Roosevelt High School - Sagamore Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

Text from Pages 1 - 240 of the 1971 volume:

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TABLE OF CONTENTS Autumn 8 Faculty 52 Sophomores 70 Winter 82 Spring 126 Juniors 144 Summer 158 Seniors 170 Index 220 General Index 232 • • • 10 This page — ABOVE LEFT: Susan Hatlestad and Peggy Lind. RIGHT: Teddy Bear Nancy Olson. Opposite page — UPPER LEFT: Co-captain Karen Nelson. UPPER RIGHT: Carol Murry (alternate), Terri Knoke, and Randi Mohr (alternate). LOWER LEfT: Marilyn Gustafson, Linda Linster, and Debbie Mahoney. LOWER RIGHT: Co-captain Jane Severance. k Cheerleading ... is pulling muscles ... hoarse voices ... getting trampled by the team ... wind-blown hair ... marroon and gold ... eating after games ... new cheers .. . pompoms ... megaphones ... practice ... school spirit ... pepfests ... sprains ... VICTORY! u 12 Pepfests and Auditoriums ... are a welcome change in school routine. Mrs. Susan Feely coordinates the auditoriums, while the Pep Club produces the pep fests. Homecoming 1970 14 Queen Mary King Bruce Laurie Starrett and Steve Thompson Joleen Bossart and Mark Bigelow Pat Makousky and Gary Tolle Patrice Ikenberry and Brian Snobeck 15 16 Homecoming 1970 .. was the crowning of King Bruce and Queen Mary during the Thursday audito-um. The teachers with their dazzling performance of Swan Lake, and display of lajestic physique provided the entertainment. Ginny Buck sang, the Rockettes anced, and a Blue Tri skit completed the program. Loyal Roosevelt Seniors rose early Friday morning to attend the annual Home-oming Breakfast, which started at 6:30 at the Sveden House. They dined on a morgasbord of eggs, sausage, and rolls, while Mr. Freeman Mclnroy gave an en-ouraging pep talk and an octet sang a number of songs. After the breakfast was the morning pepfest on Gowans Field. Seniors rose victo-ous over South (underclassmen) with a score of 71-0 in the powderpuff football ame. The boy cheerleaders were out to inspire Teddy spirit with their beautiful gs and graceful somersaults. Cheerleaders, Rockettes, and Homecoming Attend- ts rode in convertibles around the field, while the King and Queen rode on a at specially designed for them. tension mounted at 3:00 when kids, armed with confetti and popcorn, began to ssemble on the stands. Everyone was in great spirits for the game. The Teds defeat-id the South Tigers 13-12. Our defense came through in the fourth quarter as they eld South on a two point conversion try. This play assured us that our team would Weigh Down South. Friday night couples danced to the music of the Fairchilds as they attended the inual semi-formal. Janet Acker and Tim Moore were co-chairman for Homecoming 1970. ABOVE: Homecoming royalty ). Bossart, M. Cooper, B. Anderson and P. Ikenbcrry. lEfT: Tim Moore and Janet Acker, co-chairmen. This page — RIGHT: Marching band performs at half time. CENTER Royalty enjoys place of honor at lunch. LOWER RIGHT: Queen Mary is crowned by Lissa Newberg, 1969 Homecoming Queen. LOWER LETT: Roosevelt defeats South, 13-12. Opposite page — UPPER LEFT: B. Snobeck and C. Idle congratulate King Bruce. UPPER RIGHT: Pep Club put on the powdcrpuff football game. RIGHT CENTER: 1970 Homecoming royalty. LOWER LEET: Teddies view Homecoming football game. 19 FOOTBALL is something you'll always remember ... learning to do something together as a team. It's hitting people, and a sore body. A team effort . . If one man doesn't do what he's supposed to, the team will fail. When the team really gets together in a game, that's good. The floor hockey games after practice, and the river parties after games ... Men who are willing to sacrifice time and effort for a cause they believe in ... Football is fun, agony, defeat, but most of all part of my life. I think it was my first touchdown. That one I'll never forget. I got so nervous I was sick and shaking. And then it happened, and I felt so proud and it was just great. ?o 21 22 LEFT TO RIGHT: ROW 1: B. Anderson, O. Lung, J. Kibby, S. Ludwigson, D. Hansen, |. Ramerth, T. Abramson, G. Olson. ROW2:1. Carpenter, G. Aldonas. D. Borris, W. Simpson, S. Campbell, J. Robinson, C. Cummings, B. Johnson. ROW 3: B. Hanson, N. Olson, R Berg, J. Holmquist, M. Ktssell, J. Kuusrsto, T. Highland, L. Carpenter. ROW 4 D. Anderson, T. Kupka, P. Hall, G. Kristiansen, D. Furness, G. O'Reilly, R. Bully, S. Rtemer. ROW S: K. Norton, T. Date, K. Swanson, M. Schneibel, M. Johnson, D. Linder, C. Gangclhoff. ROW6: S. Paasch, B. Anderson, L. Solvedt, B. Frederickson, B. Keeler, J. Boo, M. Olmsted. ROW 7: G. Fortier, F. Mclnroy, J. Sullivan, K. Magnusson, D. Cleath, R. Olson. ROWS: F. Meyers, J. Dotseth. Winning ... is what you're out to do. It takes a good coaching staff, a decent playing field, and a lot of dedication and spirit. Having a team that will work hard together for one common team goal, not 22 different ones. Winning is more fun in the sense that you want to win for your school, your team, and yourself. It's a good feeling. Winning is the result of hard work. When the guys have fun and are satisfied with the season, winning is great, 'cause that's what it's all about. 23 Goal line stand Losing is awful. The losses, the ones where the coaches jump on your back for the mistakes you've made are the worst. It's bad going back to school after a 52-8 loss. It's heartbreak not to get what you set out for. The season just wasn't as good as it should have been. Losing is just not trying hard enough. 24 If IT TO RIGHT ROW J R. Rand. D. Lundgren, S. Elmore, |. Taylors, R. Buckley, B. Barnett, T. Koberstein, P Emery, J. Scalcucci. ROW2: N. Slayton, R. Burk, K. Anderson, R. Hrkal, S. Borg, W. Saxum, B Fecly, G. Houcnbock ROW 3. M. Knokc, R. Norgrcn, B. Molr, S. Hanson, |. Cardinal. D. Daily, G. Schaedler, S. Brown ROW-I T. Page, M. Schwartz, T. McMullen, M. Klein, M Slette-dahl, R. Pfeifer, G. Oly, M. Stone. C. Donley. ROWS. P. flood, R. Sherman, D. litchy, M. Wick, M. Heimerl,). Stormoen, B. Bar-ty. ROW6: J. Dotseth, G. Fortier, R. Olson, H. Lcisen, B. White.  , tan .'V SCORES ROOSEVELT 6 ROOSEVEIT 0 ROOSEVELT 27 ROOSEVELT 13 ROOSEVELT 14 ROOSEVEl T 14 ROOSEVELT 21 ROOSEVEIT 42 NORTH 12 WASHBURN 20 EDISON 0 SOUTH 12 WEST 24 SOUTHWEST 28 VOCATIONAL 8 MARSHALL U 4 ? L TO R : ROW 1: G. Elke, D. Michaelson, C. Hanson, N. Burt, C. Wilson. ROW 2: E. Iverson, I. Edwins, ). Alm-quist, R. Olson, M. Rapp, K. Trygstad. ROW 3: S. Rass-mussen, M. Tollers, K. Mel-hus, L. Carlson, M. Nelson, R. Kyllonen, K. Magnuson. ROW 4: J. Holier. J. Collins, V. Larson, T. Rickard, R. Hawkinson, S. Berg, F. Hall, J. Dierraucr. ROW 5: T. Nim-merfroh, C. Peterson, T. Pu kay, M. Gusso, S. Quale. Concert Band ... members will always remember zero hour practice in the fall out on the football field. Great precision timing at pep fests and half time entertainment at football games were the profits of getting up extra early and suffering with frozen hands and toes. Many musical sounds could be heard coming from the band room during first hour where they practiced under the direction of Richard Johnson. Last winter the band held a joint concert at South High School. There are hopes for more joint concerts next year, and that more schools will contribute. A pops concert, based on a Mexican theme, was held in April. L TO R. ROW 1: K. Collier, M. Parbst, |. Olson, K. Bentson. ROW 2: J. Anderson, C. Nelson, R. Brose, L. Could, D. Clarin. ROW 3: B. Dennis, G. Kanten, T. Mikkelson, M. Silverbcrg, W. Gould, t. Norling. ROW 4: B. Jangula, L. Ness, R. Norling, |. Case, K. Rizzi, D. Anderson. ROW 5: Mr. Johnson, B. Schroeder. Opposite page, left center: I. Edwins, J. Almquist, R. Olson, K. Trygs-tad. RIGHT C(NT[R R. Norling. BOTTOM: Band In formation. This page, right: C. Hanson. RIGHT CfNTIR: K. Rizzi. BOTTOM RIGHT: T. Puckey, W. Dorn, S. Quale. 27 ?8 This page — TOP: Lil' Abner and Daisy Mae contestants await the final decision, CENTER: Lil' Abner Steve ludwig-son and Daisy Mae Dottie Swanson. RIGHT: M. Cornell patiently waits to be bailed out. Opposite page — UPPER LEFT: K. Rizzi and W. Dorn take a breather. UPPER RIGHT: Couples wait in line to be unlawfully married. CENTER FEET: Marryin' Sam Lewis. LOWER LEFT: Marryin' Sam Mclnroy. CENTER: Couples await the announcement of Lil Abner and Daisy Mae candidates. LOWER RIGHT: S. Reisdorf and D. Revsbeck save the surprises for the end. Sadie Hawkins ... was highlighted this year by the choosing of Lil' Abner Steve Ludwigson and Daisy Mae Dottie Swanson. Included in this year's festivities were the jail with its ever-present marshalls, apple cider and doughnut holes, and, of course, Marryin' Sam. Co-chairmen were Bonnie Pritchard and julie Connor. I TO R.. ROW 1: W. Wheeler, . Olson, B. Hansen, N. Ostlic, R. Rimarclk, D. Schwappach, and D. Carlson. ROW 2: T. Asper, D. Zins, C. Peterson, S. larsgard. J. Hartmann, B. Nelson, and M. Holmes. ROW 3: J. Nordland, D. Morin, N. Victorson, S. Olson, L. Aucutt, S. lohnson, C. Norman, and J. Nelson. ROW 4: R. lundquist, J. Ranck, K. Melhus, L. Trudeau, J. Hegle, C. DeWolf. C. Sowles, and L. landvik. ROW 5: S. Swenson, B. Ross, S. Anderson, M. Gartland, A. Dahlen, J. Lohse, D. lande, P. Borchardt, and S. Lindstrom. Blue Tri .. involves 300 girls. Their activities are some of the most popular and best known in the school. Some of these activities are Sadie Hawkins, Snoball, Recognition Tea, Farewell Tea, and the Mock Olympics. The people responsible for Blue Tri this year are President Barb Barna, Vice President Laurie Louricas, Secretary Gail Alexander, Treasurer jeanne Fritzie, Historian Debbie Swanson, Chaplain Wanda Berkness, and Chapter Coordinator julie Conner. 30 L TO R ROW J: B. March, N. Olson, J. Acker — President, t. Quigley, and N. Bowman. ROW 2: C. Hale, L. Pahl, B. Miller, B. Halvenstem. C. Narveson, K. Asleson, I. Wietstock, O. Edstrom, and D. Sccmon. ROW 3: S. Gierke, J. Swift, D. Stevenson, L. Snetling, D. Bartholomew, D. Eisfolder, and K. Peterson. I. TO R. ROW 1: L. Hartmann, T. Keavey, S. Wcdell, C. Buck, V. Bruestle — President, D. Holmgren, C. Ell-strand, M. Bovon, and A. Gruenwald. ROW 2: N. Olson, D. Nelson, B. Harfl, M. Cooper. H. Steindors-dottir, K. Skinnari, S. Hoel, B. Anderson, R. Ahrens, L. Puterbaugh, J. Larson, J. Dahl, and M. McCue. I. TO R ROW 1: J. Dahlin, K. Fuehrer. J. Kwakenat — President, A. Forslin, and S. Scott. ROW 2: C. Os-trem, M. Parbst, B. lennison, R. Satrc, L. Larson, N. Rollins, W. Berkness, S. Hanson, and A. LaBellc ROW 3: |. Peterson, J. Fntae, C. Hallbcrg, B. Barna, and L. laCoursiere. L. TO R. ROW 1: J. Jorgenson, D. Kunnari, S. Sladem, J. Book, |. Gossell, C. Berg, C. Tveter, and D. Pederson. ROW 2: I. Kusak, I. Ob-erg, D. Gullek-son, J. Kadrlik, V. Botts, L. Ness, C. Jensen, and P Modlg. ROW 3. D. Berthilson, D. Elmshauser, B. Eggiman, A. Bernard, B. Koskan, C. Morin, and C. Pieper. Thii page: B. Barna refers to calendar. Opposite page: F. Gu man tells tales of past joints. Blue Tri ROW I 5. Bostrom, N Wcstcott, J. Ouellette, N Melchisedech, N. Neuendorf, B 8likstad, and |. Anderson. ROW 2: L Louricas, S. Tolle. D. Swanson, L. Hoppe, C Murry, R. Mohr, and C. Crouch. ROW 3 N, Shumway. T. Knoke, J. Holler. D. Kluckman, K Quiilm, P. Booth, and t. Hel-gesen. ROW 4: J. Riley, L. Lombardo, B Mattison, P. Danielson, V Sandvig, P. Velenchenko, and $. Tvelcr. ROW 1: T. Anderson, D. Mahoney, P. (ones, K. Muelken — President, C. Larson, L. Schubert, and V. Nordgren. KOW2: D. Streed, J. Hanson, P. Ikenberry, C. Feran, M. Armstrong, C. Carlson, B. Armstrong, C. Frank, K. Westberry, L. Star-rett, I. Haiker, and L. Ramsey. ROW I. D. Swanson, I. Saxum, D. Berke, |. Goplin, and C. Hanson. ROW2: M. Beat-tie, D. Michaelson — President, |. Bossart, and F. Gu man ROW J: F. Fischer, P. Dolan, S. Vestal, K. Orr, L. Johnson, J. Johnson. M. Hill, P. Randall. C. Thompson, J. Miller, S. England, and S. Kern 3? ROW 1: T. Rickard, B. Wawra, K. Swanson, C. Walker, B. Pritchard — President, K. Nelson, S. Hin-dcrakcr, L. George, and M. Gustafson. ROW 2: J. Severance, P lind, B. Mapes, P. Olson, D. Fuller, C. Gullekson, |. Alt, J. Conner, T. Cregan, J. Ritchie, S. Mad ey, L. Linster, I. Edwins, S. Hatelstad, and C. Foley. ROW 1: K. Oullette, V. Valois — President, and L. Wistrom. ROW 2: P. Makousky, D. Mangin, S. Hartly, M. Rapp, R. Hall, S. Lynn, B. Howes, G. Alexander, and J. Lander. ROW 3: S. Williams, J. Literski, I. Crosby, L Swiderski, B. death, M. Lauck, D. Andcr- 33 son, and D. Anderson. ROW 1 FROM LtFT: N. Victorvon, S. Hinderaker, W. Simplon. ROW 2. P. Hall, M. McMue, I. Lins-ter, D. Nekon, j. Severance. ROW J. J. Sterner, D. Brenner, V. Bruevtle, B. Barna, N. Ruhl, S. Bov-trom, J. Vick, B. Schroe-der, ). Okon. ROW 4 B. Mapes, J. larvon, J. Varp-ne«, C. Aldonav, D. Loop, T. Moore, S. DeWolf. A. Bruvold. Nor pictured: P. Papenhausen. YAC ... is the largest organization at Roosevelt this year with some 500 members. Included in this year's activities were weekly dances, monthly swims, the all-night party, Sno Days, and the winter retreat. All YAC functions were planned and carried out by the YAC Board, headed by co-chairmen Wayne Simpson and Linda Linster, along with advisor Gary Lewis. 34 Opposite page TOP; 26 members YAC Board, BOTTOM; couples dance to the music of 'Power,' Ihis page TOP: YAC board members concentrate on planning YAC activities. CENTER. Pete Papenhau-sen comes in lor counseling from advisor Cary Lewis, LOWER LEFT; Is he gonna ask me to dance?'' LOWER CENTER; YAC members use Y facilities at Drop In Center after school. LOWER RIGHT; YAC Board member enjoys the monthly swims. PORT-O-SAN REVOLUTION: ROW 1. LETT TO RIGHT: B. Thorson. D. Tillman B. Thibodo, A Ev. crding, R. Lehman. ROW 2. S. Chergosky, C. Gardner. T. Moore. M. Thompkms, R. Norling. 7 Cianciolo. T. Oman. Hi-Y .. is an organization of boys and girls which was led by Advisor Gary Lewis and President Bryan Anderson, joints with Y-Teen groups from other schools were the main topic of weekly meetings. This year the Y organized an after school Drop-In center for club members with activities such as floor hockey, pool, ping pong, after-school gossip, and football. Service projects included a Goodwill Drive, an United Fund Drive, and the Y's Men's Christmas tree sale. THE REGENTS ROW 1. G. Petrik. J. Varpness, J. Ra-merlh. L. linster, E. Muniz, M. Wad-ham. T. Victor. D. Hjnwn. ROW 2. |. Holmquist, B. Anderson, S- Thompson. T. Spangrud, W. Simpson. ROW 3 G. Olson. |. Sterner, B Anderson. J. Gunslrom. 36 DElTA-Y: ROW I LtfT TO RIGHT I linster, L. Puter baugh. I- Sever intt. ROW 2. D Nelson. C Peters P. Lind. P. Papcn hausen. S. Hatlcs tad. I. Larson. M McMuC. ROW 3. I Miller. S. Hinder aker, C. Tollc, I Varpness, B. An derson. J. Larsen. Ojnn. CENSOR MORUM: ROW T. L. Ristie, S. Schrier, P. Spangrud. L. Coleman. H Schwartz, C. Emery. ROW 2 I. Norling. B. Snowbeck. R. Hogsted, G. Tolle, |. Larsen. 37 Hi-Y THE MACS: ROW T LETT TO RIGHT S. Mahoney, M. Schncibcl, D. Anderson, G. Kmten-sen, C. Fondcll. ROW 2. P. Johnson, B. Wendling, V. Ross, D. Bensfield, P. Ovorgaard, M. Silverberg. 38 JR. CO-ED: ROW 1. LEFT TO RIGHT: E. Kolsum, N. Victorson, N. Mclchesedich, S. Bostrom, P. Hall. ROW 2. M. Olmstad.C. Williamson, G. Aldonas, D. Petit, L. landvik, M. Gartland, N. Osllie, B. Hansen, T. Knoke. COSSACKS: LIFT TO RIGHT. ROW I B. Lockner, N. Thompson, J. Carlson, D. Peterson, D. Dahlman ROW 2. T. Ercdbo, J. Rokkc, J. Romsaas, J. Burnicce, H. Huls, R. Christensen, M, Town. ROW J J. Christensen, P. Strande, M. Silk, M. Kelly. 39 THE PFEIFFERS: ROW 1. LEFT TO RIGHT D. Dailey, T. Roberstein, P. Emery, G. Brown, J. Mueiken. ROW 2. W. Saxum, T. Date, S. Berg, I. Soltvedt, B. Anderson. ROW 3, R. Buckley, G. Hefferan, R.Rand. Russian and Swedish . . both are first year classes. Russian is much harder because you are working with a different alphabet. The student is expected to put in extra hours of homework. Mainly the classes are concerned with learning the basic's in understanding speaking, writing the language, along with some of the countries culture. Swrduh Class 51 ATID. ROW 1, KfT TO RIGHT: C. Orman, S. lorgenson, V. Swanson. ROW 2. 8 Anderson, C. Swanson, S. llnd-strom, | Brown. ROW J P. Starken, I. SaUcr, N. Nelson, I. Nordstrom. ROW 4 A. Johnson, L. Lombardo. Russian class 51ATTD. LETT TO RIGHT: S. Sorenson, R Batcheller. S Peterson. STANDING UfT TO RIGHT R. fred-enckson, D. Clarin, D Halsrud. K. Wolf, M. Cillis. B. Srna, M. Williams, K. Jasorka. K. Minalovsky. 4) Pep Club Officers ltd TO RIGHT J. Goplen, P. Dolan, S. Vestal, D. Swanson. ROW 1. IETT TO RIGHT L linster, N. Okon. J. Goplen, S. Vestal, D. Swanson, P. Dolan, S. Englund, |. Miller, S. Kern, K. Nelson. ROW2. D. Mahoney, |. Acker, B. Pritchard, L. Spainhower, f. Gu man, D. Nelson, 42 M. Cooper. ROW }. D. Harll, t. Puterbaugh. P. Randall, M Hill, M. Beattie, C. Gullekson.). Johnson, C. Frank, S. Bradley. ROW 4. K. Burk-man, C. Peters, L. Starrett, K. Muelkcn, L. Johnson, B. Armstrong, W. Simpson, M. Wadhams. ROW 5 R. Erickson, T. Krinhop. M. Bigelow, S. Ludwigson, J. Varpness, G. Tolle, A. Johnson, J. Sterner, J. Hart HOWl LlfT TO RIGHT: N Westcott, C. Male, C lolc s Hjilestad,P. lir,d. M Gustafson. R Mohr. C Murry, I Hopp - B Man • M Rapp ROW2. S. Bosirom. |. Severance. B Miller. J. HoReboix;. i. Crouch, svsanson. S. Hinderaker. M McCue, | Bossart I Knoke, N. Mckmkedech. ROW 3. A Forslin. A. Born. K Westberr. I Erickson, M. Thomas. C. Thompson, K. Dostal, D. Schieber, J. ley, D. Berke. ROW 4 M. Pickard, C. Sowles, N. Olson. P. landm, A. Gruenvsald. J. Brown, J. Larson, J. litterski, L Crosby, B. Cleath. P. Gallager ROW 5. D. Morin, J. Nordland. N. Ostlir, S. Olson, D. Schwappach, L. Landvik, G. Alexander, V. Valois, G. Larson, M. Mayer. Pep Club ... searched for new ideas every Tuesday in room 107 under the supervision of Mr. Mclnroy. There students put their heads together for planning skits, raising money, and promoting school spirit. Pep Club donated money to the Track team for trophies and WDGY — Clothes for Children. Pep Club also had a bake sale, and the money was used to sponsor a hay ride. i 43 Cross Country ... is known as the nut squad because we practice so hard. Chuck Fuller I consider distant running as one of the hardest sports there is. It takes endurance and a lot of hard work. Mark Hager Run, run, run, ... eat, sleep, and run! Greg Niemela It was hard work all season, but it finally paid off in the city meet. Mark Gable City Meet 3rd SCORES ROOSEVELT 50 SOUTHWEST 15 ROOSEVELT 21 MARSHALL U. 38 ROOSEVELT 24 WASHBURN 32 ROOSEVELT 16 VOCATIONAL 47 ROOSEVELT 21 EDISON 36 ROOSEVELT 19 NORTH 44 ROOSEVELT 33 HENRY 22 ROOSEVELT 21 WEST 37 ROOSEVELT 15 SOUTH 48 44 ROW 1. ItfT TO RIGHT - T. Heimerl, S. Mahoney. M. Hager, C. Fuller. G. Niemela, I Hunl, M. Gable ROW 2 — S. Logan, M. Roloff, J. lundberg, B. VVendlmg. S. Grannev ROW 3 — D. Rea, T. Hiivala, B Rabe, S. Johnvon, D. Haugc. ROW 4 — W. Tilbury, B. Irlvh, T. Norman, R. Douglas, T. Clark. UfT TO RIGHT — 5. Mahoney, M. Hager, C. Niemela. C. Fuller, M. Gable. L. Hunt. T. Heimerl. ROW 1 iUT TO RIGHT: D. Redhead, J, Brown, D. Morin, D. Carbon, |. Hegle, L. Trudeau, L. Wahls-trom, V. Bolts, D. Peterson, C. Dopp, B. Carter. ROW 2. C. Cummings, L. Nordstrom, C. Krieg, M. Kaiser, M. Anderson, J McLaughlin, C. Peterson, K. Ar-endt, D. Ramberg. ROW J J. Westby, J. Axberg, K. Swanson, N. Olsen, B. Pochard!, N. Olsen, B. Albrecht, N. Redhead. ROW 4. I Ramberg, J. Schultz, S. Hosek, K. Tigue, R. Lash, N. (endro, M. Sid-litz, L. Wolff, A. Johnson. ROW 5. J. Johnson, K. Deark, C. Krieg, T. Hage-nen, P. Stewart, S. Horsman, J. Op-howen, R. Rumar-cik, L. Shepard. ROW 6. K. Albrecht, J. Thingvall, D. Mehlander, J, Dierhauer, D. la-Cousier, M. Thor-kleson, B. Folke, M. Roloff. ROW 1 LEFT TO RIGHT S. Bradley, S. Horsman, D. Morin, B. Hansen, B. Van de loo, N. Skumway, D. Schwapech, R. Kingsbury, W. Tillbury. ROW 2. B. Blankholm, S. Olson, B. Ross, B. Bradley, C. Gardner. R. Rumarcik, T. Moore, L. Landvik, C. Sowles, R. Stiel. ROW 3. V. Johnson, G. Tuley, C. Frank, J. Acker, B. Pritchard, K. Fuehrer, G. Alexander, L. Snctting, C. Wilson, M. Hill, P. Randall, R. Peterson, J. Hok-kenen, D. Loop, M. Gart-land. ROW 5. M. Cornell, T. Swanson, L. l inster, M. Berg, K. Norton, G. Al-donas, I Roban, R. Eric-son, G. landvik, M. Wadhams. Student Assembly ... this year was oneof rebuilding and planning for the future under the leadership of President Tim Moore. With the new constitution, more responsibility was placed on more individuals which brought about a greater involvement and awareness from the student body. ROW 7. If FT TO RIGHT: I. Ramsey. L. Barker, L. Starred. D. Mahoney, K. Ouellette. B. Bar-na, W. Berkness, A. Forslin, A, Cruenwald, f. Gu man, J. S. Kern, T. Keavy, D. Zell. ROW 2. M, Cooper, M. Hill, |. Miller, J. Anderson, R. Mohr, L. Hoppe, P. Landin, K. Tolke, K. Archer. A. Bleckinger, ). Taylor ROW 3 R. Roth, K. Whitey, P. Danielson. A Born, S. Johnson. B. March, B Miller, D. Fleming, D. Borke, N. Slayton. ROW 4: C. Pyeatt, D. Du da, K. Mikkelson, |. Olson, D. Brenner, P. Swanson, A. Gorder, N. Tendeo, M. Thiclcn, I Muelken. ROW 5: N. Colo. D Gvllckton, D. Slrandborg. P Thark. C. William , C. Trow-brldge, D. Crabtree. . Pokjne, M. Loborg, B Wulff. ROW 6. A Hallberg, B. Schrocder, B. Anderson, R. Johnson, H. Carlson, D. Petro, G. Niemcla, D. Olson, D. Dahlman, B. Tikkaunen, M. Danybk. 47 I. TO R ROW T S. DeWolf, B. March, M, McDonald. J. Book, S. Johnson, J. Shota, C. Peterson, K. Amundson. ROW 2: J. Dunn, J. Acker, R. Rimarcik, K. Fuehrer, C. Gullekson, D. Loop, T. Keseluk. ROW J, Mr. Burnside, Advisor, B. Barnett, T. Moore, R. Erickson, K. Norton, C. Aldonas, B. Bradley. Student Senate .. is a new organization at Roosevelt. It is the Student Council's working body. It has really good communications between students, faculty, and administration. The Student Senate worked with the All-City Student Council on the bill of Student Rights and Responsibilities. This has been an organizational year. The Senate hopes to set the groundwork for future Student Councils. 48 Student Council President Tim Moore. Viking Club ... planned a variety of activities which most people enjoyed, even the Swedes. They have been horseback riding, roller skating, and skiing. They celebrated Syttende Mai, Norway's Independence Day on May 17. The members were enthusiastic about promoting fun and publicizing Norway. All the members of the Norwegian classes contributed to the creating of the Norwegian magazine called the Vikingen . I. TO R: ROW 1: S. Hartley, M. Edison. B. BerquKt, C. Gearou, I. Berg, |. Dahlin, O. Ellingboe, t. Quigley, K. Christiansen. A. Christiansen. ROW 2 B. Ottum, V. Sandvig, S. Ivcter, J. Dahl, |. Gos-sdl. B Aitken, D. Pearson, H. Slrindorsdotiir, K. Skinnari. ROW 3: M. Berg, N. Nelson. C Picper. C. Morin, I. Jacobsen, S. Tornes, B. Rutt, D. Rutt, S Berka. ROW 4 |. Anderson, C. Walker, I. Aucutt, P. Olson, C. Martinson, J. Roberg, C. Narveson, G. Vick, D. Eislelder. ROW 5 W. Pearson, J. Carlson, S. lohnson, C. Williamson, R Dennis, M. Alexander, R. Johnson, R. lofgren. 49 t IO It. ROW 1. S Botttom. B Nffcon. Sir nd. U Swjmon, f . imd. I Imuer. M WcmbUtl — tihnot, M OcSrud — o««p«. R S lir — otWr. B NGrrti — otfxrtt.i ttofcet - oMket, I Sp r j v e, S ! ««. ROW ! Mn M. tUr l« — dvnof. S. Ilvnoo. K (uchirf, W. Bp l.nr . M R pp, K Wulov ky, N Bommjn, C. Itttm,, J. I Vpk4. w . C. lolry. N Rolhm. Itju B ViiMd — tthnot ROW J K iwtnuyn. W Mierlrr. T. A pr . D 2m, S C. Rjnn y, C- Novik. S. SliMton, B Bl.kvud, | tXihl. ROrt 4: K Himrn, | Andrnoo, K. Tiipx-, B Bradley. R U h. 5 Blrk, O thompion, M Ovlby. | RuUpn. I Ohon, D. VrjfKHwtg, O. Inckvxv ROW5 S. MomV. C. |oh noo M ffappm, B. M llpf. M. lautk, M. Stkon, R 0 1, N Rrdhrtd, N kohnton, B I W.pniock. ROW A. B tn id. K. Aim . C. Oon4hu , B MWtnon, N Oul.c, m B. lUtil. S. I ctp n, I B«ll ROW 7 V  lk, O- Utctiy. I. faitl. S. Honnun, I Pt lf tMugK M. Mytu . 8. Mapc . C, IcnlKanwl, R- Ptcnon. S Schwjribpuri. SwmgJey INTERNATIONAL CLUB .. . is a combination of the French, German, and Spanish clubs. However, membership was open to anyone who wished to join. Representatives from each language head the club. The purpose of the International Club is to experience and understand the culture of various countries and to support the foreign exchange student program. The International Club has had German, French, and Spanish dinners throughout the year. Also slide programs of Iceland and Finland have been shown. 50 1. TO ft ROW I K. Run, S. Hoot, H SMndondoUtr, | N fcon —oMk «, l.Undvik - other . S Hrtlnud — oMkc . K Sk.nr.it., V. Noqpwi - oHacr- I Conor , G. Alr.ind , V Vilon ROW 2: M  . B. Kmrhbjum — ad no . I. Chiyr . B Aitkm, D RlMMItcn, k. Oorllrflr. I Cilbnuon, D lohnaon. S Mdlr . D Stoww . K Trike BOW V Born 0. Bi.tholomn . K. Pnenon, I Ache . C Hijgm on, V Chxmbeilan, C ftfwion. C. T owb dgr. lundiyjnt BOW 4 I A Hv n. N. Holm. O. Mo «n. I No dl nd. M. Till .-nro, A. Benjel.S.SifMton,O h w rh.C. Sowl«v M S dk OW5 S B  dl« . Sodt. P Ofcon.J r iUe.C. GuHriaon. D lulle . B. fcidlry. G Dnw.P lonea ROW | Than gv all, I Holma jnl. B PfKchard, B Rena. M Gotland. B Tompklm. B Andrnon. I K jutlmann, R. Irhmann, M. ligua Opposite page - MIDDLE LEfT H. Stcindorsdottir. MIDDLE RIGHT: R. Lehrman, K. Skmnari. LOWER RIGHT: S. larsgard and friend. This page — LlfT: B. Vijard, advisor. ABOVE. German dancers. 51 James Thornton just informed his class that they should hold on to this assignment until next Thursday — probably last week's questions. He is scheduled with five chemistry classes to keep him guessing which class he told what. Archie Baardseth believes all students should be on time. He teaches typing and business law and is chairman of the business department. Mrs. Charlotte Scarlett clothing teacher, has the distinction of being tagged with unusual names. As a WAVE shs was Ensign Benson but now is Charlotte Scarlett. Muriel Wiest equips her shorthand and typing students to face today's business world. Mrs. Lillian Anderson besides teaching English, spurs her speech students and club members on to tournaments and contests. Clayton Freeburg says, Hockey is King at Roosevelt! He is better known as Bucky Hockey, and occupies his time with teaching history, R Club, and lunchroom duty, when not coaching. Wendell Benson has perfected the art of applying a tale of minor significance to some event or issue of great significance in his government classes. The lunchers sometimes have the opportunity to hear him sing in Swedish. He also teaches Swedish. Leslie Engstrom teaches the distinction between male and female skulls in the anthropology portion of sophomore history. He is advisor of Debate and Pilots Clubs. Mrs. Helen Henningsgard presents a lighthearted approach to the nitty-gritty in home and family living. Mrs. Lorraine Clement teaches tenth-grade English, and is faculty advisor for Blue-Tri. Stanley Johnson who calls himself the second most friendly teacher at Roosevelt, instructs students in graphic arts. James Cepress is still at work on his table leg, while supervising the industrial metals class. 54 Freeman Mclnroy conveys his motto, A quitter never wins — A winner never quits ' to the football and track teams, R Club, Pep Club, and history students. His booming voice can also be heard in the lunchroom — Take out those trays! Mrs. Addell Dahlen pleads with her English students, Why don't you say something? Mrs. Marjorie Johnson sets an example for her English classes by attending every football game. Needless to say, she is the cheerleading advisor. James Anderson who teaches English and news writing, warns (or reassures) the Standard staff — You shall make the deadline! Louis Rudd stresses how important history is for the development of a complete education. John Jennings is waiting for some Ladies Aid to break up so that he can start his geometry or algebra class. Then he explains to his baffled students, If you accept 1 3 = .333 then you must accept 1 = .999 ... John Farrell a math teacher who characterizes himself as having short hair and long lectures, also braves the risky task of instructing Driver's Education. Donald Iverson keeps the machine shop clean and busy. After school he prompts student drivers to aim high and keep your eyes moving. Gary Fortier teaches physical education and health. He also coaches sophomore football and swimming. Mrs. Sophie Ftoel advises a math student, You'll never become a good mathematician if you're too lazy to push your pencil! She serves on the Algebra - Trigonome-56 try Textbook Com- mittee and is treasurer of the faculty social committee. Alphonsa Cannon's security is a lab coat spattered from dissections in biology and chemistry experiments. Mrs. Nancy Glenn recites NADA NADA Limonada to her Spanish class. English also was added to her assignment this year. Jerome Sullivan drafting teacher, bites his fingernails each Friday afternoon in anticipation of the varsity football game. He is the head coach. Richard Johnson is absorbed in the beat of a selection for the marching band, stage band, concert band, orchestra, or related arts class. William Tilbury when asked what his students would remember him by, replied, I don't give a damn. He advises Student Council, coaches cross country, and assists wrestling and track coaches. Marsha Gallea paces the floor of her psychology class thinking of some story to tell her health and physical education students. To keep in shape she supervises Rocketts, and the badminton and golf teams. Lorraine Stavenas wants her foods classes to remember to Serve the hot foods hot and the cold foods cold. Besides teaching, she is head of the faculty social committee. James Dotseth reassures physical education and health classes that Resuscie-Annie will not bite. He assumed the new role of wrestling and Bombers coach this year. 57 Hilda Karakosoglu states, Today we will speak only French in class. She supervises the newly formed International Club. Mrs Myrtice Holmquist is often camera shy but her homeroom wanted her pictured this year. She teaches English. William Cutts English teacher, supplied this cheap verse especially for the Sagamore: What in me would I call unique? That more boys don't arouse my pique. William Ronning teaches art and supervises the Art Club. A distinguishing phrase of his is, My Genius. Cantrell Cooper merges school and jobs by teaching occupation relations and supervising the student work program. Mrs. Dorianne Evertz's expressive eyes will be remembered by her speech, English, and related arts students. S8 Edward Haynes shouts to his history and English classes, Come forward and be saved! Oren Hollenbeck teaches drafting and is the department's chairman. Melliny Bredeson tries to stress to her psychology and English classes, Oh you people! You have to care for others! She has only a few months to get her point across until Patrick Feely returns to Roosevelt. Mrs. Judy Burich smilingly nods and murmurs an understanding m'hm, m'hm to the problems of bewildered history and German students. Daniel Krueger plays Guess what I'm thinking? to relieve the stress and strain of his English class and Sagamore staff. Richard Dick instructs work program students in occupational relations. 59 Rudolph Berryman negotiates with his choirs and related arts class, to solve innumerable conflicts in a way that everyone's needs are satisfied. Lucinda Thornton phy. ed. and health teacher, also is the coach of girls' intramurals. Sherry Grindeland in her second year at Roosevelt, teaches biology and girls' physical education. She coaches the tennis team, the volleyball team and the bowling team. Karl Pedersen keeps a watchful eye on his phy. ed. class. He also teaches science, coaches intramural sports, and i nstructs driver trainees. Marvin Skaurud often referred to as Doc, teaches government and advises the tennis team. James Moody interrupts his auto shop class to pose for the camera. He also teaches adults in Roosevelt's community education program. 60 Ronald Burnside history and related arts teacher, is the Little General always on the go! He keeps active as adviser of the Student Senate and sophomore hockey coach. Walter Logacz teaches government, history, and geography. Gerald Springer teaches Sales and Marketing, and is superviser of Distributive Education Clubs of America. He is a work program coordinator. Frau Berta Vijard is the tall German teacher with a low voice and Estonian accent. She is one of the advisers of International Club. Mrs. Terrie Newman is an English teacher and adviser for Blue Tri. Linton Lange's students know better than to skip his class. He teaches economics, government, world affairs, and is a department chairman. 61 Mrs. Beatrice Antholz is the English teacher with the voice of an angel. She advises creative writing club and the literary magazine. James Saxton teaches occupational relations and advises the Vocational Industrial Club of America. Harold Riemenschneider is a biology and physiology teacher. He is in charge of athletic equipment and advises Sportsmens' Club. t A fmCe UVin V ' Cr miles as he gives a test to his math analysis class. He also teaches algebra — trig, and senior math. Mrs. Carol Shaw is the clothing and foods teacher with the Missouri accent, who doesn't believe everything her students say. She also advises the newly named Home Economics Club. Charles Pinkney is known by his art and related arts classes as the weird artist-type, who helped them have meaningful relationships with trees, rocks and Tom Ohno is known as the math teacher who cares. Fred Lundquist senior English teacher and department chairman, is often mistaken for a well-known, former president. Maurice Weinblatt's distinctive sense of humor will always be remembered by his advanced arts and related arts classes. He advises A.F.S. and organizes the annual musical review. Mrs. Helen Lund prepares the visually handicapped to cope in a sightless world. Dianne Keas warns her history students, ''Get a partner, we're going to our lockers. Lars Kindem wants his history and Norwegian students to remember, that fishing is the only thing that counts! 63 Stephen Nelson teaches physics, Science II, and advises the Medical Careers Club. Mrs. Benita Kirschbaum teaches advanced Spanish and is adviser of International Club and the Senior Executive Board. Robert Lohn teaches wood shop and small gas engines. His stage crew is responsible for the technical duties in Roosevelt's assemblies. Harvey Wagner reminds his occupational relations class that zero hour always starts at 7:30 a.m. He also teaches secretarial skills and shorthand. Clifford Luke teaches vocational agriculture. When not busy in the greenhouse, he supervises the Future Farmers of America club. Mrs. Calista Bechthold muses over her history class. She also teaches special classes. 64 Frederic Meyer teaches biology and science, and is the new gymnastics coach. Philip Petrou's demerits are feared by his history and Russian students Mrs. Joan Lava an eloquent speaker, team teaches eleventh grade English with Mr. Newton. She also teaches sophomores and seniors. Carol Marquart is the bewitchingly beautiful but modest related arts and English teacher. Lawrence Swadner tells his English class, You're just not cutting the mustard. Ward Wheeler's students will remember his pet saying, Well, we will have to rattle his cage, too. He teaches occupational relations for the work program. 65 Mrs. Alice Paus keeps busy with her typing, office skills and consumer economics classes. Dale Johnson teaches junior accounting, typing and bookkeeping. William Knutson geometry and senior math teacher, after reminding his students that smoking is a bad as well as an expensive habit, wishes them long lives so they will get a chance to use the math they've learned. Thomas Clark's hsssstory students call him Snake. He is the assistant coach of cross country and baseball, and supervises boys' intramurals. Mrs. Louraine Wendt encourages phy.ed. students to work at a sport instead of loafing. She keeps active as coach of the swim and gymnastics teams, and advises intramural sports. Fred McGilvrey is thankful for the ramps. They prove quite helpful when riding his bike through the halls of Rosey-Tech : In class, he gives 100% to develop a realistic auto-mechanics course. Jack Newton history teacher, would like to be remembered as a teacher who respects every student's right to be himself. Allan Brenny ushers his algebra — trig, students into class, and awakens them by singing, ''Good Morning to You. Helen Haberman teaches shorthand, stenographic skills and typing. Susan Norris pleads with her English classes, Let's get it together people. Donald Martin geometry and algebra teacher, will be remembered for his extraordinary good looks and his dulcet tones. Charles Lobdell sociology and government teacher, would probably be speechless if his hands were tied, some say. 67 Mrs. Susan Feely surprises her drama and related arts classes with a very big voice coming from someone so short. She organizes the auditorium programs and directs the drama club. I Doris Wolff utilizes every minute of the alotted class time to teach her English and literature students. She wants them to remember her for what they've learned in class, in other words, she doesn't expect to be remembered. Richard McWaters is chairman of the phy.ed. department and coaches basketball. He substituted as football athletic director for Mr. Benson this year. Eric Schroeder enjoys a good English book after a hard day of teaching. ArnoTroff assigns optional problems to his math students. He is in charge of the evening school program at Roosevelt. 68 1 Mr. John C. Wells is Roosevelt's third principal. He was appointed in the fall of 1954 and has served as the school's administrator for seventeen years. Me retired in February, 1971. A, Office Personnel TOP LEFT: Wilbur Lewis, asst. principal. TOP RIGHT: Ronald Clubb, ass't. principal. RIGHT: COUNSELORS, I TO R.. STATED: D. Hanson, M. Smith, STANDING: N. Smith, D. Pommer, C. Hanson, M. Hughes. BOTTOM RIGHT: Elsworth Panzer, ass't. principal. OFFICE STAFF: SEATED: Mrs. Shelstad. STANDING, L. TO R: Mrs. Maher, Mrs. Carlson, Mrs. Nelson, Mrs. Williams, Mrs. Brooks. Mrs. Johnson, Mrs. Edstrand, Mrs. Schmidt. $ yj tr -iV V- X v' r SOPHOMORES Bergtand. InM Bergman. Catey B rhne% Steve Bernard. Annella Benju.tt Bradley BerlKaume. HKfwd BerthiBon. Cfcenna B.d«etl Chortn Bmgaman Ptwtip Brehop. Robert Biorgen. terry BUnm MMliam Blankhotm Boon. Bot.n. Barbara Booh. Julte BomVKhta Boyt Samuel Bradley. John Bren run. Steven Brenner. Craig Brenner. Dana Breecancim. Mary Brewe Carol Bnnwall M.cfuet Brodeur. Mxhael 72 . iV Laughing ... Btote. Robert Broten. Donald Brown. (Urn •town. Gar ory Biown. Margaret Brown. Srmen Buchanen.Donald Buckley. Richard lumyeat, Shannon Burton, Ronnie ■uth.John •yen. Gladyev Caldwell. Kenneth Calvin. Michelle Campbell. Amu Campbell. Bam Cameron, Cregory Cameron, Von CarHon. Brent Carbon. Dave Carbon, Ian Carhon. Suianne Carbon, T ho mat Carpenter, larty Carton. Kimberly Caller, Barbara Chamberlin. Brad Chayer, Candy Chayer, Joinder Chinartder, Sharon Chrntiantcn, Rae Cienumki. Sutan Cl arm. Daniel Clark, Nancy Cloutier. Timothy Cole. Nancy Cole, Steven Collier. Kathy Collirtt. Janet Conn. Ken Conrad, Oagmar Cook. Jody Coohdftr. Donna Coombt. Candace Corbin. Shane Cot. Joy Cropper, Curtn Cunnmgham, Jim Czech. Joteph Da a. V.ecte 73 Bewildered .g Dah%tm. Darlene Dailey, Den Dww «ji.Gwfl Oenyhik, Milk Darkow, John Oatc. Tun DeGoher. Dele Deluney. Michael Demaren, Renee OeV'j l. Join Oewolf. John Otpple, Pmolla Dolan. Michael Donee kef. William Donley, Chnt Oopp. Cindy Dorn. Murray Oou U  . Ralph Oreyer, Mark Drcyrr. Steven Ouda, Dartme Duncan. Joan Dvorak. Kay Ickman. Sandy Idkind. Carol Idwardv Ilitabnh iRJprTun, Harbarr Ik bled. Steven like. Cana tlliv Gloria tlmore. Scon Urod, Candice Immy.Pjul Emery. William frickton. Devtd I nekton. Debra K I nekton. Debra I. I ftekton, lamer I rick von, linda J. I rick ton. Mr I nekton. Pamela Itennch. Suun (Mocko. Carol tailor, haven talk, hie talvey. Mactiarl fret,. Brad ferprton. Mary link. Bern Jo Inc her. Rake live her. Karen I,rid Mark IJetlman, lonathan Maim. David tlippin. Martha Hood. Patrick folia. Cheryl Fotier, lamer tranke. Robert framon. Tern Indndion, Roy (reeve. David I rrn el, Curl frict. Oouglat frith. Iiwr Trolland.lohn luervtenherg. ludy Garmalr, Steven Geter.Rick Grlden.ltll Ormond. W'tyne Germundvon. Urw Crrvarv Mari Gtbbt. She.ee CUbert. Deborah GrRVv Mchael can. itomit Conwor. |a mrv Goodrtunder. Deanna Cordon. WMw GotteTl.lube Grannet. Dan Grant. |imn II Grata . Gregory Gray, Sm Green. MIcheRe Greenland, lean Griffin. Raul Gullet ton. Deanna Gurvdervon. Randy Gunner, David Gumeau. Carolyn Gutlelton. Donald Gvttalton. loyce Haaik. Vicki Haakenton, Ion Haar, Sharon Hagen. M e Hagen, llmotfiy Hagen. Stephanie HaNberg. Annette Hahmd. David Hammartund, Ben Hammetixt. Kevin Ha men. Judith • Hamen. Kathleen Hamen. William Hamon, loan Hamon, Steven Harmon, Deborah Hauge. Daniel Havrei, Deborah Hawkmt. Jeanette Mawklnton. Richard Hedttrom, Tyton Hplteran. Gregory Helmed, Michael Heinrich. Gatl Heita. Dawd Hendren. Steven Hendren. Rounne Hendrlckt. Sara Herkal, lary Hetter. Michael Meyer, loune Hnvala. Terrance Hill, Terry Hnatko, Richard Hoehne, Samuel Hogeboom, Mark 75 Mogeboom. Si even Holden, tynn Holien, Debra Hofim berk. Calm Holm. Steven Holm, V.ctoeta Holmberg. Juhanne Holmgren, Roger HoHeth, Timothy Holrmtrom, Gregory Hiymud. Robert Hortman. Scott Hough. Coralyn Homeland. Daniel Hrkal. Ronald Hug So, Roxanne Hulke. Wen Hjltman, Scott Hyde, lean Inth. Bruce Iverton. Edward Jackton, Cirrtn lacktoo, Mark Ucotnon, Joyce lamet, Michael langula, Edward Hlery, Joyce lenten. Edward lenten. Cordon lenten, Jamet lemon. Cindy leramon. Rebecca lohrtton, Alien lohnton. Curth Jnhnton, Dana lohnton, Dawn lohnton. Dehra lohnton. Cary lohnton. Jacqueline lohnton. Jrannle lohnton, hidy lohnton, Lor me lohnton. Mark lohnton, Nancy lohnton, Pamela lohnton. Steven lohnton. Thomat lohnton. Vicki lonet. Jacqueline Jonet. Krnon I or ge nton, )udy luntunen. Diane Kadrlik. Jeanne Kafka. Wetley Kalinowtki. Patrida Kamjxa, Gary Kampl, Mark Kanten, Oetchcn Kanuit. Robert Katlow, Brun Kautlmann. Ter eta Kellogg. Sotan Keity, Kathryn Keteluk, BraiBey 76 Coping K«v n. Donald Kiaehon. Diane Kineth, JeMrey Kben.loit KVn.MKheal Kiu Nf. Raimond Knutton.Cail Knution, Sharobn Kobentein. Terry Hoc Kolr , lean Koehler, sten toiUn, (rbn« K avel. Oebr a Kneit. Cynthia Knnhop, tjurip KrHak. larwce KumpuU. Debra Kunnao, Debra Kuater. Ricky laCombe. Mary ladnig, Martha lafUmme. Cathleen land . Dale lanen, Deborah lanon, lauri lanon, Rebecca lanon. teed lanon. Tod tee, florence letch, Patricia Uden.John lind. (harlri Und. Dean I itchy, Danny loberg. Maty lock net. Robed I odder, Unda logan. Sander lund. Terry lundahl. Bradkry lundgren. Dend lundurn, Kntn lynch, Keith Madven. Ronald Madton, David MandcdieJd, lliraberh Martha . Kimberly Martin, Barbara Martin, Greg Martin, let 'ey Mammon, Cindy Melon. Bradley Malrtout. Saeve Manon, Thomai Matutka. Raul Maui. Robert McDonald, Mary MrDouBad. Scon I McGee. Gall McGiniey. Micheal Michael Met ay. Deborah McMahon. Kathleen McMullen, timothy Meatman. larry Mnuri. Thomat Mrtutk. Si even Madtbo. lohn Mikehoo. Rodney Mikkehon. Kathy Ni.lb.edi. David Millet. Oenhe Made.. Howard Mitchell. Diane Mus. Undl Mod. . Pamela Moir. Bradley Morr. Dat'd Monk. Debra Monk. Yvonne Montrote, Brute Morgan. Philip Moon. Claudia Monty. Robert Murlken. |ohn Murth, tody Murphy. NVheal Murphy. lim Muwtul, Dale Myhre. Jonathan Sehon, Bnan Nehon.Dantri NelMtn.Caan Nehon. llnda Nekton. Randee Nehon, Roianne New l.nda Nmminn, Norma Nrwbrrg. Douglat Ntcmrn, Thomat Norby.Angrka Norgten. Dana Norgten. Ronald Norman. Timothy Nonhlelt. Donald Oberg. I aura OCaHaghan. Kathleen O'Day, Bonne yO Kambecg, Juke Rirr.fr . Joteph Rind. RltKifd Rapp. Matthew Ratimki. fred RauTuucn. LuciBe Rif mood. Carol Raven hotM, frednck Rn. Dirrrll Redhead. Debra Redhead. Patnoa Redhead. Richatd Rehbetg. Donald Remtrr. Richard Rhode . Albert Ribar. Dadd Rickard. Wayne Riley. Sabrina Rolf. Duane Rate. M Roth, Michael RuN. Nancy Ruitell. Charln Rul rn. Janet Ryan, Chrittine Rylander. Barbara Sande, Michael Sanford, lynette Sargent. Mecheal Saturn. Debby Saturn. Waller Scakuco. Jamrt Sc hardier, Cary Schlrmer. Randall Sc Well, Donald Schmidt. Bonnie Schmidt. Dawn Schulz. Kathy Schulz. Ruth Schwartz. Mart Schweitzer, Jay Scrtiner. Stephen Seifert. Carol Sefander, Barbara Seymour, loni Shannon, Mary 80 Siibetnagel. Peggy Si mom. Linda Sina. Barbara Skoobroten. Ronald Slayton, Nathan Slettedahl, Micheall Mettehaugh, Mary Paul Smith, Craig Smith. Heidi Solved!. Larry Soremon. Linda Spamhower. Scott Spence . Sandra Stadem. Sara Stanfield. Duane Stingcl. lerry Stempet. Barbara Stepanek. Richard Stephen!. Jeffrey Sterling. Peter Stkiney. Keith Stevem, David St George. Marianne Shel. Miry Stokke. WlBiam Stone, M. heal Storiie. Sherrie Stormoen. Jere Strindberg. Dor me Screed. Mark But Still Inquisitive ... SCORES ROOSEVELT ROOSEVELT ROOSEVELT ROOSEVELT ROOSEVELT ROOSEVELT ROOSEVELT ROOSEVELT ROOSEVELT 9 ROOSEVELT 8 West 3 Edison 1 Marshall - U 1 Vocational 3 Cential 1 Henry 3 Southwest 6 North 2 South 0 Washburn 3 2 1 6 7 9 1 A 5 THIS PACE UPPER RIGHT: Snobeck await the puck. CENTER: Anderson show form. LOWIR t[fT: Bucky give hi boy a break. LOWfR RIGHT Greer skate into the action. OPPOSITE PAGE TOP: Coach Frccburg. 84 Hockey was a season of ups and downs — from a disappointing loss to West in the first game to a 7 to 3 victory over Washburn and an excellent team effort in a heartbreaking loss to No. 1 rated Southwest. This year's team was smaller than many in the city. But their speed and conditioning helped them out-last their larger opponents. Co-Captain Brian Snowbeck was Roosevelt's leading scorer and made the all-city team. ROW 1. R Burnside (Am . Coach), T. Schmidt. D. Heitz, C. Freebur (Coach). ROW 2 W Saxum. P. Hall, P Emery, 8. Fredrickson, T. Date. ROW 3. C. Olson, 8. Kolstad, M. Shannon, V. Anderson, C- Emery. ROW A R. Erickson, I. Soltvedt, 8. Snobeck, S. Greer,). Knapp. 85 r The Ice Arena ... is always the scene of action. Some teachers are led to believe that most of the kids that turn out for the games come to fight. The truth is Hockey is a tough sport. 86 LIFT TO RIGHT. ROW 1 M. louri-cas, B. Anderson, M. Schwartz. G. Brown, and B. Mayor. ROW 2: D. Rolf, M. Swenson, G. Hefferman, G. Schelder, K. Caldwell, and Coach Burnside. Hockey ... is the kind of sport, that everyone would like to play, but can't ... It is the greatest sport in the world, because of the degree of difficulty and also the form and finesse involved ... The reason I play hockey? Because of the competitiveness and the energy that must be excelled to play in this one of a kind sport ... Brian Snobeck 87 Thii page — UPPER LEFT: Senior'! champion snow sculpture. UPPER RIGHT: Hoida Steindorsdottir crowns Don Hanson WSD king. LOWER LEFT; Greg Olson. LOWER RIGHT Dostal and Krinhop entertain the royalty. Opposite page - UPPER LEFT: Greg O'Reilly. UPPER RIGHT: Seniors battle to a 71 to 0 victory. LOWER LEFT: 1971 WSD royalty. 88  Winter Sports Day ... started out with a broomball game, seniors against juniors and sophomores at Lake Hiawatha. On Thursday afternoon seniors dressed for the cold; carrying brooms and volleyballs, they battled the juniors and sophomores to a 71-0 victory. Swarms of loyal Teddies turned out on Gowans Field that night for the traditional snow sculpturing contest. Displaying their creative talent, the seniors worked on a mound of snow far into the night. Their efforts paid off and they won first place again this year. 89 Aquarius Dawns ... organized by Rich Hundt and Ruth Satre was the theme of WSD 1971. At the coronation candidates were escorted on stage by the cheerleaders and given a royal performance. Homecoming Queen Mary Cooper, assisted by the AFS students Kati and Heida, crowned Don Hansen Winter Sports Day king. The theme of Winter Sports Day was carried out by the Rockettes with their mystical outfits and dance. On the lighter side was Ron Lehmann giving us a typical afternoon with Mel's Movie. The pep club performed in their usual imaginative style, presenting a talent show. The teachers contributed their two cents worth and gave us one of their more-polished efforts. That night the Sir Raleighs played for the dance in the old girl's gym. This page — UPPER LEFT: Mr. Engstrom is Big John. UPPER RIC.H1: Foley dances for the 1971 WSD royalty. LOWER LEFT: Candidates congratulate King Don. LOWER RIGHT: Sophomores show a talent (or snow sculputre. Opposite page — UPPER LEFT: Satre and Hundt, WSD co-chairmen. UPPER RIGHT: 1971 WSD King Don Hanson. LOWER LEFT- luniors attempt a snow sculpture. LOWER RIGHT: Mike Olive and Curt Emery. 91 I TOR ROWl. K. Kelly, $. FjIkJ, GOIMlI. C. Woodt. O lljwn, I. OHon, C. SeabecR, I tXlOi fme, and D. ConrMl. ROW 2  Ru« en.V. Uivon.C. Chupka, I. Wlhon, B. Franke, D. Wnton.J. Nel- on, D Pct  on, M Miller. S Thompson, T Norman. R Noding, |. Thompton. D. Haitoid, R Rcmlor, and R Rabc ROW .1 P. Modrg. P. Swanion, M Oiibj, I Oiwald. M. McNeill. 0 Rehber . S Morwman.C lemhamel. B Montrqtr. V WkkWrom. I Burmece. 0. Hau«e. I fptilmin. T. Mrfckcfcon, B Mdrp, M. WlttflOCk, and S. Amjndson ROW 4 5. Peadej. R Ihur. M. fhpptn, C. Hough, B Van de loo,0. lande, and Richard Johmon. Oireoor. ROW S: B. Schroeder. M Como. J. Pedertco, f. Aiberg. R Tholen. and S Andervon 5th Hour Band ... is made up mostly of sophomores and juniors. They play with the marching band, and at basketball games. The fifth hour band also played in the Pops concert this spring. 92 Orchestra ... often accompanies the choir during many musical concerts throughout the year. Many students through their experience in the Roosevelt orchestra tryout for other youth orchestras in the Twin Cities area. ORCHESTRA: fRONT ROW. iff T TO RIGHT: C. Johnson, J. Severance. A. Benzol, B. Aitken, M. Loquj, P. Danielson, M. Brady, J. Hartman. M. Rapp, D. Lambert. SECOND ROW: B. Grannes, C. Novacek, B. Zellmer, B. Mason, B. Nelson, L. Caron, B. March, H Tiikkainen, W. Gould, B. Bishop. Mr. Richard Johnson directing. 93 Standard Staff ... has been working diligently all year to bring the students the most up-to-date, informational, and interesting paper in Roosevelt history. Standards have provided students with many a busy Thursday morning, and quite a few good book covers. Working under the direction of their new advisor James Anderson, the Standard Staff has tried to bring new ideas and techniques to the paper. LEFT TO RIGHT — Advisor J. Anderson, A. Forslin, D. Loop, B. Harff, B. Tompkins, P. Spangrud, J. Holm-quisl, M. Cornell, N. Rollins, A. Cianciolo, C. Novak, R Mundl, T. Moore, J. Acker, J. Thingvjll, J. Shetlor, K. Rizii, H. Tiikkaincn, D. Cochran, D. Bartholomew, D. Anderson, G. Alexander, D. Swanson, J. Axelsen. 95 LEFT: Advisor, J. Anderson, ABOVE: D. loop and G. Alexander. HEIDA, ICELAND KATIE, FINLAND AFS Students Heida's real name is Ragnheidur Kristin Steindorsdot-tir. She arrived in Minneapolis in August and will be going home at the end of July. Heida lives with Ruth Graf's family, whom she is with in the above picture. Heida has already taken two years of college. Mainly shestudies languages. She feels that the Icelandic school system is better than our own. I know I will have a richer life because of this experience and friendship and kindness of you all. Marja KatriinaSkinnariis better known as Katie around Roosevelt. Katie feels that the young people in the U.S. are more outgoing and more active than in her homeland of Finland. Laurie Lourica's family has been Katie's new home. Katie said they all share one common interest and that's hockey. AFS sends Katie and Heida $16 each month for nothing, as they put it. I will remember this year forever. When you come to Europe, come and see me. Thanks for everything. Drama Club ... members participate in plays aimed at entertaining small groups, and employing as many of the Drama Club members as possible. They experience many different aspects of drama, fun in working up plays, and the satisfaction of a final performance. It is a club in which the students may overcome their introverted feelings in large group presentation and have fun doing it. ROW 1: LEFT TO RIGHT: M. O'Donnell, K. Rizzi, H. Steindorsdottir, D. C. Sandberg, M. Sampson. ROW 2: D. Ohotto, C. Gcarou. B. Aitken. R. Obon, L. landvik, P. Danielson, Y. Daga, K. Tiguc, J. Schultz. ROW 3. M. Grefsrud, L Oswald, P. Redhead, S. Spencer, D. Benoit, B. Matt bon, P. Velenchenko, B. Hansen, N. Boiin, R. Lash, S. Hosek, L. Spainhower. ROW 4:). Thingvall, R. Lehmann, M. Vigtel, N. Vigtcl, M. Rapp, V. Valois, G. 97 Alexander, P. Starkcn, L. Satter. ITT T TO RIGHT: ROW 1: D. Mangin, S. Lynn, S. Horsman, Mr. H. Reimen-schncider Advisor, V. Rodi, K. Tigue, S. Hosek, P. Alexander. ROW 2: L. Coos-elaw, K. Marxen, V. Larson, V. Larson, V. Sandvig, P. Velenchenko, 8. Nelson, N. Axberg, D. Erickson. ROW 3: M. Rapp, B. Blikstad, M. Thomas, C. Spencer, J. Smith, S. Piontek, J. Erickson, C. Schulz, L. Erickson. ROW 4: S. Stratton, S. lundquist, S. Dennis, W. Wheeler, T. Asper, D. Sandberg, |. Polunc, M. Lob-erg. ROW 5: N. Nelson, J. Strand. N. Dalbey, L. Rasmussen, |. Hyde, R. Olson, D. Berthilson, E. Hulke, C. Brevig. Sportsman's Club ... started out the year with their traditional picnic. They have many outside activities like horseback riding, rollerskating, swimming and tobogganing. The Sportsman Club tries to promote school spirit at games and they run the concession stand in the new gym. 98 Sno-Drifters ... is one of the new organizations at Roosevelt. It is composed of 70 people who enjoy skiing. They make frequent outings, visiting various ski areas in Minnesota, Wisconsin, Michigan, and Canada. This year's season consisted of seven trips, three of which were overnights. On one trip, approximately 60 brave Sno-Drifters froze in a -25 degree windchill to go skiing. This year's president was Tony Cianciolo. 99 SCORES ROOSEVELT 4 Marshall U. 5 ROOSEVELT S Washburn 4 ROOSEVELF 4 West 5 ROOSEVELT 4 North 5 ROOSEVELT 4 Edison 5 ROOSEVELT 3 South 6 ROOSEVELT 3 Central 6 ROOSEVELT 3 Henry 6 Tied lor 2nd in city Fourth in districts Low score wins 100 R. Berg, S. Bergland, T. Cianciolo. D. Fries, J. Holts, O. Loop, N. Olson, C. O'Reilly, F. Pafko, C. Pearson, R. Rand, D. Tillman, |. Vick, J. White, Coach Lars Kindem. Skiing ... is divided into three sports — jumping, cross country, and slalom — all related, but each requiring different skills. The cross country skier must have the strength to pull himself through snow and the endurance and determination to race for four miles against his opponents. Neal Olson was Roosevelt's best CC man this year. To ride down a long jump then sail through the air, body over skis, stretching for every inch, takes self confidence and a lot of guts. To land at the bottom without falling takes good balance, strength, and timing. Our top jumpers were Dave Loop, Tony Cianciolo, and Steve Bergland. The quick succession of gates and importance of speed requires the slalom skier to have good balance, quick reactions, and complete body control. Craig Pearson and 9th grader Jim Holst have what it takes. ABOVl LlfT: Dave Tillman soars. UfT Co-captain Greg O'Reilly cuts through a maze of poles. ABOVf : Rounding the last gate is co-captain Craig Pearson. Oppoule pm c f — Tim Swanson, cross country. TOP: Tim Fredbo in slalom. 101 Swimming ... this year proved to be worth the team's effort as they pulled out with a 6-4 record. Although the season ended on a flat note with the four toughest meets being last, they still managed to rank fifth in the city. Credit goes to coaches Fortier and Mclnroy whose strenuous practices pushed the Teddies into a good year. 102 AflOVf Chuti Full , puh h jd In frwtyl MJDOif Iff F PowrHul bun .«ly thown by | fi Romtui MIOOU RIGHT: Coxh Fonir. K key«l to win. IOWM lift: Oiw John Bumnir nKMn dive. IOIVIR RIGHT Bickititinpei-l«1 lorn by fXj Imtilinm  r f SCORES ROOSEVFl I 53 EDISON 42 ROOSFVEIT 6S VOCATIONAL 30 ROOSEVELT 50 CENTRAL 45 ROOSEVf I! 62 MARSHALL-U 33 ROOSEVELT 20 WEST 75 ROOSEVELT 56 NORTH 39 ROOSEVELT 14 SOUTHWEST 11 ROOSEVELT 43 HENRY 52 ROOSEVELT 61 SOUTH 34 ROOSEVELT 32 WASHBURN 63 L TOR. ROW 1: B. Wick, L. Mealman, J. Pape, D. Clarin, S. Anderson,T. McMullen, |. Meehan,T. Utterberg, R.Creich,S. Paach,C. Hollenbeck, I. Bantle. ROW2: B. Feely, J. Burneice, J. lundbcrg, D. Swenson, N. Thompson, J. Romsaas, D. Jones, P. Overgaard, D. Anderson, D. Giroux. ROW3: Coach Fortier, D. Isham, D. Engstrom, J. Crest, C. Haugen, S. Pieper, C. Fuller, Asst. Coach Mclnroy. 103 The Choir ... worked this year to bring student initiative and involvement in planning and running the school music program. The choir not only sings for the school Christmas and Spring Concert, Veteran's and Memorial Day programs, and Commencement, but they have given outside concerts too. The choir has sung for church and civic groups throughout the neighborhood. The Choralaires, a select group of seventeen senior members of the choir, performed at the Christmas Concert and numerous outside events. The Girls' Choir, Choristers, and the Male Chorus are the other branches of Roosevelt's vocal music program. I TO IOW T. S Hariettad. P. GirRcnon, I Bo«oM on. D KnuHon. V. CNamberlm. I Krona. V Wedrll. J Karov K Wrtibnrv. I Vatin. S. Baunuuon. D lambert. S Rare.C Knunon, F lir d. I lundm O Snjmon.C Carlton, 5 Roland. M . Pogod imki M Vondall. and P VHen Kenko BOW7 K ttmnan. S Moel. R Valrr. C. Bock C (Htliand. I Dadry. M Ih.rlm, N e ton . W Hum-me«. | Blown. O. Chmiopttenon, B AMm, I Nekton. N. Ovlhe. D Vhwappaih, 0 Poland. S fngkind. I Mailer. B Bama. D Johnson. I Atelton, 4 Miller. N. Niehon M Vventrk, and B Han ten BOW 1 I MKmthon, R AKtent. M Smelana. V Beyle. K. Oulletle. M Neiton. R K.mjink. K Swjnwm. V lohftton. K ttmnl, O Mnnn, P Oeltrud. B Mjpn.C Vo1! M IXjbe' B Andefton. B Head. K Muitn. M. Coin, A Wold, and 4. kotgemon. BOW M Olmtlrad. R Tom and. |. Bonuwi, U Swenuvv M Oetirvd, I lAibe’, O. Uieft, I Iwgrnvon. J Molnxami. | Varpnett. M Wad harm. P. Hall, P Papcnheuton, R Batkr. I Clauten, B. letimann. 4 Bradley tow ONI: I rORD.Irkkton.D .MlDe.l Sjob . , C. Nkmy. I Hoppe. P. GaRi hef. Pokinc. R Koit,. M. Batchdler. S Indrehu., R Ohon. C. lolta. 8 Thompson, M. Brown, C Mm. M Pete. KOW mo T loom. P. Thiip, S. Hendrick , D. DahlRim. 0. fohnton. D. Ohocto, I Quxk.M Snd.P Redhead. 0 Rytander, T Andenon, S. I a let. f Gorman. ROW WK.lt P. C ampbefl. N. Bolin, K. SchulU, 0. Aldout, P. SilbernaRel. I Jonec. M Calvin. I. Nordmom. D CulleW. R Iriih. C. Raymond. V. Ha«k. t Ir.ckvon. I Iwnl. I forvman. C Knuivun ROW IOUK S. OI on, C la-llimiw, I. Krlrvhop. C Prtenon. I Holmberg. V. Holm. 8. Kotkan. C Norman,) OMerkand, M. Green. | Kochelok. 0. Motm. C. kxin.C hlocko.C Mammon. S Wiley. C. Onwi. M Krltn. T Hud Mr. Berryman at piano. Girls' Choir .. like other choral music, meets every day and performs at various school functions. Candids are: Opposite page top — Students discussing musical plans. CfNTER LETT: D. Miller and J. Sjoberg. CENTER RIGHT: A. fill-more, P. lazaras, and S. Indrehus. This page center left - C. Berg. CENTER MIDDLE: R. Olson. CENTER RIGHT: D. Christopherson. BOTTOM LETT J. Ostlund and N. Bolin. BOTTOM RIGHT: C. Morin i 105 106 CHORISTERS; I. to R ROW I M (diton. | N««-n. C. Ber . N. Atberg. G. Van Vickie. I GutuKon. M Mcduifw, D Geech. | Idler. D. (ohrvton. ROW2:1 OUey. I. Duncan. D.Comad. L Brr- DeMarait, M Myhie, C. RiKhie, | Andenon. O DiBon. S. Chi (tinder, |. Hawkint, C Minn ROW J | Bradky. 0 Sale.) (nekton. G. Vick. J Rairwe . G Meilenbeck. I. Carpentef. B Mirty.S Paatch R Viom. R. Itytot, M Berryman il the piano CMORALAIRES: ROW 1. R. Lehmann, R. Tourand, J. Romain, M. Wadhams, P. Papcnhauscn, and M. Gretsrud ROW 2. $ Hoel, R. Ahrens. C. Elfstrand, $. Vestal, O. Johnson, and C. Bock. ROW 3. J. Miller, R. Satre, B. Barna, B. Anderson, and L. lundeen. Vocal Music LUJ The Male Chorus practices before school in the morning. L ro R. ROW 1: I. Thingvall, M. Silver-berg, D. Bensfield, F. Pafko, D. Elieff, and S. Bradley. ROW 2. S. Paasch, R. Peterson, S. Crannes, and |, Anderson. 107 Student Aides ... assist the librarians and office clerks. Library aides shelve books and locate magazines for students while office aides help at the switchboard and perform other office duties. LIBRARY AIDES ROW 1: Mrs. Baker. K. Westberry, Miss Putnam, C. Tulcy, D. Schicbcr, C. Enger. ROW2: P. Wilkie, B. Thompson, P. Condon, C. Novatek, K. Raacn, Mrs. Broggcr, K. Otto, D. Rasmussen, Mrs. Deeds, G. Landvik, K. O'Callaghan, K. Oehler, M. Tompkins. OFFICE AIDES ROW J; I Swiderski, E. Christensen, ]. Falvey, J. Westby, N. Olsen. ROW2. T. Fish, S. Erik-son, B. Aamodt, L. Haikcr, D. Sarathain, J. Ley. R. Rimarcik, C. Carlson, |. Coleman, B. Pritchard, K. Amundsen, S. Roden , L. Ellefson, D. Johnson, J. Anderson. $. Rehbcrg, K. Wilbur. 108 SPEECH CLUB ROW 1: D. Ohotto, J. Johnson, R. Patch, C. GreHrud, J. Thingvall, R. Lehmann, T. Moore, J. Gurita. Krieg, K. Dvorak. ROW2: L. Sandsfrom, M DEBATE CENTER: Mr. Engttrom. ROW 1: I PoJunc, M. Loberg, V. Botts, T. Asper, S. Lundquist, W. Wheeler, S. Koehler, L. Sulla, P. Greftrud. ROW 2 J. Thingvall, K. Bor-gendale, L. Bantle. Abient: B. Dougherty, K. Rtz i. Speech and Debate ... seek to improve the students' ability to communicate orally. This year's debate topic was. Resolved: that the federal government should establish, finance, and administer programs to control air and water pollution. Speech contestants have an opportunity to earn points and become members of the National Forensic League. 109 Wrestling ... is hard ... You have to cut weight and still keep a good attitude. It's a one man sport, with no one to lean on for help except yourself. On the mat I must win ... I'm depressed when something doesn't work, happy when it does ... also very tired. It's the satisfaction of knowing that I have the willpower to resist food for three months. The first four minutes take brains and endurance; the last two take guts. The bus ride home after a victory .. Tommy Victor chugging gallons of ice water. We're keeping the Ex-lax company in business ... The season could have been better. It was hell sometimes, but I loved it. SCORES ROOSEVELT 22 North 20 ROOSEVELT 18 Vocational 22 ROOSEVELT 25 Washburn 16 ROOSEVELT 11 Edison 33 ROOSEVELT 28 Marshall - U 13 ROOSEVELT 37 Henry 9 ROOSEVELT 30 South 8 ROOSEVELT 21 Southwest 23 ROOSEVELT 35 Central 13 ROOSEVELT 33 West 11 no ROW ONE. LEfT TO RIGHT: R. Buf-fie, F. Christian, |. Hansen, J. Larson, R. Brown, S. Prok, D. Dahlman, T. Gcoweke, F. Peterson, M. Schniebel, M Johnson, D. Bonsfield, Finco, |. Albrcct. ROW TWO. IEET TO RIGHT: Coach J. Dotseth, J. Cunningham, T. Victor, D. Laflamme, F. Hall, B. Hokstad, B. Keeler, D. Peterson, B. Lysholm, D. Borris, J Johnson, H. Carlson, D. Powell, Manager R. Olson, Asst. Coach B. Tilbury. OPPOSITE PACE UPPER RIGHT: Allcity Jim Cunningham works around his opponent. LEfT: All-city Tom Victor puts in an arm bar CENTER: Butch Lysholm. rides his opponent with a grapevine. LOWER RIGHT: Working for a stand-up is Fred Hall. THIS PAGE ABOVE: Dave Laflamme works a chicken wing. LEFT Dave Borris trios for escape. Ill RIGHT: Dick Powell nets keyed before match. BELOW: John Johnson drives switch. LOWtR RIGHT: Blake Keeler works for pin. ROW 1: LEFT TO RIGHT: D. Hauge, J. Muelken, N. Slayton, M. Roth, B. Peterson. ROW 2: Coach W. Tilbury. M. Hags-trom, J. Taylor, S. Brennen, J. Ciech. K. Anderson. 112 Boy's Leadership ... with new outfits and a whistle to blow, led the boys physical education classes to a fun year. From sophomore brats'' to junior know-it-alls, the leaders say they put up with a lot. ROW 1: LEFT TO RIGHT: D. Isham, B. Hokstad, R. Erickson, S. Greer, M. Konecny, B. lohnvon, V. Anderson, W. Simpson, ROW2: 8. Snobeek, D. Bensfield, B. Anderson, S. Borglund, G. Yale, J. Carlson, R. Cecka, S. Campbell, ROW 3: J. Gunstrom, G. Tolle, D. Danielson. D. Hanson, M. Olive, G. Olson, J. Ramerth, C. Fuller. 113 Girls' Bowling ... an intramural sport, involving nearly 40 girls and held from December until March, was exciting to those involved. Seven bowlers were chosen to represent Roosevelt in the State Bowling Tournament last January. UPPER LIFT: Marlys Tollers shows her technique. UPPIR RIGHT: Grace Haagenson and Cand ;■ Peterson attentively keep score. LOWER LEFT: Miss Grindeland studies as the noise echoes. LOW- j ER RIGHT: Bonnie Macmahon concentrates on the set of ten. 114 UPPER LEFT: Th« coach demonstrates a drive. LOWER LEFT Debbie Fuller does her back dive. LOWER RIGHT: Char Sowles uses a paddle board to exercise her leg muscles Team picture: L. TO R.: ROW 1: D. Conrad, I. death, C. lars-gard, |. Johnson, V. Bolts, D. McOnley, A. Ben el, C. Chupka. ROW2: C. Sowles, L. Wahlstrom, D. Fuller, J. Hegle, L. Trudeau, P. Bouchardt, M. Loberg, C. Hough, L. landvik. Girl's Swimming ... was a big improvement from last year's beginning. The team included two girls from junior high schools who are valuable members. Debbie Fuller and Jane Hegle were the team captains with Mrs. Wendt as the coach. They are moving up in importance with the city teams and are hopeful of being on the top next year. us Badminton and Leadership This year has been the best season of badminton the girls have had in a long time. Even though they've had very few opportunities to practice, the team has been able to beat almost all of their competitors. Barb and Marsha Armstrong were enthusiastic team captains and Miss Gallea participated as the coach. BADMINTON: I. TO R: ROW 1: M. Armstrong, B. Armstrong. ROW 2: ). Severance. K. Nelson, D. Gullckson, S. Hendricks. ROW 3; D. Eisiclder, C. Gullekson, D. Norquist, J. Tramik, F. Lee. 116 GIRt'S LEADERSHIP: L. TO R: ROW 1: S. Hanson, S. Lynn, K. Fuehrer, A. Gruenwald, J. Ley, B. Mapes. L. Ramberg, M Cooper, L. Hartmann, K. Wick, S. Hinderaker. ROW 2: J. Larson, V. Bruestle, I. LaCoursicrc, D. Fuller, P. Lind, D. Nel son, t. Puterbaugh, B. Albrecht, B. Stangel, C. Gullekson, C. Walker, M. Berg, J. Severance. AUDIO VISUAL FROM LEFT TO RIGHT: ROW 1: B. Hilblad. F. Axberg, B, Olson, R. Erick-jon, p. Berkness, D. Squires, advisor. Audio Visual and Stage Crew ... are two organizations in this school that deserve a lot of recognition, but are among the most unknown. People seldom stop and think who takes care of the projectors and tape recorders, which are in constant need of attention or who creates the special effects, hooks up the sound equipment and helps set up the stage for many of the events witnessed during the year. STAGE CREW FROM LEFT TO RIGHT: ROW 1: M. Slickney, G. Myran, M. Ostlund, J. Thi-ngvall, C. Smilh, V. Nelson. 117 This Magic Moment So different and so new Will last forever — forever Till the end of time. Copyright 101 0 by Hill nd R «n(r Songv Inc. Uiod By PcimiMron Snoball ... theme for 1971 was This Magic Moment. It was held at Coffman Memorial Union again this year. Couples elegantly dressed for the affair arrived ready to talk with friends, laugh, have fun, and dance to The Brave New World. Co-Chairman Barb Miller and Betty Ann March planned new ideas for this year's Snoball. Dance cards were passed out at the door, and plastic snowflakes with the couples' names printed on them were hung on a line for them to see if they could find. 118 UPPER RIGHT: Steve Ludwigson serves drinks. UPPER LIFT: Dede swaps escorts. LOWFR LIFT: A little for the camera. ABOVE: Can I help you little girl? Opposite page, top — This Magic Moment . IEFT: Linda and Mark sit this one out. RIGHT: Fred astounds them with his velvet tux. LOWFR: Couples dance to the music of Brave New World . 119 ROW 7, L. lO R.: K. Conn, P. O'Connell, G. Nelson, B. Rose, J. Erickson, G. Dorr, ROW 2; B. Wermager, D. Rehberg, D. Patch, D. Mellum, T. Harvell, B. Wuluff, ROW 3; Coach Meyer, A. McDowell, J. O'Connell, P. Himmler, L. Wright, G. Kratz, T. Pcrouthy. SCORES ROOSEVELT 27 NORTH 78 ROOSEVELT 77 WASHBURN 28 ROOSEVELT 83 HENRY 22 ROOSEVELT 74 EDISON 31 ROOSEVELT SOUTH (forfeit) 120 Gymnastics ... team this year did as well as they expected by placing second in city conference dual meets. John O'Connell, a senior, collected the largest number of points for Roosevelt. The team was the strongest in the high bar and horse, mainly because of experience. Prospects for next year look good with hopes for some sophomores and five promising juniors. Opposite pa go — Far LcFt: D. Patch on tramp. CENTER: C. Kratz works on side horse. LOWER: J. O'Connell in free exercise. This page upper left: P. O'Connell on parallel bars. UPPER RIGHT: A. McDowell swings on the high bar. CENTER: L. Wright warms up. LETT: B. Wulull concentrates on the still rings. 121 SCORES Roosevelt 49 White Bear 59 Roosevelt 52 Washburn 70 Roosevelt 53 Henry 74 Roosevelt 53 Lincoln 64 Roosevelt 68 Edison 62 Roosevelt 57 West 59 Roosevelt 56 Southwest 47 Roosevelt 56 South 63 Roosevelt 58 North 64 Roosevelt 70 Vocational 60 Roosevelt 66 Central 65 Roosevelt 36 Marshall U. 40 Roosevelt 54 Washburn 69 Roosevelt 65 Henry 73 Roosevelt 63 Central 64 Roosevelt 50 Edison 82 Roosevelt 57 Kennedy 58 ROW 1: S. Johnvon, B. Anderson, C. Williamson, M. Olive, |. Holmquist, |. Varp-ness, j. R.imerth, L. Carpenter. ROW 2: Coach D. McWaters, J. Rokke, W. Hanson, T. Heimeral, D. Hansen, H. Schwartz, W. Cullen, D. Schwart bauer, D. Wilkerson, P. Johnson, |. Carlson 122 BASKETBALL ... is a team sport ... You have to be able to pass and let someone else shoot if he has a better shot ... You play together as a team, but you must recognize the best talent of each player and let him use it Under pressure you have to get along with your teammates or the team will choke ... That's what makes a good offense. Beating Central by 1 point ... That gave the whole team a great feeling We really got it together that game . Support from the school and from your friends helps we didn't have a winning record this season, but the guys had fun — and that's important too. OPPOSITE PAGE UPPfR If FT: Coach McWaters explains his strategy UPPER RIGHT Charlie Williamson slam it off. THIS PAGE UPPfR LIFT: Teddies fight for free ball. LIFT: John Rjmerth hits from the corner. CENTER: John Varpness fights for rebound. ABOVE Driving down the court is Scott Johnson. 123 ROW 1, LIFT TO RIGHT; P. Feely, Coach, J. Dewolf, M. Dohlcy, T. Johnson, J. lenson, S. Johnson, M. Pederson, S. Qualic. ROW 2, LtfT TO RIGHT; J. Sealenkci. D. lundgren. A. Plummer, W. Stokkc, S. Burg. M. Fredrickson. M. Heimeril, M. Douglas. ABOVE; A short pass from Don Hansen. RIGHT; Bruce Anderson sinks free throw. UPPFR RIGHT; John Holmquist dribbles toward basket Oppoiitc page above Icit — Mike Olive readies for set shot. ABOVE RIGHT: Cheerleaders congratulate winning team. LOWER LEFT: |ohn Varpness attempts jump shot. LOWER RIGHT Bruce Anderson tries for jump ball. 124 r-'r. SPRING BELOW: B. Mapes, M. Myhre, M. Dube', J. Acker, P. Papenhauscn. RIGHT: Mr. WcinbUll. BOTTOM LIFT: M. Grefsrud, G. Buck, ). Dube'. BOTTOM RIGHT: F. Axberg, D. Sandberg. Opposite page — MIDDLE LEFT AND RIGHT: The cast rehearses. BOTTOM LEFT: M. Grefsrud, S. Hatlestad. 128 129 Preservation ... the 1971 Musical Review was directed, again this year, by Maurice Weinblatt. Twenty-five students spent many weeks and long hours after school practicing for the review. The music is centered around the theme: the preservation of man. Each song was based on some form of ecology. A mirrored backround and imaginative choreography added to the success of the show. JAY THOMPSON STEVE LUDWIGSON MARK HAGER Track ... begins at 7:00 o'clock in the morning and finds many sleepy guys out running three to five miles in all kinds of weather. This is just to keep limber during the day. After school you will find them doing a workout something like this: three miles to warm up, ten 110's, eight 220's, four 440's, eight 220's, ten 110's, then jog a mile to loosen up. Some people think track is an easy letter. 130 131 L TO R: ROW 1: M. Shannon, T. Victor, G. Krai , R. Mohr, T. Knoke, N. Olson, D. Mahoney, C. Murry, G. Fosnight, V. Ross, and C. fondell. ROW2: B. Hokstad, T. Swanson, T. Fredbo, M. Morin, L. Hum, S. Sorenson, F. Kopka, D. Engstrom, J. Romain, and D Palch. ROW3: S. Grannes, S. Mahoney, B. Anderson, L. linster, D. Loope, G. Krisiensen, J. Carlson, N. Thompson, and C. Haugen. ROW 4: M. Gable, B. Granum, J. Crest, M. Hager, C. Fuller, F. Pafko, A. Koplin, P. Overgaard, and E. Kolsum. ROW 5: C. Gangelhoff, J. Taylor, P. Himmler, A. McDowell, B. Fredrickson, D. Borris, L. Solvedt, M. Johnson, and W. Hanson. L. TO R.: ROW 1: W. Simpson, S. Campbell, P. Lind, M. Gustafson, S. Hatlestad, J. Severance, L. linster, K. Nelson, J. Rokke, and B. YYcndling. ROW 2: |. Thompson, M. Schneibel, K. Magnoson, C. Emery, S. Thompson, E. Weeks, B. Johnson, V. Anderson, and B lysholm. ROW 3: B. Johnson, G. O'Reilly, D. Furness, B. Nye, S. ludwigson, D. Lund, R. Erickson, M. Biglow, and B. Anderson. ROW 4: N. Olsen, T. Heimerl, J. Shctler, G. Niemela, K. Norton, J. Carlson, R. Hilden, D. Schwarz-bauer, and L. Carpenter. ROW 5: M. Olive, J. Ramerth, A. Johnson, G. Olson, H. Schwartz, R. Berg, J. Holmquist, J. Varp-ness,and B. Anderson. R-Club ... is an organization of Roosevelt Lettermen. The 1971 officers are President Bruce Anderson, Vice President Greg Olson, Secretary John Varpness, and Treasurer Jane Severance. 13? Opposite page — R-Club officers pose. This page top — Rocketies dance at the Basketball Preview. Middle — G. Buck gives the girls a pep talk. Rockettes ... this year have fifteen girls in the line. They are led by co-captains Ginnie Buck and Debbie Berke. Both Ginnie and Debbie made up most of the dances, and the girls put in a few steps also. The Rockettes danced at Pine City last summer, and at the Ramsey House during the Christmas season. I. TO R.: A. Forslin Sr., S. Wedell Sr., C. Elfstrand Sr., G. Buck Sr., D. Berke Sr., C. Knutson Jr., J. Kwakenat Sr., 8. Koskan Soph., N. Ostllc Jr., K. Telke Jr., L. Daily Jr., J. Krona Sr., D. Knutson Jr., and S. Bostrom Jr. Not Pictured: L. Faust. 133 HEC provides social activities for girls mixed with home economics, such as cooking dinners or sewing projects. The club motto is Toward New Horizons . This reminds members that their contributions to home life today will influence the kinds of homes they will have tomorrow. The H.E.C. is responsible for the annual Homecoming mum sale and cotton day carnation sale. This year their service project was to sew stuffed animals for the mentally retarded and an orphanage. H.E.C. hopes to give girls a better understanding and enjoyment of home economics. L. TO R : ROW 1: R. Olson. A. Born. A. Forslin, C. Narveson, B. Miller, and K. Tigue. ROW2: C. larsgard, K. Burns, A. Giles, S. Scott. C. Cole, S. Hosek, and R. Lash. ROW3: L. Pahl, D. Kottke, J. Alt, L Snetting, J. Peterson, N. Larson, B. Warren, K. Kottke, and L. Lombardo. 134 L TO R. ROW 1: C. E. Luke — Advisor, N. Larson, C. Anderson, S. Cole, C. Ocel, G. Hilgeman, and D. Doonink. ROW2: D. Boettcher, P. Matteska, |. Thompson, B. Van de Loo, G. Schaedler, 0. Lashinski, J. Book, K. Oehler, R. Jacobsen, A. Haugh, R. Madsen, S. Logan, M. Jackson, F. Rauenhorst, and D. Gunner. FFA ... are interested in showing leadership in various areas of agriculture. They study meat judging, the dairy industry, wildlife, and horticulture. F.F.A. members must be enrolled in Vocalional Agriculture. Most F.F.A. members expect to fulfill a career in some phase of agriculture. Opposite top — H.E.C. sells mums for Homecoming. Opposite bottom — H.E.C. officers Carol Cole — Secretary, Jill Peterson — President, Sue Scott — Vice President, and Angie Giles — Treasurer. This page right — 135 F.F.A. officers — President Steve Cote', Cathy Ocel, and Nancy Larson. THE 1971 TENNIS TEAM: TROM LEFT: ROW 1: S. Tanner.). Cave, J f rorland, R. Strom. ROW2 B Irankc R lockner, B. Pederson, M. Swenson. ROW3: M. Skaurud. R Pederson. B Stokkc. .. was a disappointment last season. The team members did a respectable job but placed only fourth in the District 17 meet. Coach Skaurud thinks that the lack of practice before the season was the major hindrance to the team's success. Paul Upcraft, the captian for two years, was the leading singles scorer and the others worked just as hard at the three 136 hour practices each day. There are no returning lettermen this year so the new team is comprised of many new faces. BELOW: Pederson gets ready for a warm-op. CENTER: Stokke doesn't believe his eyes. RIGHT CENTER: Swenson prepares to return. BOTTOM RIGHT: Players march single file back to lockers. Tennis Girls' Tennis ... resulted in an average season this year because of the inexperience of the team. The girls didn't do as well as the last year's team but it was not because of the lack of conditioning. During the summer and at least two hours every school day they practiced, being led by their captains, Joan Falk and Judy Lander. Next year should show better results because of returning team members. UPPER LEFT: K. Kelly makes an easy rcrurn. LEFT CENTER: Franks gives the girls some pointers. CENTER J. Strand shows tennis form. ABOVE: V. Chamberlin waits. ROM IEFT ROW T V Larson. J Nordland, N. Axberg. J. Falk, S. Falk. ROW2: |. Polunc. M. loberg, V. Chamberlin, G. Maagenson. K Kelly, J. lander, J. Strand. 137 Volleyball ... is one of the more exciting and active sports. An average of twelve girls came early for 6'clock practice many mornings this spring. The team, consisting mostly of seniors, competed with all the schools of the city at three different matches. They played well using good set-ups and spikes, but had some trouble with the overhand serves. 138 F All School Musical ... was given on February 18 in the school auditorium. It was composed of the various musical and dramatical talents of Roosevelt students. The Lottery ' a frightening play about a small town tradition, was presented by the Drama Club. Next came the instrumental portion of the program. A brass ensemble played; violin, clarinet, and flute solos were given. The Choralaires and Men's Chorus also sang. There were various duets, trios, and quartets that performed. TOP: D. Sandberg, R. Lehmann, C. Yale, J. Thingvall. MIDDLE LEFT: P. Gallagher, I. Hoppe. MIDDLE RIGHT: H. Tikkainen. BOTTOM LEFT: W. Cole, D. Anderson, M. SHverberg. BOTTOM RIGHT: B. Nelson. 1970 Baseball ... started badly in a defeat by Washburn but the team developed as the season progressed. Later in the season, Roosevelt beat Washburn during the District 17 playoffs. The team was defeated only once by Edison in the games for the District championship and this was by only one point. Captian Brad Chupka, Jeff Hanson and Tom McMahon were selected for the all city team being top players on our team. Jeff was the leading scorer, Tom had the most hits and Steve Cote' was the leading pitcher. This year the baseball team will have lost six of their leading players together with the coach, Mr. Ohno. UPPER RIGHT: Slugger Linster hits its away. RIGHT CENTER: Reiter rum the bases. BELOW: Olson takes a swing. 140 FROM LEFT: ROW 1: J. Johnson, J. Clement, J. Hanson, B. Chupka, D. Kelsser, T. McMahon, S. Cote'. ROW2: P. Agre, B. Snobeck, C. Emery, D. Lund, M. Olive, B. Anderson, G. Olson, L. Linster, S. Snobock, T. Ohno. FROM LIFT: ROW 1. Co-captain C. Foley, Captain C. Walker. ROW 2. S. Roland, D. Larsen, R. Hughes, C. Hoagcnson, P. lysen, L. louricas, K. Kirstad. ROW 3. P. Ottum, t. Larson, S. Dennis, S. Lundquist, C. Hough, S. Hindricks, D. Gullekson, J. Crcsnland, P. Campbell. Girls' Gymnastics ... had many participants. Girls, having gymnastics as a regular gym class, and glad to be able to practice after school and to compete with other schools. Meets with three or more schools are held, with gymnasts doing varieties on the uneven parallel bars, balance beam, and floor and also vaulting over the side horse. Roosevelt shows good competition on the unevens and floor exercise. This year's captains were Colleen Foley and Carole Walker. I4| Golf ... implied Mr. Pete Hansen, the coach, will be an improvement this year over last. All of the team members are back this year except for one and this sport will be one of the more successful ones of our whole year. 142 Croup: L. TO R.: B. Fredrickson, T. Reinke, S. Thompson, B. Konecy, B. lock-ner, |. Carlson, P. Strand. Not pictured: C. Davis, J. Romsaas. UPPER RIGHT: Steve Thompson. UPPER LEFT: Jeff Carlson. ROW I S Hatfrwad B Mar h, C Folr . D lllmgbor, B Vo lkrr. t) Strrrd. J. Hamon. C. Novak. N Bowman, k. Mmakmky. C. (Ihtrand. A fortlm, I StaNrit. I Haikrr, B Barna.W Berk-new ROW | A kci. B Mill . I f'itr ,C Occl, | Olvon, S lohmon N Keymevl Andewon.iGierke.R Slnndorvdollir. N Rottm. t. lawon, V Stort. I.Crcnby.|. lander. D Cochran. R Satie ROW J S lohnion. G Aleiandet, | onn«, R Kmgtbury. S- Birk, M. Tiikkainen. I A eNon. 0 (ohmon. M lauck. I faB. I Wwwom, S. Moat K Skmnarn. J Severance, K fuehrer, B fntchard, S F nder krr. M CowaHon. K Ouellette. I laCouruere, Hanson. ROW 4 POhon.l lysen.C Witter, M Berg. N Ikirt, O Stevenson. . Ratko. C. Donahue. P Andenon. 0 lideldef. I- inerting. ( Narveson. | Hamrn. | Peterson. B Feste, M Parbst. T Swenson, C Gullekson, I Ramberg. ROW S. J. larson, B Johnson. I. Weeks. M Grehrud, M Wikkjnd. C. Saanid. R Johnson. H ink. G Siemela, I Matty. G Petr Ik, D. Furness. K Magnusors. S Halvorson. No puturrd I Ah. B Burnham. 0. Getth. B Grinds, c Johnson, R tehmann, I lun-deen. D Marsgm. | Marty, I Mi a. 0 Norqwsl. I OConneFI. K. On, M Rapp, J SFvobe National Honor Society ... gives recognition to students with an outstanding scholastic record. By maintaining at least a 3.2 grade average through the first semester of the Senior year, a person becomes a member of the society. Membership pins and certificates were awarded to all who met the requirement. Aamodt. Bonnie Able. Iran Adjrm. Gregory Adolphson, Rob n Aitkcn, Hjrt.ara Alb e ht. Cm Aldonas, Grant Aldrich, Rcrd Allen, Catherine Allison. Thomas Alhtop.lynn Ames. May Amunden, K«m Arrundson.Stcvcn Andmon, Brian Anderson. Donald Anderson, Douglas Anderson, Henry Andnion, Jean Andmon. JoAnno Anderson, kxl Anderson. Larry Anderson. Marcia Andmon. Matlene Andmon. Richard Anderson, Rxly Andmon, Robin Anderson. Sandra Archer. Karen Aspet. Teresa Aucull. lori Albert Nancy Bakke, Rodger Balaban.Sharon Saturnian, Patricia Bate tiefler, Mary Baylr. Sheila Bajless Sherry 8ecken, Karen Bril, JoAnnr Bentllrld. Da.-d Benson, Deborah Bertlsnn, Karen BenarJ, Ann Bert Cary Bert lames Bergman, Myra Bergstrom. Herd) BetRsrrom. Robert Berka, Sharon Berkness. Phillip Bernard, Brian Berquist. Bev Brnhilson. Daniel Beyer, Gary Blrk, John Brshii. JarTses Bivans. Job Blake. Rose Bleekingcr. Anna Hhkstad, Rebecca Bor, Jon Questioning . .. 145 Booticher, Oou U Bohm, Jo Anne Bolin, Nancy Booth. Ralracu Horihatdl, Paula Bot|endale. Kenneth Horn. Adrienne Borrh. Or.x) Boirtom, Vsian Bottolhon, tmda Bourtell. Jay Bindley. Stephen B attad. Rif hud Brcndal. Mi BreviK. Ronald Brown. lacquencne Brown. |jmn Brown, Regtnald Browning. Sown Brmcln, lire B'uvold. Audrey Bryant, Roy Buch runn. John Bue, Jamrt Bu I . Richard Bumlece, John Bun. Harvey Burton. Debra Button Harry Burud. Mephany Cam, Tom Calilron. Caldyt Campion. Debbie Cathon. Deborah Carlton, Harold Cathon. leflrry Carhon. lohan Cathon, lynette Cathon. Mary Caron, lynn Catuto, Dawn Cate, John Cecka. Jeltrey Chamberlin, Valerte Chttwemen, lohn Chrituanton, RantlaB Chnttenten, Robbe Chtltrenton. Valerie Chritttanten, Anne ChrHtianten, Kati Chrntianton. Colleen ChupKa, Cynthia dart, Deborah Clayton, Ion death. Dand 146 Ktohr.e, idward KioUk. Debra Kuunnto. lame UCourvrr, David Lambert, Debra Unde. Diane Undin, Margate landot. lorna Ung. Kevin lannert. Debbie linen. Sandra langard. Carol langard. Sharon lanon, Vicki lanon, Vonnie lavhimki. Ornnit laved. Convtance U.'arr Patricia lehx, Steven lindbatl. Bret llndgren. Moncj lindvtrom, Sandra lodiner, Wllham lolgren, Kandy lohve. Jean lombardo, linda longlcy. Anita louhl, Cheryl louricat. lautie lucai, l nn ludewvg, lu Ann lund. Linda lundberg, Jay lundiyjttl. Robin lundquiit. Sovan lyven. Pani Macmahon, Bonnie Madden. Kathleen Magnuvon, Vicki Mahoney, Steve Manclno. Pair irk Marquardl. Roranm Marshall, Dick Manin, lonathon Manine , linda Mate IHenry Matnout. Benith Matthewv, Daniel Mattnon. Barbara Mayer, Margaiet McGee. JoAnne McKay, John McKinne, Suvan Mclaughlin, lanet 151 Novacek, Cynthia Sy icaard, terry Nyman. Vow Oakley. Gary O'Connof. Suufl Oehler. Kevin Oien, Paula Okkelbcr . Oale Ohtcad, Mm hurl CMvon. David Olson, Crriocy Olton, Jansei Olson. John Olson, Judy Olson, Klmlon Olson, Richard Olson. Robin Ohon. Sheryl l) von, William Ophovrn, John Opuad. Cheryl Osher . Michael Osterkwd, lane Ostlle, Nancy Ostkind. Michael Oswald. Cary Orterneu, Michael Ortum. Barbara Ouellette, lanice Oveifjaard. Paul Palmer, Cordon Palmrjonl. Diane Parks, Wendy I'arsom. Mary Parvom. Jeanne Patch, David Paul. Valerie Pear ion. CraiR Pearion. David Pearson, Jack Pearson, Stephen Pederson. Richard Pehrioo, Diane Perowlt . Kevin PrrosvitJ. Mary Prices. David Petersen. Warren Peterson, Brian Peterson. Candor Peterson, David Peterson, Don Peterson, fred Peteison, luAnne Peterson, Richard Pelerion. Susan Peru. Dale Pfclhl, luAnn 153 ftmon. Ojn.rl Pvonlek. Suvan Plummer, Wendy Potak.lynda Poland, Deborah Pohhm. Darnel Pow. Bradley Powell. Davvd Power. lamet Pritigholer, Hartura Prill, Maureen Prok, Steven Pvikuy. Anthony Puirrhaugh. Kj la Guam. Convtante OuilUn, Kathleen Ranch, Unci knnwitn, Dawn Rjimution, Smun RaM ntmen, loti Rile. Sheree Ri mk. Michael Ready, Kathleen Rehbecg. Sylvia Reilly, Rebecca Reinke. Ihomac Rhoidev, Shinn Ricmct, Steven Riley, lean Krtnarcik. Renee Rovold. Knvt.ne Ritchie. Chmime Rohan, loun Robertvon. Umm Roden , Sharon Rod., Virgil Rokke, letomc Rolofl, AUrk Romm. Jack Rook. Gad Rom. Babctie Rom. Victor Rotxien, faye Roinvin, Stephanie Ruhl. Corky Run bovg. Nancy Ruwh, Richard RuH. Vicki Run. Barbara Run. Deborah Rtit cn. Douglav Ru icka, Deborah Ryan. Scott Sale. Donald Sandberg. Drone Sanditrom. llovd Sandvig. Vicki Sailer, linda Savage. Anna Scar.lon. Mary Schilling. John Schneibrl, Mkhael 154 Expansive Schneider, William Schroeder. Robert Schultz. Ioann Schultz. lohn Schulz, Carole Sthwappath, Diane Schwar bauei, Duane Scotl. Ihomat Seabcrg. Gayle Sedio, Mark Seidlilz. Mary Scnger, llrzabeth Shaw, (ante Shepherd. Carol Shomway, Nancy Slbernagel. Angela Silk. Mark Stiverbeig. Mark Simpton, Paula Singer, Thonut Slachta, Cynthia Smetana. Marlene Smith. Bradley Smith. Brian Smith, lannr Smith, limta Smith. Richard Snyder. Gary Snyder. Peggy Sokirrka. JoAnne Sorenson, Stephen Strode. Kick Soviet. Charlene Spencer. Cheryl Stanley, Ihomat Star ken. Patricia 155 Steward. Paul Stewart. lUine Srnknry. MM had Vlokrt. I wmk( Slordalen. I etlie Votlw. Davtd Snar'd, lerrlyn Strande. Paul Stratton. Shetee Srrurkman. Paula Vi8a, lr Anne Suit an. Kathleen Vi On an. Imda Sumtrom. Robert Svmlrk, Mar alee Swan von. (urtn Swanvon. Deborah Swan von. lowed Swenton. Dale Setmon. Suvan Swmglev. Stephen Swaala. Chrn Takekawa, lean Tat lot, Roger Telke. Kathetine Tetry, Ruth Thayer, Debra Thiel. Georg Ihielen. Mary Thomav. Martha Thompson, Debra Thompton, Cary Thompton. Gayle Thompton, Mark Thompton, Neil Ihotkildton. Mark Thorton. Robert Tipler. Ron ToBe. Sally ToBert, Marlyv Tomatko, Douglat Tonrt, Wdtiam Tornet.Sutan Tour and. Richard Town. Mxhael Trowbridge. Carol Irudeau, Imda Trygttad. Kirttl lunell. Katherine Turk. Maty But Ever Advancing Tutto. Rorvtid Ivein. Vivin T m . KMhy TywUl. D.. w V W«Hhrnko, fimtl V nde v«!f. Rmuld Vtirl.lind Wttonon, Nancy Vondall. Mary Vyikovil, Sandra Wadten, Sharon Warlhoi. Idwtn Wagnei. Kogri Wa|(nild, Will.am Wahhlrom, lory Warren. IHIrcy Wttag. Bradley Wrm. CralR Wendtag Brian Wwni, Kathleen Wermager. Robert Wmteott, Nan y Wntkmd, Cheryl Weuphal. « e.la Wen rod. Tony Wert rum, Imda White, Katherine Wiethman, |jmn Wilde. Oen Wilke. Icnmlet Wdkev Margaret Wilkie, Mk Kiel Wilkie, fa me I a Wilkenon, Daniel Willamette, lynette Willurm. Bradle-y Willurm, Bradley Will arm, |ane W.lUarm. Van WiBormon. Charier Wihon.llaabeth W.hon.lefyl W.lron, Michael WVtt. leHtcy WoM. Kailty WoMe.luhnne Wright, larty Wyrieetr, Melanie Ycuro. Debra ZHL Deb a ZcOmer. Roberta lerman, Wiliam jmnwmw, Jean Ztm, Donna ?m SUMMER... This pa e — UPPER LEFT: I. Anderson, W. Berkncss, M. Parbst. UPPER RIGHT: Daniel Krueger, Advisor. ABOVE: Kayla Fuehrer, Editor-in-Chiel. LOWER RIGHT: L. linstcr, C. Hallberg, |. Larson, Editors. Opposite page — TOP: C.Ostiem. J.Shobe, Goplin. MIDDLE LEFT: W. Simpson. M. McCue. LOWER LEFT: D.Yillman.R.Thorson. RIGHT: |. friuc, |. Larsen, M. Gable. b0 Sagamore Staff ... is a group of dedicated Teddies who devote an hour each day, and a lot of overtime, to capture all events of student life. Without the work of this fine group, most of the year's events would be forgotten. The seventeen member staff has worked hard to give the 1971 Sagamore a new face and more variety in layouts and copy. The Sagamore staff is expected to produce a fantastic annual each year, and if we do say so ourselves, we have. I BIGGEST FLIRT: Sue Vestal and Jon Kibby CLASS CLOWN: Frannie Guzman and Rick Norling 162 FRIENDLIEST: Ann Gruenwald and Steve Thompson BEST DANCER: Connie Elfstrand and Byron Bradley BEST BOD : Karen Nelson and Butch Lysholm Top Teds CUTEST COUPLE: Pat Ikenberry and Brian Snobeck MOST TALENTED: Colleen Foley and Gary Tolle 163 Top Teds RIGHT: TYPICAL TED: jane Severance and Don Hansen with FAVORITE TEACHER: Mr. Mc-Inroy. BELOW: BEST GROOMED: Mary Cooper and Mark Bigelow. SHYEST: Debbie Olson and Les Linster. MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED: Kayla Fuehrer and Dave Loop. MOST FEMININE AND MOST ATHLETIC: Jolleen Bos-sart and Steve Ludwigson. PRETTIEST EYES: Ginny Buck and Tim Krinhop. LEFT: CONTRIBUTED MOST: Barb Barna and Tim Moore. ABOVE: CLASS GENIUS: Sally A. Johnson and Tim Swanson. Seniors Remember ... our first day as Teddies ... Gone West ... Homecoming King Gary and Queen Sue ... the bell ... Twin City football champs ... first pep fest ... getting lost in the halls ... auditorium fire ... sophomore party ... new gym ... chimney crumbles ... WSD King Dan ... Winter Sports Craze ... river parties ... 9 letterman Jim Herman ... Frosty Fantasy ... 'Hair' ... Barefoot in the Park ... YAC Semiformal ... Warren Smith ... Now ... cheerleading tryouts ... Sir Raleigh's dance ... Mr. Pe-trou ... May Day Queen Sharon ... RHS is the best .. .sophomore? Ooh, sounds like a disease ... ... the school's new paint job ... Homecoming King Steve and Queen Lisa ... no study halls ... ga-boo! ... Volts are Penny Cheap ... McDonald's ... Washburn 42-0 ... new student council constitution ... goose ... I love hockey ... Roosevelt Rumblers (Henry?) ... all right ... Greg Rimarcik ... pink and green sagamore ... Colt 45 ... Up the Down Staircase ... RHS loses 7 coaches ... May Day Queen Shari ... Smile on Your Brother ... sophomore cheerleaders ... AFS student Chai ... Canada Ski trip ... Youth Conference ... older girls and younger guys ... the Moratorium ... teachers' strike ... Spotlight Soul ... submarine races at Lake No-komis ... WSD King Dan ... Woodstock ... hunkie Mike Ramerth ... first aid movies ... Crystal Carousel ... Toi Jambeck ... auditoriums ... MSAT ... juniors win in Homecoming decorating ... Dynamite Konig ... Crystal Cotillion ... Gary Tolle, the magician ... Big 'Mac' .... 167 What Senior Could Forget ... our big year ... we finally made it ... King 'Andy' and Queen Mary ... bomb scares ... WSD King Don ... 14 football injuries ... cheerleading cocaptains Karen and Jane .. 'Weigh Down South ... organ dedications ... Gary Lewis ... J.C. Wells retires ... Mary, juwanna? ... girls vs. varsity football team, 71-0 ... Bacardi ... Mapes' mouth ... Senior Prom ... Sadie Hawkins ... cidertails and vegetable coursages ... Daisy Mae Dottie and Li'l Abner Steve ... AFS students Heida and Katie ... ACT and SAT ... Kici Yapi BYOB ... Aquarius Dawns ... 168 ■BB ... Mr. and Mrs. Feely ... lota freaks ... flared jeans ... eggs and tomatoes ... feminists ... teddies, teddies, might, mighty teddies, oo-ah, oo-ah ... Dirty Dick ... Lobdell ... counselor's office at the semester change ... TP parties ... Coach Sullivan ... YIG ... United Fund Drive in the rain ... joints ... What happened to Washburn's magaphones? ... inflation in the lunchroom ... teachers' skits ... 'He's got a good job' ... Benson and his gallstones ... sophs and juniors tie for 3rd in snow sculpturing ... studying for finals ... Sno-ball ... 'This Magic Moment' ... seniors' pictures ... graduation ... caps and gowns ... diplomas ... goodbyes ... tears ... last day at RHS ... We've only just begun ... 169 % Leroy Abney Janet Acker Renee Ahrens Barb Albrecht Gail Alexander Mike Alexander Joy Almquist Joanne Alt Kathy Amundson Larry Amundson Beverly Anderson Bruce Anderson Bryan Anderson Chris Anderson Donata Anderson Judy Anderson I 171 Keith Anderson Peggy Anderson Roberta Anton Ron Arderson Terry Anderson Van Anderson Warren Anderson Barbara Armstrong Marcia Armstrong Jeffery Anwick Suzann Atkins Jackie Axberg Joanne Axelsen Judy Axelsen Mary Balaban Paul Ballman 172 Barbara Barna Diane Bartholomew Paul Bantle Roberta Batcheller Audrey Baynes Marilyn Beattie Stephen Benoit Dan Bensfield Barbara Berg James Berg Martha Berg Pam Berg Randy Berg Steve Berglund Debbie Berke Wanda Berkness Yvonne Bjorklund Clyde Blair William Boran Craig Borchardt joleen Bossart Mike Botts Mari Boven Nancy Bowman Byron Bradley Maureen Brady Debbie Brinwall Teresa Britz John Briggs Robert Brovold Vicki Bruestle Jim Brustad 174 Involved ... Virginia Buck Tim Burk Kenneth Burkman Blane Burnham Karen Burns Norma Burt John Burud Judy Butterfield SENIOR EXECUTIVE BOARD L to R.: Row 1: President B. Snobeck, Treasurer J. Miller, Secretary R. Satre, Vice President B. Anderson. ROW 2: D. Mangin, M. McCue, D. Michaelson, P. Ikenberry. ROW 3: J. Anderson, M. Dunkcl. t. Ramsey. ROW 4: L. Starred, C. Franke, B Pritchard, L. Lacoursiere. C. Ostrcm. ROW 5: K. Fuehrer, B. Barna, J. Fritze, C. Walker. ROW 6 J. Conner, R Norland, P Anderson, J. Lysen. ROW 7; J. Thompson, R. Zink, J. Larson, C. Niemela, G Tollc. Brenda Caldron Bruce Carlson Cindy Carlson Grace Carlson Jim Carlson Richard Cecka Tim Chapman Tony Cheesebrough Mike Chinander Richard Cobbs Debbie Cochron Carol Cole Winston Cole Robert Condon Scott Connell Julie Conner Mary Cooper Marty Cornell Steve Cote Bob Crawford Terry Cregan Joe Crest Auddre Criss 177 Linda Crosby Mike Czeck jean Dahl Daryl Dahlin Janet Dahlin Mike Dam Doug Danielson Ricky Davidson 178 Craig Davis Vern DeKeuster Robert Dennis Patty Dolan Colleen Donahue Wayne Dorn Gary Dorr Kathy Dostal Michelle Dube Margaret Dunkel John Dunn Mark Edlund Debbie Edstrom Kathy Edwards Isabelle Edwins Pat Egan Donnna Eisfelder 179 Connie Elfstrand Donald Elieff Margaret Ell Donna Ellingboe Douglas Emerson Curtis Emery Philip Engelstad Susan Englund David Engstrom Bradley Erickson David Erickson Mary Erickson Ronald Erickson Alan Everding Christine Everhart 180 Joan Falk Jill Falvey Colleen Feran Barbara Feste Elaine Fischer Kevin Fish Susan Fisher Bonnie Flaata Colleen Foley Rodney Fors Aleta Forslin Lynette Forsman Gary Foslien Patricia Franke Jeanine Fritze Greg Fosnight Gleen Fremstad Kayla Fuehrer Cheryl Frank Roxann Freund Charles Fuller Craig Gardner John Gates Joy Gelden Linda George Ryan George Gayle Germond Donald Gerth Lorinda Gervais Stephanie Gierke Nancy Gilbertson Angy Giles Jennifer Goplen Lynda Gould Betty Granos Bradley Granum Mark Grefsrud Bradley Gregerson Pam Gregerson Jeffrey Grey Mark Grout Michael Grout Contemplating ... Anna Gruenwald Cynthea Gullekson Sandra Gunderson JohnGunstrom Jerry Guritz MarkGusso 186 Thomas Hansen Blaine Hanson Catherine Hanson Jean Hanson Robert Hanson Susan Hanson Beverly Harff Cary Harpster James Hart Sandra Hartley Leslie Hartmann Michael Hartzberg Susan Hatlestad Charles Haugen Toni Hazel Barbara Head Kathleen Hendren Larry Hendrickson Paul Henson Daniel Herkenhoff Colleen Hetland Patrick Heyer Michelle Hiben Roland Hilden Margaret Hill Kevin Hinchliff Susan Hinderaker John Hines Gayle Hinkel Confident .. 187 Susan Hoel Carmon Hogeboom Robert Hokstad Diane Holmgren John Holmquist Jeffrey Homo Sandra Hosek Becky Howes Robert Hrkal William Hughes Bonnie Hultgren Theresa Hultman Gary Jensen Joseph Jensen Gregory Jezusko Kent Johansen Paul Johansson Allan Johnson Bill Johnson Carolyn Johnson Denise Johnson Elizabeth Johnson john Johnson Julie Johnson Marie Johnson Paul C. Johnson Paul R. Johnson Richard Johnson Roger Johnson Sally A. Johnson Sally B. Johnson Sandra Johnson Wayne Johnson Patrice Jones Participating ... 190 Renae Jorgenson Harold Junjak Allen Kaluza Bruce Kanecny Richard Kanten Charles Kanuit Theresa Keavy Jill Kenow Sandra Kern Nancy Keymes Jon Kibby Robin Kingsbury 191 Christine Kinney Karen Kinney Linda Kirk Michelle Klein James Knapp Michael Kocholek Kathleen Kolve Tim Kopka Karolyn Kottke Gregory Kratz Timothy Krinhop Judy Krona Carl Kutz Jill Kwakenat David Kyllonen Anne LaBelle Linda LaCoursiere Michele LaCroix David LaFlamme ludy Lander Glen Landvik Jerome Lange Michael Laqua Timothy Lark Gail Larson 193 James Larsen Jill Larson John Larson Louise Larson Nancy Larson Roxanne Lash Philip Law Margaret Lauck Jeff Lean Walter Lee Ronald Lehmann Jerome Lehmberg Michael Levendowski Isiah Lewis Jeri Ley Peggy Lind 194 t • '.-ti , - w David Linder Elizabeth Lindskoog Leslie Linster Linda Linster David Litchy Jan Literski Deborah Leochler David Loop Dennis Loop Donald Lovelette Steven Ludwigson LeAnn Luftman Douglas Lund Linnea Lundeen Sherri Lynn Janis Lysen Robert Lysholm Karen Maday Susan Madzey Kent Magnuson Deborah Mahoney Patricia Makousky Deborah Mangin Barbara Mapes Betty Ann March Cynthia Marckese James Marty Kathleen Marxen Nancy Matson Vicky Matson Katherine Mayer Mary McCue 196 Hungry ... Mary McDougall Michael McDowell Kenneth McGaw Richard McGrorty Barbara McPhee Debra Mellstrom Joan Melquist Ann Melton 197 Debra Michaelson Barbara Miller Deborah Miller Jacalyn Miller Kristine Minalovsky Ingrid Miza Timothy Moore MaryMoster Mary Muehlenbeck Kathleen Muelken Cindi Narveson Barbara Nelson Debra Nelson Debora M. Nelson Greg Niemela Lee Norgaard Don Nordin Vicki Norgren Perplexed ... Cathy Norland Chris Norland Lee Norling Rick Norling Dianne Norquist Tom Norwick Candice Novak Bob Nye Cathy Ocel Kathy Oftedahl Mike Olive Nancy Olsen 199 Debbie Olson Greg Olson Janeth Olson Nancy Olson Nancy Olson Neal Olson Pat Olson Paul Olson Robert Olson 200 Russ O'Neil Steve Opseth Greg O'Reilly Kay Orr Celeste Ostrem Karen Otto Kathy Ouellette Pat Oxendale Frank Pafko Lavonne Pahl Deborah Palmquist Pete Papenhausen Mary Parbst Darlene Partlow Rebecca Patch Melinda Paulson Wayne Pearson Jim Pederson Frank ... 201 Likeable ... jerry Perron Barb Petek Charlie Peters Jeff Peterson 202 Jill Peterson Kay Peterson LuAnn Peterson Steve Peterson Guy Petrik Dave Petro Bill Phillips Steve Pieper John Pilarski Paula Pillar Tony Pitzer Mary Plantin Barbara Pochardt Debbie Poegel Marsha Pogodsinski Richard Powell Bonnie Pritchard Laura Puterbaugh Carolyn Pyeatt John Pyeatt Luann Quigley Kathryn Raaen Lorene Ramberg John Ramerth 203 Loraine Ramsay Pat Randall Linda Ranger Marie Rapp Gary Rav Randall Reber Nancy Redhead Dan Reiners Shirley Reisdorph Dan Revsbeck Tina Rickard Leland Riste 204 Hopeful ... Dave Rognas Sue Roland Nancy Rollins Holly Romain Jim Romain Roberta Roth Ron Roth Roger Rutt Kevin Ryan 205 Diana Sarathain Ruth Satre Kevin Saxhaug Gary Saxrud Art Saxum Laura Saxum Ellen Scanlon Denice Schieber Sandra Schimmele 206 Gregory Schleif Gregory Schoenike Steven Schreier Laurel Schubert Joan Schultz Dianne Schutte Howard Schwartz Sandra Schwarzbauer Gayle Scott Maureen Scott Susan Scott Donna Seemon Phyllis Senger Jane Severance John Sevlie Mike Shannon Larry Sharpe 207 208 Joanne Shearer Cecelia Sheffield James Shetler Julie Shobe Debra Shutt Wayne Simpson Kati Skinnari Janice Skrivseth Darell Sleen Anne Smith Kenneth Smith Kent Smith Linda Snetting Brian Snobeck Steven Snowbeck Susan Snyder Pat Soine Denese Sorley Laurie Spainhower Paul Spangrud Todd Spangrud Dean Stadem Karla Stadtler Barbara Stangel Harry Stanley Laura Starrett Michael Steele Heida Steindorsdottin John Sterner ?09 Debra Stevenson Robert Stiel Cynthia Stockinger Deborah Streeol Beverly Stromberg Suzanne Sulla Ronald Svendal Mark Swaney Jean Swift Linda Teetzel Joel Thingvall Judy Sykes Robert Thibodo Carol Thompson Bruce Szutz Mark Thielen Jay Thompson 211 Stephen Thompson Bradley Thorp Debora Thurston Kendell Tigue Holly Tiikkainen David Tillman Gary Tolle Nancy Tomlinson Elizabeth Tompkins Michael Tompkins Robert Torgerson Linda Tratnik Lynette Ugelstad Andris Valdmanis 212 Ready ... Vickie Valois John Varpness Nancy Vigtel Susan Varhol Susan Varner Susan Vestal Tom Victor Elizabeth Voelker Raymond Vondall Elizabeth Wawra Susan Weakly Susan Wedell Daniel Weekly Edson Weeks Carolyn West Karla Westberry joan Westby Donald Westergaard Nancy Weydt Betty Lou White Jonathon White Karen Wick LuAnn Wietstock Lee Wiggins Michael Wiklund 214 Karen Wilbur Laurie Williams Shellie Williams Thomas Williams Shari Wilson Bruce Winter LeAnne Wistrom Michelle Wistrom Gregory Yale Raymond Young But With Mixed Emotions John Youngman Douglas Younkin Robert Zanko Robert Zink 215 All things must pass All things must pass away All things must pass None of life's strings can last So — I must be on my way ... and face another day. Copyright HarmoflRiMudc lid. Written bv George hUrriton U ed By Prtmuuoo All Righti Rncned Inirr lutionjl Copyright Secured 218 The End ... of this school year has finally come. To the graduating seniors — the Class of 71 — it means a new beginning, for now we must leave and start a life that is completely different from the one we have experienced before. For many of us: a new school, a new job, or a life that may seem more permanent. To the C4 $sjof iZ2 t means the chance to look ahead to the Qfiyilege of egllin i Tlves Seniors — the big ones. To the ssof iiS in eop yshin ecause the cfara nly two years left.i To look backup thi5 W caj re J the activities, chal 219 ABNEY, LEROY (1531 — 171 ACKER. JANET (123) — National Honor Society, Student Council, Student Senate, Standard Staff, Pep Club, Girls' Swimming, Musical Review, International Club, YAC, Blue Tri Chapter President. Homecoming Co-Chairman; 17. 30,43,40, 50,92,128,143,171. AHRENS, RENEE (124) — Choir, Choralaires, Choristers, Blue Tri; 31.104,107.171. ALBRECHT, BARBARA (109) — Sportsman's Club, Gym Help; 116,171. ALEXANDER. GAIL (111) — National Honor Society, Sr. Executive Board, Student Council, Standard Staff, Orchestra, Pep Club, Internal-tional Club, Blue Tri Secretary, YAC, Drama Club, 33, 50,95,97,143,171,172. ALEXANDER, MIKE (115) — Norse Club, Viking Club; 49,171. ALMQUIST, JOY (117) — Band, Marching Band, YAC. Speech, 26,171. ALT, JOANNE (229) — National Honor Society, Girls' Swimming, French Club, HEC, Blue Tri; 33.134.171. AMUNDSON. KATHLEEN (320) — Student Council, Student Senate, Choir, Office — part time. Blue Tri, YAC; 30,46, 48,171. AMUNDSON, LARRY (209) —171. ANDERSON. BEVERLY (125) - Choir. Chora-laires. Choristers, International Club, Blue Tri; 31.50.104.107.171. ANDERSON, 8RUCE (152) — Senior Class Vice President, Sr. Executive Board, Hi-Y, R Club, Baseball Captain, YAC, Basketball, Homecoming King, Top Ted — Best Smile; 6, 14, 16. 17, 122,132,140,162,171,175, 217. ANDERSON, BRYAN (132) — Gym Help, R Club, Football, Hockey, Track, Baseball, YAC, Hi-Y President; 22,36,113,132,171. ANDERSON, CHRIS (227) — FFA Treasurer; 135, 171. ANDERSON, DONATA (115) — Standard Staff, Spanish Club, Blue Tri, YAC, Drama Club; 33, 92.143.171. ANDERSON. JUDITH (227) — National Honor Society, Sr. Executive Board, AFS, Sagamore Staff. Blue Tri. Medical Club; 143,160,171,175. ANDERSON. KEITH (219) —172. ANDERSON, PEGGY (113) — National Honor Society, Sr. Executive Board, Medical Club President; 170,172.175. ANDERSON, RON (153) Wrestling, Swimming, Norse Club, YAC, Hi-Y; 172. ANDERSON. TERRY (313) — Pep Club. Blue Tri. YAC; 32.172. ANDERSON, VAN (314) — Gym Help. R Club. Hockey Co-Captain. YAC. Hi-Y; 113, 118, 132. 172. ANDERSON, WARREN (316) — 172. ANTON. ROBERIA (313) ARMSTRONG, BARBARA (317) — Pep Club, Girls' Badminton, Girls' Golf, Blue Tri; 32, 42, 116.172. ARMSTRONG, MARCIA (319) — Pep Club. Girls' Badminton, Girls' Golf, Girls' Tennis, Blue Tri; 32.42.116.138.172. ARWICK, JEFF (320)-172. ATKINS. SUZANN 013) — 172. AXBERG, JACKIE (333) — Sportsman's Club. Medical Club; 172. AXELSEN, JOANNE (128) — Standard Staff, Choir, Girls' Choir, Girls’ Gymnastics, YAC, Drama Club; 50,95,104,173. AXELSEN, JUDY (123) — National Honor Society, International Club, Spanish Club, YAC; 143, 173. BALABAN, MARY (124) — 173. BAUMANN, PAUL (109) — 173. 8ANTLE, PAUL (111) — Gym Help, Skiing, YAC, Sno-Drifters; 113,175. BARNA, BARBARA (115) — National Honor Society, Sr. Executive Board, Student Council, Choir, Choralaires, Choristers, Pep Club, French Club, Blue Tri President, YAC, YAC Board. Drama Club, Top Ted — Contributed Most, Girls' State Representative. May Day Co-Chairman; 31, 34, 104. 107. 143, 165. 173. 175, 179. Senior Index BARTHOLOMEW, DIANE (229) Standard Staff, International Club, Blue Tri, YAC; 30.50,173. BATCHELLER, ROBERTA (209) — German Club, Latin Club, Russian Club; 173. BAYNES. AUDREY (152) — 173. BEATTIE, MARILYN (132) — Pep Club, Blue Tri, YAC; 32,42,173. BECKER, RICHARD (153) — Choir. Hockey. Hi-Y. Work Program. BENOIT, STEVE (219) — Student Council, Pilots; 173. BENSFIEID. DAN (113) — Gym Help; 113,173. BERG, BARBARA (316) — 173. BERG, JIM (225) — Student Council, Equipment Manager; 173. BERG, MARTHA (313) — National Honor Society, Student Council, Band, Marching Band, Gym Help, Girls' Volleyball, Viking Club, Blue Tri; 49,116,138,143,173,176. BERG. PAMELA (313) — Work Program. BERG. RANDY (314) — R Club. Football, Skiing, Hi-Y, 4,22,100,132,173. BERGLUND, STEVEN (316) — Gym Help. Skiing, Sno-Drifters; 100,113,173. BERKE, DEBBIE (319) — Student Council. Choir, Girls' Choir, Rockettes Co-Captain, Pep Club, Blue Tri, YAC; 32,42,133,173. BERGQUIST, JAMES (317) BERKNESS. WANDA (320) — National Honor Society, Student Council, Sagamore Staff, Band, Marching Band, Office — part time. International Club, German Club, Blue Tri Chaplain, Medical Club, AFS; 31,51.143,160,173. BERVIG, MARY (328) — 174. BIGELOW, MARK (309) - Pep Club, R Club, Track, Equipment Manger, YAC, Hi-Y, Top Ted — Best Groomed, Homecoming Attendant; 15, 132.164.174. BIRK, SHERYL (123) — National Honor Society, International Club; 51,143,174. BISHOP, CORDON (223) BJORKLUND, YVONNE Foreign Exchange Student In Japan;174. BLAIR, CLYDE (109)-174. BLOOMFIELD. RICK (222) BORAN, BILL (153) - Work Program. BORCHARDT, CRAIG (229) - Sr. Executive Board, Gymnastics; 174. BOSSART. IOLEEN (209) - Pep Club, Blur Tri, YAC, Homecoming Attendant, Top Ted — Most Feminine; 15,17. 32.42,165,174. BOTTS, MIKE (125)-174. BOVEN, MARI (152) — Office — part time, French Club, Blue Tri; 31.174. BOWMAN. NANCY (132) — National Honor Society, International Club, German Club, Blue Tri. YAC. Medical Club; 30.51.143,174. BRADLEY, BYRON (12) - Student Council. Student Senate. Male Chorus, Spanish Club YAC; 48. 51,163,174. BRADY. MAUREEN (328) — 93,174. BRINWAll, DEBRA (219) — Girls' Choir, Work Program; 174. BRITZ, TERESA (113) — Choristers. Girls' Choir, Pep Club, Blue Tri; 174. BROVOLD, ROBERT (222) —174 BRUESTLE. VICKI (225) — Gym Help, Blue Tri Chapter President, YAC, YAC Board; 31, 34, 116.174. BRUSTAD, JIM (309) — Gymnastics, Hi-Y, Sno-Drifters; 174. BUCK. VIRGINIA (314) — Choir, Choralaires, Choristers. Rockettes Co-Captain, Pep Club, Musical Review, Blue Tri, YAC, Top Ted — Prettiest Eyes; 16. 31,104,107,128,133,165,175. BURK, TIMOTHY (333) —175. BURKMAN, KENNETH (222) — Skiing. Hi-Y, Sno-Drifters; 43,175. BURNHAM, BLANE (319) — National Honor Society. 175. BURNS, KAREN (319) — HEC; 134,175. BURT, NORMA (225) - Student Council, Band, Marching Band, National Honor Society; 26. 143.175. BURUD, JOHN (223)-175. BUTTERFIELD, JUDY (227) — Work Program CALDRON, BRENDA (128) — 176. CAMPBELL. STEVEN (223) - Gym Help, Football, 22.113,132. CARLIN, CATHY (113). CARLSON, ALAN (124) — Student Council. CARLSON, BRUCE (109) —176. CARLSON, CINDY (109) — Student Council. Choir, Girts' Choir, Office — part time, Blue Tri; 32.104,108,176. CARLSON, GRACE (111) — 176. CARLSON, JIM (115) — Gym Help, R Club. Hockey, Track, YAC, Hi-Y; 113,132,176 CARLSON. PRISCILLA — Office. CARPENTER, LLOYD (229) — Football. Track. Basketball; 22,122,131,132. CARSON. JAY (209) — Work Program. CECKA, RICHARD (132) — Standard Staff, Gym Help, Golf; 92,113,176,180 CHAPMAN, TIM (309) — Work Program. CHASE, ALAN (314) CHEESEBOROUGH, TONI (227) — 176. CHINANDER. MIKE (113) — 176. CHRISTENSON, DAVID (313) CHRISTENSEN, DON (333) — Work Program. CHRISTIANSON, RON (317) CHRISTY. DONN (314) - 176. CIANCIOLO, ANTHONY (320) - Standard Staff, Skiing, Sno-Drifters President; 95,100,176. CLEATH, BARBARA (328) - Pep Club, Blue Tri, YAC; 33,176. CLEMENT, MARY (313) - Student Council, Pep Club, Blue Tri; 42.176. COBBS, RICHARD (333) — 177 COCHRAN, DEBBIE (128) — National Honor Society, Standard Staff, Blue Tri. YAC; 33. 95,143, 177. COLE. CAROL (123) — YAC, HEC, Sno-Drifters; 134.177. COLE, WINSTON (219) - 139,177, 204 COLEMAN, LEE (125) - 36.195 COLLIER, MIKE (223) CONDON, ROBERT (124) — 177 CONNELL. SCOTT (109) — 177 CONNER, JULIE (111) — National Honor Society, Sr. Executive Board, Orchestra. Pep Club, International Chib, Blue Tri Chapter Coordinator, YAC. Drama Club, Sno-Drifters, Sadie Hawkins Co-Chairman; 33, 50,143,175,177. COOPER, MARY (229) — Sr. Executive Board. Student Council, Pep Club, Gym Help, Blue Tri, YAC, Homecoming Queen, Top Ted — Best Groomed. 6. 14. 16, 28. 31. 42, 116, 164, 177. CORNELL. MARTY (227) — Sr. Executive Board. Student Council, Standard Staff; 28, 94, 95,118, 177.178. COTE, STEVE (125) — Baseball, FFA President, 135.140.177. CRAWFORD, ROBERT (115) - 177. CREGAN, TERRY (152 — Pep Club, Blue Tri. YAC; 33.177. CREST. JOSEPH (132) — Sr. Executive Board, Student Council, R Club, football. Crosscountry, Swimming. YAC. Hi-Y; 6,103.132,177. CRISS, AUNDRE (124) — 177 CROSBY, LINDA (316) — National Honor Society, Student Council, Pep Club, Girls' Golf. Blue Tri, YAC) 33.43.143,178. CZECH, MIKE (219)-Hi-Y. DAHL, JEANNE (222) — International Club, Norse Club, Viking Club, Blue Tri; 31. 51.178. DAHLIN, DARYL (225) — 178 DAHLIN, JANET (309) — Norse Club, Viking Club, Blue Tri, YAC; 31,49.178. DAM, MICHAEL (12) — Hi-Y — 178. DANIELSON, DOUG (314) — Student Council, YAC, Hi-Y; 119,178. DAVIDSON, RICK (123) — 178 DAVIS, CRAIG (316) — Football, Golf; 178. DAVIS, JENNIFER (313) DEKEUSTER, VERNON (319) — 178. DENNIS. ROBERT (328) — Band, Marching Band, Norse Club; 27,49.178. DOLAN, PATTY (128) — Student Council, Girls' Choir, Pep Club Secretary, Blue Tri; 32,42,178. DONAHUE, COLLEEN (123) — National Honor Society, Student Council, International Club, Spanish Club, Latin Chib, Blue Tri, YAC, Medi- cal Club; 51.143.178. DOPP. RICK (223) DORN. WAYNE (124) — Band. Marching 8and; 29.179. DORR, CARY (109) — Student Council, Football, Cross Country. Gymnastics, Track, Hi-Y; 120, 179. DOSTAl. KATHY (111) — 88,179, DUBE. MICHELLE (229) — Choir. Office, German Club, Medical Club, Musical Review; 104,128. 179. DUNKEl, MARGARET (125) — Sr. Executive Board, Student Council, Blue Tri, YAC, Sno-Drifters; 175,179. DUNN. JOHN (152) — Student Council, Student Senate Chairman, Swimming, Standard Staff, Gymnastics, Track YAC. Hi-Y; 47,48.179. EDLUND, MARK (229) — 179 EDSTROM. DEBRA (111) — Blue Tri; 30,179. EDWARDS. KATHY (227) —179. EDWINS, ISABELLE (219) — Band. Marching Band. French Club, Blue Tri. YAC; 26. 33,179. EGAN. PATRICIA (113) — 179. EISFELDER. DONNA (222) — National Honor Society, Girls’ Badminton, Norse Club, Viking Club, Blue Tri, Ethos; 30.49,116,143,179. ELFSTRAND, CONNIE (225) — Choir. Chora-laires. Rockettes. Blue Tri. Top Ted — Best Dancer, National Honor Society; 31. 104, 107, 133,143,163,180. ELIEFF, DON (225) — Choir, Male Chorus; 104, 107.180 ELL, PEGGY (313) - 180 ELLINGBOE, DONNA (314) — Norse Club. Viking Club, Blue Tri, National Honor Society; 49.143, 180. EMERSON, DOUG (316) — Track; 180 EMERY, CURT (317) — R Club, Football, Hockey. Baseball, YAC, Hi-Y, Winter Sports Day Attendant; 85,89,90.91.132,140.180, 210. ENGELSTAD, PHILIP (111) — Gym Help. Hi-Y; 113.180 ENGLUND. SUE (319) — Choir. Pep Club, Girls' Bowling. Blue Tri. YAC; 32.42.104,180. ENGSTROM, DAVE (152) - Standard Staff. R Club, Swimming, Gymnastics, Track; 95, 132, 180. ERICK, BRADLEY (328) — 180 ERICKSON, DAVE (333) — Student Council, Work Program; 180. ERICKSON, |OY (128) - Girls' Gymnastics. ERICKSON. MARY (124) — YAC; 180. ERICKSON, RON (123) — Pep Club. R Club, Hockey; 43,48,85,132,180. EVERDING, ALAN (115) - Cross Country, YAC, Hi-Y, Sno-Drilters; 180, EVERHART, CHRISTINE (123) — Office — part time; 180. FALK, JOAN (117) — National Honor Society, Band, Marching Band, Girls' Tennis, Medical Club; 137,143,181 FALVEY, JILL (229) —108,180 FERAN, COLLEEN (152) — Blue Tri; 32.181. FESTE, BARBARA (132) — Student Council. German Club, Blue Tri, YAC, National Honor Society. 143,181. FINK. MIKE (12). FISCHER, ELAINE (111) — Work Program. Blue Tri, YAC; 32,181. FISH, CRAIG (229). FISH. KEVIN (227) —181. FISHER. SUSAN (219) — Sportsman's Club; 181. FLAATA. BONNIE (113) — 181. FOLEY. COLLEEN (309) - National Honor Society, Pep Club, Sportsman's Club, Girls' Gymnastics Co-Captain, International Club, Blue Tri, YAC, Top Ted — Most Talented. 33, 42, 51.91, 143.163,181. FORS. RODNEY (314)-181. FORSLIN, ALETA (316) — National Honor Society, Student Council, Standard Editor, Rockettes, Pep Club, German Club, Bkic Tri, YAC, HEC. Sno-Drifters; 31. 43, 94. 95, 133, 134, 143, 181. FORSMAN, LYNETTE (317) — Girls' Choir; 105, 181. FOSLIEN. GARY (319) — 182. FOSNIGHT, GREGORY (320) — R Club, Track. Senior Index YAC, Hi-Y, Ethos; 132.182. FRANK. CHERYL 028) - Pep Club, Girls’ Bowling. Blue Tri; 32.42.175,182. FRANKS, PAT (317) — Work Program. Girls' Bowling; 182. F RENSTAD. GLEN 033) — 182. FREUND. ROXANN (128) — Student Council. YAC; 182. FRITZS, IE ANINE (123) — National Honor Society. Sr. Executive Board, Sagamore Staff. Girls' Choir, Pep Club, International Club, Spanish Club. Viking Club, Blue Tri Treasurer, YAC; 31. 50.127.143,161.175,182. FUEHRER. KAYLA (223) — National Honor Society, Sr. Executive Board, Student Council, Student Senate — Cabinet Chairman. Sagamore Editor-in-Chief. Pep Club, Gym Help, International Club, Blue Tri Chapter President, YAC, Top Ted — Most likely to Succeed. AFS Secretary; 13.31,48, 51.116.143,160,164.175,182. FULLER, CHUCK (124) — Gym Help. R Club. Cross Country, Swimming Captain, Track, Hi-Y; 44,45.103.113,132,153,170.182.195 FULLER, DEBRA (109) — Gym Help. Girls' Fencing, Girls' Swimming Captain, Girls' Volleyball, International Club. Viking Club, Blue Tri, YAC, Girls' Track. 33. 50, 115, 116, 138, 153, 176,182, 184. FURNESS, DAVE (111) — National Honor Society, R Club, Football. Track. Skiing. YAC. Hi-Y; 22, 132,143,182,210 GABLE. MARK (115) - Sagamore Staff. Standard Staff, Orchestra. R Club, Cross Country. Track, Sno-Drifters; 44.45.132.161,175,182. GADEBERG, JEANETTE (229) - Choir. Norse Club; 182. GADDES. RICHARD (153). GARDNER, CRAIG (209) — Student Council. YAC. Hi-Y, Ethos; 5,183 GATES, JOHN (125) —183. GEL DEN, JOY (113) — Blue Tri, YAC; 183. GEORGE. LINDA (111) — Blue Tri, YAC; 33.183. GEORGE, RYAN (12) — Student Council, Foot-ball. Gymnastics; 183. GEORGE, VERNON (115). GERMOND. GAYLE (111) — Work Program, YAC, 183 GERTH, DONALD (227) - National Honor Society 183. GERVAIS, LORINDA (219) - French Club; 183. GIERKE, STEPHANIE (113) — National Honor Society. Blue Tri; 30.143.183. GILBERTSON, NANCY (227). GILES, ANGIE (222) — Blue Tri, HEC Secretary; 134,183 GOPLEN, JENNIFER (309) — Sagamore Staff, Pep Club Treasurer, Blue Tri, YAC; 32,42.161,183. GORDON, GENE (309). GOULD, LYNDA (209) — Band, Marching Band; 27,184. GRANOS. BETTY (314) — National Honor Society, Orchestra; 184 GRANUM, BRAD 1316) — Sr Executive Board, R Club, Swimming, Spanish Club, YAC, Hi-Y; 132,184,189. GREER, SCOn (319) - Gym Help, Hockey; 35. 88,113. GREFSRUD. MARK (309) — Choir President. Choralires, Tennis, International Club. German Club, YAC, Hi-Y, Drama Club, Ethos. Speech, AFS. National Honor Society, 51. 97. 104, 106, 107,109,128,129,143,182,184 GREGERSON, BRAD (225) — 184 GREGERSON. PAMELA (328) - Choir, Choristers, Girls'Gymnastics; 104,184. GREY, JEFFERY (153) — 184. GROUT. MARK (153) — 184 GROUT. MICHAEL (153) — 184 GRUENWALD, ANNA (223) - Student Council. Gym Help, Blue Tri. YAC, Top Ted — Friendliest; 31.116,162,184 GULLEKSON. CINDY (109) - National Honor Society, Student Council, Student Senate, Pep Club, Gym Help, Girls' Badminton, Girls' Golf, Girls' Volleyball, International Club, German Club, Blue Tri, YAC. Debate 33,43. 50.116,143, 148,184,191. GUNDERSON. SANDY (111) — YAC; 184. GUNDERSON. STEVE (115). GUNSTROM. JOHN (117) — Student Council, Gym Help, Track. YAC. Hi-Y; 113,184. GURITZ. JERRY (313) — Work Program, Track. Speech, Boy's State Representative 109,184 GUSSO. MARK (229) — Football. 26.92.184 GUSTAFSON. MARILYN (209) — Student Council, Pep Club. R Club, Fencing. Blue Tri - CTC Representative. YAC. Drama Club. Sno-Drifters. Cheerleading. An Club, National Honor Society; 11, 33.132,143,185,188. GUZMAN. FRANCES (152) — Student Council, Girls’ Choir, Pep Club, Girls' Bowling, library Aide. Blue Tri. YAC. Top Ted — Class Clown; 30.32.43.105.106.185 HAACK, TERRY (229) — Football; 185. HAAS. JAMES (132) — Hockey. YAC, Hi-Y; 185. HAFVENSTEIN, BARBARA (12) — Work Program. Sponsman's Club. Blue Tri; 30.185. HAGER. MARK (227) — R Club, Cross Country. Swimming, Track. Hi-Y; 44. 45. 118. 130. 132, 177.185 HAIKER, LOUISE (219) - Student Council. Office — pan time. Blue Tri, National Honor Society; 32.108.143.185. HALE, CATHY (333) — Pep Club. International Club, Spanish Club, Blue Tri, YAC, Drama Club; 30.43.185. HALL, CLAIRE (222) — Orchestra. Latin Club f r evident HALL, RENEE (22S) - Blue Tri, UAC, 33,185. HALLBERG, CLARICE (309) — Sagamore Staff Editor. Blue Tri; 31.160,185 HAIVORSON. STEVEN (314) — National Honor Society; 143.185 HAIVORSON. SUSAN (316) — Spanish Club. DramaClub; 185. HANSEN. DON (319) — Gym Help. R Club, Football Co-Captain, Track, YAC, Hi-Y, Winter Sports Day King, Top Ted — Typical Ted; 2, 20. 22.88.89.90.91.122.164.185. 210. HANSEN, JOHN (328) — National Honor Society. Wrestling; 111,143,185. HANSEN, THOMAS (123) — 186 HANSON, BLAINE (223) —186. HANSON, CATHERINE (124) — Band. Marching Band, Blue Tri Chapter President, YAC; 26, 32, 186. HANSON, JEANNIE (109) — Blue Tri, National Honor Society; 32.143,186 HANSON. ROBERT (333) - YAC, Hi-Y; 186 HANSON. SUSAN (111) — National Honor Society, Student Council. Pep Club, Gym Help, International Club, German Club. Blue Tri, YAC, Medical Club; 31. 51.116,143.186. HARFF. BEVERLY (115) — Sr. Executive Board, Student Council, Standard Staff, Pep Club, International Club, Blue Tri, YAC; 31, 42, 51, 95, 181.186,205. HARPSTER, GARY (117) — Track, Drama Club, Speech; 186 HART, JIM (229) — Pep Club. Wrestling, Football. Track, Hi-Y; 42,186. HARTLEY, SANDY (125) — National Honor Society. Viking Club, Blue Tri, YAC; 33,49.186. HARTMANN, LESLIE (152) — Student Council. Pep Club, Gym Help, Blue Tri, YAC, Sno-Drifters; 31.92.116,164,186 HARTZBERG, MICHAEL (152) - YAC. Hi-Y; 186. HATLESTAD, SUSAN (209) — National Honor Society, Student Council, Choir. Orchestra. Pep Club. R Club, Girls' Gymnastics. Musical. Review, International Chib, French Club, Blue Tri, Co-Ed Hi-Y, Drama Club, Sno-Drifters. Cheerleading. AFS; 10,33, 50.104.106, 129,132,143.187,190 HAUGEN. CHARLES (12) - Student Council. R Club, Swimming. Hi-Y; 103,132,187 HAZEL. TONI — Girls'Choir; 187. HEAD, BARBARA (113) — Choir. Medical Club; 104,187. HEDSTROM. JR.. BERNHARD (222). HENDREN. KATHY (320) — 187 HENDRICKSON. LARRY (309) —187. HENSON, PAUL (314) —187. HERKENHOFF, DANIEL (12) — Student Council, Hi-Y; 187. HETIAND, COLLEEN (317) — 187. MEYER. PAT (3191-187. HIBEN, MICHELLE (320) — Girls' Choir, Sno-Drifters; 187. HILDEN, ROLAND (328) — R Club, Football, Crosscountry, Track; 127,132,187. HILL, MARGARET (128) — Student Council, Pep Club, Blue Tri; 32.42,187. HINCHLIFF. KEVIN (223) — Choir, Choristers. Work Program; 187. HINDERAKER. SUSAN (124) — National Honor Society, Pep Club, Gym Help, Blue Tri, YAC, YAC Board. Co ed Hi-Y. Drama Club; 33. 34, 116.143.187. HINES, JOHN (109) — Work Program, Wrestling; 12.187, 207. HINKEL, GAYLE (115)-187. HISEY, TED (117) — Track. HOEl, SUSAN (209) — National Honor Society, Sr. Executive Board, Choir, Choralaires. Girls' Choir, International Club. Blue Tri, YAC; 31, 50.104.107.143.188. MOGEBOOM, CARMON (152) — 188. HOKSTAD, ROGERT (132) — Gym Help, Wrestling, Norse Club, Viking Chib, YAC, Hi-Y; 111, 113.132,188 HOLMGREN, DIANE (209) — Blue Tri; 31,188. HOLMQUIST, JOHN (320) — Standard Staff, Choir, R Club, Football, Track, International Club. YAC, Hi-Y. Basketball Co-Captain; 4, 22, 28. 50,95,104,122,132,188, 213. HOMO, JEFFREY (219) — 188. HOSEK, SANDY (222) — Pep Club, Sportsman's Club, Girls' Gymnastics, Girls' Badminton, Girls' Fencing, Girls' Tennis, International Club, Spanish Club, Viking Club, YAC, Drama Club, HEC, Sno-Drifters, Medical Club 51. 97, 134.188. HOWES. BECKY (309) — Blue Tri; 33,188. HRKAl. ROBERT (153) — Golf, YAC. Sno-Dr.ft-ers; 188 HUGHES. WILLIAM (317) — 188. HULTGREN, BONNIE (319) — 188. HULTMAN, THERESA (152) — 188. HUNDT, RICHARD (320) — Student Council, Standard Staff, Skiing; 90,95,176,188 IKENBERRY, PATICE (333) — Sr. Executive Board, Blue Tri, Homecoming Attendant, Top Ted — Cutest Couple; 15.17,163,175,188. INGWAISON, JOANNE (128) - Work Program, Blue Tri, YAC; 188 ISHAM, DAVE (223) - 103,188 JACOBSEN, RALPH (225) — fTA. JANKE, RICKY (222)-188, JASORKA, DONALD (314) JENNISON, BECKY (317) — Student Council, Girls' Golf, Girls' Tennis, Girls Track, Girls' Volleyball, Blue Tri; 31,188 JENSEN, CARY (117)— 189. JENSEN, JOSEPH (229) — 189. JEZUSKO, GREGORY (125) — Band Marching, Band, Skiing; 189. JOHANSEN, KENT (152) — Cross Country, Track; 189. JOHANSSON. PAUL (314) — 189 JOHNSON, ALLAN (227) — Pep Club. Sports-man'sClub,RClub, football. Track; 132,189. JOHNSON, BILL (111) — National Honor Society, Gym Help, Football, YAC, Hi-Y, Basketball; 132,143, 189, 212. JOHNSON, CAROL (219) — National Honor Society, Student Council, Orchestra, Band, Marching Band, French Club, Musical Review; 51,189. JOHNSON, DENISE (209) — Choir, Choralaires, Girls' Choir. International Club, Spanish Club, National Honor Society; 50,104,107,143,189. JOHNSON. EHZABL1H (222) — Pep Club, Blue Tri; 32,42,189. JOHNSON. GLEN (225) — Work Program; 190. JOHNSON, GREG (309) — Work Program; 190. JOHNSON. JOHN (313) — R Club, Wrestling, YAC, Hi-Y; 111,190, 205. JOHNSON, JULIE (314) — Student Council, Pep Club, Blue Tri; 32.42,190. JOHNSON, MARIE (319) — Choristers, Girls' Gymnastics, YAC; 190. Senior Index IOHNSON, PAUL C. (328) — Choristers. Work Program, Norse Club; 178,190. JOHNSON, PAUL (123) — 190. JOHNSON, RICK (333) — National Honor Society, Student Council, Spanish Club; 143, 190, 201. IOHNSON, ROGER (128) — Gymnastics. Norse Club, Viking Club; 49.190,195. JOHNSON, SALLY (123) — National Honor Society, Student Council, Student Senate, Blue Tri, YAC, Top Ted - Class Genius; 48, 143, 165, 190. JOHNSON, SALLY B. (115) — National Honor Society, Girls' Fencing, German Club, Latin Club, Ethos (Theodore); 143,190. IOHNSON, SANDY (223) — Pep Club, YAC; 190. JOHNSON, WAYNE (109) — 190. JONES, PATRICE (317) — International Club, Blue Tri; 50,190. IORGENSON, RANAE (328) — Work Program; 191. JUNJAK, DONALD (115) —191. JUNJAK, HAROLD (117) — 191. KALUZA, ALLEN (125) — Skiing; 191. KANTEN, RICHARD (227) — Medical Club; 191. KANUIT, CHARLES (320) — 191. KEAVY, THERESA (132) — Student Council, Choristers, Girls' Choir. Pep Chib, Blue Tri, YAC; 31, 191. KENOW, JILL (128). KERN, SANDRA (227) — Student Council, Pep Club, Blue Tri. YAC; 32,42,191. KESELUK, TIM (12) — Student Council, Student Senate, Latin Club, Ethos; 48. KEYMES, NANCY (316) — National Honor Society; 143,191. KIBBY, JON (227) — Pep Club, Football. Hi-Y, Tod Ted - Biggest Flirt; 22,42.119,162.191. KINGSBURY. ROBIN (113) — National Honor Society, Student Council, Medical Club; 143, 191. KINNEY, CHRISTINE (222) — International Club, Spanish Club, Medical Club; 51.186,192. KINNEY. KAREN (12) — Work Program; 192. KIRK, LINDA (117) — 192. KLEIN, MICHELLE (123). KNAPP, JAMES (314) — Chroisters, R Club, Football, Hockey; 85,192. KOBERSTEIN, GREGORY (223). KOCHOLEK, MIKE (153) — Baseball, Skiing. Sno-Drifters; 192. KOLVE, KATHY (319) — Work Program; 192. KONECNY, BRUCE (320) - Golf; 142. KOPKA, TIM (328) - Football, Hi-Y; 22.192. KORPI, TERRY LEE (209). KOTTKE, KAROLYN (227) — Blue Tri. HEC; 134, 192. KRATZ, GREG (333) - R Club, Gymnastics; 120, 132.192. KRIDER, LOREN (128). KRIESEL, CHARLES (209). KRINHOP, TIM (309) — Work Program, Pep Club, Football, Hi-Y, Top Ted — Prettiest Eyes; 88,165,182,185. KRONA, JUDY (223) - Choir, Girls' Choir. Rock-ettes. Sportsman's Club, Girls' Gymnastics, Blue Tri; 104,133.192. KUNKEl. JOHN (124). KUNTZ, KENNETH (12). KUTZ, CARL (219) - 193. KWAKENAT, JILL (111) - Rockettes. Pep Club, Blue Tri Chapter President, YAC; 31,133,193. KYLLONEN, DAVE (125) — Band, Marching Band, YAC. Hi-Y; 26.193. LABELLE, ANN (317) — Office — part time. Blue Tri; 31.193. LACOURSIERE, LINDA (117) — National Honor Society, Sr. Executive Board, Gym Help, Blue Tri; 31,116,143,175.193. LACROIX, MICHELE (229) — YAC; 193. LAFLAMME. DAVE (313) — Gym Help, R Club. Wrestling Co-Captain; 111, 113,193. LAMBKIN, ROB (153) — Work Program. Gymnastics. LANDER, JUDY (125) — National Honor Society. Girls' Tennis, German Club, Blue Tri; 33, 137. 143.193. LANDVIK, GLEN (209) — Student Council, Work Program, Gymnastics, YAC, Hi-Y; 109,193. LANGE. JEROME (132) - Hi-Y; 193. LAQUA. MICHAEL (229) — Orchestra, Interna tional Club, French Club, Ethos; 50,193. LARK, TIM (153) Work Program; 193. LARSEN, JAMES (153) — Sagamore Staff, R Club. Track. YAC, Hi-Y; 43,94.161. LARSON, BRIAN (209) LARSON, GAIL (219) - Pep Club, Sportsman's Club, Blue Tri, YAC; 32,174,193. LARSON, JILL (113) — Pep Club, Gym Help, Blue Tri, YAC; 31,43,116,194, 200. LARSON, JOHN (225) — Sr. Executive Board. Sagamore Staff Editor, R Club, Hi-Y, Wrestling, Sno-Drifters, YAC Board, National Honor Society; 34. 35, 111, 143,160,175,194. 200. LARSON, LOUISE (313) — Pep Club, Library Aide. Blue Tri, YAC, National Honor Society; 31.143.194. LARSON, NANCY (314) — FFA, HEC; 35, 134, 194. LASH, ROXANNE (316) — Sportsman's Club, International Club, Drama Club, HEC, Medical Club. 51,97,134,194 LATSHAW, ROBERT (316). LAU, PHILIP (319) —194. LAUCK, MARGARET (320) — National Honor Society, International Club, Latin Club, Blue Tri, Medical Club; 33,51,143,194. LEAN, JEFF (328) -194 LEE, WALTER (123) — Student Council, Standard Staff, Work Program, Hi-Y, Sno-Drifters; 194. LEHMANN, RONALD (333) — Choir, Choralaires, Pep Club, International Club, Swedish Club. YAC, Hi-Y, Drama Club, FFA, Speech, National Honor Society; 12, 42, 50, 104, 106, 107, 109, 139,194 LEHMBERG, JEROME (128) — 194. LENTON, ROBERT (222). LEVENDOWSKI, MICHAEL (309) — 194. LEWIS, ISAIAH (223) — 194. LEY, JERI (124) — Office — part time. Pep Club, Gym Help, Blue Tri. YAC; 42,108,116,194. LIND. PEGGY (109) — Student Council, Choir, Choristers, Pep Club, Gym Help, R Club, International Club, French Club. Blue Tri. YAC, CO-cd Hi-Y. Sno-Drifters, Cheerleading; 10,17, 33, 42.51.104.116.132.194. LINDER. DAVID (111) — R Club, Wrestling, Foot-ball. Track, YAC, Hi-Y; 22.195. LINDSKOOG, ELIZABETH (115) - Work Program, library Aide; 108,195. LINSTER, LESLIE (117) — Student Council. R Club, Football, Baseball, YAC, Hi-Y, Top Ted — Shyest, Basketball; 4.132.140.164,195. LINSTER. LINDA (229) - Student Council, Sagamore Staff Editor, Pep Club, R Club, International Club, French Club, Blue Tri, YAC, Co-ed Hi-Y, YAC Board, Sno-Drifters, Cheerlcading; 11,33, 34,51,132,160,185,195. LITCHY, DAVID (333) — International Club, Spanish Club; 51,195. IITERSKI, JAN (209) — Pep Club. Blue Tri. YAC; 33,43,105. LOECHLER, DEBORAH (125) - 195. LOOP, DAVE (152) — Student Council Vice-President, Student Senate, Standard Staff R Club, Football, Track, Skiing. YAC, YAC Board, Hi-Y, Sno-Drifters, Top Ted — Most Likely to Succeed. 34,48.94,95,100,132,164,171,195. LOOP, DENNIS (128) — R Club, Wrestling, Football, Hi-Y, Sno-Drifters, Track, French Club; 195 LOVELETTE, DONALD (153) - 195. LUDWIGSON, STEVE (320) - Pep Club, R Club, Football Co-Captain, Track, Lil Abner; 9, 22, 28,42,119,130,132,165,189,195,200 LUFTMAN, LEANN (328) — Work Program. LUND, DOUGLAS (219) — R Club, Football, Hockey, Baseball, Hi-Y; 22,132,140,195. LUNDEEN, LINNEA (113) — National Honor Society, Choir, Choristers; 104,107,143,195. LYNN, SHERRI (225) — Sportsman's Club, Gym Help, Blue Tri; 33.116.195. LYSEN, JANIS (219) — Sr. Executive Board, Spanish Club, Ethos, Girls' State Representative; 143,175,195. lYSHOLM. BUTCH (313) — Wrestling, Track, Hi-Y, Tod Ted — Best Bod'; 111, 132,163,1%. MADAY, KAREN (222) — 195. MADSON, GLENN (317). MADZEY, SUE (319) — Blue Tri, VAC; 33,1%. MAGNUSON. KENT (320) — Band, Marching Band. R Club, Football, Track, Skiing, Hi-Y, National Honor Society; 22, 26. 132, 143, 194, 196. MAHONEY, DEBORAH (328) — Student Council. Pep Club, R Club, Girls' Gymnastics, German Club, Blue Tri, YAC, Cheerleading, Medical Club; 11,32.132,1%. MAKOUSKY, PATRICIA (309) - Pep Club, Blue Tri, Homecoming Attendant; 15,33.42,1%. MANGIN, DEBBIE (227) — National Honor Society, Sr. Executive Board, Student Council, Sportsman's Club, Spanish Club, Blue Tri, YAC; 33,175,1%. MAPES, BARBARA (333) — Choir. Choristers, Band, Marching Band, Gym Help, International Club, Blue Tri, YAC, YAC Board, Sno-Drift-ers. Speech, AFS, Musical Review; 33. 34, 51, 104,106,116,128,1%. MARCH, BETTY-ANN (123) — National Honor Society, Sr. Executive Board. Student Council, Student Senate, Orchestra, Band, Marching Band, Pep Club, International Club, German Club, Blue Tri, YAC, Snoball Co-Chairman; 30, 48, 51,143,1%. MARCKESE, CYNDEE (223) — Work Program, YAC; 1%. MARTY, JAMES (111) — National Honor Society, Band, Marching Band; 143,1%. MARXEN, KATHY (115) — Choir, Choristers. Girls' Choir, Sportsman's Club; 104,1%, MATSON, NANCY (117) — 1%. MATSON. VICKY (229) — 1%. MAYER. KATIE (209) — 196. McCUE, MARY (152) — Sr. Executive Board, Student Council, Sagamore Stall, Pep Club, International Club, Blue Tri, YAC, YAC Board, Coed Hi-Y; 31. 34, 37,39,42,161,175,1%. Me DOUG All, MARY (132) — Ollice Aide; 197. McDOWEll, MICHAEL (153) — R Club, Gymnastics; 120,132,197. McGAW, KENNETH (12) — 197. McGRORTY, RICHARD (132) — 197. McPHEE, BARB (219) — Spanish Club. Blue Tri, YAC. MEllSTROM, DEBRA (113) — National Honor Society, Student Council, Girls' Fencing, French Club, Debate; 197. MEIQUIST, JOAN (222) — Girls' Choir. Work Program, Girls' Gymnastics, YAC; 197. MELTON, E. ANN (225) — 197. MICHAELSON, DEBRA (309) — Sr. Executive Board, Student Council, Band, Marching Band, Blue Tri. YAC; 26, 32,175,197. MILLER, BARBARA (123)— National Honor Society, Student Council, Pep Club. International Club, German Club. Blue Tri, HEC, YAC. Snoball Co-Chairman; 30,43, 51.134,143,197. MILLER, JACKIE (316) — Senior Class Treasurer, Sr. Executive Board, Student Council, Choir. Choristers, Choralaires. Pep Club, Blue Tri; 32. 42.104.106.107.175.198. MINALOVSKY, KRISTINE (319) — International Club, National Honor Society; 51,143,198. MIZA, INGRID (320) — National Honor Society, Ethos (Theodore); 198. MOBERG. WILLIAM (152). MOORE, TIM (123) — Student Council President, Student Senate, Standard Staff, YAC, Hi-Y, YAC Board, Drama Club, Top Ted — Contributed Most, Boys' State Representative; 17. 34.46.47.48.94.95.109.165.198. MOSTER, MARY (223) — Office — part time. Girls'Bowling; 198. MUEHLENBECK, MARY (128) — Medical Club; 198. MUELKEN, KATHLEEN (109) — Pep Club, Blue Iti. YAC; 32,42,174,198. NARVESON, CINDI (117) — National Honor Society. Norse Club, Viking Club. Blue Tri, HEC; 30.49.134.143.198. Senior Index NELSON, BARBARA (209) — YAC, Work Program; 198 NELSON. DEBBIE (152) - 198. NELSON, DEBBY (125) — Norse Club, Viking Club; 198. NELSON, DENISE (132) — Gym Help. Blue Tri, YAC, Co-ed Hi-Y. YAC Board, Sno-Drifters; 31. 34.42,116,198. NELSON, GORDON (223). NELSON. KAREN — Pep Club, Gym Help, R Club, Girls’ Badminton, Blue Tri, YAC, Cheerleading Co-Captain, Top Ted — Best Bod'; 11, 13. 33,43,116,132,163,182,186,198. NELSON. STEPHANIE (316) — Band, YAC; 198 NESS. NADINE (227) — 198. NEIDZIELSKI, CECILIA (113). NIEMALA, GREGORY (222) — Sr. Executive Board, Student Council, R Club, Cross Country. Track. National Honor Society; 44. 45,132, 143,170,175,183,199 NORDIN, DON (225) —Gym Help; 113,199. NORDSTROM, KEVIN (309) — Work Program. NORGAARD, LEE (313) — 199. NORGREN. VICKI (12) — International Club, French Club. Blue Tri; 50.199 NORLAND, CATHLEEN (314) — 199. NORLAND, CHRISTINE (316) — Work Program. 199 NORIING, LEON (317) — Band. Marching Band. Hi-Y; 27,199,203. NORIING, RICK (319) — Sr. Executive Board. Student Council, Band. Marching Band, YAC, Hi-Y. Top Ted - Class Clown; 27. 92. 162, 175, 199. NORQUIST, DIANA (320) — National Honor Society; 94,116, 199 NORWICK, THOMAS (328) — YAC, Hi-Y; 199 NOVAK, CANDICE (12) — Standard Staff. International Club, Spanish Club, National Honor Society; 51.94,95.143,199. NYE. ROBERT (128) - Track, Skiing; 132, 199, 214. OBERG, GAIL (123) — library Aide, Blue Tri. OCEL, CATHY (223) — FFA, National Honor Society; 135,143,199. O'CONNELL, JOHN (222) — R Club, Gymnastics, National Honor Society; 120. OFTEDAHl. KATHY (124) — Sportsman's Club, Blue Tri; 199. OLIVE. MIKE (328) — Gym Help, R. Club, Baseball, Winter Sports Day Attendant. Basketball Co-Captain; 89. 90.113, 122. 132, 140, 178, 199. 210,211. OLSEN, NANCY (109) — Office — part time. Girls’ Swimming, Girls' Gymnastics, Medical Club; 108.199. OLSEN. NEAL (111) — R Club, Football, Baseball. Skiing, Hi-Y, Sno-Drifters; 22,100.132, 200. OLSON, DEBBIE (115) — Blue Tri, YAC. Top Ted — Shyest; 164,200. OLSON, GREG (117) — Student Council, Gym Help, R Club, Football, Hockey. YAC, Baseball, Hi-Y, Winter Sports Day Attendant; 22. 85. 88, 89.113,118,132,140, 200,205. 210. OLSON, JANETH (229) — National Honor Society; 143, 200. OLSON, NANCY (152) - Pep Club, R Club. Blue Tri, YAC. Cheerleadmg Teddy Bear, Medical Club; 9.10,30,31,42, 132,200 OLSON, NANCY (125) — Student Council. Pep Club, YAC; 42,119,200. OLSON, PAT (132) — National Honor Society, International Club, Viking Club, Blue Tri, YAC, Speech; 33,49.50.143,200 OLSON. PAUL (128) — 200. OLSON, ROBERT (113) — Audio Visual, Wrestling, Cross Country, Gymnastics; 117, 200. OMAN, THOMAS (219) — Hi-Y. O'NEIL. RUSS (113) —200 OPSETH, STEVEN (222) - 200. O'REILLY, GREG (225) — R Club. Football. Track, Skiing. Hi-Y, Sno-Drifters, Winter Sports Day Attendant. 22,89,100,132,200,210. ORR, KAY (309) — National Honor Society, Student Council. Pep Club, Blue Tri; 32, 200. OSTREM, CELESTE (314) — Sr. Executive Board. Sagamore Staff, German Club, Blue Tri, YAC; 31.161,175, 201. OTTO. KAREN (316) — 108, 201. OUELLETT, KA1HY (317) - Student Council. Choir, Choristers, Girls' Bowling, International Club, Blue Tri. YAC, Medical Club, National Honor Society; 33.50,104,143, 201. OVERBY. CHERYL (328). OXENDAIE. PATRICIA (328) — 201. PAFKO, FRANK (128) — Male Chorus. R Club. Track, Skiing. National Honor Society; 100,107, 132.139.143.201. PAHl. LaVONNE (123) — Work Program, library Aide. Blue Tri. YAC. HEC; 30.134, 201. PALMQUIST, DEBORAH (223) — 201. PAPENHAUSEN, PETE (124) — Student Council. Choir, Choralaires. Pep Club, YAC, YAC Board. Hi-Y, Wrestling. Sno-Drifters, Musical Review; 35.104.107.128. 201. PARBST. MARY (109) — Sr. Executive Board. Student Council, Sagamore Staff, Band. Marching Band. Blue Tri, YAC, National Honor Society; 27.31.143.160.201. PARTLOW, DARLENE (124) — 201. PATCH, REBECCA (115) — Choir. Girls' Choir. Work Program, Library Aide, Drama Club, Speech Club President, 109, 201. PATTERSON, |OHN (123). PAULSON, MELINDA (229) — 201. PEARSON. STEVEN (111). PEARSON. WAYNE (209) — 49. 201. PEDERSON, ANDERS (125). PEDERSON, JAMES (152) — 201. PERLEY, CARIEEN (152). PERRON, JERRY (117) — Work Program; 202 PETEK, BARBARA (12) — Office — part time; 202. PETERS. CHARLIE (115) — Choir, YAC. Hi-Y; 202. 208. PETERS. DOUGLAS (219). PETERSON, JEFF (113) - Hi-Y; 202. PETERSON, JILL (222) — National Honor Society, Band, Marching Band. German Club, Blue Tri, YAC, HEC President, Sno-Drifters, Girls' Swimming. 31.134,143,202. PETERSON, JOE (125). PETERSON, KAY (309) — International Club, 8luc Tri; 30, 50. 202. PETERSON, LOU (313) — Work Program. PETERSON. STEVE (333) - Work Program. Hi-Y. PETRIK, GUY (117) — YAC, Hi-Y, National Honor Society; 143,202. PETRO, DAVE (153) — Sr. Executive Board; 202. PHILLIPS, BILL (317) —202. PIEPER, STEVE (153) — Work Program. Swimming, Baseball; 202. PILARSKI, JOHN (320) — 202. PILLAR, PAULA (328) — 202. PITZER, ANTONIO(320) — Work Program; 203. PLANTIN, MARY ANN (12) — 203. POCHARDT, BARBARA (319) — Sportsman's Club; 203 POEGEL, DEBORAH (12) — 203. POGODZINSKI. MARSHA (123) - Choir. Choristers, Girls'Choir; 104,203. POWELL, RICHARD (309) — Wrestling. Football; 111.203. PRITCHARD, BONNIE (124) — National Honor Society, Sr. Executive Board. Student Council, Office — part time. Pep Club. Blue Tri Chapter President. International Club, YAC. Sadie Hawkins Co-Chairman; 28. 33, 42, 50, 108, 143, 175,203,213. PUTERBAUGH, LAURA (111) — Student Council, Pep Club, Gym Help, Blue Tri, YAC, Sno-Drifters; 31,42, 51,116, 203. PYEATT, CAROLYN (115) — Student Council, YAC; 203. PYEATT. |OHN (117) — Wrestling, Track; 203. QUIGLEY. LUANN (125) — Norse Club, Vik-ing Club. Blue Tri. YAC; 30,49. 203. RAAEN, KATHRYN (152) — Library Aide; 108, 203. RAMBERG, LORENE (132) — Sportsman's Club, Gym Help, National Honor Society; 116, 143.203. RAMERTH, JOHN (117) — Gym Help R. Club, Football. YAC. Hi-Y, Basketball; 22.113,122, 203,217. RAMSAY, IORAINE (12) — Sr. Executive Board. Student Council, Blue Tri; 32,175,204. RANDALL, PAniE (223) — Student Council. Pep Club. Blue Tri; 32.42. 204. RANGER. LINDA (227) — Work Program, HEC. 204. RAPP, MARIE (219) — Orchestra, Band, Marching Band, Pep Club, Blue Tri, YAC, Sportsman's Club, International Club. Drama Club, Medical Club Secretary, National Honor Society; 26.33, 51,97,204. RAU, GARY (113) — Track. 204 REBER, RANDALL (224) — 204. REDHEAD. NANCY (225) — Sportsman's Club, Spanish Club, YAC; 51,204 REINERS, DANIEL (313) — Wrestling. Hi-Y; 204. REISDORPH, SHIRLEY (314) — 29. 204. REISHUS, DAN (316). REVSBECK. DAN (316). RICKARD. TINA (317) — Band, Marching Band, French Club, Blue Tri, YAC; 26,33. 204. RISTE, ISLAND (124) — YAC, Hi-Y; 204. RITCHIE. JEAN (333) - Blue Tri; 33. 205. RIZZI, KARLETTE (128) — Standard Stall, Band, Marching Band, International Club, German Club, Drama Club. Speech. AFS; 27. 29. 50, 94. 95,97,109,205 ROBBINS, MARJORIE (123) — Girls' Choir. Pep Club, Blue Tri, YAC; 205. ROBERG. JILL (223) — Norse Club, Tutoring; 49, 205. ROGNAS, DAVID (124) - 205. ROLAND SUE (109) — Student Council, Choir, Girls' Choir, Girls' Gymnastics; 104, 205. ROLLINS. NANCY (111) — National Honor Society, Standard Stall, International Club, German Club, Blue Tri. YAC. Sno-Drilters; 31. 51. 94, 95,143, 205. ROMAIN, JAMES (115) — Choir. Choralaires. Track; 104,107.132,205. ROMAIN. Jill (117) - Blue Tri; 42, 205. ROTH. ROBERTA (125) — Student Council, Choir, Girls'Gymnastics; 205. ROTH, RON (313) — Wrestling; 205. ROTZIEN, RON (132. RUDY. KATHY (317) — Ethos. Run, ROGER (219)-205. RYAN, KEVIN (113) — 205. SAFRANSKI, SUE (313) — Spanish Club, Blue Tri, YAC. SAND. GAIL (314). SANKEY, Kris (117). SARATHAIN, DIANA 1313) — Ollice — part time, YAC; 108,206. SATRE, RUTH (317) — Senior Class Secretary, Sr. Executive Board, Student Council, Choir, Choralaires, Girls’ Choir, International Club, French Club, Blue Tri, AFS. Top Ted — Best Smile, National Honor Society; 31, 51, 90. 104, 106,107,143,162,175, 203, 206 SAXHAUG, KEVIN (319) — Hi-Y; 184, 206. SAXRUD, GARY (124) — National Honor Society; 143. SAXUM, ARTHUR (328). SAXUM, LAURA (333) — Blue Tri; 32, 206. SCANLON. ELLEN (128) - 206. SCHIEBER, DENICE (124) — Pep Club, library Aide. Blue Tri; 42.108, 206. SCHIMMELE, SANDY (109) — 206. SCHLEIF, GREG (111) — Cross Country, Track; 206. SCHOENIKE, GREGORY (115) — Work Program; 206, SCHREIER, STEVEN (117) - Student Council. Wrestling, YAC. Hi-Y; 206, 217. SCHUBERT, LAURIE (209) — Blue Tri, YAC, Tutoring; 32, 207. SCHULTZ. JOAN (152) — Girls' Choir, Band. Office — pan time, Sponsman’s Club, Blue Tri, Drama Club; 97, 207. SCHUTTE. DIANE (125) — 207. SCHWARTZ. HOWARD (115) — R Club. Basketball. Hi-Y; 122,132,185, 207. SCHWARZBAUER, SANDRA (122) — 51. 207. SCOTT, GAYLE (219) — Choir, Sportsman's Club; 104,207. SCOTT, MAUREEN (225) — 207. Senior Index SCOTT, SUSAN (309) — German Club, Blue Tri, HEC Vice President, National Honor Society; 31,134,143,207 SEEMON, DONNA (313) - Blue Tri. YAC; 30. 207. SENGER. PHYLLIS (314) — 207. SEVERANCE. JANE (317) — Orchestra, Cheerleading Co-Captain, Pep Club, Blue Tri, Gym Help, R Club, Girls' Badminton, International Club. YAC. YAC Board, Co-ed Hi-Y, Top Ted — Typical Ted. National Honor Society; 11, 31, 33, 34,42. 51,93,116,132,143.164,187,190. 207. SEVLIE, JOHN (319) - Track; 207 SHANNON. MIKE (128) - R Club, Hockey Co-Captain; 85,132,207. SHARPE, LARRY (153) — Hi-Y; 39, 207. SHEARER, JOANNE (222) — library Aide; 208 SHEFFIELD, CECELIA (223) - 208 SHETLER, JAMES (124) — Standard Stall, R Club, Track, Skiing; 132, 206. SHOBE, JULIE (109) — National Honor Society, Student Council, Student Senate, Sagamore Stall, Marching Band. Girls Gymnastics; 48, 161,208. SHUTT. DEBRA (111) — Work Program, Girls' Gymnastics, YAC; 208. SIMPSON, WAYNE (115) — Sagamore Stall, Pep Club, Gym Help, R Club, YAC, YAC Board. Hi-Y, Sno-Drilters, Football, Wrestling, Track; 21, 22,34, 35,42,113,132,161,208 SKINNARI, KATRIINA (209) — Choir, International Club, Viking Club, Blue Tri. YAC. AFS, National Honor Society; 31. 49. 50. %. 104,143, 208 SKRIVSETH, GARY (125) — Work Program. SKRIVSETH, IANICE (153) - YAC; 208 SLARKS, PAUL (132) — Work Program. SLEEN, DARELL (152) — 208. SMITH. ANNE (219) — Girls' Choir; 208. SMITH, KEN (113) — 208. SMITH. KENT (222) - 208. SNETTING, LINDA (314) —National Honor Society, Student Council, French Club, Blue Tri, HEC; 30,134,143,209. SNOBECK. BRIAN (317) — Senior Class President, Sr. Executive Board, Choir, Gym Help, R Club, Hockey Co-Captain, Baseball, Hi-Y, Homecoming Attendant, Top Ted — Cutest Couple. 15,40.85,113,140,163,175, 209. SNOWBECK, STEVE (319) - Baseball; 140. 209. SNYDER. SUSAN (320) — YAC; 209. SOINE, PATRICIA (317) — 209. SORENSEN, DAVE (123). SORLEY, DENESE (223) - Girls' Choir. Work Program; 42, 209. SPAINHOWER, LAURIE (124) — Pep Club, Blue Tri, YAC, Drama Club; 42. 209. SPANGRUD, PAUL (109) — Standard Stall, YAC, Hi-Y; 95,209 SPANGRUD. TOD (111) - Standard Stall, YAC. Hi-Y; 95, 209 ST. JACQUE, PAUL (125). STADEM, DEAN (229) — 209. STADTLER, KARLA (115) — Pep Club, Sports-man's Club; 209. ST ANGEL, BARBARA (128) — Gym Help; 116, 209. STANLEY, HARRY (209) — 209. STARRETT, LAURA — National Honor Society. Sr. Executive Board, Student Council, Pep Club. Blue Tri, YAC Homecoming Attendant; 15,32,42.118.143.175,209. STEELE. MICHAEL (209) — 209. STEINDORSDOTTIR, HEIDA (317) — Internation, al Club, Viking Club. Blue Tri, YAC, Drama Club, AFS, National Honor Society; 31, 49, 50, 96.97,143.209 STERNER. JOHN (117) — Pep Club, Gym Help, Hi-Y. YAC. YAC Board; 5, 34.113, 209 STEVENSON. DEBRA (12) — Student Council, International Club, German Club, Blue Tri, Medical Club, Girls' Swimming, National Hon-or Society; 30, 50,143, 210. STIEL, ROBERT (227) — Student Council; 210. STOCKINGER, CYNTHIA (320) - 210. STREED, DEBORAH (309) — National Honor Society. Spanish, Club. Blue Tri, YAC; 32, 143, 210. STROMBERG, BEVERLY (314) — Girls' Choir, Work Program. Girls' Gymnastics; 210. SULLA, SUZANNE (316) — 210. SVENDAL. RONALD (227) - 210. SWANEY. MARK (123) — 210. SWANSON. COLLEEN (223) — Tutoring; 210. SWANSON, DEBORAH (124) — 210. SWANSON, DOTTIE (111) - Pep Club Vice President, Blue Tri, Daisy Mae, library Aide; 28, 32. 42,48, 210. SWANSON, KAREN (229) — Choir, Pep Club, International Club, French Club, Blue Tri, YAC, Drama Club, Musical Review; 33, 43. 51, 104, 210 SWANSON, PATRICIA (132) — 211. SWANSON, TIM (22S) — Student Council. R Club, Track, Skiing, Top Ted — Class Genius. National Honor Society. 132,143,164, 211. SWENSON. GARY (219) — 211. SWIDERSKI, LINDA (316) - Ollice - part time. Blue Tri, YAC. HEC; 33.108, 211. SWIFT, JEAN (317) — International Club. Blue Tri; 30,50,211 SYKES. JUDY (222) —YAC. SZUTZ, BRUCE (153) —211. TEETZEL, LINDA (320) — Girls' Choir; 105,211. THIBODO, R08ERT (123) — YAC, Hi-Y. Sno-Drilters, Ethos; 211. THIELEN, MARK (153) — 211. THINGVAll, JOEL (124) — Student Council, Standard Stall Editor, Male Chorus, Pep Club, Sportsman’s Club, International Club, Latin Club, Drama Club, Stage Crew, Ethos, Speech, Debate. Hi-Y. YAC; 50.95,107,109,139, 211 THOMAS. ALLEN (125). THOMPSON, CAROL (309) - Pep Club, Blue Tri; 32,42,211. THOMPSON, JAY (309) — Standard Stall. Track; 130,132,173,175,211. THOMPSON, STEPHEN (209) - Student Council, R Club, Golf Captain, YAC, Hi-Y, Homecoming Attendant, AFS, Top Ted — Friendliest, Basketball; 15,132, 142,162,212. THORP. BRADLEY (219) — Hi-Y; 212. THURSTON, DEBORA (316) — Choristers. Girls' Choir; 212. TIGUE, KENDELL (152) - Office — part time, Sportsman's Club, International Club, French Club. Drama Club. HEC; 51,97.134, 212. TIIKKAINEN, HOLLY (317) — Standard Staff, Orchestra, International Club, National Honor Society. 50,95,139,143,212. TILLMAN, DAVID (223) — Sagamore Staff. Band, Marching Band. Skiing, YAC, Hi-Y, Sno-Drift-ers; 100,161,173,212. TOLLE, GARY (109) — Sr. Executive Board, Pep Club, Sportsman's Club, Gym Help, YAC, Hi-Y, Homecoming Attendant. Top Ted — Most Talented; 15, 38, 42,113,163,175,189,206, 212. TOMLINSON, NANCY (117) — 212. TOMPKINS, BETH (12) — Standard Stall, Sportsman’s Club, International Club, AFS. Pilots; 50, 95,212. TOMPKINS, MICHAEL (219) — Library Aide. Hi-Y, Sno-Drilters; 40, 212. TORGERSON, ROBERT (123) — 212. TRATNIK, LINDA (316) — 212. UGELSTAD. LYNETTE (319) — 212. VALDMANIS, ANDRIS (109) - Hi-Y; 212. VALOIS. VICTORIA (117) — Sr. Executive Board. Pep Club, International Chib, Blue Tri Chapter President, YAC, Drama Club; 33,42, 50,97,213. VARHOl, SUSAN (12) — Work Program; 213. VARNER, SUSAN (223) — Work Program; 213. VARPNESS, JOHN (113) — Choir. R Club, Basketball. YAC, Hi-Y, YAC Board; 34. 104, 122. 132, 172,213. VESTAL. SUE (319) — Choir. Choralaires, Girls' Choir, Pep Club President, Girls' Bowling, Blue Tri, YAC, Top Ted - Biggest Flirt; 32. 42, 107, 162, 213. VICTOR. TOM (111) — R Club, Wrestling Co-Captain, YAC, Hi-Y; 111, 132,181,185,213. VIGTEL, NANCY (117) - YAC, Drama Club; 97, 213. VOELKER, BETH (12) - Blue Tri, Njtion.il Honor Society; 143,213. VONDAIL, RAYMOND (113) - 213. WADMAMS, MARK (222) — Student Council, Choir, Choralairos, Pep Club, YAC, Hi-Y, Sno-Drifters, 104,107,213, 215. WAICH, RUSS (225). WALKER. CAROLE (320) - National Honor Society. Sr. Executive Board, Gym Help, Girl ' Bowling, Girls' Gymnastics Co-Captain, Norse Club. Viking Club President, Blue Tri, YAC; 33, 49.116,138,143,175,176,213. WALLS. |ANA (227) - 119, 213. WARD, LOREN (12S)-213. WAWRA, ELIZABETH (328) — Blue Tri; 33, 214. WEAKLY, SUSAN (113) - 214. WEDEll, SUSAN (333) — Choir. Choristers, Rockeltcs, Blue Tri; 31.104,133,214. WEEKLEY, DANIEL (125) — 214. W'EEKS, EDSON (152) — National Honor Society, R Club, Track, YAC, Hi-Y; 132,143,214. WEISS, GAIL (328) - Choristers. Blue Tri, YAC. Aamodt, Bonnie (Oil) — 145 Able, Jean (212) - 145 Abramson, Todd (326) — 22 Adams. Gregory (329) — 145 Adolphson, Robyn (105) — 145 Aitken. Barbara (114) — 49,50,97,104. 145 Albrecht, Craig (116) - 111, 145 Aldonas, Grant (327) — 22, 34.48,145 Aldrich. Reed (121)-145 Allen, Catherine (201) —145 Allison, Darcy (134) Allison, Thomas (201) —145 Allstop, Lynn (104) — 145 Ames, Mary (2051 — 145 Amundsen. Karen (211) — 108,145 Amundson. Steven (212) — 92,145 Anderson, Brian (213) — 145 Anderson. Donald (118) - 22.139,145 Anderson, Douglas (224) — 145 Anderson, Gary (322) Anderson, Henry (303) — 145 Anderson, Jean (304) — 49.145 Anderson, Joanne (213) — 32,108,145 Anderson, Joel (305) - 27,107,145 Anderson, Larry (318) — 145 Anderson, Marcia (321) — 145 Anderson, Marlene (120) — 145 Anderson, Richard (118) — 145 Anderson, Ricky (324) — 145 Anderson, Robin (325) — 145 Anderson, Ronald (216) Anderson, Sandra (211) — 30,145 Archer, Karen (216) — 145 Asper, Teresa (105) - 30,51,109,145 Aucutt, Lori (114) — 30,49, 145 Axberg, Fred (332) — 92,117,128 Axberg, Nancy (118) — 106,145 Bakke, Rodger (327) — 104, 145 Balaban, Sharon (121) — 145 Barsamian, Patricia (120) — 145 Bart , Dawn (134) Batcheller, Marv (213) — 105,145 Bayle, Shelia (212) — 104,145 Bayless, Sherry (104) — 145 Becken, Karen (213) - 145 Bell, JoAnne (215) -51.145 BensJield, David (322) — 107, 111, 145 Benson, Deborah (303) — 145 Bentson, Karen (304) — 27.145 Benzel, Ann (120) — 50,145 Berg. Gary (318)-145 Berg, James (321) — 49,145 Berg, John (304) Bergman. Myra (322) — 145 Bergstrom, Heidi (324) — 145 Bergstrom, Robert (305) — 145 Berk a, Sharon (325) — 49.145 Berkness, Philip (116) — 117,145 Bernard, Brian (120) — 145 lerquist, Bev (121) — 49,145 Senior Index WEST, CAROLYN 1225) — 214. WESfBERRY, KARLA (313) — 32.104,109. 214. WESTBY, JOAN (333) — Office - part lime. Sportsman's Club, Medical Club; 108,214. WESTERGAARD, DONALD (125) — 28, 214. WEYDT, NANCY (222) — 214. WHITE, BETTY (113) — 214, WHITE. JONATHAN (125) — Standard Staff. Skiing; 214.100,95. WICK. KAREN (113) — 116, 214. WIEHLE. DANIEL (125). WIETSTOCK, LuANN (333) — Pep Club. International Club, Spanish Club, Blue Tri, YAC, Drama Club, HEC; 30. 51. 214. WIGGINS, LEE (132)-214. WIKLUND, MICHAEL (225) — National Honor Society; 143.214. WILBUR, KAREN (333) — Spanish Club. HEC; 108, 215. WILLIAMS, LAURIE (333) — 215. WILLIAMS. MICHAEL (222). WILLIAMS, SHELLIE (333) - Blue Tri. YAC; 33, Junior Index Bcrthilson, Daniel (104) — 145 Beyer. Gary (011) — 145 Bingaman, Steven (326) Birk, John (105) — 145 Bisher, James (106) — 145 Bivans, Joli (114) — 32,145 Blake, Rose (327) — 145 Bleckinger, Anita (121) — 145 Blikstad, Rebecca (134) - 32. 51,145 Boo, Jon (201) -22,145 Boettcher, Douglas (305) — 135, 146 Bohm, Joanne (211)— 146 Bohn. Nancy (212) - 50,97.105, 146 Booth, Patricia (215) — 32,146 Borchardt, Paula (224) — 30,146 Borgendale, Kenneth (216) — 109,146 Born, Adrienne (303) — 50.134,146 Borris, David (304) — 22, 111. 132,146 Bostrom, Susan (305) —32. 34, 51.133, 146 Bottolfson, Linda (318) — 104,146 Boursell, Jay (321) — 146 Bradley, Stephan (322) - 43, 50. 104,107, 146 Brastad, Richard (118) — 146 Brendal, Jill (325) — 146 Brenner, Sally (216) Brevig, Ronald (332) — 146 Brown, Jacquenette (331) — 104,146 Brown, James (011) — 146 Brown, Reginald (120) — 111, 146 Browning, Susan (105) — 146 Bruvelts. Ilze (114) — 146 Bruvold, Audrey (118) - 34.146 Bryans, Roy (326) — 146 Buchmann, |ohn (116) —146 Bue, James (332) — 146 Buffie, Richard (327) — 22, 111. 146 Bull, Gregory (121) Burnience. John (134) — 92,146,103 Burt. Harvey (201) —146 Burton, Debra (104) — 146 Burton, Terry (205) — 146 Burud, Stcphany (211) — 146 Cain. Tom (327) -146 Caldron. Gladys (211) - 146 Calvelage, Dean (215) Cameron, Terrie (215) Campbell, Roxanne (303) Campron, Debbie (120) —146 Carlson, Deborah (321) — 30,146 Carlson, Harold (118) — 111. 146 Carlson, Jeffrey (201) — 49,122,132,142,146 Carlson, Johan (318) — 146 Carlson, Lynctte (324) — 26,32,146 Carlson, Mark (325) —146 Caron, Lynn (331) —146 Caruso, Dawn (011) — 146 Case, John (326) — 146 Cccka. Jeffrey (105) —146 Chamberlin, Valeric (120) — 50,104,146 Chapman. |on (114) 194,215. WILLIAMS, TOM (313) — Work Program; 215. WILLIAMSON, JAMES (222J. WILSON. SHARI (333) - Office - part time. YAC; 215. WINTER. BRUCE (222) - 215. WISTROM, LeANNE (128) - Orchestra, Marching Band, International Club, Blue Tri, National Honor Socrcty; 33,143,215. WISTROM. MICHELLE (309) — Spanish Club, Blue Tri, YAC; 215. WOLKING, NANCY (128). YALE. GREG (309) - Gym Help, Track, library Aide, Drama Club; 113,139, 215. YOUNG. RAY (313) — Swimming, YAC, Hi-Y; 215. YOUNGMAN, JOHN (314) — 215. YOUNKIN, DOUGLAS (219) — 215. ZANKO, ROBERT (223) — Male Chorus; 215. ZINK, ROBERT (313) — Sr. Executive Board, National Honor Society. Musical Review; 143,175, 215. Christensen, John (120) — 146 Christensen, Robbe (118) — 146 Christenson, Valerie (224) — 146 Christian, Fred (011) — 111 Christiansen, Anne (331) — 146 Christiansen, Eileen (327) — 108 Christiansen, Kari (325) — 49,146 Christianson, Colleen (215) — 146 Christianson, Randall (134) — 146 Christopherson, Dianne (332) — 104,105,146 Chupka, Cynthia (205) —92,146 Clark, Deborah (213)—146 Clausen, Larry (212) — 104 Clayson, Lori (213) —146 Cleath, David (215)-22.146 Clifford, Robert (224) — 147 Coleman, lanet (106) —147 Coleman, lee (303) Comstock, Barbara (304) — 147 Condon, Patricia (305) — 109,147 Conway, James (331) — 147 Cook, Stephan (327) Coombs, Candice (127) — 147 Cox, Steven (201) — 147 Crabtree, Deborah (324) — 147 Cross, Sharon (216) — 147 Crouch, Virginia (303) — 32,43,147 Cullen, Walter (331) -147 Cummings, Clancy (011) — 22,147 Currier, Bruce (326) —147 Cziok, Curtis (120) Dahl, John (114)-49.147 Dahlen, Anne (116) — 30, 147 Dahlin, luanne (327) Dahlin, Paul (011) — 104,147 Dahline, Michele (213) Dahlman, David (303) — 111. 147 Dailey, Lori (134) —104.133,147 Dalbey, Nancy (201) — 147 Danolius, Greg (305) — 147 Danielson, Patty (118) — 32,97, 147 Davis, Debra (211) Dawson, Gayle (212) — 50,147 Dennis, Sue (213) — 147 Devall, Sherry (215) — 147 DeWolf, Cheryl (224) — 30, 34,48,147 Dierauer, John (216) — 26,147 Dille, Dean (119) — 147 Dillon, Deborah (304) — 106,147 Disinger, Steven (305) Do Brava, Rachel (318) — 43 Dobs, Wayne (321) —147 Domarus, Ronald (332) Doornink, Darryl (105) — 135,147 Dosen, Patricia (213) —147 Doughprty, W'illiam (324) — 109 Dube, lames (332) — 104,128,147 DuCharme, Jodie (331) — 92, 147 Dudley, Lynn (011) —147 Dulling, Terri (326) Junior Index Duron, Daniel (106) Eastman, Jeffrey (331) — 147 Edison, Mary (134) —49,106,147 Edlund, Joan (106) —147 Egliltis, llga (114) — 147 Ellefsen, Lynn (116) — 108,147 Elsola, Scott (332)-147 Ernerkk. Jeffrey (327) — 147 Emerson, Scott (121) — 147 Enger, Cynthia (332) — 109 Envil, Laurie (201) — 147 Erickson, Dale (304) Erickson, Darcy (205) — 51,105,147 Erickson, James (211) — 147 Erickson, Jeanette (212) — 42,147 Erickson, Richard (118) — 117,147 Erickson, Sherrie (224) — 147 Erikson, Betty (215) — 147 Erikson, Roy (224) — 147 Evanson, Elaine (106) — 147 Evens, Carol (303) — 147 Everhart, Patricia (318) Failor, Daniel (011) —147 Faust, loree (318) - 51.133,147 Feisthamel, Gary (321) — 51,92,147 Feran, Kathrine (322) Ferrell, Debra (213) —147 Fillmore, Andrea (324) — 105 Finco, Jerome (325) — 111, 148 Fish, Theresa(215) — 148 Flaten, Russell (303) — 148 Flikki, David (118) —148 Fluhrer, Donald (305) — 148 Folke, Bruce (011) — 148 Fondcll, Chris (326) — 132,148 Forster, Leslie (224) — 148 Foster, Gisela (106) Foster, Rosemarie (114) — 148 Foth, William (116) —148 Franzcn, Gwen (106) Frazier. Linda (327) - 148 Fredbo, Timothy (120) — 132,148 Frederick Nicholas (205) — 148 Fredrickson, Bruce (201) — 148 Fredrickson. Bryan (104) — 22,85,118,132,142 148 Freiling, Craig (121) — 148 Fremstad, Paul (211) — 148 Fristedt, Teresa (212) —148 Fuller, Gene (120) — 148 Gallager, Jerldine (224) — 148 Gallagher, Patricia (106) — 42,48, 105,139,148 Gangelhoff, Charles (303) - 132,148 Gansmoe, Patrick (304) — 148 Cart land, Marsha (305) — 30,148 Gearou, Gloria (318) — 49,51,148 George, Gregory (321) — 148 Germundson, Nancy (331) —148 Gewccke, Paul (321) — 111, 148 Gilbertson, Lynne (213) — 148 Gllliver, Theresa (324) Giroux, Daniel (325) — 148 Glatte, Steven (216) — 148 Golightly, Dana (212) — 148 Gooselaw, Laura (011) — 148 Gordor, Annette (326) — 148 Gordon, Daniel (105) —148 Gores, Marilyn (106) — 104,148 Gorg, Thomas (114) — 148 Graf, Ruth (116) — 51,148 Grannes, Steven (332) — 44,107.132.148 Green, Bonida (327) Crefsrud, Pauline (305) — 104,109,148 Grelson, Gregory (121) — 148 Grich, Dorinda 327) — 106,148 Gridenhoger, Freddie (120) Grilley, Gary (322) Grimm, Mark (201) — 148 Grout, Nancy (120) — 148 Gruenwald, Susan (205) — 148 Grulke, Crystal (211) — 148 Gunderson, lex (212) —148 Gustafson, Steven (118) — 148 Haagenson, Grace (215) — 50,148 Hageman, Timothy (216) — 148 Hagen, Dennis (201) Hall. Frederick (104) — 26, 111, 148 Hall, Patrkk (303) — 22. 34,35,85.104,148 Hammer, Debra (212) — 149 Hansen, Beverly (318) — 30,97.104,107,149 Hansen, Terry (321) — 149 Hanson, Byron (322) — 22,149 Hanson. Mary (105) — 149 Hanson, Robin (324) — 149 Hanson, Wayne (325) — 132, 149 Hanzal, Rhonda (216) — 32,149 Harlow, Gaylene (321) - 149 Harmening, Michael (201) — 149 Hartman, Jeanette (326) —149 Hartmann, leanne (326) — 30,149 Harvel, Timothy (106) —120,149 Haugen. Daniel (114) - 149 Haugesag, Todd (116) — 149 Haugh, Allen (104) —135 Hawkins, Linda (332) Hedstrom, Casey (118) Hegle, Jane (327) —30.149 Heimerl, Thomas (121) — 44,45.122,132, 149 Heinrich, Kathleen (120) —149 Heitz, Stephen (216) — 85,149 Held, Gary (105) Helgeson, Linda (134) - 32,149 Hcmmer, Denise (120) — 149 Hendren, George (305) — 149 Henson, Daniel (104) — 149 Herndon, Bruce (104) — 149 Heyman, Linda (205) — 149 Hiben, Ronnie (211) —149 Hickson, Ricky (212) Highland, Timothy (213) — 149 Hilgeman, Gregory (215) — 135,149 Hill, Jeffrey (1201-149 Hill, Melody (332) - 149 Hillestad, Robert (303) — 117,149 Himmler. Paul (304) — 120.132,149 Hines, Linda (305) — 149 Hintze, Dianne (318) — 149 Hogeboom, Julie (105) — 43,149 Hokkanen, John (106) —149 Holbrook, James (324) — 149 Hollingsworth, Laurie (216) —149 Hollingsworth, Lisa (327) — 149 Holm. David (331) — 149 Holman, John (011) —149 Holmberg, Pam (105) — 149 Holmes, Marilyn (326) — 30,149 Holier, Janice (114) — 26, 32.51,149 Homan, Wanda (116) — 149 Hoppe, Laurel (114) — 32,43.139,149 Horsman, Susan (332) — 51,149 Hough, Scott (215) Hu Is, Harlan (118) —149 Hunt, lee (121) — 44, 45,132, 149 Hunt, Vicki (134) — 149 Indrehus, Suzanne (201) — 105,149 Ingalls, Pat (105) — 149 Irish. Dale (114) —149 Irish, Roxanne (205) — 105,149 Iverson, Ellen (211) — 26,149 lacobsen, Lynda (212) — 49.150 tacobson, Manford (011) —150 Jangula, Benard (213) — 27.150 Jasorka, Kenneth (215) — 150 Jondro, Nancy (224) — 150 Joel, Wayne (303) — 150 Johnsen, Timothy (332) — 150 Johnson, Ann (304) — 150 Johnson, Bradley (318) — 22,132,150 Johnson. Dale (321) — 150 Johnson, Deborah (322) — 106,150 Johnson, Donn (324) Johnson, Donna (303) Johnson, Gary (325) — 150 Johnson, Holly (104) Johnson, Kathy (331) — 150 Johnson, Kenneth (011) —150 lohnson, Marc (326) - 22, 111, 132,150 Johnson, Michael (134) — 150 Johnson, Peter (105) — 122,150 Johnson, Scott (114) —49,122,150 lohnson, Susan (116) — 30,150 Johnson, Valeric 027) — 104,150 Jones, David (224) — 103,150 loncs, Susan 027) — 150 Jones, Terry (134) — 105,150 Jorgensen, Suzanne (104) — 104,107, 150 Jorgenson. Edward (201) — 104,150 Jurkovski, Jerry (205) — 150 Kaasa, Thor (134) Kacheroski, Robert (211) Kalinowski, Karen (213) — 150 Kamimura, Dixie (322) — 150 Kamletz, Rolcnc (321) Karos, Jann (118) — 104,150 Keeler, Blake (304) — 22, 111, 150 Keiser, Melody (305) — 105,150 Keller, Scott (321) —150 Kellermann, Dawn (118) — 150 Kelly, Mark (322) — 150 Kendrick, Bonnie (324) Kern, Douglas (325) — 150 Kirk, Phyllis (216) — 150 Kirkpatrick, Linda (104) — 150 Kissell, Michael (011) - 22.150 Klanderud, Colleen (105) Klein, Gregory (118) — 150 Klinger, James (105) Klucas, Wendy (114) — 150 Kluck, Debra (116) —150 Kluckman, DiAnn (332) — 32,150 Knight. Patrick (213) Knoke, Steven (331) Knoke, Terri (324) — 11,32,132, 150 Knudsen, David (201) — 150 Knutson, Cindy (104) — 104,133, 150 Knutson, Diane (303) —150,133,5 Kolstad, William (211) — 85.150 Kolsum, Eric (212) —132.150 Kopka, Francis (213) — 132,150 Koplin, Arthur (215) — 132,150 Kottke, Diane (118) — 134,150 Krakowski, Thomas (326) — 150 Krantz, Loren (303) — 150 Krider, Dawnn (304) Kristensen. Glenn (318) — 22,132,150 Krohne, Edward (321) —151 Krolick, Debra (322) —151 Kuusisto, James (324) — 22,151 Kylander, Jeffrey (305) LaCoursiere, David (216) — 151 LaCroix, Roger (303) laFrance. Michael (332) Lambert. Debra (331) — 104,151 Landc, Diane (326) — 30,151 Landin, Margaret (105) — 42,151 Landvik. Lorna (120) - 30, 43.97,151 Lang, Kevin (Office) —151 Lanners, Debbie (116) — 151 Larsen, Sandra (332) —151 Larsgard, Carol (327) - 30.134,151 Larsgard, Sharon (121) — 51,151 Larson, Leroy (118) Larson, Vicki (325) — 26,151 Larson, Vonnie (120) — 92,151 Lashinski, Dennis (120) — 135,151 lavcll, Constance (201) —151 Lazarz, Patricia (104) — 105,151 Leckelt, Linda (205) Leisz, Steven (211) — 151 Lindback, Bret (212) — 151 Lindgren, Monica (213) — 151 Lindstrom, Sandra (215) — 30,151 Lockner, William (224) —142,151 lofgren, Rjndy (211) — 49,151 lohse, Jean (303) —30,151 Lombardo, Linda (304) — 32,134,151 longley, Anita (212) — 151 louhl, Cheryl (201) —151 louricas. Laurie (305) — 32.151 Love, Kathleen (318) Lucas, Lynn (321) — 151 Ludewig, lu Ann (322) — 151 Lund, Linda (011) —151 lundberg. Jay (120) — 44,103,151 Lundquist, Robin (325) — 30,50,151 Lundquist, Susan (216) — 109,151 Lysen, Patti (331) —151 Macmahon, Bonnie (120) — 104, 151 Madden, Kathleen (326) -151 Magnuson, Vicki (118) —151 Mahoney, Steven (121) — 44,45,131,132,151 Mancino. Patrick (114) —151 Mann, Richard (116) Marquardt, Roxanne (327) — 151 Marshall, Dirk (121) —151 Martin, Jonathan (134) —151 Martinez, Linda (106) —151 Masek, Henry (104) — 151 Mathews, Sue (211) Matrious, Benith (134) — 151 Matthews, Daniel (212) — 151 Mattison, Barbara (213) — 32, 51,97,151 Mayer, Margaret (216) — 151 McDuffie, Mary (211) —106 McGee, Joanne (215) — 151 McKay, John (224) — 151 McKinzic.Susan (211)—151 Mclaughin, Janet (304) — 151 McLeod, Daniel (305) McMaster, Robert (318) — 152 McMillan, Judy (321) — 152 Mealman, Thomas (325) —152 MeicheJs, Ojane (216) — 152 Melander, Daniel (331) — 152 Melchisedech, Nancy (011) — 32.152 Melhus, Kari (326) — 26,30,152 Mellem, David (105) — 120,152 Meyer, Gerald (119) —152 Mickelsen, Mary (114) —152 MikkeJson, Terry (116) — 27.92,152 Milbradt, Jfeefey (332) Miles, Gary (3271 — 152 Miller, Dolores (121) —105,152 Miller, Stephanie (134) — 32.42, 50.104,152 Mohr, Randi (205) - 11,32,43.132,152 Molinaro, Barry (211) — 152 Monet’e, Patricia (213) —152 Moore, Bruce (224) — 152 Moron. Sylvia (114) —152 Morey, Judy (303) - 152 Morin, Deborah (304) — 30.43. 50.104,152 Morin, Michael (106) — 132,152 Morrell. Carla (305) Mortensen, Susan (318) — 152 ,Murdock. Katherine (011) — 152 Murry. Carol (324) - 11, 32. 43,105,132,152 Myhre, Merry Jo (325) — 51.106,128,152 Myran, Gary (216) — 152 Neal, Kelly (332) -152 Nelson. Barbara (326) — 30. 51,139,152 Nelson. Janet (114) — 30,50,104,107.152 Nelson, Jon (116)-92,152 Nelson, luanne (327) —152 Nelson, Marda (322) — 26,49, 51.104,152 Nelson. Nancy (325) -104,152 Nelson, Nancy (212) —152 Nelson, Ruth (201) — 152 Nelson, Wanda (205) — 152 Nelson, Wayne (120) —152 Nelson, William (114) Neuendorf, Nancy (213) — 32.152 Nichols. Linda (224) — 152 Nielsen. Nancy (215) —104,152 Nimmerfroh, Thomas (303) — 26,152 Nolan, Richard (304) —152 Nord. Murray (318) —152 Nordlund. Judy (321) — 30. 50.152 Nordstrom, Linda (104) —105,152 Norgaard. Betty (121) —152 Norman, Cindy (011) — 30,105,152 Norman, Steven (324) — 152 Norton, Keith (325) — 40.132,152 Novacek, Cynthia (216) — 108,153 Nygard, Pamela (120) Nygaard, Terry (116) — 153 Nyjan. Scott (331) —153 Oakley, Gary (118) —153 O'Connor, Susan (326) — 153 O'Donnell, Michael (120) — 153 Oehler, Kevin (215) —135,153 Ogdahl, Manlcc (114) — 153 Ohern, Jeffery (116) Oien, Paula (332) —153 Okkelberg, Dale (212)-153 Olmstead. Michael (331) - 22,104,153 Olson, David (134) —153 Olson, Gregory (201) —153 Olson, James (104) —153 Junior Index Olson, John (205) - 30.153 Olson, Judy (211) — 27.1 S3 Olson, Klinton (326) — 153 Olson, Norma (213) Olson. Richard (331) — 22,43, 111, 153 Olson. Robin (224) — 26,97.105,134,153 Olson, Ronald (325) Olson, Sheryl (215) — 30,105,153 Olson. William (303) — 153 Ophoven, John (318) — 153 Opstad. Cheryl (321) — 153 Osberg, Michael (322) — 153 Osterlund, Jane (304) — 105.153 Ostlie, Nancy (325) — 30.104,107.133.153 Ostlund, Michael (324) — 153 Oswald, Gary (216) —153 Otterness, Michael (116) —153 Ottum, Barbara (331) — 49,153 Ouellette. Janice (0111 — 32,153 Overgaard. Paul (326) — 44,103,132,153 Palmer. Gordon (105) —153 Palmquist, Diane (106) — 153 Parks. Wendy (114) —153 Parsons, Jeanne (116) — 153 Parsons, Mary (332) — 153 Patch. David (121) —120,132.153 Paul, Valerie (3271 — 153 Pearson, Craig (134) — 100.153 Pearson, Daryl (318) — 49 Pearson, David (104) — 153 Pearson. Jack (205) -153 Pearson, Stephan (211) — 153 Pearson, Wanda (212) — 153 Pederson. Richard (215) — 153 Pehrson, Diane (106) —153 Perowitz. Mary (304) —153 Perowitz, Kevin (303) — 153 Peters, David (321) —153 Petersen, Warren (116) — 153 Peterson, Brian (305) —153 Peterson, Candice (318) — 30.48, 50,153 Peterson, David (321) -153 Peterson. Don (322) — 92. Ill, 153 Peterson, f red (324) — 111, 153 Peterson, Luanne (324) — 153 Peterson, Richard (32S) — 153 Peterson, Susan (216) —153 Petit. Dale (331) —153 Pfuhl, lu.inn (011) —153 Pierson, Daniel (205) — 154 Pi nee, Dan (326) —154 Piontek, Susan (105) —154 Plummer. Wendy (118) — 104,154 Polak, Lynda (116) —118,154 Poland. Deborah (332) — 104,154 Polsfuss, Daniel (118) —154 Post. Bradley (121) —154 Powell, David (121) —154 Power, James (134) — 154 Pranghofer, Barbara (201) — 154 Pratt, Maureen (104) —154 Pribula, Patti-Jo (211) Prok,Steven (134)-111, 154 ftjcketl, Kenneth (215) ftjkay, Anthony (224) — 26,154 Puierbaugh, Karla (215) —154 Putnam, Bridget (212) Quam, Constance (305) — 154 Quan, Steven (134) Quick. Gerald (318) Quillin, Kathleen (321) — 32,154 Ranck. Janet (3221 — 30,154 Rasmussen. Dawn (304) — 50,108,154 Rasmussen, Lori (224) —154 Rasmusson, Susan (324) — 26,104,154 Raze. Sharee (212) —104,154 Razink, Michael (216) — 154 Ready, Kathleen (331) — 154 Redmond, Diane (011) —154 Rehberg, Sylvia (326) - 1S4 Reilly. Rebecca (105)—154 Reinke, Thomas (104) — 142,154 Remmen. Bruce (106) —154 Rhoades. Shawn (114) —154 Riemer, Steven (116) —122,154 Riley, Jean (332) - 32,106,154 Rimarcik, Renee (327) — 30,48,104,108,154 Risvold, Kristine (121) —154 Ritchie, Christine (211) — 106,154 Roban, Louis (134) —154 Robertson. James (201) — 22.154 Rodcnz, Sharon (205) — 108,154 Rodi, Virgil (104) —154 Rokke, Jerome (224) —122,132,154 Roloff, Mark (321) — 44,154 Romasaas, Jack (303) — 103,154 Rook, Gail (321) —154 Ross. Babette (305) - 30.50,154 Ross, Victor (318) —132,154 Rotzien, Faye (321) —154 Rozman, Stephanie (322) —154 Ruhl. Corky (134) — 154 Rumbaks, Raimond (324) —154 Runborg, Nancy (106) —154 Rusch, Richard (324) — 154 Rust. Vicki (324) —154 Rutt. Barbara (324) —154 Rutt, Deborah (216) — 49.154 Rutzen, Douglas (224) — 154 Ruzicka, Deborah (325) —154 Ryan. Scott (331) —154 Sager, Jay (011) Sale, Donald (325) — 106,154 Sandberg, Denise (105) — 97.139,154 Sandstrom. Lloyd (106) — 109,154 Sandvig, Vicki (116) — 32.49.154 Salter, Linda (327) - 97.104,154 Savage, Anna (121) — 154 Scanlon, Mary (134) — 154 Schilling, John (205) —154 Schindeldecker, lorene (205) Schleicher, Terry (213) — 154 Schneibel. Michael (321) — 22. Ill, 132,154 Schneider, William (304) —155 Schroder, Robert (104) — 27. 34.92,155 Schultz. Joanne (318) — 155 Schultz. John (321) - 155 Schultz. Rozanne (322) —155 Schulz, Carole (205) —155 Schwappach. Diane (324) — 30, 50,104,155 Schwarzbaucr. Duane (216) — 122,132,155 Scott. Thomas (224) —155 Seaberg, Gayle (118) — 92,155 Sedio, Mark (0111 — 155 Seidlitz, Mary (305) —155 Selander, Diane (105) —155 Senger, Elizabeth (114) — 155 Scvingley, Stephen (213) —155 Shaw, Janice (116) - 155 Shepherd, Carol (332) -155 Sherman, Richard (120) — 155 Shumway, Nancy (121) — 32,155 Silbernagel, Angela (134) —155 Silk. Mark (205)-155 Silverberg. Mark (211) - 27,107,139,155 Simpson, Paula (212) — 155 Singer, Thomas (213) —155 SJoberg. Jamie (120) — 105 Skarhus, Mark (120) — 155 Skoglund, Denise (325) - 155 Slachta. Cynthia (305) — 32.155 Smetana. Marlene (318) — 51.104,155 Smith, Bradley (321) —155 Smith, Brian (120) — 155 Smith, Gladys (324) — 155 Smith, |anice (325) —155 Smith. Linda (216) — 155 Smith. Richard (305) — 155 Snyder, Gary (224) — 155 Snyder. Peggy (331) —155 Sokicrka. JoAnne (011) — 155 Somerson, Wendy (216) — 155 Sorenson, Stephan (326) —132,155 Sovdc, Rick (105)-155 Sowles, Charlene (116) - 30,43, 50.155 Spencer, Cheryl (332) —155 Spike. Deborah (120) -155 Stamos, John (322) —155 Stanley, Thomas (134) —155 Starken, Patricia (134) —155 Stevens, Curtis (205) —155 Steward. Paul (205) —156 Stewerl, Elaine (201) —156 Stickney, Michael (213) —156 Junior Index Stokes, Lawrence (215) — 156 Stordalcn, Leslie (215) — 156 Storlie. David (304) —156 Strand, Jerelyn (318) — 32,51,156 Strande, Paul (322) — 142,156 Stratton, Shcree (325) — 32, 51,156 Stromstad, Allen (104) — 156 Struckman, Paula (105) — 156 Sturgis, Anne (325) — 156 Sulla, leanne (118) — 109,156 Sullivan, Kathleen (332) — 156 Sullivan, Linda (331) —156 Sunstrom, Robert (327) —156 Sventek, Maralee (118) — 104,156 Swanson, Barbara (201) — 156 Swanson, Curtis (205) — 22,156 Swanson, Deborah (211) — 32. 51,104,156 Swanson, Lowell (215) — 104,156 Swanson. Patrick (228) — 156 Swenson, Dale (304) — 92.156,103 Swenson, Cynthia (303) — 156 Swenson, Susan G18) — 30,156 Swingley, Stephan (213) — 43,156 Switala, Chris (213) — 43,156 Takekawa, Jean (303) — 51.156 Taylor, Roger (303) —106,156 Telke, Katherine (011) — 50,133,156 Terry. Ruth (215) —156 Thayer, Debra (327)-156 Thiel, Georg (318)-156 Thielen, Judith (224) —104,156 Thielen, Mary (201) —156 Thomas, Marsha (104) — 156 Thompson, Debra (211) —156 Thompson, Gary (304) — 51.156 Thompson, Gayle (321) —156 Thompson, Mark (120) —132,156 Thompson, Neil (106) — 103,156 Thomsen, Kathy (216) -156 Thorkildson. Mark (114) —156,161 Thorson. Robert (116) —156 Tipler, Ron (305) Tolle, Sally (201) - 32,43,156 Tollers, Mariys (121) — 26,156 Tomasko, Douglas (118) —156 Tonn, William (304) —156 Tornes, Suan (321) — 49,156 Tourand, Richard (324) — 104,107.156 Town, Michael (324) —156 Trowbridge, Carol (325) — 50,156 Trudeau, Linda (216) — 30,156 Trygstad. Kirsti (331) — 26.156 Tunell, Katherine (118) — 156 Turk, Mary (011) —156 Tutko, Ronald (106) —157 Tveter, Susan (121) — 32,49, 51.157 Twiss. Kathy (104) —157 Tysdal. Diane (211) —157 Vanderveer, Ronald (324) —157 Velcnchenko, Pamela (325) — 32.97,104.157 Victel, Linda — (331) — 157 Victorson, Nancy (331) — 30, 34,157 Vondall, Mary (Oil) — 104,157 Vyskovil, Sandra (104) —157 Wadsen, Sharon (105) — 157 Waelhof. Edwin (011) — 157 Wagner, Roger (114) — 157 Wagnild, William (116) — 157 Wahlstrom, Lory (121) — 32.157 Wallin, Diana (104) — 157 Walstad, Rick (205) — 157 Warner, Warren (304) —157 Warren, Jeffrey (318) —157 Weakly, Glenn (324) —157 Webcrg, Bradley (106) —157 Weiss, Craig (116)-157 Wcndling, Brian (305) — 44,132,157 Wenzel, Kathleen (322) — 104,157 Wermager, Robert (106) — 120,157 Westcoit, Nancy (120) — 32,43.157 Westlund, Cheryl (212) —157 Westphal, Sheila (120) —157 Westrud, Tony (304) —157 Weslrum, Linda (215) —157 Wheeler, Wendy (322) — 30.51.109,157 Wheclock, Todd (106) — 157 White, Katherine (212) - 157 Wicchman, James (106) —157 Wilde, Glen (114) —157 Wilke, Jennifer (121) —157 Wilkerson, Danial (332) -122,157 Wilkes, Margaret (212) —157 Wilkie, Michael (215) —157 Wilkie. Pamela (213) — 108,157 Willlamette, Lynette (327) —157 Williams. Bradley J. (114) —157 Williams. Bradley S. (332) —157 Williams, Jane (120) —157 Williams. Shan (201) —157 Williamson, Charles (327) — 49,122,157 Wilson, Elizabeth (224) — 157 Wilson, Jeryl (212) — 92,157 Wilson, Michael (327) — 157 Witt, Jeffrey (318) — 157 Wold, Katherine (118) —104,157 Wolf. Kathy (303) — 157 Wolfe, luanne (011) —157 Wright, Larry (318) — 120.157 Wydeen, Melanie (205) — 157 You so, Debra (303)-157 Zell, Debra (105) —157 Zellmcr, Robert (118) —157 Zierman, William (134) — 157 Zimmerman, Jean (303) — 157 Zimmerman, Joseph (224) — 157 Zins, Donna (105) — 30,157 Adams, Brett (107) — 72 Aldous, Denise (108)— 72,105 Alexander, Patricia (112) — 72 All. John (127)—72 Ames, Gary (147) — 72 Anderson, Bruce (122) — 22,72,86,132 Anderson, Dana (131) — 72 Anderson. Daryl (129) — 27,72,103 Anderson, Jeanette (151) — 72.106 Anderson. Kenneth (202) — 25,72 Anderson, Laurie (206) — 72 Anderson. Marilyn (208) — 72 Anderson, Mary (127) — 72 Anderson, Matthew (217) — 72 Anderson, Robert (218) — 72 Anderson, Roger (220) — 72 Anderson, Sonja (221) —72 Anderson, Steven (226) — 72,92 Anderson. Steven (228) — 72,103 Anderson, Theresa (301) — 72,105 Archer, Richard (306) — 72 Arendarczyk, Janine (307) — 43,72 Arendt, Sandra (315) — 72 Arms, Kimberly (310) — 51,72 Asleson, David (311)—72 Aucutt, Penny (312)—72 Ausen, Norman (323) — 72 Auslund, Mark (329) — 72 Austin, Douglas (311) — 72 Austin, Martin (228) — 72 Awes, Paul (108) —72 Axvig, Randy (112) — 72 Baillargeon, Jill (122) — 72 Baker, Allen (129)— 72 Baltes, Sandra (131) —72 Bantle, Lee (151) — 72,103,109 Baran, Debra (202) — 72 Barnett, Byron (107) — 25,48,72 Barsamial, Steve (220) — 72 Bartz, David (208) — 25, 72 Bassamorc, Clyde (127) — 72 Bauer, Mark (217) —72 Beattie, Jacqueline (221) —72 Sophomore Index Becker, Mitchell (226) - 72 Bellesen, Jeraldine (329) — 72 Benedict, Richard (228) — 72 Benoit, Denise (301) —72 Berg, Cheryl (306) — 31,72,105,106 Berg. Sture (307) - 25. 26, 72 Berger, Lori (315)-72,106 Bergland, Leslie (311) —72 Bergman, Casey (310) — 72 Berkness, Steve (312) — 72 Bernard, Annella (323) — 31. 51,72 Berguist, Bradley (329) — 72 Berthiaume, Richard (107) — 72 Berthilson, Dianna (329) — 31,72 Bidwell, Charles (112) —72 Bingaman, Philip (147) — 72 Bishop, Robert (131) — 72 Bjorgcn, Terry (122) —72 Blaness, William (129) — 72 Blankholm, Bonnie (131) — 72 Bolin, Barbara (151) —42,72 Book. Julie (206) — 31, 48,72,135 Bolts, Vickie (208) — 31,72,109 Boyt, Samuel (107) — 72 Bradley, John (127) — 72,106 8rcnnan, Steven (220) — 72 Brenner, Craig (329) —72 Brenner, Dana (221) — 34, 72 Brescancini, Mary (226) — 72 Brevig, Carol (228) —72 Brinwall, Micheal (301) — 72 Brodeur, Micheal (306) — 72 Brose, Robert (307) — 27,73 Broten, Donald (315) — 73 Brown, Barry (323)-73 Brown, Gregory (310) — 73,86 Brown, Margaret (312) — 73,105 Brown, Steve (323) - 25.73 Buchanan, Donald (329) — 73 Buckley, Rick (107) -25,73 Burk, Robert (108) — 25 Buramastcr, Ladd (112) Burnyeat, Shannon (147) — 73 Burton, Ronnie (311) — 73 Bush, |ohn (122) — 72 Butler. Mike (122) —73 Byers, Gladycs (301) — 73,86 Caldwell. Kenneth (131) - 73,86 Calvin. Michelle (151) —73,105 Cambell, Anita (206) — 73 Campbell, Jody (208) Campbell, Pam (127) - 73.105 Cameron, Gregory (202) — 73 Cameron, Scott (206) — 73 Carlson, Brent (311)-73 Carlson, Dave (2171 — 73 Carlson, Jan (218) — 73 Carlson, Suzanne (221) — 73 Carlson, Thomas (226) — 73 Carpenter, Larry (301) — 22,73,106 Carson, Kimberly (301) — 73 Carter, Barbara (307)-73 Chamberlin, Brad (307) — 73 Chayer, Candy (315)—73 Chayer, Jennifer (310) — 50,73 Chinander, Sharon (311) — 73,106 Christiansen, Rae (312) — 73 Ciensinski, Susan (323) — 43,73 Clarin. Daniel (329) — 27.73.103 Clark, Nancy (107) —73 Cleve, Kimberly (107) Cloutier. Timothy (108) — 73 Cole, Nancy (112)—73 Cole. Steven (147)— 73 Coleman, George (122) Collier, Kathy (129) - 27,73 Collins, Janet (131) — 26.73 Conn. Ken (151)-73.120 Conrad, Dagmar (202) — 73.92,106 Cook. Jody (206) —73 Coolidge, Donna (208) — 43,73 Coombs, Candace (127) — 73 Corbin, Shane (217) — 73 Cox, Joy (218)-73 Cropper. Curtis (220) — 73 Cunningham, Jim (221) — 73 Czech, Joseph (226)-73 Daga, Yvette (228) —73,97 Dahlgren, Darlene (202) —74,105 Dailey, Dan (228) - 25,74 Danelius, Gwen (306) — 74 Danyluk, Mark (310) —74 Darkow, John (307) — 74 Dale. Tim (315)-74,22,85 DeGolier, Dale (310) — 74 Deluney, Michael (311) — 74 Demarais, Renee (312) — 74,106 DeVall, Joan (323) — 74 DeWolf, John (329) — 74,124 Dipple, Priscilla (107) — 74 Dolan, Micheal (108) —74 Donccker, William (112) — 74 Donley, Chris (147) —25.74 Dopp, Cindy (122) —74 Dorn, Murray (129) — 74 Dorn, Murray (129) —74 Douglass, Ralph (131) — 44,74,124 Dreycr,Mark (151)—74 Dreyer, Steven (151) — 74 Duda, Darlene (202) — 74 Duncan, Joan (206) — 74,106 Dvorak, Kay (208) — 74,109 Eckman, Sandy (301) — 74 Edlund, Carol (217) -74 Edwards, Elizabeth (218) — 74 Eggiman. Barbara 1220) — 31.51,74 Ekbald, Steven (301) — 74 Elke, Gina (226) — 26,74 Ellis, Gloria (301) — 74 Elmore, Scott (306) — 25,74 Elmshauer, Diane (307) — 31 Elrod. Candice (315) — 74 Emery, Paul (310) — 25,74,85 Emery, William (311) — 74 Engvall, Denise (312) Erickson, David (323) — 74 Erickson. Debra K. (329) — 74 Erickson, Debra L. (107) — 74 Erickson, James (112) — 74,106,120 Erickson, Linda (147) — 74,105 Erickson, Mike (108)—74 Erickson, Pamela (122) — 74 Escnrich, Susan (129) — 74 Estocko, Carol (131) — 74,105 Failor, Susan (151)— 74 Falk, Sue (202) —51,74,92 Falvey, Michael (122) — 74 Feely, Brad (206) — 25,74,103 Ferguson, Mary (208) — 74 Fink, Betty-Jo (217) — 74 Fischer, Julie (218) — 74 Fisher, Karen (220) — 74 Fjeld. Mark (226)-74 Fjellman, Jonathan (221) — 74,92 Flatcn, David (228) — 74 Fleming, Dolly (122) Flippin. Marsha (307) — 51.74.92 Flood, Patrick (315) —25,74 Folta, Cheryl (310)-74 Forte, Micheal (312) Foster, James (323) — 74 France, Robert (329) Franke, Robert (107) — 74,92 Franson, Terri (108) — 74 Fredrickson, Roy (112) — 75,124 Freese, David (122)—75 Frenzcl, Curt (129) —75 Fries, Douglas (131) — 75.100 Frish, Bruce (220) —75 Froiland, John (202)—75 Fuerstenberg, Judy (206) — 75 Garmalz, Steven (208) — 75 Geier, Rick (310) —75 Gelden, Jill (127) — 75 Germond. Wayne (218) — 75 George, Lavon (217) Germundson, Janet (218) — 75 Gervais, Mark (220) — 75 Gibbs, Sheree (221) -75 Gilbert, Debroah (226) — 75 Gillis, Micheal (228)-75 Goff, Thomas (301) -75 Gonsior, James (306) — 75 Goodthunder, Deanna (307) — 75 Sophomore Index Gordon, William (315) —75 Gossoll, Julie (310) — 31,49,75,92 Grannes, Dan (311) — 75 Grant. James (312) —75 Grates, Gregory (323) — 75 Gray, Steve (329) — 75 Green, Margaret (107) Green, Michele (108) — 75.105 Green, Paul (112) Grennlund, Jean (147) — 75 Griffin, Paul (122) —75 Gullekson, Deanna (129) — 31,75 Gundrson. Randy (131) — 75 Gunner, David (151) —75.135 Gurneau. Carolyn (228) — 75 Gustafson, Donald (202) — 75 Gustafson, Joyce (206) — 75,106 Haack, Vicki (217) -75,105 Haakenson, Jon (208) — 75 Haar, Sharon (127) —75 Hagen. Julie (218)-75,106 Hagen. Tim (221) —75 Hagen, Stephanie (220) — 75 Hallberg, Annette (226) — 75 Halsrud. David (228) — 75,92 Hammarlund, Bert 1306) — 75 Hammerot, Kevin (306) — 75 Hansen, Judy (307) — 75 Hansen, Kathleen (315) — 50,75 Hansen, William (310) —75 Hanson, Joan (311) — 75 Hanson, Steve (312) - 25,75 Harmon. Deborah D23) — 75 Hary, Edward (122) Hauge. Daniel (107) — 44,75,92 Hawes, Deborah (108) — 75.92 Hawkins, Jeanette (112) — 75,106 Hawkinson, Richard (147) — 26,75 Hedstrom, Tyson (122) — 75 Hefferan, Gregory (129) — 75,86 Heimerl, Micheal (131) — 25,75.124 Heinrich, Gail (151) — 75 Heitz, Dave (311) — 75 Hendren, Roxanne (206) — 75 Hendren, Steven (127) — 73 Hendricks, Sara (208) — 43,75,105 Herkal, Lary (217) — 25.75 Hester. Mike (220) -75 Hever, Louise (218) —75 Hiivala, Terry (220) —44,75 Hill, Terry (129) —75 Hinchliff, Tim (221) Hnasko, Richard (228) — 75 Hoehne, Samuel (306) — 75 Hogcboom, Mark (315) — 75 Hogeboom, Steven (310) — 76 Holden. Lynn (311) — 76 Molien, Debra (312) - 76 Hollenbeck, Galen (323) — 25,76.103,106 Holm, Steven (329) — 76 Holm, Victoria (107) — 76,105 Homberg, Julie (108) — 43,76,105 Holmgren, Roger (112) — 76 Holscth, Timothy (122) — 76 Holmstrom, Gregory (147) — 76 Homstad, Robert (129) — 76 Horsman, Scott (131) — 76,92 Hough, Coralyn (151) — 76,92 Hoveland, Daniel (202) — 76 Hrkal, Ronald (2106) — 76 Hughes, Roxanne (208) — 76 Hulke, Ellen (127) —76 Hultman, Scott (217) — 76 Hyde, Jean — (218) - 76 Irish, Bruce (220) —44,76 Iverson, Edward, (221) — 76 Jackson, Cutis (108) — 76 Jackson. Mark (226) —76,135 Jacobson, Joyce (228) — 76 James. Mike (301) — 76 Jangula, Edward (306) —76 leffery, Joyce (3071-76 Jensen, Cindy (315) — 31,76 Jensen, Edward (310) — 76 lensen, Gordon (311) — 76 Jensen, James (312) — 76,124 Jeranson, Rebecca (323) — 76 Johnson, Allen (329) — 76 Johnson, Curtis (107) — 76 Johnson, Dana 1112) — 76 Johnson, Dawn (147) — 76,106 Johnson, Debra (122) — 76.105 Johnson, Gary (129) — 76 Johnson, Jackie (131) — 76 Johnson, Jeannie (151) — 76 Johnson. Judy (202) - 76,109 Johnson, Lorcne (208) — 76 Johnson, Mark (127) — 76 Johnson, Nancy (217) — 51,76 Johnson, Pamela (218) — 76 Johnson, Sandra (226) — 76 Johnson. Steven (301) —9,44,76.124 Johnson, Thomas (306) — 76,124 lohnson, Vicki (307)-76 Jones, Jackie (315) - 43,76.105 Jones, Kristine (310) — 76,105 Jorgensen, Bruce (312) — 76 Jorgenson. Judy (323) - 31.76 Juntunen, Diane (329) — 76 Kadrlik, Jeanne (107) — 31.76 Kafka. Wesley (108) —76 Kalinowski, Patricia (112) — 76 Kampa, Gary (147) —76 Kampf, Mark (301) —76 Kanten, Gretchen (129) — 27,76 Kanuit, Robert (131) — 76 Kaslow, Brian (151) —76 Kauffmann, Teresa (202) — 50,76 Kellogg, Susan (206) — 76 Kelly. Kathryn (208) -76.92 Kersey, Mike (206) Keseluk Bradley (127)-76 Kevilus, Donald (217) — 77 Kittelson, Diane (218) — 77 Kjeseth, Jeffery (220) -77 Klanderud, Daniel (221) Klein, Lois 1221)—77 Klein, Micheal (226) — 25,77 Knaeble, Raymond (151) — 77 Knutson, Gail (228) — 77,105 Knutson, Sharolyn (3011—77 Koberstein, Terry (306) — 25,77 Kocholck, Jean (307) - 77,105 Koehler, Steve (315) — 77.109 Koplin, Stephanie (310) Koskan, Rebecca (311) — 31,77,105,133 Kravel, Debra (312) —77 Krieg, Cynthia (323) - 77.109 Krinhop, Laurie (329) — 77,105 Krisak, Janice (107) —31,77 Kumpula, Debra (108) — 77 Kunnari, Debra (112) — 31,77 Kultcr, Ricky (147)— 77 Kuusisto, Lorclee (122) LaCombe, Mary (129)— 77 ladwig, Martha (131) —77 LaFlamme, Cathleen (151) — 77,105 Lande, Dale (1081 — 77,92 Larsen, Deborah (202) — 77 Larson, Clifford (206) Larson, I auri (208) — 77 Larson, Rebecca (208) — 77 Larson, Reed (127) — 77 Larson, Tod (217) — 77 Lee, Florence (218) — 77 lesch, Patricia (151) — 77 Liden, John (221) — 77 Limesand. Mark (226) Lind, Charles (228)-77 Lind, Dean (301)— 77 Litchy, Dannv (307) — 25,77 Loberg, Mary (315) — 77,109 Lockner, Robert (310) — 77 Loeffler, Linda (329) — 77 Logan, Sander (312) - 44,77,135 Lund, Terry (329) — 77 Lundahl, Bradley (107) — 77 Lundgren, David (112) — 25, 77,124 Lundstcn, Kevin (108) — 77 lynch, Keith (147) — 77 Madsen, Ronald (129) — 77,135 Madson, David (315) —77 Mandericld, Elizabeth (131) — 77 Marshall, Kimberly (151) — 77 Martin, Barbara (226) —77 Martin, Greg (228) — 77 Martin, Jeffery (127) — 77 Martinson, Cindy (208) — 49,97,105 Marty, Bob (228) - 106 Mason, Bradley (217) — 77 Matrious, Steve (129) — 77 Matson, Thomas (218) — 77 Matuska. Paul (202) — 77,135 Maus, Robert (147) - 77 McCollar, Danny (221) McDonald, Mary (221) — 48.77 McDougail, Scott (226) — 77 McGee, Gail (228) — 78 McCinley, Micheal (301) — 78 McGlade, Micheal (306) - 78 McKay, Deborah (307) — 78 McMahon, Kathleen (315) — 78 McMullen, Timothy (310) — 25, 78.103 McNiell, Mike (218)—92 Mealman, Larry (147) — 78,103 Menzel, Thomas (312) — 78 Messick, Steven (323) — 78 Midtbo, John (329) — 78 Mikelson, Rodney (107) —78 Mikkelson, Kathy (108) — 78 Milbradt, David (112) - 78 Miller, Denise (129) — 78 Miller, Howard (131) — 78,92 Mitchell, Diane (151) —78 Mi a. Linda (202) —78 Modig, Pamela (206) — 31, 78,92 Moir, Bradley (208) —78 Moir, David (127)-25,78 Monk, Debra (217) — 78 Monk, Yvonne (218)—78 Montrose, Bruce (220) — 78,92 Morgan, Phillip (221) — 78 Morin, Claudia (226) — 31,49,78,105,106 Moritz, Robert (228) — 78 Morris, Debroah (301) — 78,105 Muelken, Joh (306) — 78 Murch, |ody (307) — 78 Murphy, Michael (315) — 78 Murphy, Tim (310) —78 Mustful, Dale (311) —78 Myhre, Jonathan (312) — 78 Nelson, Brian (329) — 78.139 Nelson, Daniel (107) — 78 Nelson, Gaius (108) — 27.78.120 Nelson, Linda (112) — 78 Nelson. Randee (122) — 78 Nelson, Roxanne (329) — 7t Ness, Linda (129) — 27.31.78 Neumann, Norma (131) — 78 New berg, Douglas (151) — 78 Nieman, Thomas (202) — 78 Norby. Angelia (206) - 78 Norgren, Dana (208) — 78 Norgren, Ronald (127) — 25,78 Norman, Timothy (217) — 44,78,92 Northfclt, Donald (218) — 78 Oberg. Laura (220)-31,78 O'Callaghan. Kathleen (206) — 78.108 O'Day, Bonnie (221) — 78,106 O'Donnell, Mary (226) — 79.97 O'Donnell, Thomas (228) — 79 Ohotto, Darlene (301) — 79,97,105,109 Olson, Becky (306) Olson, Brian (307) — 70 Olson, Daniel (315)—79 Olson, Howard (310) — 79 Olson, Jane (311) — 79 Olson, Jane R. (312) -34, 79 Olson, Linda (323) — 50.79,92 Olson, Michael (329) — 79 Olson, Pamela (107) — 79 Olson, Ramona (108) — 79,105 Olson, Ronald (112) — 25, 79 Olson, Sheryl (147) — 79 Olson, Susan (311) —79 Oly. Gregory (122)-25. 79 Orcutt, Cheryl (129) — 79 Orman, Carol (151) — 79 O'Reilly, Susan (131)— 79 Orr. lyn (202) - 79 Orsen, Connie (127) — 79,105 Sophomore Index Osgar, Paulette (127) —79 Ostby, Marion (217) — 50,79,92 Ostrom, Kirk (218)—79 Oswald, Lyn (220) - 79,92,97 Ottum, Patricia (221) — 79 Oxborough, Edward (226) — 79 Oxendale, Dave (228) — 79 Paacsh, Steve (301) — 79,103,106,107 Page, Robert (306) - 79 Pape, James (307)-79.103 Paulson, Joanne (315) — 79 Pavel, John Oil)—79 Pearson, Laurie (323) — 79 Pearson, Rosanne (329) — 79 Peasley, Steven (107) — 79,92 Pederson, Brian (108) —79 Pederson, Diane (112) — 31,79 Pedersen, Jerry (147) — 79.92 Pederson, .Mark (301) — 79,124 Pederson, William (122) — 79 Peeples, Barbara (129) — 79 Peet, Jean (131) — 79 Pendl, Joanne (202)-79 Perron, Thomas (206) — 79 Peter, Michelle (127) — 79.105 Petersen, Bob (226) — 79 Peterson, Charlene (218) — 79,105 Peterson, Charles (217) — 79 Peterson, Curtis (220) — 26,79 Peterson, Dean (221) — 79 Peterson, James (228) — 79 Peterson, Mona (306) — 79 Peterson, Ralph (307) - 79,107 Peterson,Randy (301)—79 Petro, Robert (315) —79 Pfeifer. Robert (311) — 25,79 Pickard. Mary (312) - 43,79 Pieper, Cheryl (323) - 31.49.79 Pitann, Nancy (323) — 79 Pitra, James (329) — 79 Plummer, Alan (107) — 79,124 Polunc. Joan (323) — 79,105,109 Pomroy, David (112) —79 Powers, Jean (147) — 79 Powley, Jeri (329) — 79 Price, Claudia (129) — 79 Quale, Steven (131) - 26.79.124 Quick. Judy (127) -79,105 Rabe, Robert (217) — 44,79,92 Ramberg. Julie (218) — 80 Ramirez, Joseph (220) — 80,106 Rand, Richard (221) — 25,80.100 Ranning, Jeffrey (226) Rapp, Matthew (112) — 80 Rasmski, Fred (307) — 80 Rasmussen, Lucille (315) — 80 Raymond, Carol (311) — 80,105 Ravenhorst, Fredrick (310) — 80,135 Rea. Darrell(312) —44.80 Redhead. Debra (323)-80 Redhead. Patricia (329) — 80.97,105 Redhead, Richard (107) — 80 Rehberg, Donald (108) — 80,92,120 Remter, Richard (112) — 80,92 Rhodes. Albert (129.) —80 Ribar, David (131) — 80 Rickard. Wayne (151)— 80 Riley, Sabrina (127) — 80 Roberts, Theresa (323) Robinson, Steven (Off.) Rodriquez, Carmen (329) Rolf, Duane (218) — 80,86 Rose. Bill (226) - 80.120 Roth, Michael (301) —80 Ruhl, Nancy (306) - 80. 34 Russell, Charles (307) — 80 Rutzen, Janet (315) — 50.80,92 Ryan, Christine (310) — 80 Rylander. Barbara (311) — 43,80,105 Sanford, Linette (147) — 60 Sager. Craig (107) Sande, Michael (1'2) — 80 Sannde, Dale (306) Sargent. Micheal (122) — 80 Sather, Lona (129) Saxum, Debby (131) — 25.80 Saxum, Walter (151) — 80,85 Scakucci, James (202) — 25,80,124 Schadler. Gary (208) — 80, 86,135 Schhirmer, Randall (206) — 80 Schleif, Donald (208) — 80 Schmidt, Bonnie (127) — 10,43,80 Schmidt, Dawn (217) — 80 Schultz, Kathy (220) — 80 Schulz, Ruth (221)—80 Schwartz. Mark (307) — 25,80 Scheitzer, Jay (131) — 80 Scrivner, Stephen (306) — 80 Seifert, Carol (312) —80 Selander, Barbara (311) — 80 Severin, Gregory (226) Seymour, Joni (312) — 80 Shannon, Mary (329) — 80 Shaw, Kimberly (107) Silbernagel, Peggy (108) — 80 Simons, Linda (112) — 80 Sina, Barbara (147) — 80 Skovbroten, Ronald (129) — 80 Slayton, Nathan (329) — 25 Slettedahl, Michael (151) — 25,80 Slettehaugh, Mary Paul (220) — 80 Smith, Craig (202) — 80 Smith, Gladyes (228) Smith, Heidi (217)—80 Solved!. Larry (220) — 22,80,85,132 Sorenson, Linda (218) — 10,80 Spainhower, Scott (221) — 80 Spencer, Sandra (226) — 80,97 Stadem, Sara (301) — 31,80 Standfield, Duane (129) — 80 Stangel, Jerry (307)—80 Stemper, Barbara (310) — 80 Stepanek, Richard (311) — 80 Stephens. Jeffery (312) — 80 Sterling, Peter (323) — 80 Stevens, David (108)— 80 Stewart, Michael (221) St. George, Marianne (112) — 80 Stickney, Keith (129) —80 Stiel, Mary (131) — 80,105 Stokke, William (151) — 80,124 Stone, Michael (202) — 80 Storlie, Sherrie (217) — 80 Stormoen, Jere (216) — 25,80 Stormoen, Nancy (220) Strandberg. Dorene (221) — 51, 80 St reed, Mark (307) — 80 Strobel, Scott (315) — 10,81 Strom. Colleen (312)-81 Strom. Robert (127) — 81,106 Stromstad, Allen (312) Stromstad. Pearl (329) Swanson, Anthony (129) — 81 Swanson, Ginni (226) — 81 Swanson, Patrick (301) — 10,81 Swanson, Paula (217) — 81,92 Swanson, Steven (218) — 81 Swanson, Tim (221) —81 Swenson, Mark (315) — 81,86 Sykes, Bonita (323) — 81 Tanner, Sherman (312) — 81 Tapper, Mark (323) — 81 Taylor. James (107) — 25.81.132 Taylor, lawanda (147) — 81 TenEyck, Robert (131) —81 Tholen, Randi (226) — 10.81.92 Thompson, Daniel (315) — 81 Thompson, Deborah (310) —81, Thompson. Glenn (323) — 81,92 Thompson, Jane (310) — 81,92,135 Thompson, Rebecca (147) — 81,105,108 Thorp, Pamela (220) — 10.81 Thue, Randy (131)—81,92 Tiikkainen, Beth (226) — 81 Tingvold, Steven (315) — 81 Tomlinson, Kathleen (310) — 81 Tovsen, Thomas (151) — 81 Traefald, Wesley (202) — 81 Tratnik, Jean (228) — 81 Tremel, Joseph (151) — 81 Tuley.Gail (228)—81.108 Tundl, Patricia (301) — 81 Turner, Rose (306 Turnquist, Gary (151) — 81 Tveter, Carol (202) — 31,43,81 VanDeloo, Belinda (301) — 81,92,135 VanVickle, Clenna (228) — 81,106 Varhol, Marcia (301) —81 Vjrland, Gregory (202) — 81 Vick, Gerry (208) — 34,49,81,100,106 Vigtel, Maven (306) — 81,97 Victor, Thomas (202) — 81 Walstad. Brian (206) Walters, Dwayne (127) — 81 Wamsley, Duane (218) — 81 Warren, Bonnie (306) — 81,134 Webb, Sheryl (307) — 81 Wendelgass, Debra (311) — 81 Sophomore Index Wendling, Barry (206) — 81 White, Robin (206) — 81 White, Raye (217) — 25,81 Wick, Bertrand (208) — 81,103 Wick, Mark (127)-25,81 Wickstrom, Steven (206) — 81,92 Wichle, Joseph (208) — 81 Wiese, Deborah (306)— 81 Wietstock, Merril (206) — 81,92 Wiggins, Edwin (307) Wilde, Wendy (329)-81 Wiley, Shiela (107)—81,105 - Williams, Cheryl (147) — 81 Willaims, f red (206) — 81 JJ . -3 3 O -O _ A o £ o , y} C 0) -v 3 — OJ 0) 3 Williams, Melissa (306) — 81 Wison, Charlene (147) — 26,81 Winchell, Susan (122) —81 Winter, David (208) — 81 Wismer, Janet (147)-01,92 Woods, Colleen (122) — 81 Wood, Randy (208) - 81 Wright, Linda (129)-81 W'ulll, William (208) — 81,120 Wyatt, Linda (3071 YounR, Stephanie (122) —81 Zillcr, Raymond (127) -81 Zorn, Teresa (122) 231 166-169 100-101 118-119 99 70-81 109 98 117 94 46-47 48 102-103 115 136 137 162-165 130-131 138 88-91 110-112 34-35 ex 67 67 63 70 66 60 65 62 70 108 62 58 55 62 53 68 62 60 70 70 61 57 57 58 53 60 57 68 61 64 63 69 66 65 53 68 General 96 Gymnastics, Girh 141 Senior Memories 139 HEC 134 Skiing 117 Hi-Y 36-40 Snoball 13 Hockey 84-87 Sno-Orifters 116 Homecoming 14-19 Sophomores 140 Juniors 144-157 Speech 122-125 Language Club 49-51 Sportsman's Club 30-33 Leadership, Boys 113 Stage Crew 114 Leadership, Girh 116 Standard Staff 10-11 Library Aides 108 Student Council 104-107 Marching Band 26-27 Student Senate 105 Musical Review 128-129 Swimming, Boys 44-45 NHS 143 Swimming, Girls 109 Office Aides 108 Tennis, Boys 97 Orchestra 93 Tennis, Girls 113 Pep Club 41-43 Top Teds 52-69 Pep Fcsts 12 Track 114 R-Club 132 Volleyball Girls 135 Rockcttes 133 Winter Sports Day 92 Sadie Hawkins 28-29 Wrestling 20-25 Sagamore Staff 160-161 VAC 142 Seniors 170-217 120-121 Senior Executive Board 175 53 Hanson, Douglas 70 Faculty Newton, Jack 55 Haynes, W. 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