familiar phrase will always bring back memories of our high school days and the people within its walls. Two of the most important people we will always remember are our principal. Mr. Wells, and our assistant principal, Dr. Nelson. Besides supervising and managing Roosevelt they also represent the spirit and leadership that has made our school a very reputable one. For this we are very thankful and hope that by deeds, rather than words, we can show our appreciation by becoming worthy citizens and leaders in the future. D. Pommer. A. Palmquist. E. Paleen Counselors Room I I I is the magic word. In this room preside the three people, our counselors, who help us throughout our years at Roosevelt. They advise us on what course of study to follow, help us plan our vocation, give aid when seeking scholarships, and escort the Senior Honor students on an annual educational tour to Washington, D. C., and other points of interest. Besides these formal duties they also help us with our own personal problems. They represent tradition, loyalty, and friendliness at Roosevelt. To them we extend our gratitude. Faculty Co-ordinating Council Sitting left to right: M M. Holmquiit M. Erickson. J. Dahl. Chairman: M. McGrath Dr. M. Nelson. Standing left to right: O. Hollenbeck, F, Lundquist, W. Knutson J. C. Wells. A. Gowans. 1 1 Faculty E. ARNDT: Bookroom Clerk. A. B. BAARD-SETH: Typins, Bookkeeping, Special Assignment, Chairman of Commercial. W. P. BENSON: Modern Problems. Swedish, Chairman of Foreign Languages. Football Coach—B Squad, Adviser of Swedish Club. R. R. BLAKE: Physics, Special Assignment. Chairman of Science. Assistant Basketball Coach. A. A. BRENNY: Geometry. L. F. BRICK: Cabinet Making, Advanced Cabinet Making, Special Assignment. Auditorium Committee, Stage Committee. Faculty Manager of Stage Crew, fall semester. R. S. BRONNICHE: Geometry, Algebra. O. BROOKS: Requisition Clerk. A. CANNON: Biology, Faculty Social Committee. Co-Adviser of Science Club. V. L CATTRON: Art, Chairman of Art, Auditorium Committee. K. A. COMLEY: Clothing, Home and Family, Auditorium Committee. Chairman Costume Supervisors, Co-Chairman of Health Council. C. W. COURTNEY: Special Assignment. Modern Problems, Student Council Adviser, Basketball Coach, Golf Coach, Lunchroom Supervisor. J. R. DAHL: History, American History. I I th grade Chairman of Social Science, Adviser of Future Teachers of America, Chairman of Faculty Co-Ordinating Council. B. J. DAVIDSON: Clothing, Costume Supervisor. Faculty Social Committee, Adviser of Future Homemakers of America. M. C. DOHERTY: English, Creative Writing, 10th grade Chairman of English. L. M. EAKINS: Geometry. Adviser of Mathematics Club. B. R. EGGAN: American History, Norse. Faculty Manager of Athletics, Adviser of Norse Club. H. W. ELLIS: English, Latin, Intra-Mural Sports, Co-Adviser of Latin French Club. C73 M. ERICKSON: Visiting Teacher, Faculty Council. M. FARSETH: English, Spanish, Auditorium Committee, Adviser of Spanish Club. P. C. FORSYTH: English. Art. Faculty Social Committee. A. GOWANS: Modern Problems. 12th grade Chairman of Social Science. Assistant Football Coach—A Squad, Auditorium Committee, Faculty Council. H. L. HABERMAN: Stenography, Secretarial Practice, Special Assignment. Adviser of Blue Tri. M. W. HALRON: Chemistry. Public Relations Committee. Adviser of R Club. Adviser of Science Club. D. A. HANSON: Auto Shop. Health Council W. E. HAYNES: English World Heritage, Modern Problems, Special Assignment. Chairman of Social Science. Assistant Track Coach, Adviser of Jr. Historical Society. D. R. HEATH: History. IOth grade Chairman of Social Science. Adviser of Vital Events Forum. A. J. HELLER: American History. Special Assignment. O. A. HENNING: Technic, Band. Chairman of Band. Band Uniforms, Adviser of Dance Band. S. HERRICK: Special Assignment. Clothing. Co-Adviser for Future Homemakers of America. Doreatha Pages Office Tramng Class. My Coney Island Babe. Left to Right: C Hutchins. A. Heller, O. Henning, A. Brenny, J. Dahl, F. Lundquist, C. Luke. T. Jombcck. [8] O. I. HOLLENBECK: Machine. Wood, Mechanical Drawing. Faculty Council. Co-Adviser of Pilots Club. M. M. HOLMQUIST: English. Mathematics. History. Faculty Council. C. HUTCHINS: Choristers, Organ. Choir. Chamber Music. Applied Music, Glee Club, Chairman of Vocal Music. D. W. IVERSON: Machine Shop, Advanced Machine Shop, Special Assignment. Chairman of Industrial, Boys. Faculty Social Committee, Co-Adviser of Hi-Y Club. T. W. JAMBECK: Modern Literature, Special Assignment, Alumni Adviser. Swimming Coach, Auditorium Committee. Co-Adviser of ' R Club. D. E. JOHNSON: Typing. Basic Business, Skiing Coach. R. N. JOHNSON: American History. Special Assignment, Assistant Football Coach B Squad. Hockey Coach. S. T. JOHNSON: Printing, Advanced Printing. Mechanical Drawing. A. N. JOLLY: Special Assignment, English and World Heritage, Chairman of English. V. M. KAUPANG: English and World Heritage. Communications. 12th Grade Chairman of English, Co-Adviser of Hi-C Club. W. J. KNUTSON: Senior High School Mathematics, Higher Algebra, Faculty Council. Co-Adviser of Hi-Y Club. L M. KRAMER: Foods. Chairman of Industrial, Girls. M.E.A. and N.E.A. The after ichool rush in the library keeps Miss Owens busy. Titration Process D. Bcrglund D. Burnt G. Anderson. m C. J. LOBDELL: Audio Visual, Modern Problems, Audio and Visual Education. Auditorium Committee, Stage Committee. C. E. LUKE: Agriculture, Farm Shop, Green House. Adviser of Future Farmers of America. W. R. LUNDELL: Metals, Special Assignment, Co-Adviser of Pilots Club. Faculty Manager of Stage Crew, Spring Semester. F. LUNDQUIST: Business English, English and World Heritage, Faculty Council, Adviser of Cheerleaders. I. R. LYNCH: History, Double Period. Chairman of Common Learnings. V. MAHER. Clerk. M. C. McGRATH: Communications. Faculty Council. R. A. McWATERS: Gym, Health, Intra-Mural Sports. D. E. MIELKE: Algebra, Geometry, Baseball Coach, Assistant Hockey Coach. M. R. MONA: History, Faculty Council. D. MUYRES: Nurse. Co-Chairman of Health Council. L. K. NESSE: Speech Fundamentals. Auditorium Program. J. E. NEWTON: Double Period. American History. L. NIELSEN: News. Standard Staff Faculty Adviser. Publicity. Public Relations Committee. T. T. OHNO: Algebra. Geometry. E. L. OLSON: Occupational Relations. Retail, Work Co-ordinator, Chairman of Public Relations Committee. L. OSTERHUS: Modern Problems, Elected Speech, Adviser of Debate and Forensic League. G. OWENS: Librarian Clerk. Cl� D D. B. PAGE: Personal Typing. Office Training. School Mimeograph. S. PASCOE: Programming Clerk. B. PATTERSON: Bookkeeping Clerk. K. M. PETERSON: Health. Gym. Apparatus. Chairman of Physical Education. Gymnastic Coach, Intra-Mural Sports, Boys. Faculty Social Committee. Health Council. J. H. PICHE: Communications. English. S. PRICE: Health. Dance Gym. Individual Sports, Intra-Mural Sports. Girls. K. PUTNAM: Librarian. Faculty Social Committee. Co-Adviser of Library Service Club. E. M. REDLUND: Solid Geometry. Algebra, Chairman of Mathematics. L. K. RICE: Stenography, Secretarial Practice. H. RIEMENSCHNEIDER: Biology. Stock-room Supervisor of Athletics. Adviser of Sportsmen's Club. J. ROBERTSON: Sightsaving. Health Council. J. L ROLLOFF: Stenography, Basic Business. A. P. SANDBOE: Drama Arts. Modern Literature. Play Production. Adviser of Drama Club. E. D. SANDERS: American History. M. H. SKAURUD: History. Modern Problems. Tennis Coach. G. SPRINGER: Basic Business. Typing. Personal Typing. M. STENSING: Chief Clerk. V. J. STEPHENSON: Communications. English. Faculty Social Committee. C 11 3 O. STONE: Attendance Clerk. V. W. STRAKA: Communications, English. J. W. SULLIVAN: Mechanical Drawing. Ad- vanced Mechanical Drawing, Football Coach, A Squad, Assistant Track Coach, Wrestling Coach. L. G. SWADNER: French. Latin. Assistant Baseball Coach, Adviser of Latin French Club. A. L. SWANSON: Orchestra, Technic. Drill Team. Chairman of Orchestra. Auditorium Committee, Stage Committee. C. SWANSON: Assistant Librarian, Co Adviser of Library Service Club. S. A. TELECKY: German, Creative Writing Adviser of German Club. I Ith grade Chair man of English. G. M. THOMAS: Foods School Lunchroom, Health Council. J. L THORNTON: Chemistry. Bioiogy, Co-Ad viser Science Club. T. N. TURK: Double Period. History. Assistant Football Coach B Squad, Assistant Coach Wrestling. T. O. VALVIK: Algebra. Biology, Co-Adviser of Hi-C Club. H. F. WAGNER: Bookkeeping, Occupational Re lations, Work Co-ordinator. Annual Faculty Adviser. The air is filled with music by the Chamber Music Singers. Bottom Fitting the Dress She Is. Left to r.ght: Mrs Row: G. Krps C. Baler L. Johnson. Middle Row: C. Hutchins B. Davidson, R. Sigcrson. J. Johnson. Johnson. Top Row: B. Mclin. G. Carter. C 12 3 D. M. YOUNG: Basic Business, Personal Typing. O. W. YNGVE: Physics, Cross Country. Coach. Track Coach. R. E. WILBUR: Gym, Health. Team Sports. Individual Sports, Leadership, Intra-mural Sports, Health Council. M. R. WIEST: Typing. Business English, Adviser of Silver Tri. A. B. WHITLOCK: English. M. B. WEUM: Biology, Physiology, Health Council, Adviser of Hi-V Club. Roosevelt loses ground but gains new addition. Ron Bcrquist tests distributor head in auto shop. How many realize that............? Miss Sandboc. D. Johnson. Teachers’ Annual Christmas Tea Party. EH] ■ Sagamore Mr. Wagner and Larry Franjen Karen Lund and Anne McMorrow Adviser ........................Harvey Wagner Editor-in-chief Larry Fransen Cover Design and Drawings Anne McMorrow Photographer and Picture Editor Bill Schleeter Assistant Photographer ..........John Hugo Faculty Section ................ Karen Lund Features Section.........................Kathy Miller, Carole Folwick Organizations Section .................Eleanor Poliak, Mary Smyth Athletics Section .............. Kent Kupcho, Larry Fransen Linda Brown Classes Section.................Cathy Walsh, Audrey Lindstrom Karen Harvath Pat Gladhill Kent Kupcho ond Ltnda Brown Pat Gladhill ond Karen Harvath Staff For one full year, fifteen of us seniors have met every fourth hour to plan and produce a book that may be full of memories. This book is the 1958 Sagamore. There were many problems that we as a staff had to solve, as well as those each individual section had to meet. The first one. and probably the most important was the choosing of our theme. This took us about two and a half months. During this time many suggestions ranging from Sputniks to Fairy Tales were voiced. However, there always seemed to be one good reason or another for not using them. Finally we got the idea of using our Minnesota Centennial as a theme. It then took two more weeks before we could decide on all the details. After this, every section had pictures to plan and take, layouts to make, pictures to caption and stories to write so that we could turn the book over to the printer by May I. This is the product of our labors. This is a product? Well, we the 1958 Sagamore Staff think so and we hope, that in years to come, it will remind you of many happy memories. Carole Folwiclt and Kathy Miller Eleanor Poliak and Mary Smyth Cathy Walsh and Audrey Lmdstrom John Hugo and BUI Schleetcr Honor Society Anyone who is a member of the Senior Honor Society will gladly tell you about the ventures on their trip to Washington, D. C. This is a highlight of the year for the society. Qualifications for membership are a scholastic average of 2.3 and outstanding personal qualities. The majority are initiated into the society at the beginning of the year or a ceremony where they are given their pin by an old member. The keystone and the flaming torch on the pin symbolize service, character, scholarship, and leadership. They also have activities of a social nature which include a picture party, an initiation tea, a spring supper, in addition to the trip. The members are privileged to wear a gold cord at graduation. Bottom Row: Dcdge Ford. Gad Franzen. Treasurer: Rolf Dem.ng. President; M.ss Paleen adv.scr; Tom Berg. V.ce President: Laurel Johnson, Secretory; Hennemon. Chr.stofter. Second Row: Conner. Throndsen Atwood Hathaway. Reed Boyd. Corazza. Third Row: Fol-wick. Elliott. D. Olson, Helmeridt Leipold. Nord. Bullock. Wachter. Fourth Row: Lane. Bjornstad. Dahl. Olsen, Remmen. Homme. Heise. Fifth Row: Cronen Hendrickson Hobbs Carlson. Erickson. Rauhauser, Winje. Godin. Bottom Row: Mr. Palmqu.st adviser: Brudc, Jones. Hill, Solberg, Giesekc. Miss Pommer, adviser. Second Row: J. Anderson, Northway. C. Johnson. Woestehoff. D. Thompson, Chclberg McGovern. Wood. Third Row: Lorson. Christopherson. Thompson. Larson Goudie. Nyberg. Hume Rambcrg. Fourth Row: Walling. Rommelmeyer. Me Morrow. Selander. S. Johnson. Harder, D. Johnson. Fifth Row: Lcppa. Lagerbauer, Grmtro. Chritlock. Hugo, Schlecter, Luke. Eidc. C 183 Hi-Y The Roosevelt Hi-Y is one of the oldest organizations in the school. It was organized in 1926 and has been active ever since. As the name implies, the club is related to both school and the YMCA. Its purpose is to create, maintain, and extend throughout the home, school, and community high standards of Christian character. Membership in Hi-Y is open to anyone regardless of race, color, and creed as long as he subscribes to the stated purpose. Besides regular weekly meetings, Hi-Y members participate in social activities and service projects. Club members help raise funds for school projects by operating the concession stands at home football games. During the past year, Hi-Y members participated in other service projects. Bottom Row: Jounqquut. Joel Hanson Secretary: Jack Beaver. Pretldcnt: D-ck Engvtrom. Vice President; J'm Braver. Treasurer: Mr. Weum. adv.ser Second Row: D. Hanson. Stein. Grenier. Pederson, Fos en. Kvcberg, Peterson Third Row: Tcusaw, Strege Boc. Wilburn. Resberg. Peterson. Bachler. J. Larson. Fourth Row: Hagman Krook. Wold Zehngraff Lmdbcrg. T. Larson, D. Johnson Fifth Row: Newel, Christensen, Beckstrom Christensen. R. Olson. C. Anderson Schwarti, Sacre. Bottom Row: Mr. Knutson adviser: Franren, Pederson. Bcrgm Porstrom, Wmick. Svec, Fuhrmnn. Second Row: J.rousek, Landstad. Ramberg. Halldorscn, Remus. Sioquist Pieper. Third Row: Bachler. Volkmann. Swensen. Brown. Helgoe. Sampson, Corcoran. Fourth Row: Swenson. Ehlen Rmgrose. Homme. Bymark Settcrholm. Bcmat. Hobbs. Fifth Row: M dtbc Schluck Tennyson. Nilsson. D. Thompson. Neston. Swanson. Schmidt. Bottom Row: Zaycheck. J. Johnson. Mory Jo Woestehoff Correcting Secretory; Ronald Anderson, President: Sharon Thompson, Recording Secretary: Jim Schluck, Vice President; Glenn Scuddcr. Treasurer; DeVilliers. Second Row: K. Larson, L Johnson. Chayer, Mody. Dahl. Calm, Dyjak, Freund. Third Row: Nyman. Hack. S. Anderson. Berg. Harris, Nyberg. Byvtrom Folwick. N. Carlson. Fourth Row; Marshall, D. Johnson, Carter. Beaver, Ehlen. Wenborg Elwood, Stenquist. Rfth Row: W. Johnson Dcmmg, Lane. Thomasson, Christensen. Erickson, McCollum, Midtbo, Rauhauser. Student Council Student Council is the government of the school. Its membership consists of a delegate representing each homeroom. The members work very hard to organize activities and keep the government of the school working smoothly throughout the year. The student governed lunchroom is just one of the many jobs performed by the Council. NO ACTS , an organization where a stu- dent who is a member will get reduced insurance rates if he or she has no accidents over a six months period, has been put into effect at Roosevelt by the Student Council. Social events of the year planned by the Council were Homecoming, Winter Sports Day, Save the Children Federation, and many spring activities. Mr. Courtney is in his first year as Council adviser. Bottom Row: Biude Gicsekc Fletcher Wmick, Sandecn. Schroeder, Mr. Courtney, adviser. Second Row: S. Thompson Mackey. Knutson. Rosvold. Puppe. Phillips. Bluml. Third Row: Jacobson. Bjurstrom. Rogstad. S. Carlson, Cobbs. Moore Mitsch. Fourth Row: Hogan. Sche'bc. Harvath EHefson Carter, Cook, Scully. Fifth Row; Carlson, Zgodava. Gibson, LaMont Bernmghausen, Goodmanson, D. Nelson. G. Hanson. C20] Bottom Row: RcU( Kalscheuer, J. Johnson. Dick Lane. Student Heod: Bill Rauhauser, Student Head: V Erickson. Hennemon, Butler. Second Row: S. Thompson. M. Johnson Pearson. Waigand. Freund. J. Carlson. Bjurstrom Shuberg. Third Row: Fransen N. Anderson, Rosene, Roth, Swanson, Bray, Hyde Christiansen B. Johnson. Fourth Row: Steenson. Tolrud, Berg. Hrlal Corazza EMrott R. Anderson. R. O son. Fifth Row: Odcgaard. Reiter. Bcrglund Lagerbaucr, Hagen Budolfson, Gd an. Fondrick Keenan. Si th Row: Fran-xen. Wcnschlag, Forinash. Bruns. Walker. Deming. Jensen. Godm, J. Hanson. Board of Governors The Board of Governors is a group of students made up of study hall chairmen and secretaries. They play an important part in the study hall. The students help to keep order in the study halls and check the attendance. Dick Lane and Bill Rauhauser were appointed to assist Mr. Courtney, who is the adviser of the organization. The Council Office is part of the Board of Governors. You will always find students on hand every hour of the day in the Student Council Office. There are jobs such as running off stencils, taking care of the lost and found, and typing the notices and bulletins. Bottom Row: Hoy Andrewj Beaver. McCollum. K. Erickson, Rauhauser. Jensen. Mr. Courtney advise . Second Row: Norby. Ros-void, Buroker, Blegen, J. Johnson, Lindahl, Schleppegrell. Third Row: Gibson, Franzen How Pehle Nyberg. Carroll. D. Johnson. M. Johnson. Fourth Row: Leppa. Kragness. Brookson, Hanson, Neumann, Elwood, Nilsson Fifth Row. Miller D. Nelson, Sjoberg. Swanson, Thomasson, Olofson, Homme. Ringrose. C211 Blue Tri Blue Tri is an organization open to any senior girl who wishes to join. As members the girls' aims are to be better friends, better citizens, to help those in need, and have loyalty towards their school. The club consists of four chapters. Each individual chapter meets in the evening at one of the girls' homes, usually once every other week. The regular meetings with all the individual chapters are held the first and third Wednesdays of each month. The Blue Tri is the high school branch of the y.W.C.A. The organization was first organized in England in 1855. It was such a great success in England that the organization spread to New York in 1858. The first event of the Blue Tri this year was a Recognition Dinner held in the downtown building of the Y.W.C.A. The banquet was very impressive to all who attended. The Sock Hop was another of the school socials put on by the Blue Tri girls. At the dance a contest was held for the girl and boy wearing the cutest pair of socks. The girls carry on good will projects as well as their social events. The Cambridge project this year collected magazines, toys, and Pl«y hockey w,th brooms much? puzzles from the students at Roosevelt. These gifts were to be used by the children at the Cambridge Hospital. A trip to the hospital was also taken by the Blue Tri girls. On Winter Sports Day, Blue Tri challenged Silver Tri to a hockey game. The girls were dressed in the boys’ hockey uniforms. Instead of using a hockey puck and hockey sticks, Bottom Row: McKcmie, Carolynn Rosvold, Treasurer: Jan Anderson. Secretary; Jackie G'bson. President: Sue Pottsmith. I. C. C.: Janet Sommer’and. Vice President- Brown. Second Row; Nesheim. Muller L. Carlson, Rollcfson, Bray, Fil.pek Duncan S. Peterson. Third Row: Fenstad. Dahlberg, Puppe, S. Hanson. Bray, Effert . lorensen. Miller. Fourth Row: Faber, Ellwood, Tilton. Fors, Howe, Jenkens. P. Olson. Poliak. Fifth Row: Froysa K Larson Watters. Wennberg. Hathaway, Jenkins. Erickson. Hill. Sixth Row: Brown. Hendrickson. Helmerick. Westberg, Kjono Wenschlag. Elliott. Bergin. Folwick. C 22 1 Bottom Row: Coolidge, Dennig, F«tz Sieh, Solbcrg, Andrew Blcgen. Woestchoff. Second Row: Hcnneman, Schleppegrell, Schroeder. Ericson, Hybben. V. Johnson, Holscher. Mitt Haberman (dviMf, Third Row: Friedman, Benson. Tracy. Tucker, Bjorklcy, William . Thompson. Christensen Richardson. Fourth Row: Buroker. Epland. Thompson. Culver, Palm. Christoffer. Dodge Ford, Norby. Fifth Row: Nyberg. Rommelmeycr. Gjertsen, Smith. Warburg, Runeborg, Wensole Norcen Bork. Sixth Row: F|one Lmdstrom, Me Morrow, Davis. Grobe. Haas Carlson. Wood. L. Johnson. the girls used a basketball and brooms. The Blue Tri girls won by a close margin over the Silver Tri girls. The Blue Tri organization also sponsored a banquet in the spring. This is always an important event for the girls. The Blue Tri organization participates in the International Fair at the Y.W.C.A. building downtown. This year both Silver Tri and Blue Tri girls from Roosevelt were repre- sented at the fair. The girls entered a turtle in the turtle race; however, their entry did not win. The organization has a pin which is an inverted triangle. It symbolizes that the girl is a member of Blue Tri and also a member of the y.W.C.A. Blue Tri is under the advisership of Miss Haberman. Bottom Row: J. Anderson. Sehlm Lutsey. Coppm. Christiansen. Voelzkc Lindahl. Hyde. Second Row: Wyatt Sager, Hanson, Keaglc. Halgnmson Nelson. Harrison. DuBeau, Brudc. Third Row: J. Johnson, Chclberg Lindahl. $. Johnson. Jensen, Thompson Rae. Walling. Fourth Row: Hrkal. Lembeekcr. Larson. O.'sen Phillips, Hoffmann. Smith. Behnke Dyjak. Fifth Row; BurffllltUf Pa:m.-r Helms. Norton, Schuldt. Swanson, Franzen, M Icr. Sixth Row; Swanson. Norblom, S. Olson. Kosk e Hofvenste n. Carlson, Boyd How, Ronne-berg. C 23 ] Histo y Club — Sitting. Left to Right: Mary Smyth. Vice President. Judy Howe secretary-treasurer John Hugo President. Hafvenstem. Stand ing. Left to Right: Wolfe. Baron. Mr. Haynes, adviser, S. Thompson, Arholm. History Club This club consists of students who are interested in history. The members meet every other Tuesday in Room 306. During the year the club has put on the Thanksgiving Day Program and they have taken part in the decorations of Homecoming cars. Stage Technicians The school owes a great deal to the Stage Technicians under the supervision of Mr. Brick. They set the stage, do all the lighting. Left to Right: Harris. McKinney, Donnelly, Rosengren. Soboski. and take care of the curtain for all the stage productions. Mr. Lundell is the adviser during the spring semester. Audio-Visual Audio-visual under the direction of Mr. LobdeJI meets daily. The members devote themselves to helping in the school day schedule. The boys can be found in various rooms throughout the school running movie projectors, and slide projectors. Among the extra activities are taking movies for football games. P.A. System and sound announcer. The school owes a debt to the fine service provided by Audio-Visual. 8ottom Row: Barry. Wolff, Olsson Green, Landstad, Mr. Lobdel adv.ser. Second Row: Harten. Benson Remus. Baron, Hunt. Holm-berg. Third Row: Schweitzer, Will, Harris D. Thompson. Gerard Littercr. Fourth Row; Gibson, Miller. Lee. Shanks Otto, Hankland. Larson. Bottom Row: Fabel, Linnemon Bentson Smith. Mr. Wagner, adv,ser. C. Anderson. Cameron Lankton, Bratrud. F:.k«,d. Second Row: Garvey, Smallen, Jangula. Swanson. Fournier. Leaf, Evans. J. Peterson. Third Row: Mauren, Barker, W'i' ams. B. Johnson. Anfinsen, Stewart, Scbeck. Fourth Row: Woessner, Swanson. VanHcei. Keener, M. Anderson. Wolfe. K. Larson. B. Thompson. On-the-Job Training Club In February 1944. Roosevelt High School began 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. H. F. Wagner has charge of the Office training program. Mr. E. L. Olson co-ordinates Distributive and Miscellaneous Trades. Bottom Row: Spear. Salil. Cady, D. Anderson Gustafson. Berggrcn. Mr. Olson, adviser. Second Row: Shulkats, Bergqu.st. Born. Witt S. Thompson. Hagen. Herrmann. Third Row; Nelson Wah: D.lle. Dunn A. Johnson Greendahl y antes. Schwantes. Fourth Row: Miller, Stanley, Barrows. Forsman. Stewart. Robertson Masters. Debate The Debate Club under the direction of Mr. Osterhus was organized in 1930 for students interested in public speaking. The members participate in various debates throughout the city. The club meets twice a week. This year the Debate Squad took fourth place in the Region 5 State High School Debate Tournament. Andrea Goudie received the rating of Superior in the Minneapolis Voice of Democracy contest. First Row: Trolandcr, Maloney. Mr. Osterhus. advser, Goudie. Second Row: Meyer. Harris. Forsberg, Owens. Swedish This is the 29th year of the Swedish Club at Roosevelt. The members of this organization, headed by Mr. Benson, must have taken Swedish at some time during their three years in Roosevelt. This year, as in past years, the club had a skating party and met afterwards at the president's home for refreshments. Since Mr. Benson's return from Sweden, the club has taken a greater interest in the Club culture of the country. And, as a result, he hopes that this year he might make it possible for some Swedish student to study for a few months in Sweden as one student did last year. In April the club visited the American-Swedish Institute. There they saw many old paintings and antiques. After the tour, they had a smorgasbord in the basement of the building. Bottom Row: Budd, Erickson. Leah Shubcrg. Treasurer; Evelyn Westberg. Vice President: Mr. Benson adviser; Nancy Westcrgren President: Don Poffenberger, Secretary: K. Nelson, S. Nelson. Second Row; Gladhill, Bakke. S. Johnson S. Anderson. Soderstrom. L. Carlson E'ickson Jacobson, Nygaard. Third Row: L-ndholm. Nyquist. Tracy. Ericson. Falk. Palm, Erickson, M. Johnson, Palm. Fourth Row: J. Johnson Taylor M. Anderson. Hokanson. Thorpe. Fors. Swenson. S. Anderson, Bostrom. Fifth Row; Ekberg. Bradshaw J. Carlson, Haas. Carlstrom. J. Carlson Bystrom Walfrid. S ith Row: S. Carlson. P. Olson. N. Anderson. Cochran D. Nelson F. Nelson. Resberg Myrbll. Beckstrom. Bottom Row: Richardson Forseth, Leroy Fosien Treasurer: Mcrlm Olson. Vice Presdent D. TKompion. Michael Corcoran. President; Mr. Eggan, adviser. Second Row: Rotene. Soltis, Rinn, Haugland. C auson Heggem. Grothe. Third Row: Harvey, G. Peterson. G. An derson, J. Peterson. F. Anderson. Svitak. Greendahl. Fourth Row: Bell. Wold. Hibbard. P. Johnson. Bjornstad. D. Nelson, Lcrnas, Gaustad. Norse Club The Norse Club organized in 1926 is one of the oldest clubs at Roosevelt. Students who have studied or are studying the Norwegian language are eligible for membership. The club meets the second and fourth Thursday of the month. Among the social activities in which the Norse Club participated were the initiation of new members, taking part in the Homecoming activities, Christmas Party, and the Senior Farewell Banquet. The Norse Club along with the Swedish Club sponsor the annual Scandinavian Spring Festival. Each year the Sons of Norway’ lodges award a trophy to a student who has made progress in Norwegian. The trophy is also based on scholarship and character of the student. Bottom Row: K. Hanson. Krogsrud Lodmg. Iverson Kankerlik, Erikson M. Carlson. Second Row: Connor. Groth Erickson, S. Thompson, Ness. Blegen, L. Johnson, Coppm. Third Row: Christiansen, Rosvold Faber S. Hanson, lorensen, Heiseth Iverson. Fourth Row: Velander. Wagnild. token, Rusten. Solberg. Wagnild. Dovis S.h'er. [27] French Club One of the largest clubs at Roosevelt is the newly formed French Club. It is affiliated with the Latin Club. Under the supervision of Mr. Swadner. it was started two years ago in September of 1956. Any student who is a member of the French class or who has completed the French course may join the Society of Frenchmen. The second Wednesday of every month will find the combined Latin and French Club meeting in the auditorium. At this meeting plans are usually made for the month's social event. The club has sponsored a wiener roast, hayride. club dance, and a car-wash to finance the annual banquet. Each year awards are given to the students who have contributed the most service to the club and have made progress in French class. Bottom Row: Mr. Swadner. adviser: Elsa Muller, Secretory: Carolyn Hathaway. Treasurer: Steve Olsen, President: Idstrom, John Hugo, Vice President: Mrs. Ellis, adviser. Second Row; Parsch, Ko'esar iOngsberg. Peterson. Pearson, Omvedt Engwaidson, Lembecker. Third Row: B. Larson Walsh, Bailey, Tucker, Wittke. Christoffer Bonin. Fourth Row: Hams, Wilk, Whitney McKenzie Tanhoff. Kane, Reitan. Jones. Fifth Row: Bush Quan Lindberg. Smith. Selbo. S. Anderson, Throndsen. Sixth Row; Berg McKinney Beveridge. Stell'ck, Boyd. Kragncss, Carlson, Rietsch. Bottom Row: Mr. Swadner. adviser: Lassiia Capra Felix, Lund. Schultz. Vorwood Mrs. Ellis, adviser. Second Row: Dene, L. Tnomp son. Preston. Solbrrg, Geseke, Thomson. Bishop. Third Row: L. Peterson Wedel Rub s. D. Olson. Brookson Ant i Hoeft. Fourth Row: McKay. McClain C. Car son. Downs Scholz S. Carlson. Jensen. Rippel. Fifth Row: Olsen Raymond. Mackey. Taylor. Moore. Crofoot Weyrens. Pavlovic. Sixth Row: Wood Koles. D. Phillips, 8luml, B. Carlson, B. Phillips. Lillie, Carter. Z2 l Latin To promote interest among members, interest in Latin, and the genera! welfare of the school is the purpose of the Latin Club. After school on the second Wednesday of every month, one may find the club in session in the auditorium planning the next activity for the members. The majority of those present are currently enrolled in a Latin course, while some may have finished their course, but are still students at Roosevelt. While the official club pin may be purchased by any member, the medal and trophy are awarded to only a select pair. The trophy is awarded to one student on the basis of scholarship and service; whereas the medal is awarded on the basis of service. Bottom Row: Mrs. Ellis adviser; Trolander. Carolyn Hathaway. Treasurer; John Hugo. Vice Prcident; Steve Olsen, President. Idstrom. Mr. Swadner. adviser. Second Row: K. Peterson. Berthelsen. Dutcher, McClendon. Norblom. Buroker. Thompsen. Kuccro. Third Row: Aanerud, Solum, Babcock, Carlson, Oalcske. Moyer. Kenworthy. Soderllng, Berg. Fourth Row: R. Olson. Pacmi, T. Anderson. L. Johnson Parker Hunt, K dd. Keohanc. Fifth Row; Boc, Lucey. Harden Babcock Scholr, Carter. Schreiner. Carlson Zchngraff. Bottom Row; Mr. Swadner, adv.-.er; Fogarty, McCarl Carroll. Bjorkley, Hill. Matson. Cobbs Mrs. EH s. adviser. Second Row: Carr, Knapp. Rollefson, Wagnild. Laudenslagcr, Herman. Sager. 8akke. Third Row: Henneman. Graf. Haug. Forstrom. Rebcr. Varner. Butler. Schreiner. Felth. Fourth Row; Coolidge Lund, McMorrow Solum Savold, Nelson, Mueller, Ronmng. Fifth Row; Moore G Johnson, Carlstcdt. Poliak. Wagmld, Carlson. Arling. Keeler, Moir. C293 Bottom Row: Slechta Haglund. Corarra Lance Leipold Sgt. at Arms: Havrilla. Judy Hoy. President: Kelly. Second Row: Lc.gKton. Adams. Lenar:, Green. Wall.ng Grobe. Third Row: Berg, Brodenus. L. Larson. Lindquist Dykstra. Lee. M.ller. Fourth Row: Rateau. Carlson, Grosser, Scanlon Bernmghausen, Bergm, Meyer. Spanish Club The Spanish Club under the leadership of Miss Farseth was organized in 1941. The main qualification in order to become a member of this club is to be enrolled in a Spanish class or a student who has completed two years of the language. The meetings are held once a month on the first or third Wednesday. The club has been very active this year. Some of the activities of the club were a Christmas Pinata and a Senior Banquet. Adelante, siemper adelante which means 'Forward, always forward is the motto of the Spanish Club. Each year the National Council of Teachers of Spanish award a trophy to one of the students. The trophy is awarded on the basis of the scholastic ability of a student in the language. Last year's winner was Ren£e Loeffler. Bottom Row: Albrecht Calm. Moery Mitt Farteth adviser: Zcglcr Kuykendall. Second Row; Perry Awes Watters, Swanson, Sharon Thompson, Vic President Ep'and Jordan, Third Row; Lynne Phillips, Treasurer; McKee Burton Lundquist, Stover, Darlyn Phelps, Secretary: Benson. Fourth Row: Grosser, Sloan Sundahl, Bercns Christopherson, Clinton, O'Estrada. no: Bottom Row: Steve Olsen. Sgt. at Amu: Sandy Palmer. Vice President Jamcc Wood, President: Jean Koener, Secretory; Kay Laucr, Treasurer; Mr. Telecky. adviser. Second Row: Filipek, J. Peterson. Jirousek. A. Anderson. Lougen Schrmdtke Sable. Third Row: Hag-man, Wennbcrg, Brown, Boyd, Goodmanson, Schluck. Fourth Row: Ross. Custer Ze s. Turner, Littcrcr. D. Anderson, Schmidt. German Club Die Deutsche Gesellschaft is one of the oldest clubs at Roosevelt. Previously the club was open only to students with a B or better average. This year the club voted to eliminate the scholastic barrier. The first activity in the fall is the initiation of new members. Usually this takes pace at the Roosevelt y.M.C.A. The first part of the initiation is a candlelight ceremony. During this part the new initiates make a pledge in German. Afterwards there is a stunt time and refreshments. The club helps decorate the stage for homecoming and sometimes at other programs. At Christmas there is a party in the library. Someone reads the Christmas story out of the German Bible. A foreign student tells about Christmas in his land. Also there are gifts, games, and refreshments. Bottom Row: Wocstehoff, Schaak. Quist. Christianson, Clark. Neshe m, Tumma. Second Row: L ndohl, Holmgren. Paisley, Nichols, Antil, C. Thompson, Wocstehoff, Rollefson. Third Row: Voeirkc, Lindahl. Jensen. Keps. M. Thompson. Rcif Emme. Fourth Row: Clark, Karlstrom, Huberty, Goernc, Eliason, Meyers, Rennckc. Hansen. C3ID Silver Tri The largest girls’ club at Roosevelt is Silver Tri. The club adviser is Miss Wiest. and the membership is open to all sophomore and junior girls who are interested in being junior members of the YWCA, and contributing to the goals and purpose of the club. Being the largest club it is divided into twelve different chapters, each chapter consisting of thirty girls with an adviser from the University of Minnesota. The club meets at the beginning of each month with all the chapters and the cabinet meets the alternating Tuesday. The social functions and activities of the club vary each year. In February the International Fair was held at the YWCA with the Silver Tri girls representing Italy and selling pizza pie and spumoni. Bottom Row: Connelin, Benedict 8crg, Oamcf, Goetz, Hokanton, Haley, Mits Wiest, adviser. Second Row: Haglund Hoeft. Bodlne, Jindra, Brodcrms, J. Carlton, Alitz, DeVilliers, Elwood. Third Row: Hansen, Abraham Gulstrond, Elasky, Burton, Danielsen, Arvidton, M. Carlton, Borrcten. Fourth Row; Haley. 8erg, Aancrud, Chnitopherion, Clinton, Horky Jordan, Dorener Ferm. Fifth Row: Haas. Brook-ton, Capron, Baadtgaard. Ernst. Bjurstrom, H. Anderton. Cummings, Er.kton, Sixth Row; Freund. Dolan, Arling, Holritz, Berg, Chell-quist. Hanton, Fchlond Seventh Row: Hagman B. Adamt, M. Anderton, K. Carlton Glenn, Halmrait, 8yttrom, Benda. Dunham. Bottom Row: Challcen. Erickson, Chayer, B. Anderton. Ratt. Holmberg, Dyjak. DeJoy. Englund. Second Row; Freidlund, Bohanon, Dahl Gaylord. Calm Albrecht. Erickson, Esbcrg. Third Row: Aune. Englund, Fell . S. Anderton. Armstrong Bakke. Nelton, Holmgren. C. Carlton. Fourth Row: Burtch. Bailey. Hanton. Hilmo, Darrah. Cloutier, Felth. Fjonc. Bostrom. Fifth Row: Holmet, Goerne, Huberty. Andrus, Engeltgjcrd Dunning, Foss. Ehaton. Havrilla. Sixth Row; Hobbs Christensen, B. Corlson. Blanchard, S. Carlton. Berg, Babcock, Buntin S. Anderson, Bergman. Seventh Row: Hack. Harris, Hcndriclton, $. Anderson. Hoy. Fredrickten Bloom N. Carlson. Eidc. Bottom Row: Ronmng Wiese Walker. Diane Winick, Secretory: Barb Whitney. Presdent: Rebcr, Tracky Toussamt Salverson. Second Row: Rognets Wocstehoff Somuelton. Zeiglcr. Wede1 Savold, Pa-sley Rollefson. Solberg. Third Row; Watson. Wenborg Romberg. S. Thompson. Roth, S. Swanson. Uphoff, Sloan. Fourth Row: Severson. Perry. Wenell Wagnild, Velander. Solum. Zaychcck Tumma, Pa'm. Fifth Row: Roth. Swenson K. Peterson, Rippel, Sorenson. Solum, Peterson, Phillips. Sixth Row: Phi ips Rae. Phelps, Thomson. Pearson, Wallin. Reich. Rataczak, Sandvig. Bottom Row: R nn Weyrens, Romberg. Randall K. Peterson Taplm, Pritchard. Second Row: Sandcen. Shuberg Pavlovic. N. Peterson, Thorpe. Taylor, Schultz. Maher. Schmidtkc. Third Row; Pearson. Ottcrstad, Skocg. Sandin. Ness. L. Johnson K. Larson Sihler. Fourth Row: Roscne D. Olson Sundahl, Lus an Kaltchcuer, J. Johnson Loken Storholm, Thompson Fifth Row: Swenson, Packard. Rateau Zavada. Swanson. Vogt. Sanders. Pommcr. Sxth Row; Twito, Westergren. Tanhoff. Re tan Woodworth W ik. Solt i. Wag-mid. G. Peterson. Bottom Row; Knudsen, K. Larson. Olds. Nave Madsen. M.tsch, Nygaa'd, Lmdberg. Second Row: Mo.-ry S. Jensen. Miller. Moline, Leaf Lande, Ness S. Nelson. Leighton. Thud Row: Mohrbachcr Iverson, M. Johnson Omvedt. Moore McKee. Meyers, Johenicn, Longseth. Fourth Row: Lundquist. Raymond Bonnie McKay, Treasurer; Jensvold. Iverson. Moreus, Knutson. Kingsbury Moline. Fifth Row; Kurth. Ohlhausen, Ness. Kane. Kneg Lmdroth. Karpmcn, Helen Mackey. I.C.C. Rep.: Muhly. Sixth Row: Lading. S. Johnson. Lee J. Johnson V. Olsen, Opheim. C. Nelson, I. Johnson, Jeche. Seventh Row: Nyberg. Miller, Kenworthy. Olafson. Jakobsen, Maxion, Moyer, D. Johnson. Jackson. A Cappella Choir The new choir director. Mr. Hutchins, was faced with the problem of building a choir completely new to him. He has accomplished the task quite well. During his first year he has conducted and planned the Christmas Concert. Spring Concert, and special school day programs. The choir has also sung for numerous church and civic programs. The A Cappella Choir practices every fourth hour. The members have a sincere desire to sing. Being chosen from Choristers, and Girls’ Choir, they must maintain high standards to remain in choir. The members as well as the school are equally proud of the choir. Bottom Row: Mr. Hutchins. adv.ser: Paulson. C. Johnson. Northwoy Roth. Benson Chelberg. Buroker McKay. Second Row: Mackey K. Peterson. Hyde. J. Anderson. Keps, Bray. Jack.e G.bson, Secretary: Cummings. Lee. Third Row: Skoe. Engelsgjerd. Hathaway Dahlbcrg. Rosvold, Smith. Pacmi. D. Peterson. Berg. Fourth Row: Wagnild. L Olsen. Phillips. Selonder. How. C. Peterson. B. Olson B. Nelson. Hack. Mcle’lan. Fifth Row: Hamilton. Wenschlag. Ronncbcrg Kjona Erickson D. Olson, Cook Leipold. Kerns. Sixth Row Carter, Bennett Melin, President: Beaver. Cecil. Runnels. Setterholm 0. Johnson. Golmen. Bruns, Ray Selbo. Vice President. Bottom Row: Dan.elsen, Hanson. Wyatt. Eklund Denn.g. C. Larson. Jones. Baker. Second Row: Mr. Hutch,ns adviser: C. Johnson. Bjorkley Blcgen. Andrews Lindahl. L. Johnson Sehl.n, Esberg. Third Row: I. Johnson. Felker. Henneman Muller. Coolidge. Franzen. Adam-. Pritchard. Fourth Row: M. Anderson, V. Olsen. Wenborq. Wm.ck Bonme Faber. Treasurer; Sommerland. Baadsgaard. W.,k. Schu'dt. Fifth Row: Berg. P,ckit, Hcggem, L. Johnson, Dunn, Beaver, Budolfson. Quick. Sixth Row: Ostrander. B. Olsen Ramberg Sandberg, Frondell. R. Olson, Huss, Bowdm, B. Johnson. £3-0 Choristers Our new choral music director. Mr. Hutchins, can be seen first hour every day in room 313 directins Choristers. There are no special awards, trophies, or pins, but the real thrill comes from actually singing in the special events the Choristers participate in. Among these are the Christmas Concert. Spring Concert, whose theme this year was the Centennial, some P.T.S.A. meetings, and a few school auditoriums. A sincere desire to sing , says ’’Hutch , is the only real qualification to join. Of course, you should also be able to read notes and carry a tune ”. This mixed group of boys and girls are all competing for a chair in the A Cappella Choir. All in all, there is really a great deal of work and thought that goes into the production of a concert of a musical nature. Bottom Row: Koles. Rauhauser. Taylor. Taylof. Flatt Down lundeen Second Row: Mr. Hutck.ni. adv ter: Carsberg Taylor. Pedcr-ton. Y. Nelton. Densmorc. DeV.ll.ers, GocilML Third Row: BufSch, Erkbon, Moore. Lmdttrom. Rognevt. Rotten, Lew.t. Fourth Row: Rateeu. Sihler. Fitzgerald. Moyer. Joan Carlstrom. Secretary: Ferguson. Cook Peterson. Fifth Row; Heimer.ck. P.eck Lilja. Halley. Thomby. Colstrom. Uden. E. Johnson. Bottom Row: McClain. Carlton. Lusian, Gaarder. Roth. Schuman. Harriton. C. Peterton, Uphoff, Kmgsberg. Second Row: Mr. Hutch.nt, adviser: Holmbcrg, Trachy. Gibbish. Fudally. Sundahl. Engwaldson. K. Larson, S. Peterson. J. Anderson. Third Row; C. Carlson, Sten-erten. Carlstedt. 0. Johnson. Casey. Wilson. Sclbo, Bergman. Tollefsbol. Cook. Fourth Row: Corter. Tacheny. W.ck, G. Anderson, Carl-son. Novak, Hill, Dave Sondrall, President: R. Johnson, Nelson. C 35 1 Bottom Row: Mr. Hutchins. adviser; Judic Otterstad Secretary; Marron. Kambetz, J. Anderson, Zeigler. Slechta. Erickson. Second Row: Solum. Kingsbury. Kjona Kyllonen, Jean Wedell. President: Priscilla Savold, Treasurer; Moline, Carolyn Dahl, Vice President: Fletcher. Third Row: Frcidlund. Klingelhut. Kriesel, Hough, Paisley. L-:terud. Michoelsor.. K. Peterson, Rippel. Fourth Row: Wenell. F.lipck. Fjone Bowman, Krogsrud Hustvedt VanHeel Ness Berg. Fifth Row: Goodman, Elwood Solum. Holtan, Bloom, Hanson Coll ns, Nelson. Christ e. Fehland. Sixth Row: Forbes. Maxson. Collins Champl.n. Cobbs. Karistrom. Norblom. Howe. M. Anderson. Seventh Row: P. Thompson, Phillips, Dombeck, Carlson Westberg, M. Nelson Meyers Twito. Hendricks. Vogt. Girls' Choir Girls’ Choir organized in 1954 is strictly for those girls wishing voluntary music. The club is similar to Choristers with the exception that all members are girls. The ambitions of the girls are a sincere desire to sing and a goal is to become a member of the A Cap-pella Choir. Hi-C Every Tuesday at 3 p.m. a large group of students meets at Our Redeemers Lutheran Church for the weekly meeting of the Hi-C Club. This club was organized in 1939 and is now under the able leadership of Mrs. Kau-pang and Mr. Valvik. Membership in Hi-C is open to all boys Bottom Row: Mu. Kaupang. adviser Leora Ellwood, Secretary; Sue Pottsmith, Treasurer; Evelyn Westberg. Secretary Kathy Tracy, Secretary; Sharon Jones Secretary: Friedman, M. Er.ckson. Second Row: Christensen, D. Thompson, Haug, Sandin, Jindra, Barrows Christopnerson, Clinton. Third Row: Jensen, Crofoot. Krogsrud, Oacsscn, Forstrom, Tilton, Hustvedt, Karistrom. Swenson. Fourth Row: Burokcr, Carlstrom, Dorener, Maxson Dcnzer. Wahl J. Anderson. Bovtrom, Bursch. Fifth Row: Forbes, Thoren. J. Carlson, Schavc. P. Erickson. Hausfter Allison Slater, Elieff. Hase. S:xth Row: Atwood. Daleske, Nelson, Kjono, Igelsrud W. Carlson Svitak K. Carlson Walfrid, S. Carlson. C36] Bottom Row: Northway, C. Johnson, Ursel, Ken Hedwall, Vice President: Duane Johnson President: Olene. Mr. Valvil adviser. Second Row: Sieh Myhrc. Atwood. Kuykendall, C. Larson, Carlblom. Jones. Brude. Third Row: Bentson Eidc, J. Erickson. Miller. M. Johnson. Haikcr, Edm. Hagbcrg, C. Thompson. Fourth Row: J. Er ckson, Jent. Lmdbcrg. Thorpe. S. Anderson. Encson, Vanderkooi, Swanson, Fl kc'd. Fifth Row: Loss la, Fisher. M. Thompson. Peterson. Sihler, Mobcrg. Lagerstrom, Hough. LeDell. Sixth Row: Edwards, Pickit, Melm, Evans. Rosen. Hermanson, Pieck Westberg, Larson. Cook. and girls who arc students at Roosevelt High School. Through its members, Hi-C promotes its high ideals and leadership. Members are encouraged to do services in their community by helping out in various Red Cross activities and putting on programs at various institutions in the city. The Sophomore Welcome, a hayride, the reception for the parents of the Hi-C members, city-wide musicales. city-wide Hi-C fair, retreats, and junior and senior semi-formal banquets are just a few of the many activities of the Hi-C Club throughout the year. This club while building up the character of its members has a lot of fun in good Christian fellowship. Hi-C gives the members of the club a great opportunity to develop their talents by participating in the meetings. Bottom Row: Carr. Twito, Westberg. Kjona, S. Erickson, Ccbbs. Grevcn. Otmundson. Second Row: Ahl, Bareness. Sonsteng, Clark, Klondcrud. Berg, J. Johnson. Schnorr. Th rd Row: Kyllancn Nordbcrg, V. Erickson. C. Johnson. Jacobson. Matson Nyqu st Cartberg, Clark. Fourth Row: Mayer. Billings, Lark, Cenncr. L. Er ckson, Duntley. Smyth. Novak. Fifth Row: B'Own Eietmann, M. Carlson, Wallm, Hil1 G. Johnson. Gustafson, Stevenson. S.xth Row: Wells. Beveridge Barrett Svitak Barsncss, Baron, Bystedt Nelson Goring. C37D Bottom Row: Chester Leshov.ky Secretory: Horvey W.nje President; Jerry Corlson. Treasurer; M•tchell. Second Row: Christianson. Reed. Stapleton. Hart. G. Johnson Mr. Luke, odviser. Third Row: Kitiman. King. Sjoqu.it, Moulzolf Hagen Bcrggren. Reiff Halidor-ion. Horton. Fourth Row: Debc, B.roi Anfinien. Christensen. Moe, Bec«cr Brogrrn Even. Fifth Row: C. Anderton. Jemen, Bcrgan. Fronk. Wade. Rundquilt Luiar, Halpaus. Schumacher. FFA Learning to do, doing to learn, earning to live, living to serve is the motto of the Future Farmers of America. Under the supervision of Mr. Luke, the agriculture teacher, the club was organized here at Roosevelt in 1945 and is the only club of its kind in Minneapolis. The club holds its meetings every three weeks. To become a member of F.F.A. one must be enrolled in an agriculture class. There are two degrees which the chapter may award. The Greenhand is awarded to sophomores who have completed requirements of the club. The other is the Chapter Farmer Awards. FHA Girls who are interested in home economics join Future Homemakers of America to further their interest in this always important subject. This year they sponsored a melon feed to welcome the new members. Cotton Day which was held April I I, and also a family dinner. Representatives of the Roosevelt chapter attended both the district and the state conventions. A $50 scholarship is given to a member who is a senior and who plans to major in home economics in college. Bottom Row: Throndscn. Laurel Beaudo.n, V.ce President: Pat Wold. Treasurer: Karla Groettum. Secretary: Barb Thompsen, President; Larson, Reed. Second Row: Mrs. Dav dson, adviser; Zciglcr Myhre. Kambotz Rude. Soderstrom, Edin Haiker. Svitak. Mrs. Herrick, adviser. Third Row: Prichard, M. Johnson. Woodhouse. Dcnsmorc. Alitz. Knudscn. Field. Jensen. M. Carlson. Ohlhausen. Fourth Row: Hybbcn Gjertsen. Dairc Peters. Jent Carlstedt, Loss la Jones. Lundquist. Fifth Row: Miller. S. Olson, Koskie. Lindstrom, M. Carlson. Leaf MoLne. H. Anderson Bjurstrom Nyman. S ith Row: Soderstrom. Babcock J. Anderson, Chellqmst. Berg D. Johnson. Collins Engwald'or Forsythe Hegrcnes. P'cck. Seventh Row: P. Thompson, Denier, Champ!.n, Borresen Stelling Jechc Olafson Twito, Ny-berg, Jenkins. Bottom Row; Swedeen. L Hanson. Woodhouse. Andrews, Moery Moore, E. Anderson, V. Johnson. Miss Sandboe. adviser. Second Row: Lmdstrom. Erickson Etbcrg OeRoma. Kingsbury. Flattens, Norby Edith Ford. Treasurer: Nygaard. Third Row: Crofoot. Lewis. Denier. Krinhop, Phillips. H. Anderson, Mees, Skoog. Danielson. Fourth Row: M. Carlson. Ness. Biehinski, Kept. Karen Lund, Vice-President: Cook. Chamberlain. Hams. Ostrander. Harden. Fifth Row: Berg. Pottsmith. Beaver. Olson. Bill Rodgers. President: Hams. Ny-berg. Bergin, McKinney. Sixth Row: Joe Ordos. Sgt. At Arms: Arholm Belstlcr. R. Johnson, R. Swanson, Battier D. Johnson, Fran-sen. Breffle, D. Carlson. Drama Club R Club The Drama Club under the leadership of Miss Pauline Sandboe, adviser, has done a great deal of work to make this year another outstanding year for the Drama Club. This club which was organized in 1955 engages in the production of one act plays, a senior class play, and has provided a master of ceremonies along with the help of club members in all stage productions in school. The club is open to anyone who is interested in dramatics or dramatic training. The Drama Club also sponsors the Thespian Club which is a nation wide amateur actors organization. Under the direction of Mr. Jambeck this year's 'R’' Club has aimed at promoting good sportsmanship throughout the school, and supporting all sports. To gain membership the boys must have lettered in a school sport. The ' R ’’ Club members can be distinguished by their letter jackets. This year the activities of the club were outstanding. The club conducted a very successful sale of Robin Hood hats for Homecoming and Booster Buttons to inaugurate winter sports. The Platter Patter, a dance sponsored by the Club in December, was the record dance of the year. Bottom Row: Anfinsen, Eckert, Moreus Kuknkamp, Bud Bjerken. Secretary-Treasurer: John Mohr, Sgt. at Arm ; Tom Berg, President: Chuck Pollock. Vice President: Mr. Jambeck. adviser. Second Row: R. Anderson. Igclrrud. Ijosvold. Denham. Runnels Quick, Hogan. Quale. M. Johnson, D. Johnson. Third Row: Schuck, P. Carlson, Leppa. Scudder, Reiter. Brookson. Ehlcn, Uphoff. D. Peterson. Fourth Row: Bridge. T. Olson, Schluck Bergstrom, Weikle. Eng, Fraricr, Wenborg. Neumann. J. Hanson. Fifth Row: E. Swanson. Keenan, Dooley, Erickson, Rmgrose. Dcming. Lane Rauhauser, Littercr. Sixth Row: Jambeck, Odcgaard, Remmcn Homme. Schreiner, B. Peterson, Winje, Jensen, Godin, J. Honson. Sportsmen's Club Better Sportsmanship at work and play is the motto of the Sportsmen's Club. The members also learn the fundamentals of sports, aid in prevention of forest fires, help to conserve the wild life, and participate in a study of nature. Any boy or girl willing to support the aims of the club is eligible for membership. The club meets every other Wednesday in Room 225. During the football season, the members of the Sportsmen's Club are busy making popcorn for the football game. Aside from the popcorn project the Sportsmen's Club is busy with other activities. Bottom Row: P. Thompson Eckman. Cathy Dolan Secretary: John Helgoc, Treasurer: Marylou Challcen Vice President: Walton, Forsythe. Hcgrenet. Second Row: Holmberg Reiter, Schubert. Larson. L. Johnson. Sloan. Askcrooth. Kordosky, Rauhauser. Third Row: Kneg, I. Johnson, Dahl. Maher. Calm, J. Johnson. Ernst Freund Y. Nelson, K. Thompson. Fourth Row: Wcstcrgren. Pommer. Litsheim, Berg. Wollin. Harr.s, Bergman. Aanerud, Reich, Sandv g Fifth Row: Sue Hinton. President: Murphy. O'Brien. S. Carlson. N. Carlson, Ede. Bundy. Alindcr Jensen. Sixth Row: Rosengrcn. Tavernier. Rosen, Litterer, Edwards Teusaw, Lohmar, Hoffstrom, Nilsson, Larson. Bottom Row: Hartig. Ve'ander. Wagnild, Haley Hansen. Wagnild. Christianson. Ophovcn, Dyiak. Grosser. Mr. R.emenschncider adviser. Second Row: Loken, Lusian. Kalscheuer. Crandall. Bower, Antil. Paisley. Dosch. Carlton. Nichols. Third Row: Murphy. Frasson, I. Thompson. Brookson. Jensen, Kostik, Stanley, Haas. Chayer. Fourth Row: Erickson. Swanson, Muhley. Roth, Bohanon. Arl.ng. Tous-saint, Trachy. Ness, Mue'ler. Fifth Row: Lenare, B. Peterson. Kylloncn. J. Johnson. Bailey, Berg. Elwood Hanson. Chr stopherson. Sixth Row; Clmton Duntley. D'Estrado. Peterson Jeche. Peterson. Me Mil an. Tolan, Sorensen. Tiffany. c on Science The only qualification for membership in this club is to have an interest in finding out more about the world of science around us. Mr. Halron, Mr. Thornton, and Mr. Cannon are the busy science teachers who are the advisers of the Science Club. The meetings are held on the first and third Monday of every month. Various experiments by the members of the club and speakers outside of school provide the entertainment for the meetings. The club is now in its 36th year at Roosevelt. During the year the Science Club is very active. Bottom Row: Mr. Holron. adviser; Paisley. C. Johnson. Kelly Rude. Antil, Woestehoff Sager. Second Row: Woestehoff. Dosch. Lovell. Fnedman, Behnle, Palmer. Williams. Duff. Third Row: Jordan. R. Anderson, Hume, Larson. Damclsen. Carlson. Eclman. Belle. Bru-void. Fourth Row: Tuder, Haglund. Christ anscn Larson. Dodge Nyberg Schmid, Burolcr. Beaudoin. Berg. Fifth Row: Haas. Strege. Ritter. Jirouscl, Vollmonn. Chelberg Carter, Borresen Wcnnbcrg Rambcr. Sixth Row: Bray. Walling. B. Johnson, Davis. O'Brien, Beaver. Shaclleton, G. Anderson, Swenson. Seventh Row: Christo, B. Johnson 8. Olsen, Bcrndt. Settcrholm, Kupcho, Franscn. Me-Millin, Sorensen. Tiffany. Bottom Row: Mr. J. Thornton, adviser; Knapp. George Carte:. Treasurer; D. Thompson. Robert Homme. President; W. Rodgers. Program Chairman; S. Hanson. Mr. Cannon, adviser. Second Row: Lmdstrom. Fudolly Northway. Keps L. Johnson. Feller, Havr.lla. Om-vedt. Molme. Third Row: Berg Harder. Swanson. DeHarpporte. Green. Billings. K. Johnson. McPIcndon. McMillan, Ru-.h. Fourth Row: R. Olson. Mohr Scudder, BecHhold, T. Olson. Harris Smy.h, School; S. Anderson. Fifth Row: Miller Conner, Olson. Reed. Gm tro Hanson. Idstrom, EfTertx, Moreus J. Larson. Sixth Row: Lohmar, Neston. Teusaw, Hinton Elliott, Folwid. Bolle. Kupcho, Hoffstrom. Seventh Row: $. Olsen. Joungquist Ericlson. Hermanson. Severson. Olafson. Hendriclton Hobbs. Christensen. Zehngraff. Vital Events Forum The Vital Events Forum organized in February of 1957 is one of the newst clubs at Roosevelt. The club is under the leadership of Mrs. Heath. The motto of the Vital Events Forum is Truth through open discussion . Any boy or girl who is interested in discussion of current topics can become a member of this club. Bottom Row: Floody. Scanlon Green Owens Gerhard. Second Row: Meyer, Trolander, Iverson. McKinney. Rosen. Third Row: Gerard Fors-berg. Goudic Miss Heath. Adviser. Maloney Scholl. Standard Staff Keep away from Room 325 any Wednesday if you value your life! This is the day the Standard goes to the press. The staff is made up of students who have taken newswriting in their junior year. The best students are selected to be on the paper during their senior year. The Standard, being the only high school paper in the city to be published weekly, requires two staffs who alternate every week. This gives editors more time to plan. Up-coming school events and other recent news are covered on page one. The second page has feature stories, editorials, and other original work done by the students. Past news and activities of the various clubs are written up on the third page. All Roosevelt sports of the past, present, and the future fill the sports page. The Standard won medalist honors this year which shows the determination and hard work put forth by each staff member. Bottom Row; Hill, Woestehoff Hrkal. Sclandcr Walling. Canfield. McGovern Ep’and. Standing: Mr. Nielsen, adviser. Alinder. Dem-mg. Winje. Heise. Berg. McMilim, Tucker, Christensen. Scholz. Schluck. J. Hanson. Amundson, H. Anderson, R. Anderson S. Anderson, Andor, Arvidson. Beckman, Bendik Berg. Bluml, Bodme, Burton. Bush, Chantry Cramer. Cronen, Densmorc Eplund. M. Erickson. N. Erickson Ferrell, Garten. Gchlson. Haglund, Haley, Halgnmson, Halmrast. R Hanson. S. Hanson, Jo Lent Jensvold, Captain, Company II, S. Johnson, Jones. Jordan. Karpincn. Knapp. Knutson. Koener, Lauer Laugcnslager. lavell, Dawn Lembecker, Captain, Company I. Lindbcrg, Lindahl. Lundquist McDonald. Mees Mital. Moreus B. Nel son, S. Petersen. N'. Peterson. Pehle. Phillips. Rac. Randall Rataczak. Rauhauscr Raymond Rctan, RoHcfson, Rommelmeyer, Rune borg. Sable. Schrmdke. Schroeder. Shilson, Shuberg. Shultz, Skoog Stickler Taplin, Thor. Waigand. Warburg Wensole. Williams Wolfe, yarwood. Drill Team Rockettes Being a member of the drill team is a lot of fun and also a lot of hard work. They practice every Friday, fourth hour, in the girls' gym. Practices are also held during the summer. The girls are constantly learning new routines and improving old ones. They perform at football and basketball games, plus many outside appearances. Left To Right: Schleppegrell, Roth Phelps J. Swenson B. Larson Kawdl. The dancing line of the Roosevelt Rockettes started in 1940. are known throughout the state. They have danced for many activities this year both in and out of school. During the summer they appeared at the Aquatennial Star Night. To qualify for the Rockettes a girl must have a dancing ability and be able to devote a lot of her extra time to her dancing. Bystrom, Whitney. McKenzc Stover, Lande. Knudscn, S. Swanson. C-fiD Band DIRECTOR: Orcn A. Henning FLUTES: Ciaessen, £idc. Forstrom, Storholm, Tangcn Wood. OBOES: Bill ngs. LaMont. Schmidt. Wittgraf. Eb CLARINET: Preston. 8b CLARINET: 1. Berg Case. Oofoot. Eidc Ellenwood E fwood Gicseke, Groth Hase. S. Jcnlc ns. Kane, Kurth, C. Larson Lassi'a J. Ness. Nyqu st. J. Olsen. Palm. Ram-berg Reed. Reemts. Ref Richardson. Rundquist, Sol-berg Tanhoff, Westcrgreen, Wtl'ison. Wohlford. ALTO CLARINET: Da'eske. Ron. BASS CLARINET: Fosiien, Helieth, Holt. CONTRA BASS CLARINET: W. Carlson. BASSOON: Barsness Ford, B. Larson, J. Nelson. Norton. SAXOPHONES: G. Brown, Ehlen, Hedwall. lohmar. Mad-vig S eh. Srock. R. Swanson. FRENCH HORN: Bach'cr, Benedict Denham Dunmng, Favncs, Hamblet. Self, R. Swenson. CORNETS: L Anderson, Bowdin. B. DcVillirrs. D. Dc-V lliers, D. Johnson, Ressier, Rcsberg, Rodin. Tjesvold. Ulberg. TROMBONES: Baker. Bowdin, P. Erickson, K. Hendrickson Hoffstrom, Neston. R. Olsen, Rosen. BARITONE: Debc O. Miller. Nessei Ranhicm, Svec. D. Swenson, Tdke, Thomasson. TUBA: J. Beaver, G. Christensen, R. Olson, R. Peterson. Rodqcrs. Schumacher. PERCUSSION: Cedarlund, Cote J Hanson T. Hanson, Julian, T. Larson, Idstrom. Igelsrud, McGovern, Turner. White. W.nokur. HARP: Bergm, D. Thompson. PIANO: D. Thompson. STRING BASS: Hobbs. PIPE ORGAN: C. Larson. MONITORS: Benedict, Llndslcy. BACK ROW LEFT: Mr. Orcn Hcnn-ng. director Mr Albert L. Swanson. Orchestra DIRECTOR: A. L Swanson VIOLINS: Arling, Bechthold. K. Car son, Carr M. Carlson, S. Carlson, Christensen. Curtiss D'Estrado. Dorfner, Dutcher, Evers, Fell , Folwick, Hamilton. Haug, Hendrickson, Hume, Iverson. Jironsck. I. Johnson. S. Johnson, Lund John Luke (Concert Master), Mayer. Miller, Moline. McClendon S. Olson. T. Olson. Olafson, Packard. Peterson Rude, Schave. G. Swanson, $. Swanson Thoren. Urscl. Walling, S. Woestehoff M. Woestehoff. VIOLA: Elfstrand. Kenworthy, S. Johnson, C. Milier, G. Peterson. Randall. CELLO: Bachlm Brawthen, Morgan. Harden. BASS VIOL: Brusvo’d Hobbs Kempc Knutson McDonald S .tak. Weiden. FLUTE: Culver, E de Omvedt Forstrom. OBOE: Billmgs, Schmitt Wittgral. Lamont. CLARINET: Hobbs. C. Larson, Tavernier. Wohlford. BASS CLARINET: Fosl.en, BASSOON: Ford. B. Larson, J. Nelson. FRENCH HORN: Denharr Rosen Sack Selg TRUMPET: D. DeVilliers, B. DcVillicrs. Rodin, Tjosvold. Ulberg. TROMBONE: A, Anderson Arneson. Baker P Erickson, Kerns. Hendrickson. Telke. TUBA: R. Olson. PERCUSSION: S. Ande'son. T. Hanson. IgcUrud. Julian, Winokur. PIANO: Dahl, Near Sodcrl ng. HARP: Bergm, Howig D. Thompson. BACK ROW; Mr. Albert L. Swanson director, Mr. J. C. Wells. Principal, Dr. Mercedes L. Nelson, Assistant Principal. Bottom Row: J. Johnson. B. Walling. V. Effcrtx. N. Hill, Mr. Lundquist. Adviser. Second Row; R. Anderson. C. Sampson, J. McCullom, R. Brotaw. McCollum up in the air over Teddy victory. Cheerleaders Walling. Hill, and Johnson display Teddy spirit during pep-fest. Members of the peppy, happy squad of cheerleaders proudly wearing the maroon and gold this year were Jon McCollum, Gina Effertz, Ron Anderson, Joanne Johnson. Rusty Brokaw. Nancy Hill, Craig Sampson, and Barb Walling. With enthusiasm and spirit they led cheers for the Teddies at every game, and energetically planned and presented pep fests throughout the year. The bouncy, new cheerleading squad selected to carry on Roosevelt's wonderful spirit and tradition next year will include Margie Thorpe. Bob Lucey, Diane Lindberg, Dave Winick, Sherryl Yarwood. Glen Suess, Lu Ann Nygaard, and sophomore Tom Hanson. Who won? Wc didn't! Too pooped to pop. (Olton, Moreus, and Skiff) Cross Country This year's Thinclads lost only two dual meets. One was at the hands of Southwest, the other was to West, whom they beat later in the regional. The Teds went on to take third in the region. In the state meet they finished fifth. Don Iglesrud was elected to the captaincy for the 1958 season. Cross Country Left To Right. Front Row: rjbsVpM. Budge, Rcmmen, Moreus. Arvdson, T. Olton. Igclsrud. Middle Row: Kennedy. Moc. Graham R. Nelson. Schuck. Stein D. Johnson B. Johnson, Back Row: H. Johrson, Lindahl. H--rmanton. Mr. Yngve, Chr.stensen, D. Nelson Back lin, B. Larson. C49] A Squad Bottom Row: Mr. Gow«ns Coach. G. Goodman, B. Homme. T. Berg. E. Swanson. S. Godin, B. Rauhauser. 0. Lane. J. Hanson. H. , in9 « L Lcppa, B, Bjerken. Second Row: J. Heggem. A. Ramswick. K. Enekton. D. Neumann. G. Thomasson. J. Bergstrom. C. Pollock. D. Rmgrose. G. Weilie. M. Eng. J. Standing. Third Row: Mr, Johnson. Cooch. B. Reiter. D. Uphoff. J. Gillian, 0. Biros. D. Needham B. Peterson D. Steenson, R. Ovick, W. Johnson. R. Jensen. Mr. Benson. Coach. Fourth Row; Ml Sj von Coach. Mr. Turk. Coach. W. Hoppke, C. Oarm. K. Ulberg. D. Fondrick. D. Schwarti. R. Sacre. D. Ramberg. 0. Knapp, M. Dooley. Football Our 1957 football season ended with the Rough-riders in third place. An upsetting 6 to 0 loss to North in the final game knocked the Teddies out of a three-way tie for first place. The only other defeat was suffered at the hands of a strong Washburn team. 20 to 7. which went on to tie with South for the city crown. Injuries played a key part in our gridiron season. In the first game of the schedule, which was won over Marshall 14 to 0. our co-captain and star halfback, Eng stopped after short gain. Bjcrkcn throws key block as Weikle sweeps around end. Bjcrken downed after quarterback sneak. ■ Pollock leads interference as Leppa outruns Marshall defender. Pioneer pounces on Teddic. Bill Rauhauser, sustained a severe kidney injury which sidelined him for the rest of the season. Later injuries to Larry Leppa and Gary Weikle left the Teddies without three of the starting backfield men in the North game. Our only non-conference game was played against the Edina Hornets. The Hornets buzzed past the Teddies 26 to 6 and went on to capture the state championship. Coach Sullivan and his ready reserves. (Ringrose. Berg, Weikle, and Bergstrom) Sophomore Squad Bottom Row: J. Hanson E. Monahan, L. Price. M. Zgodovn J. Peterson J. Sommcrlund D. Ogren J. N.colaff. R. Kodosky. Second Row: D. Bergren. D. Ranzinger. C. Johnson. J. Anderson. D. Lev.. P. Bozonie, D. Bystedt. L. Walsh. J. Pangbum. Thud Row: G. Smith. G. Palmer. F. Bolstad. D. Hall. D. Wiehle, P. Iverson, D. Wilson, S. Boc P. L l|a S. Hollingsworth. Fourth Row: S. Johnson, J. Elf-strom. J. Bell, D. Elfstrom. J. Robens D. Madvig. J. Peterson. J. Bo'wdm, R. Pederson. Fifth Row: R. Wilburn, D. D-etriek, A. Gustafson. J. Halldorson. L. Parker, B. Mooers. J. E'lefson, R. Wold. Sixth Row: Mr. Benson Coach Mr. Johnson Coach D. Selg. Good tackle stops Eng after picking up first down. Seemingly caught. Lcppa slips the grip of would-be tackle, Roosevelt Scores 14 Marshall . . 0 •Berg. T. Bjcrken tries to help. 1957 Football Lettermen Gillian, J. Biros, 0. Roosevelt 28 Edison . ... 7 •Eng. M. Goodman, G. Dooley. M. Roosevelt . 33 Central 13 •Erickson. K. Needham, 0. Fondrkk, D. Roosevelt Roosevelt 33 Southwest .... 7 Washburn 0 ..20 •Godin. S. •Hanson, J. •Jensen, R. Peterson. W. Ringrose, D. Standing, J. Knapp, D. Quick. R. Rambcrg, D. Roosevelt 26 Henry . ... 12 •Lane. D. Swanson. E. Reiter, B. Roosevelt 0 North .... 6 •Lcppa. L Winge. H. Stecnson, D. Roosevelt Non-Conference 6 Edina . 26 •Pollock. C. •Rauhauscr. B. Bell. T. Wciklc. G. Thomasson. G. Johnson, W. Schwarts, R. Sacre. R. Uphoff. D. Bergstrom. G. Bjcrken. B. Neumann, R. ••Clarin.C-••Hoppke. W. denotes second award denotes manager SSKK. � .� = T. ML o. VT: . tJX. LX “ZK SUrkcy. T. W, , I— .. « “ Fifth Row: Mr. Turk, cooch. Bottom Row: L. Snobeck. J. McColium. T. Berg D. Lane. G. Honson. K. Kupcho, B. Brookson, J. Hanson. Second Row: B Wclhauscn, P. Nelson, B. Dushick, J. Mohr B. Eckert D. Miller. M. Carroll, T, Fischer. Third Row: Mr. Sullivan Coach, P. Scanlon J. Bundy, G Wilkinson. J. Haas. J. Peterson. 0. Quick J. Ellefson, N. Vogcn. Mr. Turk, Coach. Spectators view of Teddie, Volt mat duel. Wrestling Led by captain Dick Lane, the Teddy mat-men finished the season in fourth place behind Washburn, North, and Marshall who took first, second, and third respectively. Dick Lane and Geof Hanson captured firsts, in the city individually. Lane went on to win district and region. In the state matches, however, he lost to the eventual state champion. There will be only two returning lettermen next year. C5 n C50 Basketball For the third straight year Roosevelt has won first place in city competition. This year, however, we had to share the honors with Central and North. All three top teams finished with records of 8 and 2. Roosevelt's losses were to North and Central, both by one point margins. In district play co-captain Gary Weikle was playing with a severe back injury. In the first game of the playoffs the Teddies defeated Henry 47 to 44. Next came North. and the Teddies got revenge by beating the Polars 53 to 50. In the finals we lost to a strong Edison five, 67 to 51. Mr. Courtney stated, while addressing the school on awards day, Nobody had a right to expect the boys to go as far as they did. I figured we'd be lucky to finish with a 5 and 5 record. The hoopsters will have tri-captains for the first time next year. They are Bob Grenier, Dick Franzen, and Chuck Anderson. With a determined look on hit (ace, Rauhauser wrests boll away from Cardinal opponent. Overall shot show Hanson going for two during South game. Courtney gives last second instructions before game. C 55 ] A Squad Bottom Row: G. WdUc D. Swenson. B. For.nash. S Godm. J. Hanson. D. Franco. C. Anderson, B. Rauhauser. Second Row: B. Grc n.er U. Idstrom D. Nelson P. Bozon.e T. Engfer. J. Johnson J. Landstad. Third Row; Mr. Blake Coach, D. Odcgaard P. McKinley. P. Kennedy, R. Sacrc. P. Beckstrom. L. Knudson W. Horton. Mr. Courtney. Coach. Scores Lettermen Roosevelt 50 Henry . 38 •Hanson. J. Swenson. D. Roosevelt 66 West . 42 •Rauhauser B. Grenier, B. Roosevelt 52 Central . 53 •Weikle. G. Idstrom, D. Roosevelt 58 Southwest 52 Roosevelt 64 Washburn 56 Bozon.e. P. Landstad. J. Roosevelt 57 Edison . 54 Franzen. D. Nelson. D. Roosevelt 59 Marshall . 42 Anderson C. Odegaard, D. Roosevelt .. -.43 North . 44 Forinash. B. ••Horton, W. Roosevelt 63 Vocational . 30 Godin. S. Roosevelt ... 50 South . 45 'denotes second award Twin City denctes manager Roosevelt 56 Mechanic Arts . 38 District Tournament Roosevelt .... 47 Henry ... .. .. . 44 Roosevelt 53 North . 50 Roosevelt 51 Edison . . . . 67 MBM Squad Bottom Row: J. Elfstrum. D. Elfstrum, R. Lernas, P. Christensen, F. Erick-sen. W. Jorgensen. C. Gantrii . Second Row: G. Sommerland. J. Nor-wick, M. Zgodava. R. Johnson D. Odcgaard, L Olson. P. Tavernier. Third Row: W. H. 0. Odegaard, L Graham. C. Johnson, J. Romberg, G. Bell. J. Magnusson. Mr. Blake, Coach. Gymnastics The Roosevelt gymnasts had a very trying season. First North won the city title with Roosevelt finishing a close second. Next came the northwest meet in which the Teddies took another second behind North, 2202.5 to 2175. In the regional meet. North again beat out Roosevelt for first place; this time by only half a point! However, in the state meet Roosevelt turned the tables and defeated North for the state crown. Joe Lagerbauer placed first all-round in the state meet B class. Jerry Downing took second all-round. In C class Mike Kulencamp placed second and Paul Ganske third all-round. D class won only one medal with Brooks Chantry taking first on the parallel bars. bottom Row: R. An- drews. D. Johnton, E. Martin, J. Schuster, P. • cu. Second Row: J. larvath, D. Hermstad. ), Ramberg. G. Hoey. . Griepp. E. McKenny. Arneton. Third Row: t. Kulcnliamp, P. anile G. Borreton. G. arten. E. Schucfc. D. ndrall, T. Runnels. M. rvdion. Fourth Row: . Suess. R. W.lletts. G. owning. J. Lagerbauer, . Anderson, 0. Chns-enten, J. Puppe. Mr. eterson. Coach. Downing {topped in midit of backward summersault on the parallels. Hall ihoots at opposing goalie. Reiter bowls over South St Paul opponent. Hockey City, Region, and State Consolation Champions! This is the record our 1958 hockey team compiled this year. During city play, Roosevelt's only loss was to the Southwest Indians, 4 to 3. The only other team that came close was Henry, whom we defeated 2 to 0. Our biggest margin of victory was 10 points. Ken Erickson, Bud Bjerken, and Jerry Bergstrom were nominated to the All-City team. Erickson, Bjerken, and Reiter were the three top scorers in the city. In non-conference competition our record was 6 and I. The loss was to a hot St. Paul Johnson team. We were victorious over Warroad, Hallock, Anoka, St. Paul Harding and the Alumni. Vic Quale was sidelined during all of the regular season due to ineligibility, but was allowed to play in the state tournament. Upon entering the state tourney, our state championship hopes were crushed in the first game when we lost to South St. Paul, 3 to 2 in overtime. In the next game the Teddies defeated defending state champion International Falls, 2 to I. We then went on to reverse an earlier defeat with a double overtime victory over St. Paul Murray for consolation honors. Reiter stick-handles for control of the puck during Twin City game. Erickson attempts shot past Henry defenseman. 'A Squad MhH. t. H.II � . W.krt.ld, � . j. Bt'gvt'onv J. ScHl«k. L V. oST .0 - G' Second Row: Mr. Johnson Coach. G. Englund D. Lcttcrcr, B. Larson. M. Johnson, Mcinle. M. Gaynor. T. Cooney. D. Slachta. I. Inde. B. Larson. Scores Roosevelt ... II Vocational 1 Roosevelt ... 7 Central 0 Roosevelt ... ... 5 Warroad r Roosevelt .. . 8 Hallock 2 Roosevelt 1 Anoka O' Roosevelt 8 Anoka O' Roosevelt 4 West 0 Roosevelt ... 6 South . 1 Roosevelt .. . 6 Edison . 1 Roosevelt ... 7 Marshall . .. .. 3 Roosevelt 4 Washburn .. 1 Roosevelt ... 2 Henry .. 0 Roosevelt ... o St. Paul Johnson 4 Roosevelt 4 North .. 0 Roosevelt ... 6 St. Paul Hardinq 2 Roosevelt 7 Alumni . . 6' Roosevelt .. 3 Southwest . . 4 Twin City Roosevelt ... I St. Paul Murray 3 State Tournament Roosevelt ... 2 South St. Paul 3 Roosevelt ... 2 International Falls 1 Roosevelt ... 3 St. Paul Murray 2' • Denotes non-conference game • Denotes one overt-mc • Denotes two overtimes Lettermen •••Inde. I. •••Letterer. D. ••Bergstrom. J. ••Bjerken, B. ••Schluck. J. •Dooley. M. •Erickson. K. •Hanson. J. •Quale. V. •Re.ter. R. •Scudder, G. •denotes 2nd award ••denotes 3rd award •••denotes manager Stenquj|(, £. Cooney. T. Englund, G. Faanes, R. Gaynor. M. Hall. T. Johnson, M. Larson. W. Meinke. G. Price, L. Wakefield. 6. B Squad lottom Row: D O'.son C. Hausker. B. Larson P. Scully J. Calhoun, G. Smith D. Svendson T. Marty. Second Row: Mr. M-clkc Coach. I. Iverson. C. Kmg. L. Crawford. C. Hjortaas. P. Walters. F. Bo’stad. D. Madv.g, M. Brad.son. J. Peterson. Skiing Again this year, due to the lack of snow, the skiing season was a month and a half late in starting. It was so bad in fact, that the team had to go out of town to practice. Once the season got going, the ski team finished fourth in city competition. In the city meet they took fourth place. They might have finished first or second but had bad luck in their jumping. In the state meet they finished third in jumping and sixth in cross country. Next year's team will have a nucleus of six returning lettermen of whom Dick Swanson is captain-elect. Let’s all hope they get some snow next year! Wenborg shows nice jumping form. Blii, a Tcddic slalom skiicr. Bottom Row: J. Keohone, G. Chnstensen. D. Swanson, G. Anfinsen. 0. Wenborg, 0. Johnson, R. B i. Second Row: B. Karlscn. T. Knutson, T. Bcrgin, R. Svitalt. T. Silver. K, Babcock, D. Her-big, T. Rosendahl. R. Redenbaugh Mr. D. Johnson, Coach. mi Four Tcddic mermen in 100-yard freestyle. Get set! {Anderson, Johnson, Carlson Shreincr, Jambeck) Mr. Jambeck instructs backstroker. Swimming This year's swimming team wound up in second place with a nine and one record. Their only loss of the season was to a strong Washburn team that went on to take the city championship. In the state meet, which was held in Rochester, the Teddies' 200-yard freestyle relay team took a fourth place. The team was made up of John Jambeck, John Martin, Greg Bjornstad, and Wayne Johnson. Next year Mr. Jambeck will have 10 returning lettermen with whom he should be able to build a strong contender for the city title. With a little good luck and a lot of hard work Mr. Jambeck feels that the swimming team will be back in its winning ways. Bottom Row: R. Fran-zen. V. luken. L Walton. P. Iverson, J. Nicoloff M. Bakkc. J. Day. G. Askerooth. Second Row: W. Johnson. W. Cotz. J. Martin, D. Uphoff. W. L.l,emark. D. Tel-ke, D. Butler. T. Kup-ka. D. Johnson. Third Row: R, Anderson. J. Jambeck. P. Carlson, D. Johnson, D. Schreiner, G. Bjom-stad, D, Sk ff. Mr. Jambeck. Coach. [62] Girls' Leaders Bottom Row: A. Laricn. E. PoI ak. Mils Pr.cc Mill Wilbur, S. Palmer. J. Dahlberq Second Row: L. Brown J. Wood. P. Chmtenion, K. Knapp. J. Felker, 8. Faber. S. Selander. J. Elliott. Third Row: L. Holicher. J. Chclberg. G. Carlson. J. Carlson. B. Fcnstad, C. Boyd. C. Wcnnborg, E. B� own. Fourth Row: L. Koikie P. Noreen. Girls' Sports At the end of the sophomore year, all girls have their choice of the type of gym they wish to take in their junior year. They have their choice of team sports, individual sports, folk dancing, modern dance and leadership. Out of all the girls who sign up for leadership. Rae Wilbur and Shirley Price pick whom they think will make the best leaders. The first semester of their junior year, the girls picked for leadership train every Friday, fourth hour, and referee games one night a week after school. The second semester of their junior and the first semester of their senior years the leaders are assigned to a class. The girls take care of the attendance records, check locks and lockers, referee games, take care of equipment, and help teach the gym classes. Girls' Swimming Team Bottom Row: L Dy jak C. Crandall, J Caicy. M. Karlitrom M. McKenzie. J. Nor ton. Standing: C Karlitrom, C. Grosi er. G. Roth. J. Hon ten. Mi i Price. B Sundall, J. Capron N. Carlion. C63 3 Cage Ball Will they get it over? Girls' Sports Back with us this year from England, where she taught physical education, is Shirley Price. She was a foreign exchange teacher in Norbury Manor Secondary Modern School for Girls. Miss Price said that the athletic programs in the English schools are very much like our own; except that the girls have outside field and track events much like the boys have here. The girls are very athletic minded and practically all of their extra-curricular activities revolve around athletics. Tennis is by far the most popular sport in England. Most all of the sports in which we participate in here are also enjoyed in England; although they are called by different names and have slightly different rules. This year Miss Price coached the girls' swimming and tennis teams. The golf and badminton teams were coached by Miss Wilbur. The girls on the teams find it a lot of fun participating in the sport, and this also gives them a wonderful chance to get to know a lot of girls from other schools. The badminton doubles were won this year by two sophomore girls, Carolyn Karlstrom and Louise Opheim. Carolyn also won the single badminton championship by beating Basketball Champs Bottom Row: Ernst. Freund. Opheim, Swenson. Standing: For-strom Mohcr. Dahl. C. Karlstrom. Badminton Team Bottom Row: Franzen. Tollefsbol. Peterson, Swanson. Standing: M. Karlstrom, Opheim. C. Karlstrom. Swenson. C64] Girls’ Football Catch that pa s! Girls' Basketball Jump, girl , jump! Girls' Sports Gail Franzen, a senior. This was the first time sophomores have ever won both championships. Carolyn and Louise entered the statewide badminton tournament and they won first place for doubles. Carolyn was runner-up in the singles. The co-rec badminton doubles this year were Eileen Brown and Tom Hogan. Carolyn Karlstrom and Jim Johnson, Sandy Swanson and Jim Alinder. They played co-rec doubles teams from other schools. A very exciting girls’ volleyball tournament was held this year. The girls make up their own teams consisting of sophomores, juniors, and seniors. The champs played the champions from other schools. The second semester this year a special gym class was formed for any senior girls who wished to be in it, and who had third period free. They had their choice of what they wanted to do. The girls have always had a very good variety of activities in the 9ym. Football, volleyball, baseball, basketball and deck tennis are among the team sports. For the individual sports classes there is golf, tennis, ping pong, bowling, and badminton. The apparatus and trampoline have always been a favorite. Jan Chclbcrg show her golf form. £653 Typical action during co-rec volleyball game. Junior Volleyball Champs Bottom Row: S. Busse, J. Solum. M. Rauhauscr, M. Ernst. Second Row: J. Niercnhauien, E, Manohan. G. Nordo% G. Budd. Intramural Intramural sports arc a very i mportant part of every school's extra-curricular activities. Roosevelt is to be complimented for the great variety of intramural sports that it offers. The supervision of these activities is handled by the two men gym teachers, Ken Peterson and Dick McWaters. Shirley Price and Rae Wilbur also help out during co-rec volleyball. The first sport that comes up in the fall is intramural football for the boys. Each homeroom is given the opportunity to submit to Sophomore Volleyball Champs Bottom Row: K. McKee, S. Thomby. S. Anderson. Second Row: 0. Erickson N. Kvelberg. C. Anderson. D. Strcge. D. Johnson. 1958 Senior Volleyball Champs S. O'Brien. D. Ringroje D. McM'lan, B. Bicrken, J. Dan.elton D. Engjtrom the sym teachers a list of the boys in their room that are interested in participating. After all the lists are in, Peterson and Mc-Waters draw up a round-robin series. Then every night after school, games are played until they come up with a champion. Next comes basketball. Each homeroom again is given the opportunity to sign up. Then the action begins. There are round-robin contests in each grade. After each grade champion is known, there is a playoff between the grades to determine a school champion. This year, however, the comple- tion of the games had to be called off as the basketball team needed the gym for practicing. The finalists in each grade were as follows: IOth grade, 206 and 320; I Ith grade, 103 and I 13. 219 and I 18. The seniors had not yet reached the finals. But by far the biggest and most popular activity is co-rec volleyball. Each year more than half the school participates. The tournament is a double elimination playoff in each grade. The winners this year were 326, I Oth grade; 103, I Ith grade; and 207, the senior and school champion. B. Nclton it ready to return 0. Joungquut't kill. Olton, Wocttchoff. and Pcdertcn return the terve. £67} You're Out! (Hanson, Reiter) Goodman Heidi grounder at the hot corner.' R. Andenon swings at Weikle's fast-bail. 1957 Lettermen • R. Johnson R. Eikaas •J. Bergstrom J. Engfer •H. Gallagher J. Hanson •J. Hrkal J. Kecly •D. Kahn D. Nash T. Baxter G. Weikle B. Bjerken ••Third award J. Carlson 'Second award A Squad Bottom Row: G. Goodman. G. Weikle, J. Hanson R. Anderson. J. Bergstrom J. Standing. B. Bjcrkcn R. Buhrt, A. Ramiwick. Mr. Mielke. Coach. Second Row; T. Cooney. T. Sorlie B. Bergstrom, T. Engfer. B. Larson. 8. Reiter, D. Nelson. J. Johnson, M. Dooley. Third Row: J. Lundcen, B. Larson G. Meinkc K. Armstrong. D. Fordnck, B. Wakefield. T. Hall, E. Bystedt. [68] Baseball 1957 Weak hitting and a weak defensive infield kept the Teddies from going very far in the 1957 baseball season. They ended up with 3 wins and 5 losses in the Southern Conference. Four of the five losses were by only one run. In non-conference games we won 4. lost 3, and tied 2. The highlights of the season were our two games against Washburn, who became city champion. In our first meeting, Ron Johnson pitched a one-hitter in eight innings to win I to 0. The second contest, however, Ron lost 3 to 2 in fifteen innings. Throughout the season our pitching by Johnson and Weikle was outstanding. But it seemed as though Jerry Bergstrom was the only hitter who had his eye. He finished with an average of about .500. Hank Gallagher was captain last year. Jerry Bergstrom will inherit Hank's duties for the 1958 baseball season. Prospects for the 1958 season are bright. In pitching we have returning letterman Weikle and Keith Armstrong, a junior. Bergstrom and Standing will complete the battery. The infield should be strong, commented Coach Dale Mielke. The outfield remains a question mark as does our power at the plate. Roosevelt's '58 hurlcrt and catcher I ne up. 1957 Scores Roosevelt . , 5 Central 2 Roosevelt 6 South .... 10 Roosevelt 6 West . 4 Roosevelt 1 Washburn 0 Roosevelt 1 Central 2 Roosevelt 3 South 4 Roosevelt 5 West . 6 Roosevelt •Denotes e tra inning . 2 Washburn 3 Sophomore Squad Bottom Row: R. Johnson DeGrcguoire. P. Nelson. G. Hanson Udcn, Price Norwich Svcndson. Second Row: Mr. Swadncr f Homier, Jorgenson. Bundy. R. Iverson. R. Swanson. Garland. Budd, Bymarl. B'adison. Th rd Row: M ller Monahan Ellington y ' ,,c “ • • war'9� ted Calhoun. L Olson. Boninghauscn, Cowan. Milton. Don . C 9] Coach Yngve checks time of Tjosvold, Igleirud. Uphoff and Quick. Track 1957 Our 1957 track team finished the season with a very impressive record. The first meet of the season was the Twin City Relays in which we finished in second place. At the big Carleton Relays we took a fourth place. The Teddies placed second in the Minneapolis Relays. John Elliot set a new Carleton record in the high jump, clearing the bar at 6 feet and % inch. Our two-mile relay team consisting of Uphoff. Larson, Quick, and Ross set a new Minneapolis Relay record. L. C. Hester also set a new school broad jump record. This year's team will have Dick Quick and Dick Uphoff for captains. Some of the outstanding boys will be Quick, Uphoff. Anderson. Godin. Iglesrud, Tjosvold, Olson, and Idstrom. A Squad Bottom Row: Stein. Eidahl, Hew tt. Sheaffer, Ramberq T. OI� on Uphoff. Quick, Arwdson R. Anderson T|o� vold. Igelsrud. Landstad, Pictet Second Row: B'dgc. Wlkinson Kupka D. Johnson, B gelo . Faancs. Zgodava P. Nelson Day. O'Malley, B. Johnson, B. Anderson. Baker. Budolfson. Kovic. Th rd Row: Mi. Su wan Mf. Haynes Coaches. ldst� om. He-se, Chmtensen Hager. Hermanson. Remmen. Beckstrom, God n, Sacre. Schwartz C. Anderson. Kennedy. Golmen, Knapp, Paulson. Mr. Yngvc. Coach. CTO] B Squad Bottom Row: Goodmanson, Bystedt. Morey, R Carlton, Bolton Wick, Walsh Kardosky. Second Row: Mr, Haynes Coach D. Nelson. Magnuson. Kupka, Lindahl, Walton, Graham, Renaut. Pangbern, Lcnon, K. Swanton. • P. Cronen ••LC. Hetter •O. Blcgcn •J. Elliott •M. Eng •L. Hclieth K. Johmon ‘Third award ‘Second award 1957 Lettermen •S. Nelson •J. Peterton •D. Rott •L. Smith W. Bridge G. Butler G. Collier G. Larson R. Quick W. Rauhauser G. Seashore D. Tjosvold R. Uphoff L. Zgodava Big Scott puts the shot. (Godin) C 71 □ Bottom Row: P. Col lier. R. Sack. J. Alin der. K. Kupcho, T Hogan. G. Denham Second Row: R. For trom, G, Carter. D Engttrom. P. Setter holm, J. Brown, J Sche.be, Mr. Skau rud. Coach. Tennis 1957 Last year's tennis team, led by co-captains Jim Kiine and Bill Nitardy, finished fifth in city competition. Their record was 5 wins and 4 losses. Central took the city championship. Tennis has two doubles teams and three singles players. One point is given for the player who wins his match. Then the team with the most points wins. Mr. Skaurud will have a very young team this year although there are three returning lettermen. Dave Ehlen will play number one singles spot with the rest of the positions filled by underclassmen. Equipment Managers Each year thousands of dollars worth of equipment is used by our athletic teams. It is the job of the equipment managers to see that it is issued and that it is returned again at the end of the season. If at any time repairs are necessary, the managers must do it or see that it gets done. All the teams here at Roosevelt owe Mr. Riemcnschneider and the equipment managers a vote of thanks. If any boy is interested in being an equipment manager, he may see Mr. Riemen-schneider in Room 223 and see if he can qualify. 1958 Equipment Managers J. Olson. G. Johnson. L. Koftr Mr. R'.cmcn-tchne.dcr M. Johannes, M. Filipek. c 72 a Denning blatti out of send trap. D. Petersen tees off si Denning, Grant. end Genier await their turn. Golf 1957 Roosevelt, Edison and Washburn were the 1957 Golf city champions. All three teams lost one match. We lost to Edison, Edison lost to Washburn, and Washburn lost to us. All our matches were played at Hiawatha Golf Course. The matches are for 18 holes and are scored on a hole by hole basis. In the 1957 state matches Rolf Deming, defending state champion, went on to capture the state title a second time. Rolf was only a junior, so he is back for the 1958 season. This year's team will lose only one letterman to graduation. Rolf Deming is the 1958 Captain. Courtney helpt Grenier line up putt si Pctcrtcn holdi the flag. Front Row: b M Johnton, L. Grant R. Dem ng, D. Petersen. 8. Grenier. D. Horn . J. Kcohane. Back Row: E Liljemark. R. Olson D. Olton T. Croncn. M. Zentic G. Atkerooth. A. Pacim. B. Thompsov R. Kueberg. Coach Wayne Courtney. wi C iM n jUj-iM M wjU x A y tc t (Af , Jtbu) ? • ud- JJJL a£xu-' ' U U J 'Z ToA 1 0 •.' prtvTK - , n - FEATURES QUEEN: Sharon Thompson KING: Joe Keenan Mary Coppin, Dave Swenson—ATTENDANTS—Mary Jo Woestehoff. Glenn Scudder. HOMECOMING 1957 Barb Walling, Bill Rauhauser—ATTENDANTS—Jackie Gibson. Jon McCollum. The Star Spangled Banner it lung at flag railing. T crown you Queen Sharon Sharon Thompion, Mr. Weill, Joe Keenan, Dr. Nclion. The Science Club decorated the lunchroom. Homecoming 1957 What a day . . . October 18! The air was tense with excitement and you could hear the whispers of 'Who will it be? throughout the auditorium as the five couples proceeded down the aisle to the beautifully decorated royal stage. The suspense was broken when Sharon Thompson and Joe Keenan appeared in the royal attire as our 1957 Homecoming King and Queen. Scops and Gleemen of the court enter- Dccorating the lockert of the royalty ii a tradition. C78] The famous Roosevelt Rockettcs. Dawn lembeckcr entertain ng the royalty. tained the royal couple and the attendents, Mary Jo Woestehoff. Glen Scudder, Mary Coppin, Dave Swenson, Barb Wallins, Bill Rauhauser. Jackie Gibson, and Jon McCollum. As the prosram concluded. King Joe proclaimed a day of joy and gaiety for all. Although Roosevelt failed to Spill the Millers , the day was one of festivity beginning at 7:50 a.m. with the traditional flag raising ceremony on the football field. The schedule for the day featured many new and different ideas including two auditorium programs. The big homecoming dance was held from 10:00 to 11:45 p.m. following the Roosevelt-Washburn game, and for the first time here at Roosevelt a sunlight dance, which attracted many Roosevelt fans, was held after school in the gaily decorated lunchroom. Several alumni cheerleaders were on hand for the afternoon pep fest, featuring numbers by the dance band, Rockettes. an acrobatic dance by Dawn Lembecker. and a ballet dance by Lorraine Holscher. Robin Hood hats and maroon and gold pom-pons populated the Parade Stadium in the evening as the Teds clashed with the traditional rival, Washburn. THc Dance Band plays at the Homecoming Dance. Alumni return for the dance. C 79] King Chuck and candidates: Bennett Melin, Dave Schricncf. Chuck Pollock, Mike Eng, Jim Gillian. Pat Wilson coming to crown the King. Winter Sports Day Winter Sports Day is, according to tradition, one of fun and excitement for all. This year was no exception. The festivities officially opened with a bonfire held the night before. On hand to light the huge pile of Christmas trees were the five king candidates. The students standing in a circle around the fire sang winter songs and with the leadership of the cheerleaders and the Teddie Bear did cheers. The king candidates were also interviewed and they all agreed that this year's Winter Sports Day would be remembered as one of the best in a long time. As school was dismissed on January 17 at 1:15 p.m., the students and teachers lined up behind the One of the Vulcans watching the launching of the locket. The Rockhcadi thow their form on the ice. The Thursday night bonfire. fire engine followed by the cars carrying the royalty which led the parade to Sibley Field. Once at Sibley, the Rockheads, a senior boys' skating line, soon appeared and with them the four Vulcans whose identity is kept secret. Adding variety to the program was the launching of the rocket the X-WSD. The rocket was new this year and although it did not head for outer space it added to the fun of the day. Finally, the moment everyone had been waiting for arrived—the crowning of the king. Pat Wilson, the 1958 Aquatennial Queen of the Lakes was the celebrity who had this honor. Slowly she walked back and forth in front of the five candidates: Mike Eng, Jim Gillian, Bennett Melin, Chuck Pollock and Dave Schreiner. As she placed the crown on the head of Chuck Pollock the clapping and cheering of the crowd showed everyone agreed with the choice. King Chuck reigned over the Blue Tri-Silver Tri hockey game which the Blue Tri won and also the Alumni-Varsity hockey game which the Varsity won 7-6. The King also reigned over the Winter Wonderland Dance” in the evening from 8 p.m. to I 1:30 p.m. c si a Lookout! Here come the Vulcans. The parade to Sibley Field. Dancing in a Winter Wonderland. PRETTIEST HAIR Pat Oentmorc. Gary Thomasson, Linda Schroeder FRIENDLIEST Denny Needham, Janet Anderson PEPPIEST Jon McCollum, Gina Effertx Top Teds Here's to the seniors. This is your year to shine. We. the class of 1958 look forward to the future as a challenge; even so the past will always play a large part in our memories. We will look back on these memories with smiles and tears. We look forward to the fun of starting out on our own, yet we hate to leave Roosevelt and all the wonderful friends we have made. Pictured here are the Top Teds picked to represent the senior class. The job was a difficult one as there were so many who qualified for any one of these titles. In our class of 1958 we surely have had a swell bunch of kids to carry on the Roosevelt banner. MOST ATHLETIC Gail Franxcn, Gary Weikle CONTRIBUTED MOST AND MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Ron Anderson, Jackie Gibson, Bob Homme. Sherri Sclandcr, John Luke BIGGEST FLIRTS AND SHYEST PRETTIEST SMILE Craig Sampson, Virginia Weber. Evelyn West- Dave Swenion. Barb Walling. Jim Gillian berg, Dave Schreiner MOST TALENTED Jim Stewart, Dawn Lcmbcckcr BEST FIGURE AND PHYSIQUE Connie Boyd. Joe Keenan MOST TALKATIVE AND WITTIEST Linda Brown. Larry Lcppa, Marion McKenxie, John Mohr BEST PERSONALITY AND BEST ALL AROUND Mary Bray, Chuck Pollock, Sharon Thompson, Bill Rauhauscr [MU But what it Bordelaisc A la Bordelaisc? Left to Right: S. Olton, B. Rogers, C. Walsh Fore! Left to Right: B. Homme. M. Arvidson, A. McMorrow. J. Ordot, K. Buroker Senior Class Play Beggar on Horseback , under the direction of Pauline Sandboe. was selected as our Senior Class Play to be presented on May 22 and 23rd. This unusual comedy by George S. Kaufman and Marc Connelly is the story of a musician. Neil McRae, and his colorful nightmare. Actually Neil feels he is obliged to marry Gladys Cady, the rich man's daughter. His dream reveals to him the probable consequences in scenes such as the marriage scene where he strolls down the aisle to take place in a ridcu-lous wedding ceremony. In desperation, Neil kills the entire Cady family with his paper knife, and of course, he had to be put on trial for it. However, the ending came through in true Hollywood style and Neil is reconciled with his true lover. The major roles were played by the following: Steve Olson Larry Fransen Carole Folwick Bob Homme .. Anne McMorrow Jim Beaver .... Micky Stein . . Characters Neil McRae . Dr. Albert Rice . Cynthia Mason Mr. Cady . . ... Mrs. Cady Homer Cady . .. ---- Jerry ______ . . Joe Ordos . . Bill Rogers . Nan Bergin Bob Homme . . Edith Ford Mike Arvidson Micky Stein The three understudies for the role of Gladys were Barb Walling. Karen Buroker, and Cathy Walsh. The play also included a ballet by Lorraine Holscher, and a Spanish dance by Terry Andrews. The precision waiters and maids were portrayed by our famous Rockettes. Minor parts were worked out by Margaret Canfield, Charlotte DuBeau, Colleen Billings and Beth Anderson. Bottom Row: M. Arvidson M Stem. Second Row: S. Olton. K. Bcrgm. E. Ford B. Homme. A. McMorrow, C. Folwick, J. Ordot. Third Row: B. Rogert. B. Anderson. C. DuBeau. K. Buroker. B. Wallmg. C. Walth. C. B Kings M. Canfield. P. Sandboe. L. Franten. School Scenes Carnations on Cotton Day Mohr's useful costume at senior party Remember the lunch room at noon with the kids, and the fun on Winter Sport) Day . . . . . . on January 17th with all the activities of the day, and the tart of the new part of the school? Remember the different displays in the case by the office, and the difference the new lights... ...made over the old ones in the halls and classrooms, and who could forget the school itself? yi iiisiii tu; CLASSES JON McCOLLUM, President DICK LANE. Vice President CLASS OFFICERS CW3 VIC QUALE. Treasurer JACKIE GIBSON. Secretary Joanne Johnson. Dan Anderson, station WLOL. Mike Little Elvis” Comer. Joanne Hegrcnes, Phyllis Thompson Senior Class Party This year's Senior Class Party was held on April I I in the school lunchroom. The theme 100 Years of Fashion, was carried out in rea' style with fashions ranging from the first years of Minnesota's statehood until the present time. This was, of course, in accordance with Minnesota's Centennial celebration. The master of ceremonies for the evening was WLOL disk jockey. Dan Anderson. He awarded records to winners wearing the best and most unusual costumes. Entertainment for the evening was provided by members of the senior class and a ten-year-old boy who did impressions of singer. Elvis Presley. Front Row: Franzen Hyde, Froyta, Grobe. McCollum, G bson. Quale, Solbcrg, Cfuistcntcn, C. Johnson L Johnson. Back Row: H I A. Johnson. Che'berg, Fransen. Berg. Brookson. Mr. Riemenschneider. Stenquist. Hathaway Dalke. Dodge. Rollefson. The Senior Executive Board Every Tuesday during the fourth hour, a busy group known as the senior executive board meets in Room I 12 with Mr. Riemenschneider, the adviser of the senior class. Each senior homeroom has one representative on this board. These representatives and the officers of the senior class, John McCollum. president. Dick Lane, vice president, Jackie Gibson, secretary, and Vic Quale, treasurer, throughout the year have planned many unforgettable events. Using the theme one hundred years of fashion, they planned the senior class party which was held in the school lunchroom, Friday. April II, from 7:30 to 11:00 o’clock. Other results of their many hours of discussion and planning were; the senior banquet, newspaper, prom and the trainride to Little Falls. Because of their hard work, the 637 seniors enjoyed a well planned, fun filled year. STAN ABRAHAMSON: Hi-Y. French C ub Latin Club. GERALDINE M. ADAMS: Span ish Club. JAMES KENDALL ALSIP. BONNIE KAY ANDERSON: Blue Tri. Silver Tri. CAROLE L. ANDERSON: SportsmenV Club. Part Time Training. DAROLD C. ANDERSON: Part Time Training. ELIZABETH ANN ANDERSON: F.H.A Drama Club, Library Staff. Sportsmen's Club. Lunchroom Staff. FRANK L. ANDERSON: Norse Club. GORDON A. ANDERSON: Science Club. Board of Governors. JANET MARIE ANDERSON: A Capped Choir. Secretary of Blue Tri. French Club, Science Club. Sportsmen's Club. Chamber Singers. JUDY K. ANDERSON: Blue Tri Silver Tri, Sr. Honor Society. LEROY C. ANDERSON: Library Staff. MARSHALL F. ANDERSON: Science Club. MARY JANE ANDERSON: Silver Tri. Library Staff. Part Time Training. NANCY CAROL ANDERSON: Hi-C, Swedish Club. History Club. Library Staff. Board of Governors, Lunchroom Staff. RONALD DOUGLAS ANDERSON: Science Club. R Club. Cheerleaders. President of Student Council. Board of Governors. Gym Team '57. 58. Swimming '56, '57. 58. Track 58. RUSSELL H. ANDERSON. TERRY G. ANDREWS: A Cappella Choir. Blue Tri. Drama Club. Treasurer of Spanish Club. Council Office Staff. Board of Governors, Sportsmen's Club. GARY PAUL ANFINSEN: R Club. Co- Captain of Ski Team. NANCY CAROL AN- FINSEN: Silver Tri, Pilots Club. Sportsmen s Club. Part Time Training. MARY ALICE ANTIL: German Club. Sportsmen's Club. MARILYN R. ARVIDSON. MICHAEL G. ARVIDSON: R Club. Cross Country 56. 57. 58. Gym Team 57. 58. Track 58. VIRGINIA E. ATWOOD: Hi-C. Sr. Honor Society. C CHARLES R. BACKLIN: Orchestra. Hi-Y. Science Club. ROGER J. BACON. BONNIE LEE BAILEY: F.H.A.. French Club. CAROL A. BAKER: Chamber Singers, Choristers. A Cappella Choir. German Club. BRADLEY ALAN BAKKE. DARRELL WAYNE BALTZER. JEANNE L BARKER: Orchestra. F.H.A.. Hi-C. Part Time Training. WAYNE HOWARD BEACH. JAMES 6. BEAVER: A Cappella Choir, Treasurer of Hi-Y, Drama Club. History Club. Chairman of Council Office Staff. Student Council. JOHN N. BEAVER: Band. Orchestra. A Cappella Choir. President of Hi-Y. Drama Club. Science Club, Pilots Club. MERVYN A. BECKER: Hi-C. Library Staff. MARY ANN BEHNKE: Blue Tri. Science Club. Sportsmen's Club. Drill Team. C«3 GAYLE A. BENSON: A Cappella Choir. Blue Tri. Silver Tri, Sportsmen's Club. MARY D. BENSON: F.H.A.. Spanish Club. TOM J. BENSON: Audio Visual. Wrestling. DIANE M. BENTLEY. BEVERLY J. BENT- SON: Hi-C. Part Time Training. THOMAS K. BERG: Band. R Club. Executive Board Standard Staff. Vice President of Sr. Honor Society. Football 56. 57. Wrestling 58. BILL E. BERG: Science Club. MYRON A. BERGE: Football 57. CAROL BERGGREN. KATHRYN ANN BERGIN: Band. Orchestra. Blue Tri, Hi-C, Drama Club, Spanish Club, Student Council. Sportsmen s Club. DAVID D. BERGLUND: R Club. Studen Council. Board of Governors. RONALD W. BERGQUIST. JERRY A. BERGSTROM: R Club. Base ball ‘56. 57. '58. Football 57. Hockey ’56. '57. 58. DALE F. BERNDT: Hi-Y. Science Club. COLLEEN ELIZABETH BILLINGS: Band, Orchestra, F.H.A.. Silver Tri. Hi-C. Science Club, Secretary-Treasurer of Debate Club. Sportsmen's Club. BERNARD W. BJERKEN: R Club. Execu tive Board. Baseball 57, 58. Football 58. Hockey 56, 57, 58. Treasurer of Junior Class. PAULA JEAN BJORKLEY: A Cap pella Choir, F.H.A.. Blue Tri. Latin Club. Science Club. Sportsmen's Club. GREGORY THOMAS BJORNSTAD: Norse Club. Sr. Honor Society. Swimming 58. JOSEPHINE ELLEN BLEGEN: A Cappella Choir, Choristers. Blue Tri, Silver Tri. Norse Club. Council Office Staff. KENNETH FRANK BLEVINS: Pilots Club. JUDY ANN BORK: Blue Tri. Silver Tri. PAUL R. BORN: Part Time Training. RICHARD ASHER BOWDIN: Band. Orchestra. Choristers, A Cappella Choir, Swimming '56. CONNIE K. BOYD: Blue Tri, Silver Tri. Drama Club, French Club. German Club. Girls' Leaders. Executive Board. Sr. Honor Society. CM] MARUCE J. BRATRUD: F.H.A.. Hi-C. Part Time Training. MARY LEE BRAY: A Cap-pella Choir. Blue Tri. President of Silver Tri, Drama Club. Science Club. Girls’ Leaders. Student Council. Sportsmen's Club. Drill Team. PATRICIA ANN BRAY: Blue Tri. Silver Tri, Board of Governors. GERALD E. BRENNAN. WAYNE F. BRIDGE: R Club. Cross Country 57. Track 57. 58. RUSTY D. BROKAW: R Club. Cheerleaders. Gym Team. ROBERT H. BROOKSON: Hi-Y. R Club. Executive Board. Council Office Staff, Board of Governors. Ethics Committee. Wrestling 57. 58. EILEEN FRANCES BROWN: Blue Tri, Silver Tri, German Club. Girls' Leaders, Executive Board. Sportsmen s Club. Badmin-:on. LINDA MARIE BROWN: F.H.A.. Blue Tri, Silver Tri. Girls' Leaders. Executive Board, Sagamore Staff. Sportsmen's Club. JOANNE BRUDE: Blue Tri. Silver Tri, Hi-C. Executive Board, Sr. Honor Society. Student Council. Library Staff. Golf. C. BURTON BRUNS: Choristers. A Cappella Choir, German Club. Board of Governors. Sportsmen's Club. HAROLD BRUTLAG: Hi-Y, Student Council. KENNETH F. BRYER: L.brary Staff. ROBERT A. BUDOLFSON: Choristers. A Cappella Choir, Board of Governors. Track 58. RONALD T. BUHRT: Hi-Y. Baseball 58. RONALD J. BULLOCK: Science Club. Sr. Honor Society. JUDITH I. BURMEISTER: Blue Tri Silver Tri. SUE BUROKER: A Cap-pella Choir. Blue Tri. Hi-C, Latin Club. Science Club, Council Office Staff. Ethics Committee. C95] DICK M. BYMARK: Hi-Y. ROSE LOR. RAINE CADY: Hi-C. Part Time Training CAROLYN J. CAMERON: F.H.A.. Silve Tri, Hi-C, Office Help. Pilots Club. Sports men s Club, Part Time Training. MARGARET CANFIELD: Choristers, Silve Tri. Vice President of Norse Club. Secretary of Science Club. Executive Board. Standarc Staff. Sr. Honor Society. Student Council Sportsmen's Club. CATHI GAYLE CAN NER: Hi-C. Science Club. Sr. Honor Society PATSY CARLBLOM: Hi-C. DAVID B. CARLSON: Hi-C. Vice President of F.F.A., Sagamore Staff. JERRY R. CARLSON: Treasurer of F.F.A. GLORIA JOYCE CARLSON: Blue Tri. Silver Tri. Girls' Leaders. Sportsmen's Club. HARRY C. CARLSON: Latin Club. Science Club. Sr. Honor Society. JOANNE EVELYN CARLSON: Blue Tri. Silver Tri. Swedish Club. Girls Leaders. LAUREL HELEN CARLSON: Blue Tri. Drama Club. Swedish Club. PETER DAVID CARLSON: French Club. R Club. Co-Captain of Swimming 58. SANDRA M. CARLSON: Orchestra. Silver Tri, Hi-C. Swedish Club. JOAN P. CARL-STROM: Choristers. Hi-C, Swedish Club. Sportsmen s Club. MIKE CARROLL: Hi-Y. Latin Club. ' R Club. Executive Board, Ethics Committee. Wrestling 56. 57. 58. NANCY L CARS-BERG: Choristers. F.H.A., Publicity Chairman of Hi-C. Office Help. Sportsmen s Club. JOSEPH CLYDE CARSON. [.961 GEORGE H. CARTER: Chamber Singers. A Cappella Choir, Latin Club. Vice President of Science Club, Executive Board. Student Council. Tennis '58. EDMUND J. CHATRAS: Science Club, Sportsmen's Club. JANICE C. CHELBERG: A Cappella Choir. Silver Tfi, Blue Tri, Science Club. Girls' Leaders, Sr. Honor Society, Sportsmen's Club, Drill Team. Golf, Tennis '57. 58. WINSTON CHRISLOCK: Sr. Honor Socie ty. DAVID LEE CHRISTENSEN: Choristers. A Cappella Choir. Student Council, Sportsmen's Club. GORDON T. CHRISTENSEN: Band. Hi-Y, Science Club. Sportsmen's Club. Track. Skiing Team. PATRICIA L CHRISTENSEN: Orchestra. Blue Tri. Hi-C, Girls' Leaders. Executive Board. Standard Staff, Council Office Staff. HOWARD E. CHRISTENSON. ELAINE CAROL CHRISTIANSEN: Blue Tri. Norse Club. Science Club. Board of Governors. M. DIANE CHRISTIANSEN: Orchestra. Blue Tri. DENNIS W. CHRISTO: German Club. Science Club. Executive Board. Sportsmen s Club. NADINE D. CHRISTOFFER: Choristers. F.H.A., Blue Tri. Vice President of French Club. Sr. Honor Society. Pilots Club. Sportsmen's Club. GARY P. CHRISTOPHERSON. RENEE M. CHRISTOPHERSON: Sr. Honor Society. EDWARD T. CONROY: Stage Technician. JEANNE A. COOLIDGE: A Cappella Choir. Blue Tri. Silver Tri. Latin Club. MARY JEAN COPPIN: Blue Tri. Silver Tri. Drama Club. Norse Club. Homecoming Attendant. DIANNE CARLA CORAZZA: President of Spanish Club. Science Club. Sr. Honor Society, Sportsmen's Club. C97] MICHAEL J. CORCORAN: Hi-Y, President of Norse Club, Executive Board. Pilots Club. Sportsmen's Club. JAMES COURTNEY. TIMOTHY A. CRONEN: Sr. Honor Society, Sportsmen's Club. JOANNE MARIE CULVER: Band. Orchestra. Blue Tri. JOHN RAYMOND DAHL: Hi-Y. Sr. Honor Society, Cross Country '56. Track 56. JUDITH KAY DAHLBERG: Choristers, A Cappella Choir. Blue Tri. Girls’ Leaders. Student Council, Drill Team. DONNA MAE DALKE: F.H.A.. Blue Tri. Silver Tri. JEAN H. DANIELSON: Choristers, Drama Club. JOAN A. DAVIS: Blue Tri, Drama Club. Norse Club. Science Club. LYLE DAVIS. DEAN ROSS DeHARPPORTE: Science Club. Mathematics Club. ROLF DEMING: History Club, R’” Club. Executive Board. Sports Editor of Standard Staff. President of Sr. Honor Society, Student Council. Board of Governors. Captain of Golf Team 56. 57, '58. SUSAN RUTH DENNIG: Choristers, A Cappella Choir, Blue Tri. Girls' Leaders. PATRICIA R. DENSMORE: Sportsmen's Club. Drill Team. Flag Twirlers. MARY KAY DEN-ZER: F.H.A., Hi-C, Drama Club. DARRELL C. DeVILLIERS: Band. Orchestra. Leader of Swing Band, Student Council. PETER J. DIBBLE: Pilots Club. DIANA L. DILLE: Orchestra. F.H.A., Part Time Training. C98] DEBORAH JEAN DODGE: Blue Tri. Hi-C. Drama Club, Science Club, Executive Board. Sr. Honor Society. VERNON DOMBROW-SKY. GERALD T. DOWNING: R Club. Gym Team 56, 57, ‘58. CHARLOTTE ANN DuBEAU: Blue Tri. Sil ver Tri. Student Council. Sportsmen's Club RICHARD M. DUFF: Science Club, Mathe matics Club. BEVERLY DUNCAN: Choris ters. F.H.A., Blue Tri, Board of Governors Sportsmen's Club. MICHELE MIRIAM DUNN: Silver Tri. German Club, Part Time Training. STEPHEN R. DUNN: Chamber Singers, Choristers. A Cappella Choir. SUSAN MARIE DUNN: Choristers. F.H.A., Sportsmen's Club, Swimming. THOMAS E. DURIGAN: Sportsmen's Club. RON J. DUSCHIK: Audio Visual. DOUGLAS CHARLES DUSTERHOFT. [99] IRIS D. DyBWAD: Science Club. Sportsmen’s Club. Drill Team. SHERRIE DyjAK. MARLyN L. DyNNESON. DAVID L EASTHAGEN: Norse Club, Sportsmen’s Club. ROBERT DUANE ECKERT: ”R” Club, Wrestling 57. '58. CONNIE FAy ECKMAN: F.H.A. Hi-C. Science Club. Sportsmen's Club. JACK BRADLEY EDWARDS: Hi-Y, Hi-C Sportsmen’s Club. VIRGINIA C. EFFERTZ: Blue Tri. Silver Tri. Science Club. Cheer leaders. Ethics Committee. Sportsmen’s Club Drill Team. DAVID M. EHLEN: Band. Hi-Y R Club. Executive Board. Student Council, Tennis. MARY LUCILLE EIDE: Band. Hi-C. PAUL H. EIDE: Band. Orchestra. Sr. Honor Soci ety. CAROL JEAN ELLIOTT: F.H.A., Blue Tri, Spanish Club. Science Club, Girls' Leaders. Sr. Honor Society. Board of Governors. Sportsmen's Club. LEORA JEAN ELLWOOD: Band. Blue Tri. Secretary of Hi-C. ALAN C. ELWOOD: Hi-Y. Council Office Staff. Student Council. Board of Governors. Ethics Committee. MICHAEL K. ENG: 'R’’ Club. Board of Governors. Football 57. 58. Track '56. 57. 58. GARY DUANE ENGER: Part Time Train ing. Gym Team 56, 57. RICHARD A. ENG-STROM: Vice President of Hi-Y. YVONNE RENEE EPLAND: Blue Tri. Drama Club. Spanish Club, Science Club. Standard Staff. Drill Team. Sportsmen's Club. DAVID ALLEN ERICKSON: Latin Club. Science Club. Sr. Honor Society. KENNETH ARNOLD ERICKSON: ”R' Club. Student Council. Board of Governors. Football '56, ’57. Hockey '57. '58. MURIEL ELAINE ERICKSON: Chamber Singers. Choristers. A Cappella Choir. Blue Tri. Silver Tri, Science Club. ROBERT R. ERICKSON. VICKI J. ERICKSON: Hi-C. Council Office Staff. Board of Governors. VIVIAN ELAINE ERICSON: Choristers, Blue Tri. Hi-C. Swedish Club. Executive Board, Council Office Staff. C 100] BEVERLY A. EVANS. SANDRA MARY EVENS: F.H.A.. Silver Tri, Student Council. EVETTE LAVONNE FABEL: F.H.A.. Silver Tri, Office Help. Part Time Training. BONNIE T. FABER: A Cappella Choir. Blue Tri. Silver Tri. Norse Club. Science Club. Girls’ Leaders. Council Office Staff. WESLEY A. FALES. JOANELL ELEANOR FEL-KER: Choristers. A Cappella Choir. F.H.A., French Club. Science Club. Girls' Leaders. Executive Board. Student Council, Sportsmen s Club. CAROLYN MARIE FELT: Choristers. Blue Tri. Silver Tri. German Club. BONNIE G. FENSTAD: Blue Tri, Drama Club. Girls Leaders. Board of Governors, Sportsmen's Club. Drill Team. Flag Twirlers. KATHLEEN ANN FILIPEK: F.H.A., Blue Tri. Sportsmen's Club. KATHLEEN LAURIE FITZ: Blue Tri Silver Tri. Swedish Club. Council Office Staff. LORRAINE ELLEN FJONE: Blue Tri. SUSAN M. FLIKEID: Part Time Training. C l«l 3 RUTH ELLEN FLOYD: Chamber Singers. Choristers. A Cappella Choir. Silver Tri, Latin Club. CAROLE JEAN FOLWICK: Or- chestra, Blue Tri, Hi-C. Drama Club. Science Club, Sagamore Staff. Sr. Honor Society. Student Council. Sportsmen s Club. EDITH MARTHA FORD: Band. Blue Tri. Hi-C. Treasurer of Drama Club, German Club. Science Club. Sr. Honor Society. Pilots Club. ROBERT JAMES FORINASH: Executive Board. Student Council, Basketball Team. MARIANNE G. FORS: Blue Tri. Silver Tri, Swedish Club. Sportsmen’s Club. RAYMOND S. FORSMAN. MARY CHARMAINE FORSYTHE: F.H.A Silver Tri, Sportsmen's Club. LARRY D. W. FRANSEN: Drama Club. Science Club. Ex ecutive Board, Sagamore Staff. Pilots Club Board of Governors. GAIL R. FRANZEN: A Cappella Choir, Blue Tri, Hi-C, Science Club Executive Board. Treasurer of Sr. Honor So ciety, Golf, Swimming '56. Tennis, Badmin ton. GARRY V. FRAZIER: RM Club. Footbal' '56. CELA L. FRIEDMAN: Choristers, Blue Tri. Silver Tri. Hi-C. Science Club. LESTER I. FROYSA. LORNA EIDE FROYSA: Blue Tri. Silver Tri. Executive Board. PATRICIA CAROL FU- DALLY: Choristers, F.H.A.. Silver Tri Science Club. Council Office Staff. Sportsmen's Club. BRUCE GAMER: Hi-C. DENNIS J. GANNON. PAUL F. GANSKE: Stage Technician. Gym Team. EUGENE F. GARDNER. GLORIA JEAN GARVEY: Silver Tri. Part Time Training. KENNETH DALE GAUSTAD: Norse Club. CAROLYN ELAINE GEHLSEN: Blue Tri, Silver Tri. Secretary of Sportsmen's Club. Drill Team. DONNA I. GIBBISH: Choristers, Blue Tri. Student Council. JACQUELYN ANN GIBSON: A Cappella Choir. President of Blue Tri, Girls Leaders, Executive Board, Secretary of Senior Class, Student Council. Board of Governors. Ethics Committee, Sportsmen's Club. Homecoming Attendant. BONNIE LEE GIESEKE: Band. Silver Tri. French Club, Sr. Honor Society. Pilots Club. Student Council. E l 2] JAMES ANTHONY GILLIAN: “R Club. President of Pilots Club. Board of Governors. Football. Winter Sports Day Attendant. ELAINE MARIE GJERTSEN: F.H.A.. Blue Tri. Silver Tri. JAMES THOMAS GLADHILL PATRICIA A. GLADHILL: Swedish Club. Office Help. Sasamorc Staff. THOMAS M. GMITRO: Science Club. Sr. Honor Society. Student Council. Sportsmen's Club. SCOTT A. GODIN: R Club, Executive Board. Sr. Honor Society. Student Council. Board of Governors. Basketball '58. Football '57. 58. Track '58. GENE M. GOODMAN: R Club. Football '57. ANDREA KAY GOUDIE: Latin Club. German Ciub, Vice President of Debate Club. Sr. Honor Society. Student Council. Vice President of Vital Events Forum. JACQUELINE M. GREENDAHL: Silver Tri. Norse Club. Library Staff. Part Time Training. GARRY GRIMES. MARILYN JOANNE GROBE: Orchestra. Blue Tri. Spanish Club. Science Club. Executive Board. Pilots Club. Council Office Staff. Student Council. Board of Governors. JUDITH SHARON GROTH: Band. Silver Tri. Norse Club. DENNIS P. GROTHE: Norse Club. Sportsmen's Club. HARRIET E. GUSTAFSON: Hi-C. Part Time Training. SANDRA RUTH HAAS: Blue Tri. Office Help. Swedish Club. Science Club. Sportsmen's Club. BARBARA E. HAFVENSTEIN: F.H.A., Blue Tri, Drama Club. History Club. Office Help. Library Staff. KAREN LOIS HAGEN: F.H.A., Hi-C. Part Time Training. ROBERT A. HAGEN: Swedish Club. Board of Governors. [103] JANE T. HALGRIMSON: Blue Tri. Sports-men's Club, Drill Team. ANGELO HALKIS. LAWRENCE E. HALLOFF. GARY L. HALVERSON. GRACE MARIE HAMEISTER: F.H.A. HELEN MARGARET HAMILTON: Choristers. A Cappella Choir Silver Tri. SONNIE J. HAMILTON: Orchestra. Hi-C, Spanish Club. PHILLIP V. HANKLAND: Audio Visual, Stage Technician. GEOFFREY E. HANSON: Science Club. R Club, Standard Staff. Board of Governors. Wrestling 58. JOEL FREDRIC HANSON: Band. Secre-tary of Hi-Y, R Club. Hockey. JOHN DENNIS HANSON: “R Club. Board of Governors, Baseball 57. 58. Basketball '57, 58. Football 57. LESLEY ANN HANSON: A Cappella Choir. Blue Tri. Silver Tri, Drama Club. Sportsmen s Club. ROBERT C. HANSON: Hi-Y. ROSEMARY LOUISE HANSON: Blue Tri. French Club. Science Club. Ethics Committee. Drill Team. SAUNDRA LEE HANSON: Blue Tri. Norse Club. Science Club, Girls’ Leaders. Pilots Club. Sportsmen s Club. Drill Team, Majorette. Student Council, Board of Governors. WAYNE BRUCE HANSON. GEORGE DANIEL HARDEN: Orchestra. Drama Club. Latin Club. Treasurer of Debate Club, History Club. DAVID RUSSELL HARDER: Science Club. Sr. Honor Society. Sportsmen’s Club. i: RICHARD G. HARRIS: Audiovisual. Drama Club. Science Club. President of Debate Club. Stage Technician. SHARON LUCILLE HARRIS: Hi-C. Science Club. Sportsmen's Club. BEVERLY CAROL HARRISON: Choristers, Blue Tri, Silver Tri. Sportsmen's Club. GLENYS ANNETTE HART: Blue Tri. Drama Club. Norse Club. Pilots Club. Sportsmen's Club. GARY HERBERT HARTEN: Audio Visual. KAREN M. HARVATH: Choristers. Hi-C. Sagamore Staff. MIKE W. HASTINGS. CAROLYN J. HATHAWAY: A Cappella Choir. Blue Tri, Treasurer of Latin Club. Executive Board. Sr. Honor Society. Sportsmen's Club. TOM R. HAZEL. KENNETH CARL HEDWALL: Band. Vice President of Hi-C. JOHN CLIFFORD HEG-GEM; Chamber Singers. Choristers. A Cappella Choir. Norse Club. JOANNE MARION HEGRENES: F.H.A., Sportsmen's Club. RICHARD ARNOLD HEISE: Science Club. Standard Staff. Sr. Honor Society. JANICE HEISICK: F.H.A.. Drama Club. Board of Governors. Sportsmen's Club. JOHN W. HELGOE: Hi-Y. Treasurer of Sportsmen's Club. GLORIA HELMERICK: Choristers. F.H.A.. Blue Tri, Silver Tri, Sr. Honor Society. JANET MAY HELMS: Blue Tri. Sijvef Sportsmen's Club. Drill Team. Swimming. Tennis. Badminton. SHARON MARIE HEL-SETH: F.H.A., Sportsmen s Club. Swimming. C 105 ] KENNETH EARL HENDRICKSON: Band. Orchestra. Science Club. Sr. Honor Society. Sportsmen’s Club. VIRGINIA G. HEN-DRICKSON: Blue Tri, Silver Tri, Scienc-: Club, Board of Governors. Sportsmen’s Club. JUDITH H. HENNEM AN: A Cappella Choi Blue Tri. Hi-C, Latin Club. Sr. Honor Society Board of Governors. DAVID H. HERBIG: Skiing Team ’56. 57 58. JEAN HERMANSON. JAN L. HERR MANN: Part Time Training. Nurse’s Aid. BARBARA ANN HILL: Blue Tri. Silver Tri. Executive Board. NANCY LOUISE HILL: Latin Club. Cheerleaders. Standard Staff. Sr. Honor Society. Student Council. Sportsmen’s Club. SHARON LEE HOAGLUND. JOHN N. HOBBS: Orchestra. Hi-Y. Science Club. Sr. Honor Society. MERIDETH HELEN HODGE: Blue Tri. Silver Tri, Latin Club. CAROL A. HOFFMANN: Blue Tri. Silver Tri. German Club. Science Club. Board of Governors. GERALD CLIFFORD HOFFSTROM: Band. Swing Band. Science Club. Sportsmen's Club. PHILIP A. HOLFORTY. LORRAINE HELEN HOLSCHER: Blue Tri. Drama Club. Girls’ Leaders. Rockettes. JACK HOLTON. PATRICIA ANN HOLM-BERG: Choristers. Silver Tri. Hi-C. Sportsmen’s Club. ROBERT ONAN HOMME: Hi-Y, Drama Club. President of Science Club. R Club. Sr. Honor Society. Student Council, Football 56. 57. Board of Governors, Council Office Staff. CI06 3 MARCIA LOUISE HOW: Choristers. A Cappella Choir, F.H.A.. Blue Tri, Council Office Staff. Board of Governors. Sportsmen's Club. JUDITH L. HOWE: Chonsters. Blue Tri. Secretary-Treasurer of History Club. JUDITH ANN HRKAL: Choristers. Blue Tri. Standard Staff. Board of Governors. Sportsmen’s Club. SHARON LEE HUDSON: F.H.A.. Hi-C. Norse Club. Sr. Honor Society. TOM C. HUDSON. JOHN ROBERT HUGO: Orchestra. Vice President of Latin Club. President of History Club. Sagamore Staff. Sr. Honor Society. GARY W. HUME: Orchestra. Science Club. Sr. Honor Society, Mathematics Club. CAROL JEAN HUMPHREYS: F.H.A.. Hi-C. CHRISTINE JOANNE HURSH: Blue Tri Silver Tri, German Club, Library Staff. LAWRENCE R. HUSS: Choristers. A Cap pella Choir. LOIS JEAN HYBBEN: F.H.A.. Blue Tri. Silver Tri, Drama Club. Office Help. Golf. MARY LOUISE HYDE: Choristers. A Cappella Choir. Blue Tri, Secretary of Spanish Club. Executive Board. Council Office Staff. Board of Governors. Sportsmen's Club. DAVID JOHN IDSTROM: Band. Latin Club. Science Club. R Club. Executive Board. Basketball 58. Track '58. SHARON JEAN JACOBSON: Sportsmens Club. JOHN T. JAMBECK: Spanish Club. Science Club. R Club. Swimming 56. 57. ‘58. MARCELLA ANN JANGULA: Part Time Training. GWENYTH DEE JENKINS: F.H.A., Blue Tri. Silver Tri. SUSANNE RUTH JENKINS: Band. Blue Tri. Hi-C. Secretary of Pilots Club. Sportsmen's Club. Tennis. Badminton. C 107 2 GALE JOAN JENSEN: Blue Tri, German Club, Executive Board. Council Office Staff. Board of Governors. Drill Team. RONALD H. JENSEN: Science Club. R Club. Coun cil Office Staff. Board of Governors. Foot ball ‘56. '57. ARTHUR PAUL JOHNSON: Hi-C, Part Time Training. AUDREY MURIEL JOHNSON: Silver Tri Science Club. Executive Board. Standarc Staff, Student Council, Sportsmen s Club BEVERLY J. JOHNSON: Silver Tri. German Club. Sportsmen s Club. Part Time Training BRIAN W. JOHNSON: Chamber Singer Choristers. A Cappella. Pilots Club, Hockey. CAROL DARLEEN JOHNSON: Orchestra. Chamber Singers. Choristers, A Cappella Choir. Science Club. Hi-C. Sportsmen s Club. CAROL A. JOHNSON: Choristers. A Cap pella Choir. Silver Tri. Secretary of Latin Club. Science Club. Student Council. Sr. Honor Society. Executive Board. DAVID L. JOHNSON: Audio Visual. R” Club. Sr. Honor Society. Student Council. Board of Governors. Swimming. JIM T. JOHNSON: Choristers. Science Club. Track 56. 57. JOANNE K. JOHNSON: Blue Tri, Cheerleaders. Executive Board. Board of Governors. Ethics Committee. Drill Team. Majorette. LAUREL ANN JOHNSON: Chamber Singers. A Cappella Choir. Blue Tri. Science Club. Secretary of Sr. Honor Society. Student Council. LOIS ANN JOHNSON: Chamber Singers, A Cappella Choir. Blue Tri, Norse Club. Executive Board. Drill Team. MICHAEL C. JOHNSON: R Club. Ethics Committee. Hockey 58. PAUL JOHNSON: Norse Club. ROBERT C. JOHNSON: Execut.ve Board. Board of Governors. SANDRA LEE JOHNSON: Silver Tri. Swedish Club. SHARON JOHNSON: Hi-C. Norse Club. Pilots Club. Z io 3 SHARON SUE JOHNSON: Blue Tri. Sec retary of Spanish Club. Executive Board, Sr. Honor Society. Student Council. VIRGINIA MAE JOHNSON: F.H.A.. Blue Tri. Silver Tri, Drama Club. Drill Team. WAYNE CARL JOHNSON: R Club. Student Council. Football 57. CAROLYN M. JONES: Choristers. A Cap pella Choir. Hi-C, Sr. Honor Society. BARBARA JEANNE JOSEPH. DAVID C. JOUNGQUIST: H,-y. Science Club. MARIAN RUTH KARLSTROM: Hi-C. Ger-man Club. Science Club. Sr. Honor Society, Golf. Swimming. Tennis. Badminton. NORMA L. KAWELL: F.H.A., Rockettes. Sports men's Club. KAREN R. KEAGLE: Blue Tri. Silver Tri, Pilots Club. Library Staff, Sportsmen's Club. Drill Team. JOSEPH E. KEENAN: R Club. Student Council, Track. Gym Team 56. '57, '58. MAURENE A. KEENER: Pilots Club. Library Staff, Sportsmen's Club. Part Time Training. VIRGINIA GAIL KEPS: Chamber Singers. Choristers, A Cappella Choir. Drama Club. French Club. German Club. Science Club. LEVERN KINGSBERG: Sportsmens Club. Cross Country. Track. BEVERLY E. KJONA: A Cappella Choir. Blue Tri. Silver Tri. Hi-C. Sportsmen s Club. CAROLE T. KLINE: Library Staff. KATHLEEN RAE KNAPP: Secretary of Latin Club. Science Club. Girls’ Leaders, Pilots Club, Student Council. Drill Team, Flag Twirlers. DONNA RAE KOLESAR: Blue Tri, Silver Tri, Board of Governors. LA-VONNE KOSKIE: F;.H.A.. Blue Tri. Silver Tri. Girls' Leaders. Pilots Club. riov] DICK J. KOTALIK: Sportsmen's Club. GARY CHARLES KOTTKE: Football 57. MAR. GARET ANN KOUCKY: Blue Tri. Silver Tr Latin Club, Science Club. GENE R. KRAGNESS: French Club. Counc Office Staff, Board of Governors. JAMES T. KRUGER. MICHAEL R. KULENKAMP R” Club. Gym Team 57, '58. DEANNA RITA KUNKEL: Board of Governors. Sportsmen s Club. KEITH R. KUP-CHO: Science Club. R Club, Baseball, Wrestling. KENT R. KUPCHO: Science Club. Sagamore Staff. DAVID R. KUPKA: Science Club. Mathematics Club. ANNETTE KUYKENDAHL LAWRENCE JOSEPH LAGERBAUER: Sr. Honor Society. Board of Governors, Gym Team '57, '58. JAMES RUSSELL LANDSTAD: Swedish Club. Audio Visual, History Club, Standard Staff, Sportsmen's Club, Swimming ‘56. RICHARD D. LANE: R Club. Executive Board. Sr. Honor Society. Student Council. Board of Governors. Sr. Class Vice President. Football. Track. Wrestling. DIANE B. LANK-TON: Part Time Training. MARILYN A. LARK: Librarian of Hi-C. AUDREE DIANNA LARSEN: Silver Tri. Girls' Leaders. CAROL DIAN LARSIEN: F.H.A.. Drama Club. Pilots Club. C1103 BONNIE CORINNE LARSON: Band. Or-chestra. F.H.A.. Blue Tri, French Club, Science Club. Rockettes. Sr. Honor Society. Pilots Club. BRUCE C. LARSON: Audio Visual. Stage Technician. CAROL ANN LARSON: Band, Orchestra. A Cappella Choir. Silver Tri, Hi-C, Latin Club. Science Club. Sr. Honor Society. CHARLES W. LARSON: Band. President of Orchestra. Swing Band. JAMES F. LARSON: Science Club, Sportsmen's Club. Equipment Manager. KAREN ROSE LARSON: F.H.A.. Hi-C. Office Help. KAROL LARSON. KATHRYN JANE LAR- SON: Board of Governors. Part Time Training. MICHAEL W. LARSON. KATHLEEN ANNE LAVELL: Choristers. Science Club. Sportsmen s Club. SHARON ANN LEAF: Part Time Training. SHARON KATHRYN LEDELL: Hi-C. JOHN L LEE: Hi-Y, Science Club. Sportsmen's Club. JERRY W. LEIGHTON. LANCE J. LEIPOLD: A Cappella Choir, Spanish Club, Sr. Honor Society. DAWN S. LEMBECKER: Blue Tri. Silver Tri. French Club. Student Council. Drill Team. Majorette. LARRY D. LEPPA: German Club. R Club. Sr. Honor Society. Council Office Staff. Student Council. Board of Governors, Ethics Committee. Football '56. '57. DONALD LEVOIR: Skiing Team '56. 57, 58. [IN J SANDRA RAE LINDAHL: Blue Tri. Silver Tri, German Club, Board of Governors. Drill Team, Majorette. SUZANNE KAY LINDAHL: Choristers. A Cappella Choir, Blue Tri, Silver Tri, German Club, Council Office Staff, Board of Governors, Drill Team. Ma jorette. KAREN E. UNDO: Silver Tri, Ger man Club. Secretary of Norse Club. AUDREY UNDSTROM: F.H.A., Blue Tr Silver Tri, Science Club, Sagamore Staff Pilots Club. Library Staff. Sportsmen's Club Vice President of Henn. County Jr. Rec Cross Chapter. JENNY MAE MARY ANN LINNEMON: German Club. Pilots Club BARBRO M. E. LINNROS: A Cappella Choir. Swedish Club, Science Club, Student Council, American Field Service Exchange Student. ROBERT A. LOHMAR: Band, Swing Band, Science Club, Sportsmen's Club. BARBARA G. LONG: Blue Tri. Sportsmens Club. SHERLIE A. LORENSEN: Blue Tri. Silver Tri. Norse Club. Sportsmen's Club. JON C. LUKE: Orchestra. Science Club. Sr. Honor Society, President of Mathematics Club. KAREN SUE LUND: Chamber Singers. Choristers, Vice President of Drama Club. Latin Club. Office Help. Sagamore Staff. Council Office Staff. VIRGINIA MARIE LUTSEY: F.H.A.. Blue Tri, Silver Tri. Science Club. Sportsmen's Club. GARY L. F. LUZAR: F.F.A. JON A. Mc-COLLUM: R Club. Cheerleaders, Execu- tive Board. Council Office Staff, Student Council, Board of Governors, Ethics Committee. President of Senior Class. JOANNE JEAN McCONNELL: Silver Tri, Sportsmen's Club. JUDY B. McELROY: Library Staff. Sportsmen's Club. KATHLEEN ANN McGOV-ERN: Band. Drama Club, Standard Staff. Sr. Honor Society. MARION D. McKENZIE: F.H.A.. Blue Tri, Sportsmen's Club. Swimming. CM2 3 DIANE J. McMILLAN: Band. Science Club. Sportsmen’s Club. J. MICHAEL McMILLIN: Latin Club. Science Club. Executive Board, Standard Staff. ANNE MARIE McMOR-ROW: Blue Tri. Silver Tri. Drama Club. Latin Club. Science Club. Sagamore Staff. Sr. Honor Society, Golf, Swimming. Badminton. MARK R. MADVIG. DENNIS LEE MASTERS: Part Time Training. DIANE CECILE MAUREN: Choristers. Part Time Training. BOB MAYER. BENNETT D. MELIN: Cham ber Singers. Choristers. President of A Cap-pella Choir. Hi-C. Pilots Club. Student Coun-cl. THOMAS ALAN MIDTBO: H. Y, E ecutive Board. Student Council. Sportsmen’s Club. CAROLYN RAE MILLER: Blue Tri. Silver Tri. Sportsmen’s Club. KATHRYN ANN MILLER: F.H.A., Blue Tri, Silver Tri. Science Club. Sagamore Staff. Sportsmen's Club. LEONARD J. MILLER: Part Time Training. Swimming. [113!] MARILYN L. MILLER: Spanish Club. RICH-ARD E. MILLER: Board of Governors, Football. GARY A. MITCHELL: F.F.A. DAVID E. MOBERG. JOHN F. MOHR: Science Club. R Club. Executive Board. Council Office Staff, Board of Governors. Ethics Committee. Wrestling. TOM MOORE. RICHARD W. MOREUS: Science Club. R Club. Council Office Staff. Board of Governors. Cross Country '56. 57. Trade 58. MARCIA ARDICE MORTON: Silver Tri Board of Governors, Sportsmen's Club. JOYCE ANNE MOSCHOGIANIS. ELSA K. MULLER: Chamber Singers. Chor-isters, A Cappella Choir. Blue Tri. French Club. RONALD J. MYRBILL: Hi-Y. Swedish Club. DENNY P. NEEDHAM: R Club. Executive Board. Football. Vice President of Junior Class. BARBARA JEAN NELSON: Blue Tri. Sportsmen s Club. Drill Team. Tennis 57. CURTIS A. NELSON. DALE OLIVER NELSON. DELORES C. NELSON: F.H.A.. Silver Tri. Part Time Training. JOHN E. NEUWIRTH. JANICE EILEEN NELSON: Silver Tri. MOLLIE C. NESHEIM: Choristers. Blue Tri. Silver Tri, Hi-C, German Club. ROBERT JOHN NESSEL: Band. Hi-Y. Science Club. Pilots Club. DAVID P. NESTON: Band. Hi-Y. Swing Band. Science Club. Sportsmen's Club. RICHARD A. NEUMANN: R ' Club. Board of Governors. Sportsmen's Club. Football 57. GLEN A. NELSON: Stage Technician. KAREN LORRAINE NORBLOM: Blue Tri. Silver Tri. Latin Club. [1H3 ROGER L. NORBLOM: Band. NANCY MAY NORBY: Blue Tri. Council Office Staff. KERMIT JOHN NORD: Sr. Honor Society, Mathematics Club. PHYLLIS KAY NOREEN: Blue Tri. Girls' Leaders. Executive Board. Council Office Staff. Board of Governors. Sportsmen’s Club. LYNN CYRENE NORTHWAY: Choristers. A Cappella Choir. Hi-C, Science Club. Sr. Honor Society. Council Office Staff. JANICE L. NORTON: Band. Orchestra. Blue Tri. Sportsmen's Club. Swimming. Tennis. ANDREA NYBERG: Blue Tri. Drama Club. Science Club. Sr. Honor Society. Sportsmen's Club. MARILYN S. NYLANDER: F.H.A. SHARON NEOMI O'BRIEN: Science Club. Library Staff. Sportsmen’s Club. DANIEL J. ODEGAARD: R Club. Board of Governors. Basketball 57, 58. JOHN D. OLAFSON: Science Club. Board of Governors. Cross Country 58. DIANE J. OLEAN: F.H.A., Silver Tri. Executive Board. LORRAINE ANN OLSEN: Choristers. A Cappella Choir, Blue Tri. Silver Tri. Girls Leaders. STEPHEN M. OLSEN: President of Latin-French Club. Vice President of German Club. Science Club. Executive Board, Sr. Honor Society. WILLIAM L OLSEN: Chamber Singers. A Cappella Choir. Audio Visual. Science Club. Student Council. ARLEEN J. OLSON: F.H.A.. H C. BARBARA ANN OLSON: Chorister A Cappella Choir. Silver Tri. Office Help. Sportsmen s Club. DONNA MAE OLSON: Chor isters. A Cappella Choir. Silver Tri. Science Club. Sr. Honor Society. Pilots Club. Sportsmen's Club. r ms] JANET O. OLSON: Choristers. Drama Club. LAWRENCE EDWARD OLSON. PATRICIA LAWAYNE OLSON: Choristers. Blue Tri. Swedish Club. RALPH A. OLSON: Latin Club. Board 0I Governors, Football 56. RICHARD OLSON: Science Club. Vice President of P lots Club. Sportsmen s Club. ROBERT E. OLSON: Latin Club. RONALD E. OLSON: Chamber Sinsers, Choristers. A Cappella Choir. Hi-C. Science Club. SHARON LOU OLSON: F.H.A. Blue Tri. Science Club. Office Help. Pilots Club. THOMAS GARFIELD OLSON: Or chestra. Hi-C. Vice President of Swedish Club. Science Club. R Club. Executive Board, Cross Country '57. Track 58. ELLIOTT L. OLSSON: Audio Visual. Span-ish Club. Debate Club. Baseball 58. Student Manaser. JOSEPH COOKE ORDOS: Drama Club, Library Staff. JOYCE LYNN OREDSON. DOUGLAS DUANE OSTRANDER: Chamber Sinsers. A Cappella Choir, Drama Club. Spanish Club. Library Staff. GERALD EUGENE OTTO: Choristers. A Cappella Choir. Audio Visual. ALBERT E. PACINI: A Cappella Choir, Latin Club. INGRID VIVIANNE PALM: F.H.A.. Blue Tri. Silver Tri. Swedish Club. SANDRA LEE PALMER: Blue Tri, Secretary-Vice President of German Club. Science Club. Girls' Leaders. Standard Staff. Sportsmen's Club. GARY BRUCE PALMQUIST. [116] NANCY J. PAQUETTE. GARY M. PAVLO: Library Staff. Sportsmen’s Club. Part Time Training. JAMES R. PEDERSEN. NANCY ANN PEDERSEN: Blue Tri. Office Help. Sportsmens Club. DAVID ALLEN PEDERSON: Hi-Y, Stage Technician. Execu tive Board. Board of Governors. Sportsmen s Club. MILAN N. PEDERSON: Hi-C. Science Club. Sportsmen’s Club. BARBARA ANN PEHLE: Blue Tri, Swed.sh Club. Council Office Staff. Student Council. Board of Governors. Sportsmen's Club. Drill Team. Flag twirlers. RICHARD O. PEHR-SON. DALE LEIGH PETERSEN: Sc.ence Club. R” Club. Golf. CAROL JEAN PETERSON: Chamber S.nq-ers, A Cappella Choir. Hi-C. GARY D. PETERSON: Orchestra. JANICE L. PETERSON: Library Staff. Sportsmen's Club, Part Time Training. MARSHALL B. PETERSON: Science Club. SANDRA LYNNE PETERSON: Blue Tri. Silver Tri. Sportsmen's Club. Tennis. Badminton. SHARON ELAINE PETERSON: Orchestra. Hi-C. Sportsmen s Club. WILLIAM C. PETERSON: Science Club. ••R Club. Football 56. '57. DAVID LEE PICKIT: Choristers. A Cappella Choir. Hi-C. ELEANOR R. POLLAK: Blue Tri, Drama Club. Girls Leaders, Executive Board, Sagamore Staff. Student Council. Sportsmen's Club. ZU71 CHARLES R. POLLOCK: Band. R ’ Club Football 56. 57. SUZANNE G. POTT-SMITH: Secretary of Band, Blue Tri, Treas urer of Hi-C. Science Club. Executive Board Ethics Committee. DENNIS J. PRENEVOST. JAN A. PUPPE: R Club. Gym Team 58. JANICE AVERILL PUPPE: Blue Tri. Studen Council. Board of Governors. Sportsmen's Club. Drill Team. Flagtwirlers. VICTOR W. QUALE: R' Club. Executive Board. Treasurer of Sr. Class. Hockey '57. '58. BEVERLY ANN RAE: Blue Tri. Silver Tri. Sportsmen's Club. RICHARD L. RAMBERG: Band. A Cappella Choir. Swing Band. Swedish Club. Science Club. History Club. Sr. Honor Society. ALLEN B. RAMSWICK: Student Council. SHARON LEE RANDALL: Orchestra. Blue Tri, Latin Club. Student Council. Drill Team. Flagtwirlers. PHYLLIS M. RAUHAUSER: Drama Club. Board of Governors. Ethics Committee. Sportsmen's Club. Drill Team. Flagtwirlers. WILLIAM R. RAUHAUSER: R Club. Sr. Honor Society. Student Council. Board of Governors. Basketball 57, '58. Football 56. 57. Track '57. JERRY W. REASLAND: Choristers. Norse Club. MICHAEL PHILLIP REDMOND: Drama Club. MARLENE A. REED: Band. F.H.A.. Science Club. Sr. Honor Society. Sportsmen's Club. GARY ALLEN REMMEN: R Club. Sr. Honor Society. Student Council. Cross Country '56. 57. Track 58. SHARON A. RICHARDSON: Band. F.H.A.. Blue Tri. Norse Club. Sportsmen s Club. DONALD W. RINGROSE: Hi-Y. R Club. Council Office Staff. Board of Governors. Football. [H8] HERB M. ROBERTSON: Part Time Training. WILLIAM J. RODGERS: Band. President of Drama Club, Vice President of Science Club. Sportsmen's Club. Track. ROBERT K. RODIN: Band. Orchestra. Swing Band. BARBARA JEAN ROGERS: F.H.A.. Drama Club. Board of Governors. MURIEL LOIS ROLLEFSON: Chamber Singers. Choristers. Blue Tri, Latin Club. Executive Board, Drill Team. SANDI ROMMELMEYER: Blue Tri. German Club. Sr. Honor Society. Drill Team, Flag Twirlers. JUNE ANNE RONNEBERG: Choristers. A Cappella Choir, Blue Tri. Science Club. Board of Governors. Sportsmen's Club. Silver Tri. CAROL J. ROOK: Silver Tri, Sportsmen's Club. LAWRENCE BENNY ROSENE. PAUL A. ROSENGREN: Science Club. Stage Technician, Sportsmen's Club. Stage Manager. CAROLYNN M. ROSVOLD: Choristers, A Cappella Choir. Treasurer of Blue Tri, Norse Club. Executive Board. Council Office Staff. Student Council, Ethics Committee. KATHLEEN J. ROTH: Choristers, A Cappella Choir, Silver Tri. Board of Governors. Sportsmen's Club. JOANNE R. RUNEBORG: Blue Tri. Pilots Club. Sportsmen's Club. Drill Team. RICHARD R. RUNNELS: Chamber Singers Choristers. A Cappella Choir, Baseball. Football. JAN E. RUSH: Science Club. Executive Board. Sportsmen's Club. G. THOMAS RUSSELL. JOAN M. SACK: Blue Tri. Silver Tri. C. JEFF SACKETT. PATRICIA LOUISE SAGER: Blue Tri. Silver Tri, Latin Club, Science Club. Sportsmen's Club. PATRICIA MAY SALZL: Blue Tri, German Club. Sportsmen's Club. Part Time Training. PEGGY J. SALZL: Silver Tri. CRAIG P. SAMPSON: Hi-Y. R Club. Cheerleaders. PATRICK J. SCANLAN: F.F.A., Wrestling. WILLIAM C. SCHLEE-TER: Orchestra. Executive Board, Sagamore Staff. Sr. Honor Society. PATRICIA H. SCHLEPPEGRELL: Blue Tri. Silver Tri, Rockettes. Band. Executive Board. Council Office Staff. Board of Governors. Drum Majorette. JAMES F. SCHLUCK: Hi-Y. German Club. R Club. Executive Board. Standard Staff. Vice President of Student Council. MARIANNE L. SCHMID: Silver Tri. German Club. Science Club. ROBERTA A. SCHOLZ: F.H.A., Hi-C, La tin Club. Science Club. Standard Staff. Sec retary-Treasurer of Vital Events Forum DAVID SCOTT SCHREINER: Latin Club Science Club. R Club. Swimming 57, '58 LINDA DORANNE SCHROEDER: F.H.A. Blue Tri. Swedish Club. Executive Board Student Council. Board of Governors Sportsmen's Club. Drill Team. EDWARD A. SCHUCK: Band. ‘ R 1 Club Gym Team 57, 58. GARY G. SCHUETT. DELORES MARIE SCHULDT: Choristers. A Cappella Choir, Blue Tri, Silver Tri. GARY a. SCHWANTES: Band, Swing Band. Sportsmen's Club. GLENN N. SCUD-DER: Science Club. R Club. Student Council. Homecoming Attendant. Hockey '57. 58. VELMA F. SEBECK: Pilots Club Part Time Training. C 120J JUDITH ANN SEHLIN: Choristers. A Cappella Choir. Blue Tri, Silver Tri. SHERRILL B. SELANDER: Chamber Singers. A Cap pella Choir. Silver Tri. Girls’ Leaders. Executive Board. Editor-in-Chief of Standarc Staff. Sr. Honor Society, Sportsmen s Club. RAy GORDON SELBO: Chamber Singers. Vice President of A Cappella Choir, Drama Club. RICHARD ALLEN SELG: Band. Orchestra. CLAUDIA M. SENGIR: Executive Board. Pilots Club. PERRY A. SETTERHOLM: Choristers. A Cappella Choir, Hi-Y, Hi-C. Science Club. ANDY K. SEVERSON: Hi-Y. Science Club. MICHAEL A. SHACKLETON: Hi-Y. Science Club. DENNIS SHANAHAN. JAMES ROBERT SHANKS: Audio Visual. ERLAND E. SHELLEY: Mathematics Club. SHIRLEY A. SHULKATIS: Part Time Train ing. C 121 ] VIRGINIA JOAN SIEH: Band. Blue Tri. Hi-C NORMAN A. SJOBERG: Band. H.-Y. Pilots Club. Council Office Staff. Student Council. Board of Governors, Sportsmen s Club. DAVID M. SKIFF. CATHIE ANN SKJEFSTAD. BERNARD L SKRIVSETH: Sportsmen s Club. RICHARD L. SLADE: Hi-Y, Sportsmen's Club. JUDY A. SMALLEN: Part Time Training ANNETTE E. SMITH: Hi-C, Drill Team. Par‘ Time Training. ARLENE J. SMITH: Blue Tri Hi-C. Science Club, Sportsmens Club. Swimming. 56. Badminton '56. '57. GAYLE ELEANOR SMITH: Blue Tri. Silve Tri. French Club, Sportsmen s Club. JON LEROY SMITH. MARY LOUISE SMYTH; Hi-C. Science Club. Vice President of History Club. Sagamore Staff. Sportsmen Club. LEE DONALD SNOBECK: Sportsmen's Club. Skiing Team '57. '58. JANET IRENE SOLBERG: Band. Blue Tri. French Club. German Club. Executive Board, Sr. Honor Society. Student Council. JANET FAYE SOMMERLAND: Chamber Singers. Choris ters. A Cappella Choir. Vice President of Blue Tri. Executive Board. ROLAND JAMES SONDRALL: Choristers A Cappella Choir, Hi-Y, Board of Gover nors, Sportsmen's Club. JAMES R. SOREN SEN: Drama Club. Science Club. Sports men’s Club. Cross Country, Gym Team Swimming. WILLIAM D. SPEAR: Band Part Time Training. SHARON ANN SROCK: Band. Silver Tri. Sportsmen s Club. JOHN P. STANDING: Baseball '58. Football 57. MICHAEL LOUIS STEIN: Band. Hi-Y. Hi-C. Audio Visual. Swing Band, R Club. Cross Country '57, Track, Pilots Club, Ethics Committee. Sportsmen's Club. EMERY C. STENQUIST: Choristers. A Cappella Choir. Swedish Club. R Club. Student Council Hockey 57, '58. JAMES W. STEWART: Swing Band. PATRICIA G. STEWART: Part Time Training. C 122 □ DONALD S. STORHOLM. JEANNE MA-RIE STRAUSS: Choristers, Silver Tri, Hi-C, Science Club. Library Staff. Sportsmen's Club. MARY ALICE SUPPLE: F.H.A.. Drama Club. Science Club. Pilots Club. Sportsmen's Club. CAROL JEAN SWANSON: Blue Tri, Silver Tri. Board of Governors. Sportsmen’s Club. ELDON W. SWANSON: Science Club. R' Club, Pilots Club, Ethics Committee. Football 57. GAIL A. SWANSON: Orchestra, Blue Tri. Hi-C, Spanish Club. Sportsmen's Club. Silver Tri. KAREN E. SWANSON: Choristers. A Cap-pella Choir. Silver Tri. KENNETH R. SWAN-SON: R Club. Skiing Team 56. 57. 58. MARY A. SWANSON: Part Time Training. ROBERT J. SWANSON: Science Club. SHARON C. SWANSON: Silver Tri. CAR-OLE IRENE SWEDBERG: Board of Gover nors, Sportsmen's Club. Badminton. HOWARD L. SWENSEN: Hi-Y. Aud.o Visual. DAVID ALBERT SWENSON: Band. R Club. Executive Board. Basketball '58. RONALD M. SWENSON: Band. Hi-Y. Drama Club. Science Club. Sportsmen's Club. PHILIP TENNISON: Hi-Y. HELEN ANN TESKE: Latin Club. German Club. Science Club. Sr. Honor Society. Pilots Club. Library Staff, Sportsmen's Club. DEAN T. TEU-SAW: Hi-Y, Science Club Student Council. Sportsmen's Club. GARY L. THOMASSON: Band. Swing Band. R Club. Student Council, Board of Governors, Sportsmen's Club. Football 57. BEVERLY JEAN THOMPSON: Silvei Sportsmen's Club. Part Time Training. CAROL DIANE THOMPSON: F.H.A.. Blue Tri. Hi-C, German Club. Sportsmen's Club. DAVID M. THOMPSON: A Cappella Cho.r. Hi-Y, Audio Visual, Stage Technician. Treasurer of Sportsmen's Club. DIANNE JEAN THOMPSON: Band. Orchestra. F.H.A., Blue Tri. Hi-C. Secretary of Norse Club. Vice President of Science Club, Sr. Honor Society. Pilots Club. Student Council. Sportsmen's Club. PHYLLIS JEAN THOMPSON: F.H.A., Sportsmen’s Club. SHARON KAY THOMPSON: Blue Tri. Drama Club. President of Spanish Club. Executive Board. Sr. Honor Society. Council Office Staff. Student Council, Board of Governors. Sportsmen's Club. Homecoming Queen. SHARON LEE THOMPSON: Hi-C. Part Time Training. SUSAN K. THROND-SEN: F.H.A., Silver Tri. Hi-C. French Club. Sr. Honor Society. Library Staff. JIM B. TIFFANY: Band. Science Club. Student Council. Sportsmen's Club. Cross Country 56. Track. JANICE TILTON: F.H.A., Blue Tri, Hi-C. Library Staff. Sportsmen's Club. PHYLLIS TJERNLUND: Silver Tri. Drama Club. German Club. TIMOTHY B. TOLAN: Sportsmen s Club. Wrestling '57. RONALD V. TONE: Audio Visual. KATHLEEN J. TRACY: Blue Tri. Silver Tri, Hi-C. Swedish Club. Board of Governors. JEAN ELIZABETH TUCKER: Blue Tri. Hi-C. French Club. Standard Staff. DAVID L. TURNER: Band. German Club. History Club. Sportsmen s Club. LYNNE URSEL: Orchestra. Hi-C. T 120 JULIANA MAY VANHEEL: F.H.A., Part Time Training. NOEL WILLIAM VOGEN: Norse Club. Science Club, Mathematics Club. ORREN A. VOLK: Band. Library Staff. BRUCE G. WACHTER: President of Band. Sr. Honor Society. MIRIAM VOELZKE: F.H.A.. Blue Tri. German Club. Science Club. Student Council. HARRIET MAE WAHL: Hi-C. Swedish Club. Executive Board. Part Time Training. BARBARA MARY WALLING: Orchestra. Blue Tri. President of Spanish Club. Science Club. Cheerleaders. Executive Board. Standard Staff. Sr. Honor Society. Student Council. KATHLEEN ANNE WALSH: Secretary of Drama Club. French Club. Sagamore Staff. Library Staff. JOANNE SANDRA WARBURG: Blue Tri. Science Club. Sportsmen's Club. Drill Team. JIM WARD. JUDITH L. WATTERS: Blue Tri. Spanish Club. Sportsmen's Club. VIR. GINIA IRENE WEBER: Latin Club. Pilots Club. Board of Governors. Sportsmen's Club. TED D. WEIDEN: Orchestra, Swing Band. Spanish Club. Science Club. GARY D. WlIKLE: Sportsmen s Club. Baseball Basketball. Football. DOUGLAS V. WEN-BORG: R Club. Student Council. Skiing Team. CAROL MARCIA WENNBERG: F.H.A.. Blue Tri, German Club. Science Club. Girls’ Leaders. Board of Governors. GLORIA JEAN WENSCHLAG: Chamber Singers. Choristers. A Cappella Choir. Blue Tri, Silver Tri. DARLENE M. WENSOLE: Blue Tri. Latin Club, Sportsmen's Club. Drill Team. [12'] 1% pi X EVELYN R. WESTBERG: Blue Tri. Hi-C. Si ver Tri, Secretary of Swedish Club. Sprin9 Queen. GEROLD B. WESTBERG. MARY LOUISE WHITE: F.H.A., Sportsmen s Club Choristers. CHARLOTTE M. WICKSTROM: Swed Club. GERALD M. WIEHLE. CAROL JEAh WIKLUND: Blue Tri, Silver Tri, Scienc Club. RONALD KARL WILL: Audio Visual. KAV LAVONNE WILLIAMS: Blue Tri, Science Club, Student Council. Sportsmen's Club. PATRICIA ANN WILLIAMS: Council O:' fice Staff. Part Time Training. HARVEY MARTIN WINJE: IT Club. President of F.F.A.. Standard Staff. Sr. Honor Society. Football 57. SHARON E. WOESSNER: Silver Tri, Part Time Training. MARY JO WOESTEHOFF: Orchestra. Blue Tri, German Club. Science Club. Girls' Leaders. Standard Staff. Sr. Honor Society, Student Council. Homecoming Attendant. GERALD A. WOHLFORD: Band. Orches-tra. Hi-Y. Swing Band. CARL WOLANDER: Pilots Club. PATRICIA WOLFE: Band. Sr. Honor Society. Part Time Training. JANICE WOOD: Band. Blue Tri. French Club. President of German Club. Girls' Leaders. Executive Board, Sr. Honor Society, American Field Service Summer Exchange Student. SHIRLEY ANN WYATT: Chamber Singers. Choristers. A Cappella Choir. Blue Tri, Silver Tri. ROBERT Y A N TE S : Part Time Training. PAUL E. ZEHNGRAFF: Hi-Y. Latin Club, Science Club. C 1 Junior Offiouit Bob Larton. Prcudent: Dick Uphoff. V cc Preudent: Sharon Knution. Secretary: Bonnie McKenre. Trcaiurer. Junior Executive Board This year's Junior Executive Board consisted of a member from each junior homeroom, the junior class officers, and Mr. Dahl, their adviser. Together they and the P.T.S.A. planned the Junior Class Party using the theme, Frost Frolic. It was held January tenth in the school lunchroom from 7:00 to I 1:00 p.m. Another event planned by the executive board was the junior prom, which was to many an evening of sheer delight and fantasy. It was held at the Pick Nicollet Hotel, May 16. from 8:00 to 12:00 p.m. Billowy formals, soft pastels, delicate flowers, pressed suits, crisp shirts, polished shoes, and soft dreamy music highlighted the evening. This was an evening which will remain in the memories of our future seniors forever. This was the third year that a junior prom was held. It is becoming one of the traditional events for juniors to look forward to at Roosevelt. Sophomore Executive Board A representative from each of the thirty sophomore homerooms, the sophomore class officers, and Mr. Benson, their adviser, comprised the l957-’58 Sophomore Executive Board. This year their most important project was planning the Sophomore Class Party, the Satellite Swing. It was held Friday, November 15, from 7:30 to I 1:00 p.m., in the school lunchroom. The lunchroom was gaily decorated and created the illusion of being out of this world. A large foil covered satellite was placed in the center of the lunchroom and was surrounded by balloon satellites and stars. Regular school clothes were worn, with an accent on clashing colors to help carry out the satellite theme. Refreshments were served and all enjoyed a carefully planned party — thanks to the executive board and the P.T.S.A. Sophomore Officen: Stevr Ho’’ rgiworth Preiident; Dale Nelion V.ce Preiident: Paul Nelton, Secretary Garry Sommcrlend T'eai CI27] HOME ROOMS AUD-I AND 101 Bottom Row: H. Oison, Ka r beitx. S. Nelson, Prichard. M. Olsen Quan. Sclberg. Randa DeRoma, Bodine. Kucera. Second Row: Mountain, Esberg Hagen. Moore. A. Nelson. Car stedt. H. Chr.sbansen, Wiehl, Knudson. Mr. McWaters ao v-.er. Third Row: Mr. Han-.; adviser. Nyqui� t Champl Jordan. Hilti, Phillip . So! Hilgert. Halkis, Walsto Fourth Row; Hale Soltis. Du ning. Engelsgjerd. Pomme Hausker, McLellan. Kidd Mac rcn. Baron. Fifth Row: M Faanes. Goring. W. Niclsc Gricpp. Evers, Edwards. Jindrr Evan; Schwartz Sixth Row Hubbard. Halmrost D. Ande son. H. Hanson, D. Peterson Sorenson. G. Hanson, Stcllici Bcckstrom. Sacre. JUNIORS HOME ROOMS 103 AND 112 Bottom Row: D. Jensen. Andrews. House. Goodman. D. Johnson, Enger, Wagner D. Erickson. Friswold. McClain, Knesel. Second Row: Berg Ny-gaard. Loeffler, Herman, N. Peterson. M. Olson, Kingsbury, Cramer. Miss Price, adviser. Third Row: Norton Rambcrq Coduti. J. Johnson, Forseth. Shctlcr, Armbruster Harris. Debe. Fourth Row: lagerstrom, McKee. Bonin Skoe. Peters. Ekbcrg. Hessburg W.lson. Fifth Row: Thornby Moyer. S. Anderson Westberg. Harvey, Glenn. Hoy Frcdncksen. Res-berg. Sixth Row: Gwiazdon. Lu-ccy. Hogan. Hoey. Strege, Mciin, Bell. Salisbury. Seventh Row: Paton. Leshovsky, R. Johnson Kvcberg. Wold. Brendcn, C. Anderson Zander Hocken-smith. HOME ROOMS 113 AND IIS Bottom Row: Oiene. Swedcen. Pritchard, Mital, Amundsen, S. Anderson. Flikeid, Koener. Leb. Second Row: Cote V. Erickson Hokanson. Mackey, Hoeft, Bower Elfstrand, Ferguson, Crest. Third Row: Mr. Swadner. adviser. Lillemoe. C. Anderson, Daire Ronmng, Vogt Engwald-son. Eldor Miss Kramer, adviser. Fourth Row: Ha'mrast C. Thompson, A Jensen. Ness. Kane. M. Anderson, Tollefsbol, Rekow. Berg. Fifth Row: Robbins Koepkc. Blix. McDona!d, Champlm, V. Christensen. Mann. Danforth. Jedde'oh. Sixth Row; Schumacher. Fosi'en. Fondrick B-ggerstaff Bell. Knutscn, Schwensen, Recmti Julian. Franxen, C 121 ? HOME ROOMS 208 AND 210 Bottom Row: Ness. Rude. Pres-ton. Moery. Gallagher. M. Enckson, Englund. Krueger. P. Smith. Mi jt Farseth. adviser. Second Row: Waigand, D. Miller. J. Erickson. Mueller. Edge-cumbe. McKay. S. Anderson, McClendon. Third Row: Mrs. Mona, adviser, lagcr-qurst. J. Jones. H. Anderson, Cummings. Maxwell. Wold. McKenzie Lee. Fourth Row: Dyk-stra, J. Swenson, Thor, Martin. Houde. Holmes. Kerns. Kitr-man, W. Johnson. Fifth Row: Slachta, Cooney. Tjosvold. Denham, Schcibe, Sorlic. Quick, Grenier. Sixth Row: Igelsrud R. Carlson. W. Carlson. Litterer, Williams. R. Carlson. LaMont Dooley. Kennedy. JUNIORS HOME ROOMS 215 AND 219 Bottom Row: Mrs. Cattron. adviser Freidlund, Krinhop. Shu-berg, Rinn. Knutson. S. Petersen. McDonold, Maloney. Mr. Halron, adviser. Second Row: Haley, Hagbcrg, J nt. B. Mat-son, Wiese, Taylor, Partridge, S. Jones. Crofoot. L. Larson. Third Row: Borresen Lindquist. Cook. Lindstrom, Porsons. Haugan, Simonson, Bevill, Bluml. Fourth Row: Daleske. Hacking, L Iverson. Whitney. Meinke. Bollin. Lindahl. Fors-berg. Haynes, Mattson. Fifth Row: Brawthen. B. Peterson. Barsnest. Berg. W.ttgraf. Streich, Solomonson, Kontos Kwakenat. Sixth Row: llstrup. Lmdgren. Krook. Skoe Sandberg. Baltzer, Holm. Hase. Whitney. Lee. HOME ROOMS 121 AND 122 Bottom Row; Miss Sandbce adviser, Ramberg, Rataczak. Svcndahl, Jensvold, Sandeen. Aune. J. Nelson, Mrs. Herrick, adviser. Second Row: Bendik Blackburn, M. Johnson Haugh, Falk. Floody. Bucher. Steele. Chantry. Third Row: EHing- worth. Mees Collins Lenarz, B. Peterson. Forstrom. G, Smith, Beckman. Fourth Row: Simonson, Sheoffer. bllie. Liljemark, B. Thompson. S. Carlson. R. Swanson. Rosene, M. Miller. Fifth Row: Wold Harris. Dye, Cochran, Bystrom, Ramberg. Hcgna, Slater. Kohler Mobcrg. Sixth Row: Anfinscn. R. Olson Hilgenan. R. Erickson. Englund W. Johnson, Berg. Carnes, O'Neill. JUNIORS HOME ROOMS 220 AND 223 Bottom Row: Mr. Yngve id viser. Lustier. Moen. Chantr Beckman. Woodhousc. Lind: ley Mr. Wcum. adviser. Second Row: Paulson. Capra. Cur; Soderstrom, Reynolds, Winick Schjolbcrg. Beaudo-n. Third Row; Tayior. Sihicr. Mitsch. V Erickson. Groettum Jang0|a Kcstcr. Lauer. Schmidtkc Fourth Row: Nilsen Edin W Larson. Igelsrud. Leaf, Moberc Runnels, B. Nelson. Osmond R. Swanson. Fifth Row: H Thomson. J. Johnson. Hunt Omvedt. Bjurstrom, Peter, Biro: Sixth Row: Westcrgren. Hintc-Baadsgaard. Wagnild. Lauqc-Lundeen, Custer. Butler, Star key. Seventh Row: Bergstrom Hagman, Fitzgerald, R. Johnson. Wade. Diana, Grant Mathison, Clarin Martin. HOME ROOMS 309 AND 310 Bottom Row: Miss Heath adviser. M. Thompson. Bakke. Lmdberg. Schreiner, Klingelhut. Wiik, Yarwood. M. Nelson, Ferrell. Miss Lynch, adviser. Second Row: C. Carlson. N, Erikson. Pavlovic, Danielsen J. Iverson. Rae Weyrens, S. Carl-son. Watson. B. Iverson. Third Row; Phillips. Bradehoft. Stre qe. Pehrson, Karpincn, Winick. S. Swanson. Schuman. Nord-berg, Neumann. Fourth Row: A. Carlson, Downs. Moline Bo-strom, S. Thompson. Gibelyou, Hall, Bailey, Small, Barsncss Fifth Row: P. Erickson. Hoppke, Schlcppegrell. Reiter, Wheeler Frondell. Ekdahl. Svitak. Pans. Sixth Row: Meyer. Bach’er Bechtho'd Babcock. 8. Johnson. G. Anderson. Schmidt. Rietsch. Golmen Ulberg. HOME ROOMS 311 AND 317 Bottom Row: Miss McGrath, adviser. Benedict Lussier, Fritz, R. Erickson, Lassila. Fletcher. Mrs. Holmquist adviser. Second Row: Hendrickson Wagnild. Croncn. Lindstrom, Bursch. J. Olson. Elis, Houqh. D. Swanson. Third Row: Berg, K Peterson, Thorpe. Ostlund. C. Peterson. Elosky. Burton Stover. Tangen. Schubich. Fourth Row: Phillips, Moulzolf. Kalscheuer. Wilkinson Pecore, Rudsdil. Richter, Salhus, Cook. Fifth Row; Ritter. Schwartz Gaynor Felien. Wakefield. Uphoff Zu bick. EMenwood. Sixth Row: Laschinger. Brogren, Alinder, Morey. Schave, J. Larson Rosen, Hermanson. McKinley. HOME ROOMS 319 AND 322 Bottom Row: Miss Rcdlund. adviser, Myhre. Wicklund. Herman. Shilson. Schultz. Lund. Fein Mr. Dahl, adviser. Second Row: A. Olson, Roth Palm, Barrows. B. Thompsen. Rusten. Vaughan, Loudensloger. Armstrong. Third Row: Mayer. Mor-cus. Paul. Garten Sable, S. Johnson. V. Olsen. Havrilla. Andrus. May. Fourth Row: G. Peterson, Novak. R Thompson. Berg. Wallace. Telkc. Brier, F ek C. Larson. Fifth Row: M. Johnson. D. Iverson. 8ystcdt W.llits, Landstad, R. Larson. Bcrhow. B Carlson, Sandberg, Oce'. Sixth Row: R. Nelson. P. Eriksen. Jirousek, Volkmann. Casey. Nyberg. Selg, Struck Sv.tak. Seventh Row: Lee. Marshall. Arholm. Brcffle J. Jensen. Rogers, Knapp. Walker, R. Olson. G. Carlson. HOME ROOMS 328A AND 330 Bottom Row: Kahl, Magncson. Andor. M. Corlson. Rogness, Jacobson. Mr. Eakms. adviser. Second Row: Connor. Helsetn, Tumma, Kunz Lewis. Vander-kooi S. Anderson. Sandin. Third Row: Chamberlain, Wen-gorg Wolfe. Jorgenson, Thoren, Janssen Suess. Wolff. Holm-berg. Fourth Row: L. Johnson, S. Olson. R. Anderson, Collins. M. Carlson, Hendricks. Ren-neke Pleck. Wenschlag. Fifth Row: Horton. Brown, Fischer. Engfcr. Ellingson. Stewart. Seymour. J. Johnson. Sixth Row: R. Johnson. W. Nelson. Haug, B. Andersen Gerhard. Ogard, Paulson Ellendson, E. Johnson. JUNIORS HOME ROOMS 331 AND 336 Bottom Row: Mr. Lobdcl adviser. Kelly. Eklund, C. Johnson Kissel. Jir.dra, listened, Mr. Brenny adv-ser. Second Row: Cook. Peorson, Lundquist, Svi-tak. M. Johnson, Noble. Ellison. Third Row: Bush Salie. Lind-roth, Haglund, Raymond Adams, Taplin M. Anderson Williams. Fourth Row: Tanoff. Bradshaw, Sjoquist. D. Johnson, R. Olson. J. Christianson, Allison T. Johnson, Kochendorfer. Fifth Row: Reitan. SoderLno Selbo. Skoog. Nyman Hack, Ross. J. Johnson. Sixth Row: Karlten, Walker. Bergncr. Bau-ley. Hewitt. Rosendahl, Bclitlcr. W. Peterson. Derrick. Seventh Row; Caspcrson. Stecnson O'Malley Edquist G. Anderson. Baker T. Larson. C. Anderson. Armstrong Sieglcr. ciin LUNCHROOM I AND 2 Bottom Row: McCle an. Stop!-, ton, LeRoy, Lading, E. Iverson Schaak. C. Miller. Mr. Lundr; adviser. Second Row: C Chr tenscn, Graf, Graven, Tw t Scholz Marshall. Kotalik. G Peterson. Third Row: Crav R. Iverson. Lindholm. Popi ■ Scheele. Donnelly, Osbor Fourth Row: Marcy. B. C -Schrafft, DeKeuster, CostcMc Green. S. Johnson Ahl. Phlllit Fifth Row: LeBlond. Murpt-Sundahl. K. Johnson, Dunha-Bobcock, Stcnersen, Bam. Si ti Row: Paulson Mercer K. C sen, Conrad Fromm, Keohanc Rundquist, Dahl Brundage. SOPHOMORES LUNCHROOM 3 AND AUDITORIUM 3 Bottom Row: Mrs Young, ad v.scr, S. Thompson. Ness, Stickler. Slechta, Bailey, Mrs. EM-1. adviser. Second Row: Mo err D. Peterson, Liljcgrcn, Kost'k, Engfund. Rollefson, L. Thompson, An til. Third Row: Wallace, Leof, M. Johnson. Brown, J. Johnson, LaHay, Christie. Ha-se'berger. Fourth Row: McMillan Prindle. Woodworth. Fogarty. Floody. J. Johnson. Wagner McKenny, Reams. Fifth Row; Kitzman, Bradnon, Palmer Paradeau. A. Anderson. Weigel, P. Iverson, Dara t«s. Sixth Row: D. Nelson Wegner. Collms Gillette Nicoloff. Day Thornby R. Swanson, Lindberg. HOME ROOMS IIS AND 126 Bottom Row: Pcrott Hodge. Pulkrabck, B. Miller. Lukcn, Norwick, Hollingsworth, Mrs. Nessc. advise'. Second Row: Halgnmson. Pierce. Haug, Brookson. Hohagc, Re-ter, Paisley. Haley. Dahl. Third Row: Emery. Velonder. Ferm. Os-mundson. Nyberg, Bcrens. Hale Dowdle. Fourth Row: Freermuth. L. Andersen. S. Olson. S. Erickson. McDowell. Hauglond. Lund. Sandvig. Bergman. Fifth Row: Bunting. Sanders. Eide. Wcntzel Patrick, Bcrninghausen. Burrows, B!acl-tone. Sixth Row: Tavernier. Jacobus, Frank D. Nelson. Ro-bens, T. Hanson. Wilton, Becker, Near. CI32] HOME ROOMS 201 AND 204A Bottom Row: D. Olson, Edin. K. Honson. G. Johnson. Sam-udson, Norstad, M. Jensen, Luca1 Second Row: Mrs. Page, adviser, Sandstrom Berg, Perry, Hoffmon, Otterstad, Knudscn, Haas. Mr. Springer, adviser. Third Row: S. Carlson, McCarthy. Janssen, Collins. S. Anderson. Kurth, Berg, Wolfe. Fourth Row: Bucge, Broderius Opheim. Rhoades. Gipple. Burling Poffenbergcr. J. Honson. Bel Hausker. Fifth Row: Fro-ling Wallin. Gardner. Arneson. Garant. Heuntsch, Litsheim. Reiff D. Nelson. Sixth Row: Tacheny Goodmanson, C. Anderson, Hollstadt. Matson, Bachler. Swindal. Halpausc, Moe R. Larson. SOPHOMORES HOME ROOMS 206 AND 213 8ottom Row: Mrs. Rice, ad- viser. Woestehoff J. Anderson. DeGidio, Brown, Gulstrand D. Miller, Oscarson, Second Row: Dahl Sandin Bowman. Vaillan-court, Albrecht, Fisher, Horky, C. Hansen. Third Row: ; Ness. J. Hansen, token, J. Peterson. J. Thompson. Logli. Fourth Row: Cline, Slemon, Berg, Hurncy, I. Johnson. Stonestrom lindoll. Allison. Fifth Row: Holbrook. Harrison. K ng, Lood Harvath Bowman. Ordos. R. Swenson P. Nelson. Snth Row: Rask. Sehlin, Ogren. Boe. Machner, Gantriis, Kittcr-man. D. Nelson. HOME ROOMS 214 AND 217 Bottom Row: Atwood. Skoog. Pollack, Knight, S. Jensen. Kjona, Stolar. Freund. Kal-scheucr Second Row: Savold Challeen. Schubert. Chayer. Bloom, Donnelly, Emme Varner Mrs. Rolloff, adviser. Third Row: Taylor Spart; M chael-•on, Trachy C. Peterson Cedar-lund. Westberg, S. Anderson. Langseth. Fourth Row: Barry H. Johnson, Hollinbeck, G. Hanson. Morgan, Ranxinger, Cowan. G. Anderson Jones. Fifth Row: Stevenson Owens 8erggrcn. R. Nelson. Dorn-browtki. Co . Remus. Hauser Bcrgan. Sixth Row; I l(a. Emerson. Palmborg, D. Nelson, Walton R. Johnson, Botonie Uden, L. Johnson, Hamilton. C 1333 HOME ROOMS 225 AND 229 Bottom Row: Sack. Lcwu, K. Larson. Goetz. Salverson. $. Christianson, Holmes, Jokobscn. Mr. Valvik. adviser. Second Row: Bareness. Dutcher. Rc.f. Darrah. Wencll. Kankerlik, Har-tio, M. Miller, Leonard. Third Row: Zaycheck, M. Olson. Kcr-dosky, L. Peterson. Franxen, Duntley, Forsiand, L. Nelson. Fourth Row: Lcnon. B. Anderson. Kricg, S. Anderson. Hite. Foss, R. Peterson, Fil.pek, Antal. Filth Row: S. Nelson, Fehland, Smedstad, Wiehle. L. Olson. Bang, Soboski. J. Carlson. Sixth Row; Pedersen. Lemmcr. Strom, Lindahl, Ness. Dahlin. Farrell. Jorgensen, Lemas. SOPHOMORES HOME ROOMS 302 AND BALCONY Bottom Row: Mr. Knutson adviser J. Miller. Krall Trolonder, Lamberger. Gaarder. Stepanek. Mrs. Sanders, adviser. Second Row: Capron, Herrmann. Parsch, Goodman, Holmgren. L. Nelson, Chalcraft. $. Erickson. Third Row: Elcrmann. Schulz Bohonon. Dorfncr, For-strom Severson, K. Peterson, Rippel Solum. Fourth Row: Arlinq C. Nelson. Jeche, Morris. Gustafson, Carter, Roust. Stevens, Bundy. Gordner. Fifth Row: Hokanson. Hillstrom, Lrvi, Wicncke. Lyons, Grosser D. Iverson. R. Olson. Jandro. Sixth Row: F. Nelson. L Anderson, Scully. Bystedt. Halldorson. K. Swonson, Benedict Dietrich, Enlund. Bloom. HOME ROOMS 303 AND 304 Bottom Row: S. Johnson Ber-gin. Barker. Fischer. B. Larson, Rambcrg, G. Smith, Mrs. Kau-pang. adviser. Second Row: J. Larson, Forbes, Collier, H. Anderson. Blum!, Ranhcim. Dorn-browsky. Wedell, Calin. Third Row: Cloutier Grosser, Hart. Leighton, Goerne. Van Heel, Klanderud. M. Anderson. Cook. Fourth Row: Meyers. Davis. Moriarty, Holmberq. Holritz, Pearson, Baker. S. Johnson, Madvig Walfrid. Fifth Row: G. Hansen, Toussaint, Chellquist. Berg, Maxson. Hustvedt P. Nelson. Theisen. Ruzin. Sixth Row: C Johnson. Hall. Elling-son. R. Olson, McKinney. Kup-ka. Stenson. BoUtad. Price, Walter. C 1343 HOME ROOMS 305 AND 306 Bottom Row; Mf. Ohno, adviser Snyder, Alitz, Maher. Casper-son. Jondro. M. Larson, Pearson, Herbst. Second Row: B e-linski, Stanley. Putnam. C. Larson. Johannes, Bigelow. Grosser. R. Peterson, Over. Third Row: Fjone. Clinton, K. Larson. Roq-stad, Segelstrom. J. Jenson. H. Johnson. Whitcomb, Putnam J. Swanson. Fourth Row: S. Carlson. J. Anderson. Dolan, Blanchard, S. Hanson, J. Johnson, DcJoy. Wallin, Muhly. Fifth Row: Clauson Walsh, Ca'-Ian, Bruvold, Wells. Milton. Elieff. Case. Hill, P. Christensen. Sixth Row; Bolson. Paulsen. Rateau, Maurcn, J. Johnson, Tolrud, Frank, Gerard. Hilmo. HOME ROOMS 3I3A AND 3I3B Bottom Row: Mr, Bronnichc. adviser, Butler. B. Carlson Dy-jak, Crandall, Frasson. J. Erickson M. Johnson Mrs. Whitlock, adviser. Second Row: Vader. Ophoven, Dunning. Sloan, Haight. R. Chnstopherson, Har-ten, Budd. Third Row: J. Carlson, P. Carlson, Sigcrson, E. Peterson. Newberg. Lundquist, DcVillcrs. Pederson, Sommer-lond. Fourth Row: Hendrckson, Mohrbacher Olafson. Seguin. Phillips. Carlstedt, K. Johnson. Storholm, Chapman, Benda. Fifth Row: Hammond. D. Christensen. Wilburn Bymark. P. Nelson McDowell. Wongstad. Parker Newton. Sixth Row: Magnusson. R. Olson. Rcvor, Halley. Gibson. Nilsson, D. Jensen. G. Hanson, B. Johnson Silver. HOME ROOMS 316 AND 318 Bottom Row: Comer, Schnorr. Flatt, Mrs, Jolly, adviser, Mr. Benson, adviser. Croissant. Dit-schler. Sander. Second Row: K. Nelson. Hoy. Qu.st, Bishop. Kyllonen. Uphoff, Roth, Sorenson. Walstrom. Third Row; Hagen, M. Anderson. Olds, Lind Carr. Huberty. Filipek. Anne rud G. Johnson. Fourth Row: Backlin. Kehneman Ellcfson. Sundt. Lcshovsky. J. Larson, L Johnson Salcn. M. Nelson, Barnard. Fifth Row: Kvcberq. Mooers. J. Peterson. K. Carlson. Hermstad Calhoun. Winokur. Picpcr Eide. Sixth Row: Rcdcn-baugh, Odeqaard, O. Miller. D. Johnson. N. Carlson, Scanlon. Fitzgerald, B. Smith Standing. C 135D HOME ROOMS 320 AND 324 Bottom Row: Miss Stephenson adviser, Rubis, Howig. Field, Martell, Lamb, Markle. Mrs. Doherty, adviser. Second Row; Clark, Stevens. Berg. Bassamore. Rosen. Felth, K. Nelson. M. Carlson. S. Swanson. Third Row: Wagnild, Murphy. Walker, Star, Forbes. Sonsteng. Dow. Peschiutta. Floyd. Fourth Row: J. Olson. J. Olsen. Slotrcm, Kolesar. Dcincs. K. Thompson, D'Estrada, Ohlhausen, Shulka-t s, Mady. Fifth Row: Swed-berg, Duschik, Idxiorck, Dunnell, Hamblet. G. Johnson, McFad-den. M. Carlson. Zgodava. Sixth Row: Greffin, Nordholm, R. Petersen. R. Jensen, J. Anderson, G. Carlson, Krause. J. Elfstrum, Bowdin, D. Elfstrum. SOPHOMORES HOME ROOMS 328B AND 332 Bottom Row: Lange Reed Sandberg. DeGregoire. Gaylord, Wagnild, Zeigler. Washington. L. Johnson. Second Row: L. Anderson, Nichois. J. Carlson. Dosch. Pollok, Frye. Krogsrud, Kcmpe. Burke. Third Row: Askerooth. Moline, DcVil-licrs, Holtan, Elwood, Norquist, Olin, L. Erickson, Karlstrom. Fourth Row: Mr. Heller, adviser, Clark, Bertheisen. Armstrong. Wright, Kendall. Dody. T. Anderson, S. Peterson, Mr. Turk, adviser. Fifth Row: Dom-beck, Moir, Nyberg, J. Anderson. Morgan. Scholz, Reich, Field. Schcffman. Sixth Row: Zentic. Stalling. K. Smith, R. Nelson, Nave, K. Carlson, Jackson. Wold. Steinhaus, Hibbard. HOME ROOMS 326 AND 328 Bottom Row: Mrs. Pichc, adviser, Chclbcrt, Bakke, Nieren-hausen, Lusian, Kingsberg, Hai-kcr, Mr. Jambeck, adviser. Second Row: Cannelin. Ernst Adams, Rauhauscr, Lundeen. Solum Dahl, W. Hanson. Third Row: Svcndsen. Montroy, Mc-Carl, Svcc. Dow. Budd, Esget, Jensen. Soderstrom. Fourth Row: Hjortoas, D. Johnson, Well-hausen. Beveridge Cravens. Butterworth, K. Johnson. Madsen. Fifth Row: E'iason. Johansen. Swenson. Cobbs. Oredson. Illg. Hester, Fellows, Hobbs. Sixth Row: R. Carlson Koehler, Bartosh. Markuson, Keeler, P. Peterson, Hayes, Nordos. Graham, Monahan. jCCkaM oM xkd C soulv Jii(_ XJ JI JU ua U °i A +A r • AAPcrzit 4-U JL: