Roosevelt High School - Sagamore Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

Text from Pages 1 - 208 of the 1974 volume:

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DAYS WELL SPENT Days of Celebration Student Life.............13 Days of Commitment Activities...............29 Days of Challenge Sports ..................43 Days of Cooperation Clubs ...................75 Days of Companionship People ..................113 Index ...................188 j Days of commitment to I he Roosevelt faculty and staff begin the 1973-1974 school Mi c; springer Mi I epress Mr I Saxton Ms B Vijard, Mv N Glenn, Ms liHcnningsgard, Ms t .Stavenas, Ms K Putnam, Ms G Buislnem, Ms Ylcely, Mr Pinkney Ms I Gui yk.Ms t) Williams. Ms BAnthob Ms Beihthold, Ms Gershcow, Ms I Newman. Ms Divert , Mi M.Wemblall Mi P Davis Ms I Wendt, Ms SGnndeland. Mr P.Fcely. Mi S.Nelson, Mi R Hughes, Mi | Ihointon. Mi J Dotseth, Mr G Rnelniing, Ms M Smith, Ms t Srailctl, Mi D.Krueger. Mi J.Anderson, Ms IVWebb. Mr | Mill. Ms. D.Nelson. Ms I Anderson Ms P Km-iIi Ms M Gallea, Mi K Jolinson, Mi I) Iverson. Mi W tlm |iiist, Mi 1 Rudd, Mi T.Valvik. Mr. Cooper. Ms P.Gron-Iwtx.Ms M Wirsl Ms AP.nis.Ms A Dahlen, Mr P Peiroo, Ms M Lund, Ms B Idstrand, Ms I Prill, Ms. C Shelstad Mi I Jolinson, Mi O llnllenhei k. Mi K.t .oldstiaitd. Mi I I undquist. Mi 1 lange. Ms I Clement, Ms I Deeds Mi K Blake Mi I Allen, Mi K Peileison, Mi K Anderson Mr R Mi Waters, Mr W Knutson, Mr I Schroedcr, Mi C.frceburg, worthwhile endeavors year by cheerfully posing for their family portrait. Row Six: (Coni.) Mr R.lohn.Ms I Baker. Ms. Si loci. Ms M Erickson, Ms. |. arlson, Ms O.Btooks, Ms. I.Koseland Kow V'vcii Mr |.Moody, Mr A.Brcnny, Mr. R.l i k( Ms. (j, Johnson Row l ight Mr M Hughes, Mr N.Johnson, Mr. D.Oelic, Mr. G.fortior, Mr. K. Olsen, Mr. I.Airies. Mr. C Hansen, Mr W.lOgJC , Mr. D.Han son, Ms. V.Maher, Mr. 1).Peterson, Mr. I) I itstrom,Ms. B.Kirschbaum, Mr. J.Strukel, Mr D.Koshult Kow Nine: Mr W Osborne, Mr. J.Sullivan, Mr. W.I ranks Row len Mr f.Mctnroy, Mr K.Byr ynski, Mr. Ihompson, Mr (Jennings, Mr W.Tilhury, Mr. |.Newton, Mr I (ngstroni, Mr R.Burnside, Mr.A.t annon, Mr. J.Oaly, Mr. S.Phillips, Mr i Johnson Row Devon: Mr (.McCullough, Mr. W.Wever, Mr ( .Brown, Mr. (.Person, Mr. H.Dickson, Mr K Alexander, Mr. O.Marlin, Dr. M.Skaurud, Mr. C.Benson, Mr, I Ohno, Mr. (j.Olson 9 Days of communicating our thoughts and feelings . . . Homecoming 1973 - Pluck Those Birdies, Boar? - Remembering Cold pancakes and ham - Misly morning - Missing Powder Puff -Sr. girls winning 74 - 0 - Banner across 28th - Mel and Fddie - Dancing to Spice-Rock Around the Clock - Mud -14 - 8 - Holiday Inn - Soggy -What ever happened to halftime -Rain - Sept. 21st - One Homecoming that will always be remembered -Rain - Rain - Rain ?? Homecoming Co-Chairman Todd and Nancy Al and l’a« Queen Melanie and King Eddie Mark and Cindy Our Royalty Reed ami Debbie Tom •� nd Aharon Homecoming—1973 Raindrops were falling on our heads. . . . . . and the worst of it all, we really did lose!! 17 Grab Yer Guys! The foot stompin', hog callin' Sadie Hawkins dance this year was downrite fun. The girls took over money problems for the evening, brought the guys and provided them with vegetable corsages. L'il Abner- Dave Revsbeck and Daisy Mae- Kim Dean, reigned over the evening's festivities. Square dancing, kick-a-pooh-joy-juice, doughnut holes, and for those with a little more in mind- Marrin' Sam, highlighted Dogpatch R.H.S. Runaway menfolk were stuck in jail until their partners finally decided to put up bail. Co-chairgals this year were Shelly Berke and Cindy Swanson. Above- Funny what that joy juice can make you do! Below- Couples line up for inspection. L'il Abner and Daisy Mae. Should I or shouldn't I? WSD - New Ideas With Old Traditions The theme of this year's Winter Sports Day was Suck a Snoball —put into more common language— don't eat the yellow snow. The 1973 WSD King was on hand to crown this year's WSD King Lee Haakenson, a controversial write-in candidate. Pep Club also had their own idea for the WSD auditorium—they staged a rigged election for a WSD queen. The Rock-ettes danced to Boom-Boom. Co-chairpersons Carol Sersland and Paul Erickson worked hard for a successful day of festivities. David Melchisedech Lee Haakenson 21 This year's festivities started out Thursday after school Bll Tt Setback and Dick Bain with a close broomball game, won by Seniors 74-75 (low score wins), and snow sculpturing on Gowans Field. The Seniors, of course, took first place again this year with the sly Juniors taking a far behind second place and Sophomores making an attempt. Friday we had our unforgettable auditorium where the Haak was crowned King. School got out early, so kids took off to their favorite lunch spots, McDonald's. Lake Inn, Dave's, etc. After having a most enjoyable afternoon many hurried home to get ready for the dance that night. There was a good turn out and everyone had a fine time listening and dancing to Volcano, singing in the halls, and doing what ever it took iomake the end of WSD 1974 a great one. VOTE HA A ICE M S 0 M uiiri -10 Snoball theme for 1974 was Just You and Me . This year the dance was held at the new Howard Johnson's. Guys in tuxes and girls in formats danced to the music of Jade, while others searched for blue and yellow favors. Co-Chairpersons Mary Rauenhorst and Nancy Lanns worked hard to produce an affair with lasting memories. After the dance, couples went to their favorite eating spots like Eddie Webster's, Thunderbird, and Howard Wong's, to relax and enjoy the evening. Where Have All the Pepfests Gone? Pepfests were limited to four this year, because the administration did not feel that they were presented well enough to be worthwhile. The few we had were well planned, conducted and attended, proving that auditoriums were not used as a chance to skip classes. We showed our responsibility and maturity this year, hopefully there will be more pepfests next year. Below: Guy line up for inspection. imm Bucky gives pep talk. Godspell Spells Audience This year's musical review, taken from the Broadway hit Godspell, was one of the best Roosevelt has seen. The musical was presented in two parts: Joseph and the Ama ing Technicolor Dreamcoat was a story from the Old Testament, Godspell was composed of songs from the New. Under the direction of M. Weinblatt, there was a wide array of costumes, songs, dances, and good K. Flick jml t Ocel join together in last song Pharaoh and his throne Students Join Together to Help Others Colleen Crooks, a Sophomore at Roosevelt, was seriously injured in a car accident during the fall. Dick Bain began a money raising campaign in order to aid the family financially with hospital expenses. Through a large raffle, and students, faculty, and families banding together, the Colleen Crooks fund was raised to over 3,000 dollars. Following tradition, this year's Operation Christmas Basket was quite a success. Over 76 baskets were made, and with the 886 dollars that was collected, little extras were put in each basket. Roosevelt students had a chance to really prove themselves this year and that they did. It's only too bad that there has to be a tragedy before people will unit for the good of others. 28 The concert band season started November 20th with the second annual Roosevelt Area Band Festival. This concert, featuring the Roosevelt Nokomis and Folwell bands, had a grand finale as the three.bands combined into one mass band for the last number. Christmas was celebrated with the residents of Luther Hall of the Ebenezer Home when the band dimbed 7 flights of stairs to play a concert for the residents who could attend. The Pop Concert this year celebrated the band's invitation to Vienna with a sight and sound program. Contest time this spring will find R.H.S. Band members hard at work for that elusive A rating. Then on to Vienna. Everyday at 7:30 A.M. sharp, the sound Alright, everybody out on the field! sent ' sleepy people out on the football field to get ready for that big game. The 75 piece march- J ing band performed at the home games this year, even during the damp homecoming Front Row: P. Marty, I. Wassmund, D. Jacobson, P. Papenhausen, M. Melhus, P. Reilly Row Two: D. Olson. R. Olson, C. Clarin, R. Wass-mund, B. Rcrdin, B. Pearson, R. Reis, |. Engquist, J. Anderson, P. Blue. Row Three: S.Seaberg, D. Johnson, P. Winch, J. Sorenson. M. Campbell, K. Johnson, M. Nelson, M. Kittelson, N. Pearson, C. Johnson, J. Ingersoll, I Haugen, J. Meehan, M. Sundman, C. Ryan, S. Cloutier, D. Adams, T. Condor. $. Varpness, T. Carlson. Row Four: A. Johnson, t. Healy, D. Elliott, M. Olson. D.Prill, G. Ness, E. Slayton, K.Smetana, T. Overland. T. Mascari, Mr. Johnson, D. Dvorak, M. Dillon, P. Hester, J. Sundin, I. Adams. G. Sundin, T. Osterlund, J Mulhausen, K. Strand, 8. Wistrom. •font Row G.Granum, P. Blue. K.McCinty, D.Rut en, M.Bluc Row Two: K.Bergum, S.Nelson, Mr Johnson. Row Three: J.Je usko, T.Papke, Stanford. R.Hale Row Four: L.Fxtrand, J.Nelson, R.Ottum. Row Five K.Svoboda, I Axbrrg, P.Harris. Row Six: J.Flueke, M.Johns. K.Aaserud. Row Seven: S.Prang-hofcr. B.Kramer, C.Fngstrom, T.Fcchi Row Eight: S.Hawkmson, B.Stolt . D.Wen el, J.OIson Open Your Mouths! Sing Out!! This year's Choir and Choralaires provided some fascinating entertainment for the students of RHS. The Choralaires started something new this year by dividing their group into two groups “A Cappella and Pop”. During the whole school year they performed in all pepfests and auditoriums. The choir got off to a nice start in their fall concert Bach to Rock and added to that in the Christmas concert and in their annual Spring concert. Possibly the biggest highlite of the year was the trip to Winnipeg during the spring. These were just a few of the many things that the choir did. Madrigals. Row 1, L.Keefer, P.OIson, C.Soderbcrg, J.Vatsaas, S.Drcyer, G.Cilbert. N.Pearson, L. Joel, Row 2, D.Dustin, M.Postlethwaitc, R.Juhl, K.Nye, B.Burtko, B.Storeygard, B.Vaughn, J.Burt, T.Ocel. Concert Choir. Row 1. L.Keefer. B.Storeygard, K.Murry, S.Dreyer, M.Fredericks. A.Swanson. W.Nelson, C.Brown, N.Gilbertson, B.Gores. A. Lindeman, O.Dahlgren H Baardseth B.Vaughn, J.Burt. C.Johnson, L.Silk, D.Fries, N.Pearson. R.Kunnan, J.Berkness Row 2, J.Ortman, M. Braaten. B.Miller, L.Joel, J.VVood.B.Francisco, J.Anderson, J.OIson, J.Weydt, M.Emerson, T.Ocel, M.Butterficld. T.Satterlund, S.Reno, Terry Olson, M.Anderson, J.Vatsaas F Fagerstrom, R.Juhl, T.Ritchie, D Berthilson, l.Wang, M.Satre, E.Parbst, D.Bolstad. Row 3, S.Parks. J.OIson, G. Aamodt, S.O'Brien, J.Buck S Francisco. S.O'Denius, T.Pettygrove. W.Himmler, W.Trachy, I.Castelucio, D.Soderberg. R.Hoven, M.Hagstrom, M.Krider, S.Nelson P Olson D.Gabie K.Nye, J.Kelly, M.Rumbarts, D.8rewer, A.Patterson, B Bushey. Row 4, D Patch, L.Myhre. D.Dustin, C. Ophus, L.Johansen,S.Anderson,M.Postlethwaite, B.Johansen.G.Gilbort, D.McCanny. E.Ringquist, T.Lundeen, M.Hackel, D.Dustin, S.Scverson, A. Livingstone, B.Bartko, C.Lehr, S.Nimmerfroh, C.Lyman. 33 Choristers. Row 1. |.Hjge it� om, C Fischer. ).Helms, T.Pngge.S.Carlisle, J.Oholto. C.Sodtrberg, S.Schnurrcr, N. Hultgrcn, C.Cummings, T.Kawell, T.lehrke, Piano-S.Reno.P.Cockerham Row2. R.Acker. C.Orcutt, t Fliflet, D. Osberg, L.Bushay, M.Gough, M.Silbcrnagel, S.OIson. D.Dokken, S.Sturtcvant, D.KKsell, D Freund, P.Ritchie, Row 3 D.Wicklund, D.Haycnga, B.VanDeloo, C.Hiotala, M.Kunkcl, M Mattson, Mike Mattson, E.Duda, J. Frcnstad, C.Sturgis, I.Mulhjusrn. R.White, M.Lundeen. Ah, This Meeting Is Called to Order! Student Council-Row 1. Mr. Engstrom. Row Z J.Frenkel. N.Bryn, M.Porter, K.Mann.C.Hansen.M.Gudmundson.J.Goodsell, M.Edwards, D.Hallquist. Row 3, T.lund, C.Madsen, R.Svitak, B.Banks, C.Scalcucci, R.Moya, M.Hanson, N.FIanders, S.Seaberg, J.Shepherd, T.Scalcucci. Row 4, J.Cipncr.A.Storbakken, A.Robinson, N.Riley, C.Johnson, S.OIson, E.lohamen, M.White, J.Morey. Row 5, B.Hendrickson, G.Mc-Covern, D.Eiland, C.Hictala, N.HuItgren, B.PIack. Row 6, C.Logan, P.Manahan, K.Paqu3y, I.Ohotto, I.Kelley, W.Trachy, R.Larson. What Am I Doing Here So Early? Pres. Todd Scdlcucci Vice Pres. Randv Svitak Advisor, Bill Tilbury Somewhere between seven or eight bells, Roosevelt's own Senators could be seen roaming the halls every Tuesday morning. They watched the Roadrunner on TV, or got down to serious business planning Homecoming, Winter Sports Day and May Day. The Senate helped to raise money for organizations, and kept Open Lunch open. Between yawns, scratches, and stretches, the sleepy Senators found that being a part of student government was an interesting experience! 37 Good Morning, Business Manager, (..Johnson Managing Editor, C.Madsen These words were heard during H.R, after the Standard staff worked long and hard to produce the best paper ever. Reporters covered their beats, created stories and added final touches for deadlines. But they managed to find moments for relaxation, wrestling and penny-pitching. After 17 issues of following school news, the staff knew that they had made Roosevelt's newspaper, Standard. N«ws Editors, S.Martzborg and P.Peterson Feature Editors, L.KIein and E.Wilde Photographer, P.Erickson I . K. Advisor, Mr. Anderson Editorial Editors, N.lanns and D.V. Johnson Sports Editor, M.Dorsher The Standards Are Here! 3-R Forms, Croppers We're sure most of you have heard the old cliche high school days are the best of your life. The Sagamore staff agrees, and this year it set out to capture them. Pictures were taken of everything and anything, with a goal set for 10,000 per book. Each member put a little of themselves into the book to make it very special to them, and hopefully for you too. We all hope you had a great year and have as many great memories as we do. Editor-in-Chief, S.Boyd. Layout Editor. LFritze. Business Manager. P.Hardie. Copy Editor, l.Holdahl. Advisor, Mrs. Henningsgard. Sagamore. 40 Sagamore Staff. Row 1-1.Hall. S.OIson, C.Born, K.Carlson Row 2- L.Sylvester, l.Holdahl. P.Hardie. C.Swanson, Mrs. Henningsgard, S. Boyd. Row 3- S.Kukowski. AMarchessault, L.Frit e, M.Rauenhorst, N.Lanns, C.Thern, T.Stakucci, J.Engquist. J.Nielsen Deadlines and Parties! This Is What It's All About National Honor Society is composed of those students who have maintained a 3.2 grade average during the first semester of their Senior year. This totals up to about one hundred students out of a class of five hundred thirty-five. National Honor Society. Front Row: C.Nelson, N Marty, S.Nelson, M.Hughes, M.|. Hilgeman, S.Shaugh-ncssy. Row 2: L.Hoger, D.Kampf. I.Lund. K.Ramerth. S.Shalfer. Row J: D.Gable. WHolmberg, L.Clealh, I Olson, K.Ellis, |.Anderson Row 4: | Holla, I.Nelson, |.|ohnson, J.Carlson, M.Postleihwaite, S.Francisco. Row 5: E Bjornson, S.Sina, K.Guilloyle. I.Kralthefer, C.A. Manning, K.le . Front Row: N.Johnson. M.Swanson. D.lacobson, D Anderson, S.Boyd. Row 2: I.Mulhausen, I Ha-akenson, D.V. lohnson, T.Scalcucci, S.Hart berg, C.Tillman. Row J: C.FIetch, D- Kask, G.Madsen. O. Frenkel, C.Kcrvten, J.Mayer. Row 4 S.Nelson, T Brady. S.McGinty, P. Brown, K.Kcnow 42 Front Row: G.Roseland, P Ritchie, C.Thorn, G.Anderson, P.Gates, B.tlom. Row 2: A.Weiss. J.Trygstad, P. Marty, I Berg. P Haycnga. M.Christian. Row ): l.Fritre. W.Nelson, C.Brown, B.Storeygard, I.Vatsaasn S.Sleen Row 4: H.Gudmundson. P Peterson, 1. Healyn |.Shepherd, L.Holdahl, C.Sersland Row 5: V lovsen. S.FIan al. T.Ocel, K.Paquay, D.Patrick, N.Bryn. Not Pictured: L.Bishop, T.Fondell. T.Gamcc, P.Hardie, F.Lehman. K.OIson, C.Sorenson, M.Gudmundson, J. Anderson, C Ophus. Hold That Line 73-74 Varsity Football Team Front Row: C.Schuveiller, H M ad non, M.Caruso, (.Vaughan, G.While, (.Cardinal, S.Tumer, I.Arwick. S.O'Brien, D.Stoile, D.frcnkel, (.Dahl-en. Row Two: B.Bushay, R.Crothe, (.Breedlove, T.thompson, B.Pullis, D.Johnson, D.Mikkelson, K.Carter, S.Zemple, (.Holst, (.Meehan, M. Knoke, G.Fortier (Coach). Row Three: F.Mrlnroy (Coach), (.Anderson (Coach), (.Downing, M.Davis, t Mitchell, M.Bolin, M.McMullen, J.Sandberg, S.Wick, S.Ryan, l.llillan, P.Carter, N.Johnson (Coach) Row four: C.Kersten, G,Madsen, P.Danielson. B.Smith, G.Christianson, T.Lund, D.Jones, M,Pelli er, G.Sather, T.l)tterl erg. The gridders had a rather disappointing season compiling an over-all record of 2-7. The highlight of the season was when the Teds defeated North 22-12 before a large crowd at Parade Stadium. Leading the team were tri-captains Jim Holst, Greg Madsen, and Curt Kersten. Those receiving allcity honors were Jeff Cardinal and Curt Kersten. The Al Gowans Award was received by Greg Madsen and the Most Valuable Player award was received by Curt Kersten. Tri-Captains: G. Madsen, (.Holst, C. Kersten Left: Official R.Blake Below: Hoad Coach N. Johnson 44 73-74 Sophomore Football Team Front Row: S.Nelson, K.Struwve, K.Schluck, K.Bowser, J.Carlson, A.Olson, M.Engstrom, C.Hollenbeck. Row Two: E.Shutt, J.Jay, S.Cunner, O.Tildes, S.Derosch, G.Aamodt, M.Porter, B.Fergeson, K.Norman, J.Smilh, W.Kcrstan, ).Johnson, D.Wilkerson, S.Perry. Row Three: C.Williams, |.Hansen, T.Anderson, D.Stokmoe, ).Burton, J.Jezusko, R.Sather, J.Johnson, T.Luciano, J.Weyrauch, R.Stormoen. Row Four: F.Meyer (Coach), M.Kelly, T.Cockerman, M.Smith, S.Yeazle, S.Kjeseth, R.Grothe, P.Kobrud, |. Flood, S.Zuehlke, J.Harris, D.Kersten, P.Feely (Coach). The sophomores fell just short of stardom losing to Edison 14-12 for the city sophomore championship. They ended the season with a record of 7-1, good for second place. The team should provide many bright prospects for next years' varsity squad. Coaching the sophomores this season were Mr. Feely and Mr. Meyer. ■js B.Smith and M.Davis look on Coach Fortier discusses strategy with G.Madsen. Teds view action from the bench. 1,000Milers: T.Dorr, |.Orr. Not Pictured: R.Juhl Front Row: D.Prill, P.Erickson, D.Revsbeck, T.Dorr, J.Orr, G.Adler, R.Hilden. Row Two: P.Pearson, S.Schnurrer, D.Hunter, W.Tilbury (Coach), R.Holmquist, M.Olson, G.Kvelland, M. Be ndik, £. Slayton. Co-Captains: D.Revsbeck, P.Erickson 48 C.C. takes great concentration—R.Holmquist Coach: W. Tilbury R.juhl C. Kvelland M. Olson This year's cross country team finished third in the city conference. The team finished third in the city meet and eighth in the Region 5 meet. Coach W. Tillbury stressed the tough competition in the region, stating that four of the top five teams in the state are in our region. The team was led by Cocaptains Paul Erickson and Dave Revs-beck. Some of the leading runners were: John Orr, Tim Dorr, Roger Hilden, Robin Juhl, Richard Holm-quist, Paul Pearson and Glen Kvelland. They're on their way 49 R. Hilden D. Revsbeck I. Orr S.Yeazle utilize hi |ump shot tor two point I.HilUn drive for the basket Eiliind finesse hi way for an easy basket D.Bradley pump from the corner (left) T lundeen shoot over Washburn foe 5 Hustle! Hustle! Row 1: Coach P.Feely, M.Riley, D.Eiland, J.Hillan, J.Buck, B.Fer| uson, S.Yeazle. Row 2: K.Poe, S.Hawkinson. T.Tibrick, D.Bradlcy, A.Cole-man, M.Smith, T.lundeen, G.Madsen D.Eiland G.Madsen scores an easy one Al scores one ol many Hustle! Hustle! I.Buck and T.Lundccn warming up Wtai'hi'S nuvlH'aliihiM iai' Coach Pat Feely described the 1973-74 season as a rebuilding one. The team ended up 6th in the city conference. Senior captain Al Coleman received allcity honors for the second straight year. During Al's three years of varsity basketball he went over the 1,000 mark in both points and rebounds. He became the first player in tne history of the city conference to accomplish this feat. He also was named the most valuable player of the team. Others performing well the whole season were seniors D. Bradley, J. Hillan and G. Madsen. Next years team looks very promising with returning lettermen D. Eiland, S. Yeazle, T. Lundeen, J. Buck ana some fine sophomores. Coach Feely commented on next years team, We're very big in our front line and if we work on our rebounding I think we'll have a successful season. I | ,!.•!••• • • • |MI 4-Hlllll Kriw I K Nhiiimii , Mi-Vdiuh I k Mit.iuti Klik |)Kut «-n I (••.mliiilin K«iw I .in«ni K lotmxon, Ml.iwk ifiMtit, k P M I I I) Midihun t Vlcu'i 53 Bucky's Boys Share D. Mel breaks out of his one. City Conference Title Co-Capt 8. Henry wind up The Hockey team showed what kind of competitors they really were by coming back, after a 3-2 loss to South, to defeat Southwest 2-0 in the final City conference game. They finished with a 9-1 record, good for a share of the City conference title with South and Southwest. Some of the top players performing well the whole season were: Richard Bain, Reed Larson, Steve Kadriik, Brian Young and Dave Melchisedech. The team was led by Co-Captains Bruce Hendrickson and Reed Larson. 55 DEFENSE PLAYS AN IMPORTANT ROLE IN THE CAME Of HOCKEY Defense, Defense, Defense! The Teds move into South territory. Reed checks South opponent The Hockey Team compiled a 14-3-1 overall record. It included victories over such Lake Conference foes as Kennedy, Jefferson and St. Louis Park. Coach Clayton Freeburg praised his defense for its fine play during the year. He added, Goalie Dick Bain played super the whole year and was a key factor on our team. Those being selected to the All-Region squad were Reed Larson, Brian Young, Steve Kadrlik, and Dick Bain. D.Johnson and D.Bain converge on the South.opponent. Co-Capt. R. Larson makes one of his rushes. All-Region center B.Young. Score, Score, Score!!! VARSITY HOCKEY SQUAD Row 1: Mgr. R.Mann, S.Tur-ner, S.Wick, G.Richard, R.Bain, M.Dorsher, W.Larson, R. Pietig, T.Harris, Row 2: Head Coach Clayton Freeburg, M.Knoke, B.Bailey, W.Powers, D.Johnson, Co.-Captain B.Hendrickson, S.Kadrlik, B.Young, Co.-Captain R.Larson, B.Savage, D.Melchisedech, Asst. Coach Al DeWolf. Hockey cheerleader E. Parbst SOPHOMORE HOCKEY SQUAD Row 1: C.Knoke, D. Peters, S.Krause, P.Reddy, D.Mojay, K.Schluck, M.Berg. Row 2: Coach Al DeWolf, P.Kersten, S.Anderson, S.Gun-ner, R.Home, J.Dolan, J.Carlson, S.Nelson. Pin 'Em Varsity Wrestling Team Front: Coach J.Dotscth. Back: T.Klein, ).Burton. M.laFlamme, D.Paulson, D.Johnson. M.McCullen. D.Meyer, D.Burton, R .Grot he:, S. O'Brien, H.Carlson, R.Grolhe, D.Revsbeck. B.Prigge, M.Benson. Not Pictured: M.Nelson. Co-Captains D.Meyer M.McCullen This year's wrestling team has improved immensely over last year. The varsity team is headed by Coach J.Dotseth, with l.Con-verse coaching the sophomores. The Captains of this year's team are Duane Meyer and Mike McCullen. A few of the top wrestlers are T.Klein,M.McCullen,and D.Burton. The team should finish up the season by placing 2nd in city, then on to districts and state. 58 Varsity Team gets keyed during the meet. From: D.Eriekson, D.Strandbcrg, R.Smith, J.Frenkel, R.Quamme, T.Kendrick, P.Cunningham, P Bjorkstrand, A.Gcffre, D.Reiners. Back: Coach L.Convcrsc, B.Oswald, T.Luciano, M.Paulson, R.Lathrop, S.Deresch, M.Johnson, M.Porter, D.Wildcy, J.Hilgcman, Coach R.Toivonen. Hurts—Don't it? Don't you wish everybody did? Sophomores give the team support. Coach Converse taking things cool. City champs build strong Row 11 To R: J.OSum, V.Beach, ( Doble. G.LoUgeo. K Minskk, K.Herring, M.Wcst. Row 2: S.Dymoke. S.Dorr, S.Rivors, M Knder, M Rivers, M.Brewer. Row 1 D.Dahlon (Asst. Coach), M.OImstead, ( Volk, M. Anderson, I Johnson, G.Nelson, B.Sel bj k. J.Sullivan (Coach). Not Pictured: J.Plitka, and S.Mortensort 1974 proved to be a good year for the Roosevelt gymnastics team, because they came up first place in the City. Ihe team is under the leadership of Co-Captains Mark Olmstead and Burton Selsback. Both are undefeated this year, Olmstead on the horse and Selsback on the high bars and all-around. Other top performers were Matt West on the parallel bars, John Plifka and Lane Johnson on the rings, and Caius Nelson who has taken four firsts and one second place in five meets, in floor exercise. Practices are held every night after school. The team is coached by Mr. |. Sullivan and assistant coach Mr. D. Dahlen, a Roosevelt graduate. It's a bird, it'sa plane, it's 60 Teddie Swimmers Varsity and Sophomore Squads. First Row: G.Fortier, R.Lyons, C.Ryan, J.Mulhausen-co-captain, J.Mcehan-co-capuin. M.Camp-bell, R.Romsaas, S.Anderson, asst, coach E.Bauer. Second Row: M.McMullen, M.Engstrom, K.Stokes, S.Sanford, D.Dahlgren, S. Odcnius, ).Breedlove, M.Bendik, K.Rutherford. Row Three: T.Seep, D.Dahlgren. D.Rutherford, K.O'Dougherty, D.Bcrgmcn, M. Berg, P.Bergljnd, J.Tovsen, K.McGinty, Fourth Row: K.Hanson, C.Wolery, K.Bolstad. W.Sanford. Diver's M.McMullen and R.Lyons in the pike position. Lyons in the pike position. Captains Jim Meehan and John Mulhausen M.Bendik on ihe road home. Sophomore M.Berg shows his form. The Teds swim team tiniihed 5-5 in the City Conference. In the District meet they finished eighth, advancing Reid Romsaas, Scott Anderson, Jim Meehan, Chuck Ryan, and diver Randy Lyons to the Region meet; no one qualified for the State meet. The Sophomore team won the City Sophomore championship for the first time ever, but finished be hind Southwest in the City Sopho more meet. Coaching the team was Gary Fortier. Swimmers T.Ulterbcrg and J.Meehan await the gun. Drifters Seize State Honors CB°.VS Skiing Coach L. Kindem Ski Team: Coach Kindem, K.Arrm,).Holst, D.Wtck, D.Helms, S.Midthun, B.Pearson. The ski team won second in State, Region champions, and City champions. The top skiers included, David Kask and Sten Fjeldheim, cross country, Kevin Arms and Jim Holst, down hill, and Steve Midthun and Dennis Jensen, jumping. They lost the state title by a very thin margin (.004 seconds) but their total performance this year has been nothing less than excellent. D. Helms checks binders Cross Country Team: R.Holmquist, S.Fjeldheim, S.Ryan, Coach Kindem, D.Kask. 64 D. Kampf S. Midthun O. Kask Coach L. Baker Coach Linda Baker came back to Roosevelt after school hours in order to coach the girls ski team. Karen Ellis and Debbie Anderson were down hill co-captains, and Esther ]o-hanson and Debbie Grannis were cross country co-captains. Top skiers were: Emily Gaarder and Carol Sersland (cross country), Karen Ellis, Debbie Anderson, and Jill Helms (down hill). Girls Ski Team: From Row: J.Knutson, D.Shcldon, B.Hauge, E.Johanson, D.Grannis. Row 2: C.Grannes, K.Ellis, D.Anderson, C.Hietala. Row 3: R.Schoen, P.Breedlove, J.Helms, N.Collins. Not Pictured: C.Sersland, E.Gaarder. t r----------------------------—' Cross Country girls getting ready E. Gaarder E- lohanson C Sersland 65 Ya Win a Few BASKETBALL RHS Henry 58 44 Edison 41 31 West 80 56 Southwest 65 46 North 53 56 Vocational 42 75 South 38 45 Marshall U 47 46 Washburn 61 55 Henry 47 53 Edison 41 74 West 70 58 Central 61 68 South TENNIS 5 RHS 2 Edison 5 2 West 4 3 Vocational 2 5 North 0 7 Henry 3 4 Central 1 6 Washburn 6 1 Southwest 4 3 Marshall U 6 1 Vocational HOCKEY 1 RHS 9 Central 1 17 North 0 9 Marshall U 1 7 Edison 3 5 South 3 2 Southwest 0 2 Washburn 0 6 Henry 0 4 West 4 5 GIRLS SWIMMING Southwest 93 RHS 20 Henry 28 85 Marshall U 46 65 West 60 27 Edison 66 38 FOOTBALL RHS Central 27 0 Washburn 39 8 North 22 12 Edison 30 17 Henry 40 0 Southwest 21 6 Vocational 13 0 Marshall U 14 8 Ya Lose a Few . . BOYS SWIMMING RHS Edison 96 75 Wesl 74 95 Washburn 113 50 Vocational 44 116 South 74 97 Central 87 84 Southwest 109 60 Henry 60 22 Marshall U 0 117 North 61 101 GIRLS GYMNASTICS Henry 36 RHS 52 West 16 51 Southwest 14 17 Edison 39 53 Central 45 61 WRESTLING RHS Edison 33 17 Central 26 30 Vocational 22 33 Washburn 15 37 Marshall U 0 62 South 25 18 Henry 16 42 West 9 52 Southwest 13 33 North 13 33 BOYS GYMNASTICS RHS South 59 59% North 53% SV 2 Central 38 71 Edison 62 63 Washburn 51 64 BOYS SKIING (Low score wins) RHS Edison 5 4 West 6 3 W'ashburn 6 3 North 6 3 Marshall U 6 3 Central 6 3 South 6 3 Henry 6 3 BADMINTON Marshall U 6 RHS 1 West 6 1 Vocational 2 5 Edison 2 5 South 4 3 North 2 5 Henry 3 4 67 Com h I Wendt IHold.ihldcmonMiating the l .i kstioke. front Row (’.Scop, I Klein, I Wilde, S Nylander, S.Pape Row 2: I. West, L.ClcJth, P Pape n hausen. P Marty. J.Shcpord. Row 3: J.Anderson, E.Goider, R.Rjbenort Not Pir lured S.Rivers. I Hold.ilil. Front Row: 13 Trunk, S.Swanson, D.Owens, J.Fckl.ituI, l Bolslejd. Row 2 K Johnson. A.Viatel, I .Dorosr heck, R.Ackei, Mgr. M.Hendricks. Row 3: Assistant Mgr MCle.ilh The swimming team finished 4th in the city conference. They competed in four meets during the season, winning one meet, finishing 2nd in a triangular meet and losing two other meets. Those advancing to the region competition were Sharon Nylander, Chris Seep, Li West and divers Emily Wilde, )an Sheperd, and city champion Ann Larsen. The team showed gradual improvement throughout the whole season and should do well next year with all the underclass girls returning. A definite highlight for the coming years will be Ann Larsen and Sharon Nylander who are 7th and 9th graders, respectively. The team was coached by L.Wendt with Lynn death serving as its captain. I Anderson c tiling ,t dive Some of the Original Dives of the Swim Team 68 Watch That Forearm This years' tennis team, headed by Coach M.Gallea, had a 4-6 season. Claudia Johnson and Nancy Pearson were just a couple of the more outstanding players. In the beginning of the season Nancy Pearson had a minor leg injury which held up the team. Next years' team promises an even better year, since no seniors participated in the 73-74 season. Front Row:C� .Ness, M.Ames, I.Salter hind, D.DoInpy. Row Two: A Rj.ib, It Kramer, S.Olson, O.Grannis, K Paawh. Row Three: P Kreth (Student tear her). C.Johnson. N.Pearson. N.Dollm, M.Gallea (Coach). B Kramer 69 B. Kramer N Pearson Coach Gallea takes it cool. Form, Finesse. . . 73-74 Girls Gymnastics Team VS Front Row: J.lohnson, B.Kolstad, L.West, C.Christ, B.Eikaas. S.McCinty. Row Two: l.Wcndt (Coach), K.Rasmussen. L.Wassmund, S.Dorscher, M.Hendricks, (.Sanders, S.Brown. Row Three: S.Swanson, C.Reddy, (.Shepherd, D.Brewer, N.Bostrom, R.Rabenort, L.Klein Not Pictured: E.Wilde, S.Ubcl, L.White, S.Cleve, K.Johnson, P.Schrerder. This year's gymnastics team was headed by Coach Lorraine Wendt. The Co-Captains were Lorin Klein and Emily Wilde. About half of the team returned from last year's group. Some of the outstanding gymnasts were: janet Shepherd, and Emily Wilde, all around, Sue Swanson, uneven bars, Robin Rabenort and Colleen Reddy, free exercise, and Sue Rivers, vaulting. Next year's team should be outstanding since there are 9th and 10th grade girls with excellent potential. The Athena Award is presented to one senior girl out of every high school for her outstanding performance in athletics. Congratulations to Janet Shepherd who was the 1974 winner of this award. Co-Captains E. Wilde and L. Klein And Deep Concentration D.Brewer performs on the beam. S.Rivers on the unevens S Brown executes vault J.Johnson on the beam D.Dolney in free exercise SPIKE! Co-Captains C.Sharp B. William From Row:J.Knutson, J.Tolle, C.Sharp, R.Sandberg, 8.Williams, S.Stuetcvant. Row 2: D.Sbeldon, K. Rosalt . (.Erickson, K.Adler. Row 3: O.Kahn, L.Edkstrand. I.Olson, L.Moger, I.Berg. J.Hartun, S.Grin-deland (Coach). The volleyball team enjoyed a great season reigning as City Champions with a perfect record of 10-0. In the Twin City meet they lost a tearjerker to St. Paul Johnson in a very close match. The team's record was well worth the efforts put in practicing every day after school and every Monday morning throughout the season. Leading the team were captains Barb Williams and Cindy Sharp who were joined by Lynn Olson, Lynn Hoger, Julie Erickson and Linnea Berg. Miss Grinde-land did a fine job of coaching and added that the team showed good team work. City Champs 72 Coach S.Grindcland Coach Gnndcland keys up the team Volley for serve. R.Sandberg executes a shot. ).Erickson returns the ball. D.Shcldon stands ready. 73 t. Berg snaps it back Watch the Birdie Marsha Gallea coached this year's badminton team with help from co-captains Cindy Sharp and Chris Seep. The team is very young with over one half composed of sophomores. Top players were: Barb Williams, Claudia Johnson, Nancy Pearson, Debbie Sheldon, and Cindy Sharp. Next year's team has great possibilities, since only a few players will be graduating this year. Front Row: C.Johnson, M.Hanson, P.Breedlove, M.Sandberg, C.Sand, D.Sheldon. Row Two: C.Sccp, T.Satterlund, M.Ames, S.Brown, B.Williarps, C.Sharp Row Three: Coach M.Gallca, D.Chmielewski, A.Raab. I.Erickson, L.Berg, Y.Hanson, l.Tratnik, V.Tovsen. D.Sheldon winds up P.Breedlove ready to serve Co-Captains Cindy Sharp and Chris Seep aid Coach Super Star Marsha Gallea |.Erickson returns the shot The main interest of the American Field Service International Scholarship Program is to promote international culture ana understanding. By raising money and finding homes for foreign students they find a time in which to grow. Emily Gaarder is the A.F.S. student to Roosevelt this year. Emily is from Norway and is staying with Mr. and Mrs. Bill Johnson. A.F.S. has two programs: the A-mericans Abroad Program and the semester program. Chosen this fall as candidates for the Americans Abroad Program were Jill Helms and Debbie Sheldon. They are hoping to spend next year abroad. As semester program candidates Marti Gudmund-son and Sharon Ubel will hopefully be spending next semester in another state. Bill Trygstad and Kristen Jenson, both Roosevelt students are now spending their senior year a-broad. Bill's in Sweden and Kristen's in Finland. This year for the first time Roosevelt has a student returning to graduate: he is Gaius Nelson and spent his last year in Sweden through A.F.S. The school advisor is Mrs. Dah-len. She works with a parents advisory group, composed of adults interested in the A.F.S. programs. A Time to Grow In From Row: I.Hall. R.Moore, S.Ubcl, M.Gudmundson Row 2: E.Johanson, C.Ophus, Mrs. Dahlcn, Mrs. Johnson, Mrs Tclke, P.Wang, I .Wang. Row 3: P.Breedlove, J.Helms, E.Gaarder, D.Sheldon, G.Nelson, M. Johnson. Front Row: S.Dcresch, M.Mocn, K.Mann, S.Pranghofer, P.Tam, S.Boyd. Row 2: M.Bittner, N.Bostrom, J. Howard, A.Vigtel, S.Sleen, G.Morris, K.Aascrucl. Row 3: C.Peterson, H.Gudmundson, S.Ubcl, M.Gudmundson, l.Hall, D.Baker, J.Palbicki. Front Row: S.Ubel, M.Gudmundson, J.Helms, Mrs. Johnson. Row 2: E.Gaarder. D.Sheldon. G.Nelson 76 Row 1: T.Castelucio, R.Fcdt, Mohnson, A.Roloff, W.GIover. D.Bolstad, M.Gudmundson. Row 2: R.Hultman, M.Moen, M.Breedlove, M.Sandberg, C.Hansen, |.Tyler, N.Pe.u on, N.Capoiz. Row 3: S.Anderson, M.Stcinhager, S.Boyd, M.McCollor, E.Howard, M.Marlin, M.Sartre. Advisor: Mbs Karakash Anyone who is enrolled in a French class is eligible to participate in French Club. Among the clubs' pastimes are included various cultural experiences , where students prepare and consume tasty French dishes. French students also were extended the opportunity to spend nine days of the Spring in France, where they visited such often-mentioned places as Paris, Nice and Avignon. The club advisor is Miss Karakash. 77 Die Deutschen Haben Mehr Spass Row One: N.Marly, D Brads. M.Rauenhorst, P.BIue, J.Jones. Row Two: M.Bittiier, M.Blue,J.Franks. M.Alsip, R.Mowt, A.Raab. ......... Club Advisor Mrs. Vijard Our German classes this year didn'l just study language usage. An in-depth view of German culture was also included in the curriculum. Besides gaining jn understanding of the habits, mannerisms and customs of the German people, Roosevelt Deutsch students learned the influences this culture has had, with its songs and dances, on American Holidays. A related subject they approached was the transitions that America's melting pot has brought upon Deutsch culture. Mm! Mm! good! 78 You've gotta be kiddin'l! Alegria es la Clase de Espanol from Row: S.Nelson, C Morcira, S Brown, M.Johnson, M.Edwards, N.Bostrom, R.Olson Row 2: G.Ncss, K.Johnson, C.Marvell, D.Chaycr, D. H.imernik, J.Fklund, D.Hibben, B.Hom. Row 3: S.Carlson, D.McKinely, S.Broderick, J.Howard. K.Kildahl, I Wiese, D.Botts, C.Peterson, |.Erickson, Mrs. Gleen. Row 4 P.Hardie. J.Goodsell, C Sharp, P.Stephenson, M.Gardin, C.lindblom, C.EIiason, S.Shaughnessy, E.Gaarder, B.Maus, M. Bergstrom. Dancing, singing, making and breaking pinatas, eating, and listening to a Spanish guitarist were just a few of this year's Spanish Club activities. During their April trip to Spain they toured Madrid, Seville, Cordoba, Cadiz, and Malaga. Bullfights, flamenco dancing, food, and shopping, made speaking Spanish even more fun. Spanish Club Officers - S. Shjughnessy, C Sharp, |. Goodsoll Lights, Action. . . . Projectors? Remember all of the auditoriums? All of the different lighting effects? How about all of the props used to make all of the auditoriums what they were? A dependable Stage Crew made these e-vents possible. Row 1, Left to Right: Advisor Mr. Lohn, D. Burkman, C. Stickney, M. Engstrom. Row 2. Left to Right: R. Svitak. Row 3, Left to Right: K. Clausen, J. Miller. Regardless if it's your first year or your third year at Roosevelt, sit back and think about all of the times that you have been saved from that boring everyday lecture by a good old fashioned movie. Maybe the movie wasn't any better, but at least it was different from that same monotony. How about when the film breaks and the teacher decides that unless it can be fixed that test for tomorrow will appear the day before and you haven't even studied yet? Who saves the day? The Audio-Visual Crew of course. Yes, you can thank them for all of the many prayers answered! left to Right: Advisor Mr. Iverson, J. Pukay, J. Zabel, D. Kampf, I. Adams. A, B, C. . . where can it be? From Row: Borinum, S- Reno, | Drpple, I. Quick, K Hulled. Row 2: B. Pljrk, R. Rand. D. lohmon. C. McRobertV C. Zimmerman, M Cud- mundson. Row 3: S. Snow, A. Peroutky, |. Saxum, S. Find, V White, P lam Row 4 |. Orr, O Hoehne, |. Hansen, B Hartmann, t. Baptnie. Student aides are students who work in the attendance and counselor's offices. They also work in the teacher's rooms and in the library, each student performs different tasks depending on where they work. It's taken as a regular class which they get a grade and a credit for. Students gain knowledge and experience of the field that they would like to go into. They also learn how to get a-long well with other people in a working situation. As one student commented, It can be a lot of fun, but it's a lot of hard work. 81 Now Hear This! Row 1: C.Lehr, S.F r.incisco. Row 2: C lohmon, J.Burt, N.Riley. The purpose of (he Debate Club is to learn the intellectual process of argument, acquire evidence, and effectively present a point of view. This year the team consists mainly of sophomores with two juniors. The club is headed by Mr. Engstrom, with Cindy Lehr acting as president. Every Saturday the team goes out to high schools and some colleges in competition. They also have a Student Congress which introduces bills into the committee, which the committee then presents in a mock Senate and mock House. The season lasts into February. Debate is for anyone who wants to present his ideas and organize his thoughts. In Speech Club students practice the art of verbal communication in competition with other teams in the Minnesota State High School League. Ambitious members prepare speeches in categories such as story telling, poetry, oratory, extemporaneous, and original work. Every Saturday in February and March these students represent Roosevelt in keen competition. Cindy Lehr is this years president of speech club. The Advisor is Mrs. Lillian Anderson. Advisor L.Engstrom 82 Front Row: K.Holbrook, C.lehr, E.SIjyton. I.Roach. L.Engstrom (Advisor). Row 2: M.Moen, S.Prangholer, C.Anglim. Row 3: M.Johnson, K.Aserud, D.HallquiM Bits Pieces Patchwork is a student-centered magaz'-ne for Roosevelt High School. Its purpose is to encourage students to share their creative talents with other students. Original poetry, short stories, essays, works of art, including both drawing and photography, are submitted to the staff for publication. The format and frequency of publication changes with the individual approach of each year's staff. Co-editors: Kathy lex anti Brenda Banks. Row 1: S.Swanson, P.Mahoncy, A.Vigtel. B.Hauge, J.Knutson. Row 2: |.|ohnson, M.Hendricks, K.Lex, D.Bnrgctt, D.Osberg, M.Zieglmeier. Row 3:1.Alexander, B.Banks, |.Tyler, O.Bolstad, C.Otson, Mrs. Anlholz-advisor VICA and DECA and YUK-A-DEW The Vocaiion.il Industrial Clubs of America, better known as VICA, is led by this year's advisor, Mr. Strukel and President, Cindy Treff. VICA is for students who are interested in future vocational-technical jobs. They have three to four classes a day and then go out and work approximately five hours a day. VICA gives students a chance to obtain basic leadership abilities in many different areas. This years' students have been busy selling candy and bonus books to earn money for their club dues, the Employer's Breakfast, and possible field trips. VICA is for anyone interested in going on the work program. Front Row. R Warner, V. Emberley, S. Furry, C Treff, T. lidstone, M. Diming, S. Larson. Row 2 W. Jack-son, T. Hefferan, J. Blomquist, P. Moritz. L. Markun, D. Christensen, D. Sacks, L. Kafka. Row 3. B Chin-ander. C. Opstad, I Petro, Mr Strukel, T. Giroux, W. Smith. DECA stands for Distributive Education Clubs of America, a vocational education program that combines work and study for students interested in merchandising, marketing, management, and service operations. It's also a program of cooperation between the business community and the schools, and it works because there's something in it for everyone. DECA students sell class rings and sell senior class announcements to raise money for the Employer's breakfast, marketing e-quipment and for students interested in going to the state leadership conference. DECA is available to Juniors and Seniors interested in entering the business world. From Row. K. Norwick, C. Holmstrom. R. Fischer, M. Dahlmc, 8. Peterson. Row 2. M. Kendrick, K. Ge-weeke. C. Anderson, C. Singer, K. Hollenbeck, J Morey. Row 3. R. Behncke, R Sande, B. Runcborg, I. Dostal, M, facque, G. Bartz, Mr. Springer. 84 Take a Letter Please Row 1. c. Holmqubt. T lut . P Mn«ulj. C. leDuc Row 2. C front-, I McMillan, K. Rj mk. C Finch, I Zcman, K. Nelson Row J. D. Patrick, K Hansen, D Olson, J. lohnson, D McKinzir, R.Cuilfovle. Middle. Mrs. Cronbcrg (Advisor). This years Office Education Association is headed by Cheryl Fletch, President, and Mrs. Cronberg, Advisor. The Office Education Association is for all students enrolled in a vocational business program. Its purpose is to promote careers in Office Education, to give opportunities for leadership development, and maybe the most important point, to learn how to work with other people. They learn basic skills in training for future jobs in business. If you're interested in a future vocation in business, Office Education Association may be just the club for you. Former O.E.A.'er� They don't take vitamins, these diligent gals let vitamins get energy from them. Future Homemakers of America is one of the busiest groups at Roosevelt. Highlighting their fall events was a weekend camping trip in Wisconsin. They also sold mum corsages to add to the fun of Homecoming. When Thanksgiving rolled around, they carefully packed baskets of food for the complete holiday dinner for two deserving families. Spring activities include a festive faculty appreciation tea. This F.H.A. club is involved with district and state meetings, too. It is a well-organized and very active group. Below are Pictured in the front row, R.Rand, C.Har-vell, B.Benson, Back Row, R.Hiben, R.Loehr, P. Ritchie, Mrs. M.Kadue, Advisor, and C.Milzel. Camera-Shy Members are: L.Bishop, Pres., C. Grefsrud, Sec.-Treas., P.Hayenga, C.Kapka, R. Pederson, D.Royce, A.Swanson, V.Pres., and D. Tunell. Below the girls perform gymnastics on the resort sign Above they serve at ihp i.idillv f Aster Ir.i Farmers Take Root Row 1. P.Harris, |.Thompson, J.Kollodge (See.), S.Slccn (Pres.), C.Adler (Vke Prev), H.Bjardseth (Reporter), G Ness (Trris.). R.Anderson (Senti-njl), R Briggs (Scntm.il). Row 2. |.Carlton, B.Heminger, S.Carlson, R.Kramer, G.Kran , |.Jones, M.Johnson, J.Knutson, t.Simcoe Row 3. P.Rca. G. Lmdgren, R.Nelson, | Krjftelcr, D.Wildey, R.Mjnn, P.Bruvelis, D.Carlvon. Mr Luke (Advisor). Future Farmers of America is open to all students enrolled in Vocational Agriculture. Meetings are held twice a month. At the meetings parliamentary procedure is practiced, and discussions are held on what each chapter is doing and what the chapter wants to accomplish during the year. FFA gives members an excellent time to get leadership experience and to learn more about farm life. In FFA there are many teams that compete at district, regional, state, and national levels. Some of the teams are Meats, Horticulture, Dairy, and Farm Mechanics. Competition is great, and it can be a valuable and rewarding experience to participate in these contests. 87 Broadway, Here We Come Row 1. K.Carlson, J.Hendrickson. M.Cudmundson, T.Olson, P.OIson, I.Carlson, Row 2. S.Carmotonni, Nancy Collins, M Hackel. S.Francisco, B.L.Vaughan, T.I.Ocel, R.Erickson, I.Papke, K.Nye- Not Pictured. Row 3. Mr Phillips-advisor. Where do I go from here end of year parly cast parly movies . placed actors in the play night of show Why? ... stage fright ... sick didn't show up Gentlemen Prefer Blondes Beat Southwest attend the Dra- ma Festival in the early spring making three plays exciting helping with the class play. 58 Co-chairperson-Sandy Kukowski Co-chairperson-Betty Vaughan 4T Al It id Foran The motto for Viking Club is Alltid Foran which means always out in front. Viking Club, being mainly a winter club, plans activities such as ice skating, sliding parties, and ski trips. During the fall Viking club also had a hayride, with a party following at one of the officers homes. Advising the club is Mr. Kindem with members under the leadership of Edda Bjornson-President, Janet Shepherd-Vice President, Kathy Johnson-Secretary, and Jim Hoist-Treasurer. Is this stuff alright to drink? Front Row: M.Bcrglund, M.Mick, D.Patnck, J.Lutz, K.Johnson (Vice President) Mr. Kindem (Advisor) Row 2: S.Midthun, D.Anderson, S.Vick, C. Olson. l.Holdahl, f.Bjornson (President) A Marchessault, P.Carlson. B.Coros. V.Hauge, B.8ochm, Row 3: B.Taylor. Row A S.Sleon, J.Helms, M. Hackel, B.Miller. S.Shaffer, A.Coleman, S.lynn, C.Kampf, C.Green, C.McRobcrts, I.Berg, I.Nelson. Row 5: D.Hosek, F.Hukor. L Cleath, T.Over-land. G.Boyn. K.Ryan, B.Sevlie, J.Shepherd 90 I'm back for fifths, how about you? lutelisk and lefse Just Horsing Around This year the Roosevelt Roughriders planned an exciting year. Many filrm were ordered dealing with all phase of horses and horsemanship. Many of the activities planned included: horseback riding, guest speakers, trips to different stables, and just talking to each other about different horse experiences. Gail Ness, Linda Simcoe, and Helen Baardscth are the club leaders. Who knows? With the fuel shortage, the auto might go out and the horse and buggy days might return Pictured above are members of the Roosevelt Roughriders. Front Row- I.Hartung, M.Sandberg, L.Stmcoe. | Knutson.H Baardseth, M. Ames Row 2- J.Katlodge, S.SIecn. R Mann. B.Heminger, R Anderson. G.Ness Row 3- Mr Luke (advisor), M.Johnson, R Briggs. M.Johnson Victory Cheerleading three varsitv squads new advisor early morning practice making new friends summer weekends learning to waterski earning money uniforms that never come exciting and dissappomting moments banquets ish bidcly oien doten mass comfusion but alot of fun being proud of your team last game good times never forgotten, Sophomore Cheerleaders Bottom to Top: S.McGinty, C.LaCoursicre, C, Granis, L.Wassmund, S.Wassmund, l.Eikaas Teddy Bear Call Nelson Captians Emily Wilde, Lynnette Johansen, Carol Tillman, Arent That's the Teddie Battle Cry Basketball Squad Basketball Squad Hockey Squad :c • • • « -fcou. 26 d Jtkvv. b .. ; -A lJL 1KU :'-jAa ctbb-UrJbuu A A5u XXt£- • ,'SVUa Sit.Lv. :(xti-. xl J-MX? ■ a . i iva tviJl V Jlo tiilUiiv Q J -Afii? , A. v SXMSiO (JjyQ cjMpd -IUUA.' I v }iWi Kiul We've Got S front Row: M.Matkcl, | ljrk ‘- K.Ramerth (Insurer) C.Green (Prc- ident) I Peterson (Vice President) Kinj-iimm, A.Coleman. Row 2: SJUvcri, K.Sandvig, K.Murry. I.Johansen, E.Wilde. D.fries. D Slock mo 1 Klein, A Bachleof, V.Sabah Kow J: W.Nelson, C 8r •Oft,G.Kampf, J.Stlel. S.Snow. C.lehr, B Vaughan, C.Swanson. S.Han al Kovs 4 I.Strnvig. DMuhaells, V.While, ) Hagstrom, K. nty, S.HerkenhoH, C.Granncs, MWnk, D.Grannes. I.Hall Row 5 S Ubel. I) Moe, M.Merkjl, P Hardie. P Gates. R. Steen, j.Ogdahl, C.Wcbcr, P.Slephenson. Row- 6: M.Cote', D.Dailey, D.Patrick, S.lynn, S.ShaHef, A Man hewault. C.Olson, B.T ylor,R. Obon, L.Holdahl. Row 7: M Marrosjum. | Nielsen, D.Owens, D.Rololl, A fedt. M Satrr. N.Bostrom, C Kim, Row 8: K.Johnson, LWas , round, L.Eikaav Row 9: R.Ralicnort. S.Swanson, S.Brown Yes We Do! 95 Lines Straight Taps Clear! Rockettes is: Summer practices in the streets .. parades Pine City Marriott over- nites hard work making costumes previews high kicks? football games Homecoming Dance crabby captains .. pepfests Smile! extra practices basketball games ... splits . pulled muscles banquets . Deb, Colleen, and Carol's jokes and imitations? Dancing at hockey games W.S.D. dancing at Gopher basketball game . May Day tryouts Senior girls farewells . tears new line. Below: Come on you guys- SMILE Tri- Capuinv: K.Embrotson, N.BoMrom, S.Berke. ... Stand Up and Take the Lead What is leadership? It's a combination of taking rare of who is and who isn't in class, it's leading exercises, and helping the teacher make gym what it is. leadership is sometimes just helping out a student or two who feel too dumb to ask a teacher what it is that they arc supposed to do. Leadership is aiding in the sophomore and junioi gym classes. As well as students learning from the aides, it's almost for sure that the leadership group has had one or two experiences where they can say that they have learned from the students that they are aiding. Row 1: T.Thornberg, M.Carlson, S.Roberts, R.Svitak, N.Slaton, D.Melchisedcch. Row 2: S.Ubcl, (.Erickson, J. Bruestle, S.Kadrlik, P.Damelson Not Shown: I.Peterson, and M.Westcrgaard. 98 YAC Board Row 1: N.8ostrom, J.Bortncm, K.Gorder. Row 2: I.Umerow, C.Sersland, L.Hotdahl, R.Olson. Row 3: L.Hall, l.CIcath, L.Peterson, C.Green. Row 4: S.Kadrlik, N.lanns, T.Scalcucd, K.Embretson. We've Been Dog-gon Busy Youth Activities Council, more commonly known as YAC, is headed by advisor Mike Simons and the YAC Board co-chairpersons Kari Embretson and Todd Scalcucci. Friday night dances, sno-daze, the winter retreat, the ail night party and the drop-in center after school were some of this years' activities. What's the first thing you think of when someone says, The Y ? Cindy Swanson: • )an Nielsen: Lynn Holdahl: Todd Scalcucci: Pat Hardie: Sandy Kukowski: Ken Carlson: Chris Born: Linda Fritze: Cindy Them: Lori Sylvester: Mary Rauenhorst: Sharon Boyd: Lana Hall: Joints! Y-Not? Sno-drifters After school Dances Throwing up in the Can Simons Pictures Blank Mind! Overnites Dances Simons Office The pain of group pictures 11,000 dollars in debt! Evflers Row 1: M.Pelhzer Row 2: t HaAcnvon. D.lohnvon, J.Milbn Row 3: C.Mddsen, D Johnson, D.frcnKcl. 100 G.A.S.'ers Row 1: S. Burke, K. likmjn. I Hall. |, Shepherd, I Holdahl Row 2: O. frwkvon, C Swan-von. E. Gaardcr Bangers Row 1: (.Bortnem, C.Sersland. L.Holdahl. Row 2: S.Kadrlik, T.Scalcucci, D Mclchisedech. Row 3: N.Lanns, C.Richards, K.Embretson, I.Umerow. K.Corder. Rink Rat Say Ah-h for Big MAC Medina Row 1. A.Marchessault, C. Olson Row 2: C. Lee, D. Revsbeck, J. Coodsell, E. Froidlund, P Har-die, D. McKay. Row 3: B. Taylor, I Lange, K. Ramerih, J. Miller, M. Rauenhorst, A. Coleman, S. Shaffer. Peek-a-Boo Rose and Grooves, Row 1: R.Fechl, Row 2: K.Sandvig. C.Opstad, Row 3: l.Schlenker, B.PIack, I. I'm sorry but we re all tied up this week Eikaas, L.Wassmund, A.Roloff. Row 4: W.Anderson, K.taCoursiere, D.Wicklund, M.Satre, E.Parbst. end. B.Selsback, D.Bain. J.Plilka. G.A.$.'er Row 1: J.Shepherd, I.Hall. C.Sullivan. C.Swanson, L.Holdahl. M.Gudmundson, Row 2: D.Erickson, $.Berke, K.Eckmarv Y-Teens started out the year with their annual Homecoming Breakfast. Other activities the Blue-Tri planned were Sadie Hawkins, Sno-Ball and the 50's dance. Each Chapter had their own activities, from singing at the Childrens' Hospital to beg-an-egg from door to door. The officers leading Blue-Tri were All School President Candy Mc-Roberts, Vice-President Mary Rauen-horst, Secretary Treasurer Linda Fritze, Historian Roberta Olson, Chaplain Claudia Johnson, Chapter Coordinator Kari Embretson. Why Notf Row 1: N.|ohnjon, M.Emerson, L.Holdahl, Row 2: C.Northrup, J.laCoimierc. C.OIson, B.Taylor, A.Marchesvault. Row 3: C.Hansen, K.Ramerth, M.Rauenhorst, J.Goodscll, P.Hardic, S.Shdffet. All In The Sophomores Rosv 1: K.Adler, K.Pedersen, S.Carl-son, Row 2: L.Extrand, M.Edwards, C.Weber, J.Ogdahl, D. Eklund, C. Christ. Row 3: K.Berg-um, D.Hamernik, M.Mocn, M.J. Polunc, |.Erickson, School is a place where many people gather; To share each others feelings, jokes, sorrows, and lives. No such place will ever be quite like it; Where such oneness is present, And it shall never be forgotten. Carol Tillman Picture: Courtesy of Mary Wick. 108 Cheese! Ken Normans Row 1: M.Ames, P.Breedlove, B.Kramer, I.Kelly. Row 2: D.Dolny, N.Bostrom, T. Satterlund, L.Tratnik, Y.Hanson, A.Rabb. Row 3: M.Wick, M.Fondcll. |.Helms, D.Erickson, M. Hanson. Row 4: C.Crannes, M.Cote, N.Collins. f ron� Row. A.Pailcrson, C.L«. hr, B.Vandeloo, and C.Sharp. Fire of the year PP M ess Aamodi, Greg Aaserud, Karen Acker, Renae Adler, Kathy Affolter, Sue Alexander, Gregg Almquist, Ken Alsip, Myrna Ames., Mary Anderson, Andrew Anderson, Jim Anderson, Kari Anderson, Penny Anderson, Rachel Anderson, Sue Anderson, Tim Anglim, Christopher Applequist, Teresa Arendarczyk, Dan Armstrong, Becky Arvidson, Dave Atkins, Bill Aufderhar, Gene Awe, Tom Axberg, Joyce Bailey, Brad Baker, Dorinda Baker, Shirley Bakke, Judy Balcome, Tim Ballard, Lester Barsamian, Mike Baum, Rick Beattie, Dave Becker, Roberta Bell, Lee Bell, Mark Bellanger, Kathy Benson, Becky Berg, Julie Berg, Mark Berg, Ron 114 Just the start, Berg, Sieve Bergan. Kathy of making new friends ... Berge, Mike Bergland, Rich Bergom, Karon Bergstrom, Mark Bigelow, Douglas Billings, Rickey Bishir, loan Bittner, Mary B|ornson, Kevin Blader, Kenny Blaisdcll, Debbie Blake. Phil Blatz, Ruthann Blessing, Mark Blue, Mark Blue, Penny Bohanon, John Bragg, Diane Breedlove, Peggy Br inwall, Bonnie 8rown, Sieve Brown. Dave Brown, Su anne Buttle, Rand) Burk man, Dave Burney, Cherril Burton, lack 8usho, Chris Buskirk, Tom Butterfield, Rick Campbell, Scott Carleen, Michele Carlson, Jetf R. Carlson, Jell B. Carlson, John Carlson, Joy Carlson, Kenneth Carlson, Sue Carlson, Tim Carlson, Randy Chinander, Dan Christ. Cathy Christensen, Jim Christensen, lonna Christensen. Terri Christiansen, Mona ns Cleve, Marilyn Cole, James Coolidge, John Crooks, Colleen Cummings, Larry Cunningham, Pal Dallas, Lisa Danberg, Jeff Davis, Angela Delano, Gene De Marais, Nancy Deresch, Shawn Deutsch, David Dierauer, Van Dillon, John Doblc, Chuck Dokken, Denise Dolan, Jim Donovan, Sharon Dornfeld, Marie Doroschuk, Lanie Dorsher, Shelly Downing, John Doyle, Steve Duda, Barb Duffy, Lynne Dunn, Jim Duslin, Dave Eck, Ray Edslrom, Sue Edwards, Mollie Egan, Rick Eggen, Ruth Eide, Timothy Eikaas, Linda Eklund, Diane Eliason, Cheryl Eng, Jackie Engelstad, Randy Engsirom, Chris Engslrom, Mark Erickson, Cindy Erickson, Joyce Erickson, Dan Extrand, Laurie Failor, Mike Fcchl, Taml Feely, Karen 116 . . in the years, A A£ Ferguson, Brian Ferrell, Vickie Fetzer. Cheryl Fildes, Dennis Fimon, Karen Fischer, Cindy Fischer, Jell Fischer. Patti Fitzgerald, Cathy Flanders, Nancy Flillet, LuAnn Flood, |im Forster, Tim Franks, leanettc Freeman, Karen Frenkel, |oe Frenstad, Jayne Freund, Diane Cardin, Maryl Gay, Brenda Geffre, Andy Cervais, Keith Gonsior, Teresa Gottwalt, Kevin Granholm, Id Grannes, Cindy Green, Nancy Green, Sheilla Green, Wanda Greiner, Renatc Grothc, Roger Grout. Bruce Grout, Gary Gruenwald, Mary Grunke, Craig Gunderson, Darcy Gunner, Scott Gunstrom, Vickie Gustafson, Jackie Gutwald, |ohn Hagstrom, Julie Hale, Robert Hallquist, Debbie Hamernik, Denise Hammer, Debra Hansen, Jim Hansen, Nancy Hanson, Kevin where fun never ends. 117 Hanson, Yvonne Harden, LeAnn Harlow, Jody Harris, Jim Harris, Paula Hastings, Pam Hawkinson, Scott Hartung, Joyce Hayenga, Debbie Hellerstedt, Marlene Hemmingsen, Terry Hendrickson, Janet Henkes, John Herkenholf, Sandy Herring, Kevin Hesse, Mark Hiben, Rachel Hietala, Cindy Hillestad, Kathy Hmschberger, Laurie Hinrichs, Jody Hirsch, Gary Hollenbeck, Craig Holmberg, Rachel Holmgren, Layton Homo, Randy Host, Jackie Hoven, Bonita Howell, Julie Hulkc, Jacquelyn Caught in the quiet, Hultgren, Nancy Hultman, Ann Hyland, Venita Isham, Kelley Jackson, Penny Jacobson, Steven lallah, Augusta lay, John Jenkins, Rayni Jesinoski, Sherri je usko, Ion Johns, Michelle johnson, Yvonne Johnson, Cindy Johnson, Jerry G. Johnson, Jerry R johnson, |im johnson, Machelle Johnson, Marsha Johnson, Michael johnson, Paul Johnson, Reed Johnson, Ricky johnson, Tom Jones, lorry Jones. Jonathan Kadrlik, Mary Kallcvig, Mike Kampa, Craig Kampf, Brian Kanuit, Bill Kask, Sue Kauf jmann, Frances Reiser, Starlenc Keller, Brian Kellermann, Debbie Kelly. Kris Kelly, Mike Kendrick, Tim Kern, Steven Kersten, Doug Kingsbcck, Paige Kjescth, G. Scott Klein, Tony Knight, Mary Knoke, Rocky Kocholek, Dave Kolstad, Barb Kourky, Liz Kramer, Barb Kran , Gerard Krause, Steve Krein, Donald Kroll, Scott off on our own . . . 119 Kulenkam}), Robin Kunkel, Mary Kusnier, Arnic Kvelland, Glen LaCoursiere, Kris Large, landa Large, Patricia Larsen, Eileen Larson, Dan Larson, Martin Larson, Mike Larson, Sue Laursen, Amy Leary, Denise Lee, Mark Lehman, Robert Lehrke, Tammy Lemay, Debbie Lidstone, Steve Locken, Nancy Loehr, Rose Lougce, George Luciano, Antonio Lund, Doug Lund, Dorinda Lundeen, Mary Jo Lundquist, Rhonda Lutz, Paul MacLean, Karen Maddux, Sandy Magnuson, Janice Magnuson, Mark Manoney, David Maien, Richard Mann, Kim Mascari, John Mattison, Richard Mattson, Mike Maus, Brian McAdams, Sheryl McCanney, Sue McCarty, William McClain, Curt McAllister, Scott McCullen, Pam McGinly, Kevin McGinty, Sandy McMastcr, Bill 120 .. . coming together, McVay, Lorraine Meehan, Jayne Melrose, Dean Mercado, Margarita Messick, Kin Meyer, Fred Midthun, Dave Mikkelson, Dale Miles, Carol Miller, Denise Mitchell, Bill Moen, Maureen Moir, Monte Moje, Dave Moore, Richard Morreim, Patty Morin, Marcie Morris, Gwendolyn Morris, Kerri Morris, Tom Mortensen, Steve Moya, Roxanne Mulhauscn, Jean Musil, Frank Nelson, Bill Nelson, Cathy Nelson, Dave Nelson, Julie Nelson, Scott Ness, Gay Newgard, Alberta Norgrcn, Terry Norman, Ken Norman, Lorie Nyhlen, Julie Ackerman, Curtis O'Donnell, Patty O'Dougherty, Kevin Ogdahl, Joan Ohotto, John Olausen, Jim Olsen, Judy Olson, Alan Olson, Craig Olson, Dan Olson, lone Olson, James Olson, Joanne staying alone. 121 Olson, Mark Olson, Mike Olson, Sandy Olson, Sheldon Olson, Suzy Organ, Mike Osberg, Doreene Osum, Jeff Owens, Diane Ozolins, Sandy Palbicki, Janet Palmer, Jim Parks, Kim Patterson, Julie Paulson, Jim Pearson, Paul Pederson, Kay Perry, Scott Peter, David Peterson, Cheryl Peterson, Deborah Peterson, Lynn Peterson, Pam Poe, Kevin Polak, Paul Polunc, Mary Jo Porter, Mark Powlcy, Mark Pranghofer, Susan Preusse, Terry Profant, Carmine Pufahl, Todd Pukay, Jim Quick, Ken Raab, Anne Raddin, Brian Ramm, Richard Ramnaraine, James Rapp, John Raze, Dani Rea, Patrick Ready, Pat Reich, Julie Reiners, Dave Remington, Barbara Remington, Katharyn Rhoades, Stephanie Richardson, Sandie 122 Our high school years, Rickard, Kurt Riley, Thomas Ring, Marilyn Ringquist, Erk Roach, Leslie Robinson, Antoinette Robinson, Lorna Romsaas, Reid Rosales, Kathy Ross, Leonard Roth, Chuck Royce, Debbie Russell. Brent Russell. Pamela Rut en, Dan Sabaka, David Sager, Kathl Sand, Connie Sandberg, Mariko Sanders, Jenny Sanford, Steve Sather, Rick Satterlund, Tern Saxon, Cathy Scalcucci, Carmen Schell, Bruce Schlenker, lisa Schlenker, Lori Schluck, Kevin Schneider, Margie Schoen, Roberta Schreiber, John Schriener, Scott Schultz, Tammi Schwartz. Tony Schween, Larry Scon, Jennifer Scrivner, Sue Seaton, Todd Seep, Christine Seman, Richard Severson, Barb Sexton, Thomas Shand, Cathy Shobe, Carrie Schultz, Dean Shun, Earl Silbernjgel. Michael 123 go by so fast ... Slayton, M. Edward Slone, Chris Smith, leery Smith, Mike Smith, Rodney Sobt ak, Steve Soderbetg, Craig Sonke, Jim Star buck, Scott Stein, Connie Steinhagen, Mary Steinkopf, Fay Stephenson, Patty St. lacquc, |itn Stock mo. Dana Stokes, Kenny Stolberg, Ron Sloltc, Boh Stormoen, Ron Sttandberg, Dave Struwve, Kim Sturtevant, Sarah Sullivan, John Sundblad, Kim Sundman, Mark Svoboda, Kathy Swanson, Dale Swanson, Julie Swanson, Richard Swingloy, Joe 124 ... enjoy them now, Sylvester, Jodi Thielen, Paulette Thompson, Dan Thompson, Debbie Thompson, Gary Thompson, Jennifer Thompson, Julie Thoreson, Mary Kay Thornton, RaeDean Tobeck, Val Tolle, Jan Tovsen, Jerry Townseml, Rosa Tracy, Susan Tratnik, Lois Trennepohl, Brent Tucker, Barbara Tunell, Diane Turk, Peggy Tyler, Julie Velcnchcnko. Jody Myring, Lorincttc Vick, Steve Vigtel, Annette Waelhof, Gene Wallace, Lee Roy Ottum, Robin Walls, Jill Wassmund, Linda Waterman, Donna Weber, Carol Wenzel, Doug West, Liz Wcslcotl, Tom Westrum, Sandy Weyrauch, Jere White, Marviette White, Ronda Wick, David Wiese, Janice Wiestock, Lori Wilcox, Pat Wildey, Dale Wilkerson, David Williams, Carol Williams, Charles Williams, Jeff Williams, Kathy Willman, Laurie Wittels, Chris Wold, Brian Wood, Jeff Wulff, John Ybarra, Debbie Yeazle, Steve Young, Todd Young, Kitty Zuehlke, Scott Nerison, Robert before they're past. 125 Able, John Abramson, Sue Adams, Doug Adams, Lamar Ahrens, Brenda Albrecht, Dan Albrecht, Tim Aldrich, Beth Allen, Dawn Allen, Shawn Allerson, Gayle Anderson, Byron Anderson, Jeana Anderson, Mark C. Anderson, Mark R. Anderson, Patty Anderson, Scott Anderson, Terry Anderson, Vicky Anderson, Ward Anderson, Wendy Arentz, Chris Arms, Kevin Arnold, Jim Baardseth, Helen Bailey, Bruce Balaban, Bob Barkley, Debbie Bauer. David Beattie, Mark Bendik, Mark Benoit, Shelley Benson, Mark Berget, Lee Berglund, Mary Berk ness, Jeff Berthilson, Donna Besse, Bonnie Bible, Daryl Bice, Duane Bingham, Videll Blaisdell, Doug Coming out in the world, Blankholm, Donna Biommel, Delores Blomquist, JoAnne Boehm, Brenda Bolin, Linda Bolin, Malt Borthem, Jeanne Bostrom, Nancy Bolts, Denise Bowens, Janet Bradley, James Brady, Dan Breedlove, John Broderick, Sheila Brown, Cathy BruveUs, Pete Buck, Jeff Buckley, Cathy Burgcit, Dawn Burke, Shawn Burmaster, Mark Bursingcr, Lisa Burt, John Bushay, 8ruce Butler, Jackie Butterfield, Marian Calvert, Joyce Cameron, Kim Campbell, Myrna Capet , Nancy Cardinal, Teresa Carlson, Cindy Carlson, Howard Carlson, Jan Carlson, Sue Carter, Kevin Caruso, Mark Castelucio, Toni Chayer, Doreen Chinander, Barb Christensen, Dave Christianson, Greg Clarin, Cindy Clark, Beth Cloutier, Steve Cochran, Mike Cockerham, Patricia Collier, Jim opening the door . . . 127 Collins, Nancy Cooke, Sherrie Cote, Majclla Crouch, Vince Daher, Nora Dahlgren, Dave Dahlman, Peter Dailey, Dawn Daly, Mark Dam, Cindy Danberg, Bobbi Danielson, John Deming, Mike DeWolf, Scott Diefenthal, George Dillon, Mark Dipple, lanelle Disinger, Kris Dokken, Steven Dolny, Debbie Do sen, )im Dostal, Connie Dostal, Kim Dreyer, Sandy DuCharme, Janie Duda, Edward Dudley, Wayne Duffy, Randy Dugan, Debbie Dunn, Steven Dunphy, Bill Dvorak, Dean Eiland, David Eilola, Jim Eklund, Julie Ell, Sue Elmore, Nina Emberley, Vicki Erbes, Pat Erickson, Tom Erickson, Diane Erickson, Karen Erickson, Susan Erikson, Jill Eskicrka, Glen Fagerstrom, Fran Fedt, Rose Ferrell, Linda 128 . . . looking at things, Fimon, Julie Fischer, Guy Flom, Scou Frahm, Pete Francisco, Boyd Fries, Diane Gallagher, Tom Gamblen, Christine Gardner, Dcbi Gilbert. Greg Gilbertson, Nancy Gipner, Jeff Giroux, Tom Clover. Wanda Goetten, Jeanne Gorder, Kris Gough, Mike Gra(, Jon Grannos, Debbie Graske, Julianne Greenlund, Peter Grefsrud, Cheryl Grelson, Morgan Grich, Darlene Grothe, Ron Gruensvald, Elizabeth Gunderson, Suzann Gunner, Becky Gustafson, Jon Maack, Robert Hackel, Mary Haglund, Rick Hallquist, Roxanne Hansen, Cherri Hansen, David Hansen, Kim Hanson, Cheryl Hanson, Margaret Hanson, Patti Harris, Cindy Hartmann, Bonnie Harvcll, Cathy Haas, Nancy Haugc, Beth Hayes, Mike Heathcote, Scott Helgesen, Don Helms, Jill like never before. 129 Helseth, Jacqueline Hemmingsen, Sue Hendon, Col new Hendricks, Martha Henrich, Mark Herberg, Dave Herkal, Margaret Herrtan. Elizabeth Herring. Sylvia Hibben, Dawn Hilden, Roger Hmschberger, Paul Hoehne, Mary Hohler, Debbie Holbrook. Randall Holliday, Lean no Holmen, Gary Holmquist, Cindy Holmquist, Kurt Homan, Pam Homo, Greg Homstad, Linda Hopkins, 8ob Hosek, Debbie Howard, Johanna Hoven, Roseanne Hoven, Yvonne Hull. Lawrence Hunter, David Hurley. Delayne 130 Since last year, Irish, B.irb Iverson, Mike lingula, Patiicii jemen, Linda Je usko, lulu Joel, Lynn Johansson, Esther Johnson, Bruce Johnson, Carol Johnson, Cindy Johnson, Claudia lohnson, David lohnson, Debbie Johnson, Diane Johnson, Doug Johnson, Jeana Johnson, Jeff Johnson, Karen Johnson, Susan Jones. Su Kachurik. Karen Kafka, lee Kaiser, Karen Karos, Donn Keefer, lln Kelley, Laurie Kelly, James Kendrick, Colleen Kildahl, Kathy Kindcm, Bill Kingsley, Teresa Kittclson. Michael Knudson, Laurie Knutson, Julie Knutson, Kent Kolb, Ron Kolve. Cindy Kopka, Corinne Kottke, Lesley Koucky, Mike Kraabel, Al Krause, Peter Kridcr, Mike Krtder, Leonard Kukowski, Donna Krieg, Russell LaFlamme, Micheal LaCroix, Tony Larson, Kurt Larson, Cordon Larson, Margie Larson, Mary Larson, Norman Larson, Shari 131 we've come a long way.. . . . . experiencing new feelings, McCraw, Tom McGuire, Ken McKinley, Diana McLaughlin, Debbie McMullen, Mike McRoberts, Mitzie Mead, lulie Mealman, Cindy Melhus, Mary Mik kelson, Dave Miles, Pam Miles, Sheri Miller, Kevin Miller, Tom Moe, Donna Mohn, Steven Moran, Douglas Moritz. Pamela Moritz, Roger Morris, Cindy Muchko, Terri Murphy, Steven Murry, Kathy Myhre, Barb Myhre, Leigh Ann Nelson, Denise Nelson, James Nelson, Janice Nelson, Julie Nelson, Lola Nelson, Lori Nelson, Matthew Nelson, Nancy Nelson, Randy Ness, Gail Nevala, Gcri Newberg, Nancy Nor by, Mark Nordmayer, Jill Nye, Katherine Oberlander, Paul O'Brien, Steve Ocel, John Odden, Bev O'Denius, Steven O'Donnell, Ed O'Donnell, Pam O'Dougherty. Sheila 133 and changing every day. Yet there's so much to know, Pullis, 8ob Quam, Bunny Quick, Bob Quick, Lois Rabenorl, Robyn Radon, Kevin Rampi, Philip Rand, Rhoda Rasmussen, Karen Ratliff, Linda Raymond, Curt Raymond, Debbie Raze, Ronda Ready, Colleen Redhead, Tim Reich, Charlotte Reierson, Candy Reilly, Pamela Revsbeck, Doug Rice, Laura Riley, Nancey Ritchie, Treasure Rivers, Scott Rimarcik. Jeff Robcr, Louis Rolf, Jenell Rollins, Mike Roloff, Anne Ross, Cherie Roth, Sue Roufs, Jane Ronning, Dale Ruona, Marty Rusnacko, Robyn Rutherford, Kevin Ryan, Kevin Sager, Pam Sand, Doug Sandberg, Jim Sandmeyer, Kathy Sandvig, Karen Satre, Mary Satterlund, Tracy Savage, Brad Saxon, Warren Saxum, Kathy Scheuneman, Amanda Schmidt, Shannon 135 and so much to say.. . Schroedcr, Walter Schnurrer, Steve Schutte, Vicky Schuveiller, Charles Schwegel, Lynn Seaberg, Susan Seep, Linda Sheldon, Deborah Silbernagel, Malonie Silva, John Simcoe, Linda Smedstad, Mark Smetana, Kendrick Smith, Brian Smith, Linda Soderbcrg, Donna Sonke,Sue Sorenson, Julie Sowlos, Dan Stand jl, Vicky Starken, Mike Stemper, Joanne Stenvig, Tracy Stickney, Glenn Stock mo. Dawn Stonestrom, Carol Storlie, Mike Strand, Ken Struckman, Kevin Sund berg, James 136 .. . before our time here, Swanson, Ardi$ Swanson, Jim Swanson, Sue Swenson, Susan Swiderski, Cheryl Tanner, Curt Tebbitt, Mike Tetcris, Mark Thielen, Julie Thomas, Brad Thompson, Robert Thompson, Tom Thorson, Barb Tidrick, Thomas Tipler, Michael Tolan, Edward Treff, Cindi Trinkle, Steve Turgeon, Kevin Varpness, Steve Violet, Cindy Johnson, Lane Walkowski, Rob Rumbaks, Mark Walstad, Lynn Sengcr, Barbara Wang, Lai Warner, Rosemary Warren, Mark Wassmund, Rae Ann Watroba, Bob Weydt, Jennifer White, Vicki Wick, Mary Wicklund, Debra Wietstock, Renae Williamson, John Winter, Sue Wojciechowski, Steve Wolfe, Julie Woodford, Dianne Wyatt, Cathy Yeo, Cathy Zabel, Jeff Zicglmcier, Marsha Zimmerman, Celly Zimmerman, Tom Zins, Scott passes away 137 Teachers Are Involved They leach, raise families, lake college classes, work, play, travel, relax and so forth, just like other folks. The typical female teacher at Roosevelt is about 37 years old, is married and has two children. She has a Bachelor's degree and a year or two more of college credits. She has been teaching at Roosevelt seven years. When asked, What do you like best about teaching at Roosevelt? , they answered, working with growing minds , the cooperative staff and general friendly atmosphere , most of the students , well-mannered students , and generally indicated that they enjoyed teaching at Roosevelt. 1. C.Pinkney 2. l.fngstrom 3. I Newman. S.HocI 4. V.Mahcr, M. Nelson, M. Erickson 5 P.Fecly 6. N.GIenn, K.CIenn 7. M.Kadue 138 in Many Different Things The typical male teacher at Roosevelt is married, has 2 2 children, is 41 years old, has a Master's degree and has been at Roosevelt for 11 Vi years. Things they like best about teaching at Roosevelt are students and faculty are beautiful people and make me feel quite comfortable and at home here , responsive parents, staff and office force , when the chips are down, the kids always come through: 'Operation Christmas Basket', 'Crooks Drive' , seeing so many of our students becoming successful and finding happiness , the kids are still interested in learning here , and I like the nice people. ROOSEVELT SENIORS TYPICAL TED: Gail Nelson and Jeff Cardinal BIGGEST BROWNIE: Cindy Lehr and Robin Juhl MOST TALENTED TED: Betty Vaughan and Tim Orel BEST DRESSED: Kari Embretson and Steve Wick = u iiii:it = ONLY CLASS CLOWN: Cindy Olson and Dave Revsbeck Nominate Classmates CONTRIBUTED MOST: Nancy Lanns and Dic k Bain BEST BOD: Cindy Sorenson and Reed Larson MOST INTELLECTUAL: Sharon Boyd and MOST INDIVIDLJALISTIC: Darcie Livingston and Jim Dahlen IWJV. K,' VAJI bgjwt cMv.t ) ffosUiMU SJty st «ol OiCSX f MOST NOMINATED: Greg Madsen BEST SMILE: Kathy Ramerth and Mike Knoke Winners of Theodore Awards TALLEST: Karen Paquay and Al Coleman SHYEST: Lori Sylvester and Curt Kersten MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED: Janet Shepherd and Steve Francisco FRIENDLIEST: Pat Hardie and Eddie Friedland SHORTEST: Cara Hansen and Cliff Lee e p � P.wne (Alias Top Teds) MOST ATHLETIC: Emily Wilde and Burt Selsback CLASS CHATTERBOX: Edda Bjornson, Joel Hoffa, Genel BIGGEST FLIRT: Terry Thibault and Bob Luchsinger CUTEST COUPLE: Sharon Edstrom and Tom Thornberg. jjpvqu Hli r A salute to at R.H.S.! Everyone of us is a Top Ted in our own way by our contribution to this school. Steve Arnos lorn Aitkon Terry Amundson Debbie Anderson Debbie Anderson Cindv Anderson 144 Gayle Anderson |.inet Anderson Jeffery Anderson Kim Anderson Mary Anderson Randy Anderson Robert Anderson John Archer Jamie At wick Shcr i Auslund Richard Bain Charles Baker Bruce Bartko Gail Ban Stephan Bassamore Robyn Bauer Richard Behncke linnea Berg 145 CLASS OF Shelley Berke Linda Bishop Edda Bjornson Bonnie Boo ier Christopher Born Vicki Bowman Sharon Boyd Mary Bruton DrnrmBradley Tim Bradv Debbir Brewer |ohn Broten Cynthia Brown Douglas Brown Sue Brown Judy Brurstlr Nina Bryn Pat Bur Scott Buffic |im Bui.im) tarry Bushev Sievc Carey Kay Bullock David Burton Steve Carlisle leanne Carlson Mike Carlson Mike C. MB Panic Carlson Scon Carlson till Caron Days of Celebrating 7fya L, AjOjo AjlaJLLur 4TYy SL thjLy P ctcyd- OjLC_ V- 0 AJ -Q L,K T £' g£ u XSlig 0 0 CTAJt V Q.L yy --TKjXnxj JUs Jl±D 0,0 flcrZ- JLC -Ajzjl wy cc. al CO vyOO -« W , Mjrk Chrittun Keilh ChnMunu'n Kurl CLiuscn LynnCIcath 149 Richard Crabtree Byron Crouch James Crowley James Dahlen Paul Danielson Dave Davilt . . wishing they weren't so few Al Coleman Diane Conn Jim Coolidge Dean Crabb Clint Cud Debbie Cullen Cindy Deeds Diane Dornfeld Kevin Doble Tim Dorr Linda Dostal Robin Dreycr Sue Dillon Michael Dorsher Rene Dreyer Daniel Dustin Sharon Edltrom K.in Imbrclson mne Julio Erie kson « OL ko c vu ot u.0 - X CjO w MflA ouj u dLrCt JU X J xJifCj C WJ Jsujt J u . 'A °y u jJior g Uxxo . “Aa W. '- ° H uru .a Jjt jLo dUwUAfc. 2fcurf 4 71jnM iy , 153 Cathy Fenne Mike Feran Colleen Ferrell Paul Iinco Cheryl F letch Stephen Francisco Mark Fredericks Ross Fredrickson Douglas Freeman Eddie Freidlund David Frenkel Linda Fritzc Laurie Furry Emtlie Gaarder David Cable Loren Gallagher TimCamec .. .friendships old and new. MikeGartland Pat Gates Kathy Gewcckc Gregory Gilbert Sandy Glatte Bill Grant Colleen Green Greg Grich Jill Goodsoll Beverly Gores BobGorg Richard Grannes 55 Holly Gudmundson Marti Gudmundson RozanneGuilfoyle LynnGunstrom Paula Gustafson Bob Guzman Lee Haakenson Bruce Hagsttom Mary Hagsttom Lana Hall lacquclin Handeland Commitment to the things we love. . . Cindy Hansen Janice Hainan Marlene Hanson Steve Hanson Sandra Han al Pat Hardic Brian Hardon Sharon Hart berg Cara Hansen Vicky Hauff lee Haugen Phyllis Hayenga Lynn Healy Dave Helms Bruce Heminger Bruce Hendrickson Byfon Hendrickson lanice Hendrickson Catherine Hennessy FredHerkal Debbie Hermansen Mary Jo Hilgemann Jim Hillan .. .cooperating with each other, working together. . . Kathleen Hough Margaret Hughes James Holst Blanche Horn left Ingersoll Kathy Irish Mike Isham Diane Jacobson Dennis Jensen Virginia Jenson Lynctte Johansen . . . and the challenge of being Kathy Johnson Kevin Johnson Larry Johnson Nancy Johnson Nancy Johnson Alan Jorgenson Raymond Jubera Robin Juhl Sieve Kadrlik David Kampf Genel Kampf David Kask 162 Terry Kawell Robert Keller Debra Kelly Mark Kendrick Kevin Kenow Charlene Kern Curtis Kersten Neil Kmgsbeck Cheryl Kinney Nancy Kintop Denise Kissell Bob Kittelson Lori Klein Jackie Kleinsasser Mike Knoke Jayne Kol lodge Paul Koscielski 153 ).iy Krafihcfer Rodney Kramer Debbie Krat Dan Kugler Sandra Kukowski Katy Kranz rm Mark Kulenkamp Jodi LaCoursicre Roxann Kunnari Our last few days together. . . Steve lagcrquht Janice laMerr Nancy lamp on Nancy Lanns Reed Larson Stephanie lean Carol LeDuc Cary lehei Thomas Lehman Cindy lehr Terry lenton Katherine lev Mark lillard Mike Imdgren Cheryl lindblom Bob Luchsinger Grant Logan Darcic linvmgstone Karen Lundquist Margret ludenia loLut Charley Lyman the time went by so fast CrcR Madsen Pal Manahan Annette Manhcssault Cheryl Manning Tony Marchese Terri Marcon Melody Marroqum Thomas Martin David McDougall Paula Marly Dan McCartney David McKay Darlene McKin ie Linda MrKin ie |im McLaughlin Katherine M« Millan Candy McRoberU lame Meehan what we feel will last forever Sieve Midlhun John Millet 169 Bobbie Miller CarleiK Mtl el Marianne Morin John Mulhauscn Linda Munig Ephrcm Negusse Caius Nelson 170 .. . holding memories of things gone past Gayle Nelson Jim Nelson |o Ann Nelson Karen Nelson Lynetle Nelson 171 Philip Nelson Scotl Nelson Sue Nelson Wendy Nelson George Nerheim |an Nielsen Dave Ness Sue Nimmerfroh Kenneth Norland Nancy Northielt Carol Northtup Karen Norwick lean Ofctehage Mark Olmstead Cindy Olson Debbie Olson Doreen Olson Kenneth Olson Lynn Olson 17? Looking back, we will remember. .. Diana Peters Terry Perron Roberta Olson Cheryl O'Neil Corey Ophus John Orr Jay Ostrander Karen Owen Larry Oxendale Karen Paquay Sharon Parkos Debbie Patrirk • ... '• . Robert Oman Terry Olson 173 Ri turd Peterson Wendy Peterson Paul Peterson William Peterson Ray Petersons Itm Petro the good times we had here Dwaine Peterson |eff Peterson laurel Peterson Pam Peterson Darlene Peterson u Mary Kay Rauenhortf Greg Richard Pam Ritchie Pal Ritchtr Kristi Ka mk Shenlyn Reno David Kcvsbeck Sue River Sieve Robert larry Royle Reed Root Gail Roseland 176 Sherri Saiher Scott Ryan Jim Sandberg Richard Sande Gary Sather Charles Sax Jayne Saxum Todd Scalcucci Janis Schoenike Terry Scholes Marilyn Scnuli Tom Schul Nan Scott Mark Seagren Tim Seaton Susan Seifert Mike Selandcr Burton Se Is back Cecilia Senger . . . because this is our year. ••• Cindy Sharp Susan Shaughnessy lanet Shepherd Janer Shelter Sue Sina Shirley Sleen Debbie Slotrem Colleen Smith Sandi Snow Phil Soine Cynthia Sorensen Michael Stephenson Sean Stephenson Brenda Stoick Allen Storhakkcn Robert Storeygard Scott Stewart JoanStiel David Storgaard Connie Sullivan Jeff Sundin Randy Svitak Cynthia Swanson Marion Swanson Lori Sylvester Bette Taylor Cynthia Them Terry Ihibaull Thomas Thornberg Carol Tillman Dave Tolan Douglas Tolan Vickie Tovsen Junior Townsend Thomas Utterberg Barbara Vandeloo Ian Vatsaas Kevin Volk Betty Vaughan Ann Weiu Steve Wenzel Brent Weiss Daniel Wiese Emily Wilde Barb Williams 185 Seniors Orientation sophs what's a football preview? .. Standards open lunch .. Mclnroy 2 bits battle cry .. Y Dances jocks freaks ... auditoriums How the West was Won? Color My World Give Those Pussies the Boot Operation Christmas Basket Watergate Hockey City Champs all night parties at the Y . Precious and Few 18 year old liquid lunch foreign language trips abroad fur coats apple river . . 50th Anniversary senior pictures river parties Pluck Those Birdies Bear washed out Holiday Inn Queen Mel and King Eddie Colleen Crooks Daisy Mae Kim and Lil' Abner Dave Just You and Me fuel shortage Skylab Comet Kohoutek Suck a Snowball the Haak write-in candidate girls volleyball city champs impeachment 50c and more for gas icebox classrooms McDonalds donut shop blunt cuts shags pepfests? This is Your Life Roosevelt High School Drama plays Mr. Rosholt's sneaky trips down the hall and through the fire towers Boy gymnasts take City Al Coleman's basketball award Streaking and anti-streakers Ski team wins sec- ond place in State Hearst Kidnapping Remember In memory of Bill Johnson of Larson's Studios who passed away in February of 1974. Mr. Johnson is remembered for his willingness to cooperate with students on the Staff, especially. He answered every request made for pictures until his death, and many of the pictures on this book, including the beautiful color endsheets, are there thanks to his dedication to serving others. walking to school in night-time darkness Getem Slylen Kazoo band AFS student Emily Ga-arder Mrs. Henningsgard's headlines . American Graffitti back to the fifties revival saddle shoes baggies argyle socks Boogie Woogie Bugle Boy Coliseum women's work boots new Ted-die Bear costume fire drills Agnew resigns energy crisis coats in classrooms Greater Metropolitan Car Pool no lights in halls no sports during Christmas Vacation hockey team - Twin Cities and Region 5 champs hockey team goes to State loses heartbreaker in overtime against Grand Rapids 3 - 2 .. . spring in February Last Quarter May Day Senior Banquet Senior Class Play band trip to Vienna Senior Skip Day Senior Prom signing Sagamores commencement .. diplomas graduation parties tears keep in touch farewell Roosevelt GENERAL INDEX AFS Audio Visual Badminton, Girls 30-32 50-53 105-109 92-93 33-35 28 48-49 Colleen Crooks Debate FacufyiCandids FFA ' i 60-61 7 0-?1 100-102 Pep Club Pepfests k 186-187 I 144-185 64-65 24-25 % 7114-125 lores Standard Staff Student Aides Student Council Student Senate Swimming Swimming, Girls Tennis, Girls Top Teds Tri-Hi-Y VICA Viking Club Volleyball, Girls Winter Sports Day Wrestling YAC Board SENIOR INDEX I Tram, ADIER. GREGG- Cross Country, Track, F.F.A. (V P); 144.4.48.87 AI1KEN. TOM- Drama Club, play 'Gentlemen Prefer Blondes ; 144 AMIS, STEVEN- 144 AMUNDSON. TERRY-144 ANDERSEN. TODD-Basketball 144 ANDERSON, CINDY- D.I.C.A.; 144)84 ANDERSON, DEBBIE-14 ANDERSON, DEBBIE- Sportsman's Club. Vising Club, Ski Team (Captain). 144,90 (SON, GAYlE- Pep Club. Drama Ctdb, 144 i£T-144 mastics. Drama IS-147 A 4?.V W VAC, Pep Club, Gymnastics. Track. 147.4.18. 94,79 BRUESTIE, IUDY- Hi-Y. Sportsman i Oub. Senior Executive Board, leadership, 147,98 BRYN. NINA- Viking Club Y4f Sportsman s Club, Student Council. PcpClub l4'.36 BUE. PAWICK- D.E.C.A.; 147,78 BUFPWfcoi T - 147 8ULAND, |AME -147 BULLOCK. RAYMONp- 148 BURKE. MARK- BURTON, DAVID-Wrestlln?Tl48,M BUSHEY, LARRY-148,58 BUTLER MARGARET- CAAN, DIANE-Gymnastics ► - -•% CAMPBELL, MIKE- Swimming; 148 CARDINAL. JEFF- football, Track. Hocley. Pep Club, Sportsman's Club Top Ted- 1 pi-cal Ted; 148,44.47 TAREY. 5TIVE- Wrestling; 148 CARLISIE, STEVEN- President of Black Student Union; 148,14 CARLSON. JEANNE- FE A, Sportsman's Club; | 148,98 . Swimming, Track; ITZ. BASSAMORf BAUER, ROBYf [ BE HNCKE, RICHAf ELOR, DIANE-ENSON, CANDACE-[RG, LINNEA- Volleyball, BadmintoF -Y, Honor Society; Viking Club; 135,72,7 JGIIN, LORI- Bluc-Tri, Choristers; 146 CE, SHEET Y- Roekettes (Captain). Student Jlue-Tri (CRHer Pres.), Hi-Y, Pep sman's C lub. sidic Hawkins chair- J46.1,5,11,97,%,1 IN- Marching Band, V.I.C-A., Hi-Y; LINDA-1 [EY, LORRIE-)N, EDDA- Pep Club, Sportsman's1 nor Society, Viking uClub (Pres.), Topted - Class Chatterbox; 146,90 IER, BONNIE-146 CHRISTOPHER- Track. Taxidermy ;amore (Photographer); 146.40 VICKI- Orchestra, Foreign Language Club; I4U2 BOYD. SHARON- f nch Club. Speech Oub, AFS, Top Ted- Mostlg BRAATEN. YAC. Concert Choir; ’ BRADLEY, DENNIS-BRADY. TIMOTHY BREWER. DEE laircs. 147, CARLSON. MIKE-CARLSON. PAT HE- ’ 148,90 CARLSON. S( on- Track. FEA, Taxidermy. 146 CARON, Ull- Orchestra; 148,32 CARPENTER. SHIRLEY-Pep Club. OE A; 149 CARTER, PAUL-Football, Track. Hockey 149. 44 TER. PAUL- 149 CHRISTIAN, MARK-Sportsman' Club. Soph. Hockey, Soph. Football. Senior Executive (Vice Pres.). Student Council, leadcr- :hristiansen. keith- 149 KURT- Slagc Crew; 149,80 ( I l TH, LYNN- Tri-Hi-Y, Medical Careers ( lub, swim Team, Marching Band, Volleyball Badminton, Pep Club, Sportsman's Club, Viking Club. Ski Team, VAC Board; 149.99.90. Mi,5 CIEAIH. SUE 149 CUEFORD, PAL I Track. Swimming, 149 CLINTON. RON Al D- 149 'COLEMAN. Al- Top fad, Tallest, 150,101,52. ■W15,13.6,4 4N. DIANE-ISO IDGE, JIM-YAC. 150 I DEAN-150 EE. RICHARD- 150 BYRON- 150 V. JIM- D.F.C.A.. !Llf (111 EN. D DAHIFN. 11st K , 150.4 DAHIIN DAHl'NL 4 15.84 (MS Queen; 1.87 Hi-Y, YAC. Sportsman's Teachers Aide; 147,33. Basketball. Aide: 151 tan's Club, Tri-Hi-Y, PAUl- ,; 1! t, DAVE- 150 DEEDS. CINDY- Bluc-Tri, I DILLON, SUE - Blur-T DOBIE, KEVIN-151 ■ DONNE IIY. STEPHAN-V.I.C.A.. DOR NEE ID, DIANE-Blue-Tri; 151 DORR. 1IM-Cross Country, Track, 151,4.48 DORSHER, MIKE- Varsity Ho k«ry. Tennis, 8. uc-Tn, Sports SBI . Student. Council. Senior Executive Board Standard- Sports Editor, 151,38 DOSTAl, LINDA; D.f.C.A.. 15 DREYER, ROBIN- 151 DUDLEY. PAUL-Dl SUN. DAN- football. Tr Chor al fBEU SRR1 ! K M AN, KAI man's ( lub: 152.10(1. ifl EDSTROmT SHARON OEA 9fAfViman's ■ Club. Girls Choir. lop' Ted utest Couple; 152 ELIAS, TOM- ElLIS, KAREN- Sporlsmlh's Oub. Skiing (Captain); 152 EMBRETSON. K A RI - K«a odef U.aptai YAC Board. Blue In ( ' apler Coordinator), Sportsman' , lub Pep -ub. Trf Hl-Y, 5 4 aid Matt. Top led Be-.' D- st«§ 1521,101 104.10b.%,97. )9.4 EMERSON. MAKYANNt- StudMI Council. ( heerleader. Senior Executive Board, Pep Club. Blue Tri, Concert choir, R Club, YAC; 152.33.10S ENQUIST. |ANET- Marching Band. Stage Band. Sagamore Stall, Concert Band; 152.40, 30 ENGS I ROM. KATHlEIN Pep Club. Blue Tri. VAC; 152,106.94.16.4 ERICKSON DEBBIE- Sportsman's Club. Viking Club, Im-Hi-Y. Blue In. 152,105,100.11 ERICKSON. lUtll Volleyball. I rack. Badmin-ton. Basketball. Othct Aide. 152.98.73,72 ERICKSON. PAUl- IS).48.18 IRICKvON, ROXANNE Drama Club, Pep Club. All yhool Wav- Or.tlemcn Prefer Blondes . Drama frshval Pla ' Or.faustus . 153,94.88 ERIKSON, DEBRA 15) FAISON, BARBARA- FFCHT. MARY HI 1H- Sportsman's Club; 153 EEELY. LEE ANN- Spannh i lub, HI-Y. YAC Board Bluc-Tri; 15),14 FENNl CAIHY-OEA. 153.85 I IRAN, MIKE-D.F.C .A.; 151 HRKcLl. COELEEN-15) EINCO, PAUL- Track; 15) FISCHER. ROXANNE-84 FJELDHIIM. S1EN- Ski Team, 5 FEETCH, CHERYL- YAC. Tri fl.-Y, OEA, Club.Blue-Tri, Honor Sotieiv, '5J,85 FIOM. IEEE-football; 154 fONDEll. TOM- Wrestling Mudent Council, President of Senior Class. N-ntor Ex« Board, Hi-Y; 154 EORCIER, WALLACE-FRANCISCO, STEVE- Top U-d-lo Succeed; 154.33,3932 88 IREDERICKS, MARK- Wrestling. Choir, 154,33 FREDERlCKSON. ROSS 154 FREEMAN, DOUGI AS E54 FREIDLUND. EDDII Homecoming King, Cold Hi-Y, Top Ted- iriendllest; 154,1 FRENKEL, DAVID football. Basketball. Baseball. Track; 1S4,ltX).44.11 IRITZE. LINDA- Blue Tri (Setrelary-Tr urer), Sagamore (layout Edtior), defy. 154.104, iu6,40,2 FURRY, IA t KLTTA-154 GAARDER. LMILIE- Swimming. Ski Train, ATS, Spanish, Blue-Tri; 154,100.79,76,75.68 SENIOR INDEX GABIF, DAVID- Drama Club, Taxidermy Club, Concert Choir; 1 S4,33,1 GALLAGHER; LORLN- 154 GAMEC, TIMOTHY- 154 GARTI AND, MIKE- Football, Track; 155 GATES, PAT- Blue-Tri, Pep Club, Drama Club, AES; 155,14 GIWECKE, KATHY- D.E.C.A.; 155.84 GILBERT, GREGORY- FEA (Asm. Sentinel). 155 GIATTE, SANDY-155 GOODSELL, IILL- Tri-Hi-Y, Pep Club, Blue-Tri, Student Council, Senior Executive Board, 105,79,4 GORES, BEV- Vrking Club. Pep Club, Concert Choir, Girls Choir, Sportsman's; 155,33, 39,90 GORG, BOB- Sportsman's Club, Hi-Y, Student Council, Hockey, Standard Araif, Gym Aide; 155,39 COTZ, LUCY GRANNES, RICHARD- 155 GRANT, WILLIAM i55 GREEN, COll ifN- Pep Club (Pres), Tri-Hi-Y, Blue-Tri, Sportsman's Club. YAC, Viking Club; 155,106,99.94,90 GRICH, GREG- Swim Team; 155 GROCE, LEE-RUE.’mWALD.FtOM- 155 GROUI. BRIAN- Swimming, Drama Club; 15s| HOI oif. Sport Senior E UDMUMDSON. HOLLY-156,76 MUNDSON, MARTHA- 156,105,76,88, GflLFOYIE. ROXANNE-OEA; 156,85 GUNyTROM, LYNN-156 GUTHIER, RODNEY-GUZMAN, ROBFRT 156 HAAKENSON, LEE- W.S.D. King, Golf. Student Council, YAC; 15?. 100 HAGEN, TIMOTHY-HAGSTROM, BRUCE-156 HAGSTROM, MARY- Concert Choijf, Sportsman's Club, Pep Club, Tri-Hi-Y, Senior Executive Board, Co-Chairperson of Senior All-night Party; 156,33 HALL. LANA-156,100,99,105,94,76,40,11 HANDELAND, JACQUELINE- Tri-Hi-Y, Pep Club, Sportsman's Club; 156,109 HANSEN, CARA- Blue-Tri, Tri-Hi-Y, Student Council, Top Ted- Shortest; 157,36,39 HANSEN, CINDY- Cheerleader, Pep Club, Blue Tri, Sportsman's Club, Student Council; 157,105,106 HANSEN, JANICE- OEA; 157 HANSON, MARLENE- Badminton, Tri-Hi-Y, Student Council. Senior Executive Board; 157 HANSON, STEVEN-157 HANZAL, SANDY- Tri-Hi-Y, Gymnastics. Blue-Tri, Pep Club, Sportsman's Club; 157,14. 94 HARDIE, PAT- Homecoming Queen Candidate, Sagamore (Business Editor); Top Ted Friendliest; 157,101,105,79,94.40,15,134 HARDON, BRIAN-157 HARTZBERG, SHARON- Homecoming Queen Candidate, Standard 157,106,38,15,13, 4 HAUFF, VICTORIA-157,106,97,4 HAUGEN, LEE- Band, Stage Band, Swimming; 157,30 HAYENGA. PHYLLIS-Pep Club, FHA; 157 HAYES, IOHN-158 CY- YAC, Tri-Hi-Y, Sportsman's Club, Pep Club, Of A-, HEALY. LYNN- Band, Sportsman's Club, YAC Board. Pep Club, Tri-Hi-Y; 158,30 HELMS, DAVE- Skiing; T58 HEMINGER, BRUCE-158,87,91 HENDEl, PHILIP-HENDRICKSON, BRUCE- 158,36 HENDRICKSON, BYRON-158 HENDRICKSON, JANICE- Drama Club, Ski Team, Blue-Tri, Sno-Driftcrs; 158,107.88 HENNESSEY, CATHERINE-158 ■ HENNING, JOE-HERKAL, FRED-158 HERMANSEN, DEBORAH-158 HESTER. RUIL-HILGEMAN, MARY-j Hill AN, JAMES-1! HIMMIER, WEND eedtive Board, Ch«r; 159,33 HOEHNE, DEBBIE- Office Aide? HOEN. TERRY-159 HOFFA j JOEL- Football, Senior Executive Board, Top Ted- CIjss Chatterbox V HOFFER, TIMOTHY-159 HOGFR, IYNN- Student Council Blue-Tri, French Club, Volleyball, Tri-Hi-Y; 159,72 HOLDAHL, LYNN- Cheerleader, Sagamore (Copy-Editor), Swimming Team, YAC Board, Ski Team, Viking Club, Pep Club, Blue-Tri, Tri-Hi-Y, Sportsman's Club; 159,94,90,105,99, 101.100.40.93.68.6.5.4 HOLLENBECK, KAYLA- Pep Club, D.E.C.A.; 159,84 HOLM, RONALD-159 HOLMBERG, WENDY- Tri-Hi-Y, Honor Society, french Club; 159 HOLMQUIST, CHERYL-OEA; 159,85 HOLMQUIST, RICHARD- Cross-Country. Skiing, Track; 159,48 HOLMSTROM, CINDY- D.E.C.A.; 159,84 HOLST, JAMES- Viking Club, Football. Skiing, Hi-Y, Pep Club; 160,44,11 HOM, BLANCHE- Drama Club, Spanish Club, Orchestra; 160,79,32 HOUCH, KATHLEEN-160 HUGHES, MARGARET- 160 HULLETT, KATHLEEN-160,81 HULS, CLARENCE- INGERSOll, JEFF- Band, Stage Band, Swimming, French Club-160,30 IRISH, KATHY- VICA; 160 ISHAM, MICHAEL-160,39 JACOBSON, DIANE- Marching Band; 160,30 JAMES, MICHAEl-JARKA, LEE- JENSEN, DENNIS-Ski Team; 160 JENSON, VIRGINIA-160 JOHANSEN. LYNNETTE- Cheerleader (Captain), Blue-Tri, Pep Club, Concert Choir, Senior Executive Board, Sportsman's Club; 160.94.33.92.4 JOHNSEN, JACQUELINE-161,85 JOHNSON, ANNETTE- Marching Band, YAC, Blue-Tri; 161,92,30 JOHNSON, BRIAN- 161 JOHNSON. DEBRA- Hi-Y, OEA; 161 JOHNSON, DEBBIE- Girls Choir, Tri-Hi-Y, V.I.C.A.; 161 JOHNSON, DOUG E.- Hockey. Baseball, Standard. Football; 161,100,39,44,47,4,11 JOHNSON. DOUGLAS V.- Student Senate, Seflior Executive Board, Marching Band, Standard (Editor), Track. Hi-Y, Honor Society, 161,100,30,38 JOHNSON, jdfCE- 161 JOHNSON, KATHY- Gymnastics, Track, Swimming. Pep Club, Blue-Tri, Sportsman's Club, Spanish Club, Viking Club (V.P.); 161, 106.94,90,39.13,11 JOHNSON, KEVIN- Marching Band, Concert Band; 161,30 IOHNSON, LARRY- Standard (Bus. Mgr.), Honor Society Top led- Most Intellectual; HNSON, NANCY- Blue-Tri; 161,105 IOHN50N, NANCY-161 JOHNSON, THEODORE- 162 JONES, JUDITH-78 JORGENSON, ALAN-162 JU8ERA, RAYMOND-162 JUHL, ROBIN- Football, Cross-Country, Senior Executive Board. Track, Drama Club, Cast Member- Goodspell Joseph, Concert Choir, Choralaires, Madrigal Singers; Top Ted- Biggest Brownie; 162,33,39,49 K ADR UK, STEVE- Hockey; 162,101,99.98,39 KAMPF, DAVID-Ski Team, 162,80 KAMPF, GENEL- Viking Club, Blue-Tri, Pep Club, Sportsman's Club; Top Ted- Class Chatterbox; 162,94,90,16,4 KASK. DAVID- Track, Cross-Country, Skiing, 162.5 k KAWElt, TFRRY-Blue-In, Girls Choir. Office V Aid, Mixed Choir; 162,106 • KUlfR. BOB- D.E.C.A 162 ■KELLY, DEBBIE-162 KENDRICK, MARK- D.E.C.A.; 162,84F r KENOW, KEVIN- Ski Team, FFA; 162 KERN, CHARLENE-163 KERSTEN, CURTIS- Football (Captain), Baseball, Ping-Pong Club, Top Ted - Shyest; 163,44 KINGSBECK, NEIL- Golf Team; 163 KINNEY. CHERYL-163 KINTOP, NANCY- Blue-Tri, YAC; 163 KISSEll, DENISE-163,34 KITTELSON, ROBERT-163 KLEIN, LORI- Cheerleader, Standard (Editor), Swim Team, Gymnastics, Track, Blue-Tri, Tri- Hi-Y, Pep Club, Sportsman's Club, Viking Club, YAC; 163,94,38,93,29,68 KLEINSASSER, JACKIE- 163 KNOKE, MICHAEL- Football, Hockey, Hi-Y, YAC Board, Top Ted- Best Smile; WSD King Candidate; 163,44 KOLLODGE, JAYNE- Girls Choir. FFA (Secretary), Student Council, Horse Club; 163,87,91 KOSCIELSKL PAUL-163 KRAFTHEFER, JAY-164,87 KRAMER, RODNEY- Track, Gross Country, FFA; 164,87 KRANTZ. KATHLEEN- R Club. Pep Club, Sportsman's vClub, Viking Club, Tri-Hi-Y, Blue-Tri; 164 , KRATZ, DEBBIE-164 KUGLER, DANIEL-164 KUKOWSKI. SANDY- Drama Club (Co-Chairperson), Sagamore, Choralaires, YAC, Cast Member- Joscph Godspell, Cast Member- Gentlemen Prefer Blondes ; 164.34.40.5 KULENKAMP, MARK- Hi-Y, Track; 164 KUNNARI, ROXANN- 164,33,3 LACOURSIERE, JODI- Blue-Tri, Sportsman's Club, Cheerleader, Track; 164,93,105 SENIOR INDEX (co-caplain] 169,58 Club. Track MEYEl Track,| MICHi PARK PAIRIi Club. SHAROl DESK ting Cli , Nation mcll. Pep necoming i; 4.15,90, rCLAR, lERRY-a TERRY- 17] IANA- 1 3 I. DARLlNI 1. DWAiNfl KEN,. JO I MAURI IINDA-: IPHRE , GAIUS lub. Sag MARI I, JEEFRf l. LAURI [Vice Pre N, GAYll ’leading (T« SI BON. JAME! WkON, JOAN NR SON, KAREJ NELSON, IYNH NELSON, PHI J NELSON, SCd NELSON. SuAl NELSON. WL‘ Club. Pep (Alb; M KHEImJgEO NESS, da KI M MAjsCOr Nil I SEN. JAN- PUFAHl, SCOTf-PUTNAM, ANPRI •UICK. SHERRI9 Tli-Y, Pep Club-Sp RABENORT, Of F fading, R ClutyTri-n Club, Bluc-T l;17 Football; 175 M FKL DERICK-175 Blue- Club; MARY- Sagamore, Pep Club? ' fxcuilucjipard, Sno-Ball ikiing, German Ski Team, Stu-, Swim Team, LAGERQUIST. STEVE- 16S LAMERE, JANICE-165 LAMSON, NANCY-165 LANGE, JEFF-101 LANNS, NANCY- Blue-Tri {Chapter President), Sno-Ball (Co-Chairperson), Homecoming (Co-Chairperson), Sagamore Staff, Standard Staff (Editor), Student Senate (Secretary), Student Council (Secretary), Pep Club, Sportsman's Club, Top Ted- Contributed Most; 165,101.99,24,37.104.106,40.38 LARSON, REEO- Top Ted- Best Bod. Hockey; LEHET. GAR1 LEE, CLIFFORD-IEHMAN, THOMAS-165 LEHR, CINOY- Speech Club. Debate Club, Blue-Tri (Chapter President). Pep Club, ATS. Concert Choir, Drama Club, Honor Dance Club, Spanish Club, Club, lop Ted- Biggest Brownie; 165,109,' 33.82 IENTON, TERRY- 165 IETNESS, JONATHAN-11 IEWNOM. MICHAEL- LEX, KATHERINE- Patchwork (Co-ld.tor), German Club; 165,83 LILLARD, MARK- 165 LIND, SUE- Marching Band, Student Council, Blue-Tri. Concert Band; 166 UNDBIOM, CHERYL- Spanish OTri-Hi-Y; 166,79 U LINDGREN, MICHAEL-166 LIVINGSTONE. DARCIE- Top Ted- Most Individualistic; 166 LOGAN. GRANT-166.37,36 LUCHSINGER. BOB- Football, Wrestling,! Track; Top Ted Biggest Flirt; 166 ■ LUDENIA. MAKGKt I - 166,109 LUND. TERESA-16� , 16 LUNDQUISI, KAREN-166 LUTZ. JOAN-Ski Team, Tn-hi-y, Y.A.d ing Club, O.E.A., French Club LYMAN, CHARLES- Drama Club. Concert Choir. 166.16 LYNN. SANDRA- 90,94.166 LYONS. RANDY- 167 MADSEN, GREG- Student Council. Standart Staff (Editor), Football, Basketball, Baseball, Y.A.C., Top Ied-Mosl-Nominated. 46.44,38, 167;100,92,36 � MAONUSON. DAVID-MAIER. KATHY- MANAHAN, PAIRICIA- Senate, Human Relations. Spanish Club, French Club, Tri-hi-y. Y.A.C; 4,167,36 MANNING. CHERYL- F.F.A.. Orchestra; 167, 32 MARCHESSAULT, ANNETTE- Y.A.C., Tri-Hi-y-. Blu-Tn, Pep Club, Sportsmans Clul . Sagamore, Viking Club; 4.40,90,94,167,101,10S MARCKESE. ANTHONY-167 MARCON, TERRI-O.E.A., Tri-Hi-Y, Pep Club, Girls Choir; 167 MARKUN, JAMES-MARROQUIN. MELOOY MARTIN, THOMAS-167 MARTY, NEIL- Ft Club, A.F.S.. 167.78 MARTY. PAULA-dent Council, French Marching Band, Honor Society. Y.A.C-; 68, 168,30 V MAYER. JOSEPH-Drama Cl McCANNEY, DANIEL- 3,33.1 McCULLEN, MICHAEL- S8 V % s McDOl GALl. DAVID- 168 McGINTY, STEVEN- 168 MclNNIS, ROBERT-168 McKAY, DAVID- Co-ed Hi-Y?168 101 McKINZIE. DARLENE-168,85 V McKINZIE. LINDA- 168 MCLAUGHLIN, TAMES- 168 McMIllAN, KA HFRINE-0.f:A.. 8.85 CANDACE- Viking Club. Blue-1,168,104,106,81 MES- 4 168,30 DECH, D FVID-1,39,169.101,98 LAWRENCE-169 UANE- Wrhll b, Sportsmans IS, DEBORAH-Y.A.C.; 4,16,94,169.106 MICKElSO .’, LON- 169 MIDTHUN, STEVEN- 4,90, MILLER, JESSE-Co-ed Hi MILLER, JOHN- Stage Cr MILLER, ROBERTA- G Council, Frcn Club, Ski Team; 90JK9.33 MITZEL, C lENE-86, MJONESS, PAMELA-MONTROSF. TERRY MORAIi CVNTHI MORI 34,27 OFSTEHAGE. JEAN- Y.A.C., Tri-hi-y. Sportsman's Club; 39,172 OIMSTEAD, MARK- Gymnastics; 14,172 OLSON, CYNTHIA- Blue-tri, Tri-hi-y, Sportsman's Club, Viking Club, Patchwork, Pep Club, Top Ted Class Clown, 90.83.94.101.172. 105,106 OLSON, DEBRA- Medical Careers Club. Concert Band, Marching Band; 172 OLSON, DOREEN- V.I.C.A.. O.E.A., 172 OLSON, KENNETH-172 OLSON, LYNN- Sportsmans Club. Volleyball Team, 72,172 01 SON. ROBERTA-39,94.30,99.79,172,104 Y- Pep Club, Girls Choir, Club Concert Choir, 88,33,173 ROBERT-173 COREY- Concert Choir, Drama Speech Team. Y.A.C., A.F.S., Senior ive Board, Student Council; 76.33,173 TT. CHERYL-14 ORR. JOHN- Track, Cross Country, Wrestling, football. 4,48.49,171,81 OSBERG, DAWN- Creative Writing Club; 83.34 TRANDER. |AY- 173 OWEN, KAREN-173 OXEkDALE, LARRY-173 PAQQLAY, KAREN- Pep Club, Choir, Student Council, Senior Executive Board, Y.A.C., Top Ted-Tattest; 4,171.36 ■173l Student O.E.A., Honor Socj C Board, Tri-Hi-Y, , Leadership; 94,99, PETERSON PAUL (Hockey; 174 PETERSOJt RldwKl)- Football; 174 PE HKSCM W IDY-174 PE IEKSoJT, Wjl LIAM- 174 PE IfRSdllS. RAIMONDS-174 PF7RO, JAMES-VICA Club; 84.174 PIEPIK. DEBRA-175 PIE IIgBRNDY- Hockey; 17S POSrWHWAITE, MART HA- 33,175,32 0W KS. WILLIAM-Golf, Hockey; 175 PRIBULA, BRADLEY- Football, Hockey; 175 PRIGGE. WIHVAM- Wrestling, Tennis; 175,58 PUCKETT. TERRY- SENIOR INDEX oorball, )ressod; BARBARA- Volleybal « I GE, IINDA- Yac; 182 Bill-182 ■pDY- Viking Club, Tri-Hi-Y, Marching Band, AFS, Ski 101,176 Club, Track, RAZINK, KRISTI- Try-Hi-Y, Sportsman Club, Pep Club, Blue-Tri, OEA, Region I, MOEA, Co-op Education; 85,176 REA, MICHAEL ______________ RENO, SHERILYN- Girli Choir, Gymnastics, Drama Club, Concert Choir, Marching Band (Majorette), Teachers Assistant, 33,34,176,81 REVSBECK, DAVID- Wr-stllng, Oosn Country, Track, Hi-Y, Top Ted Class Clown, 10,14, 48,49,18 RICHARD, GRE RITCHIE, PAM RITCHIE, PATR isters; 86,34,176 RIVERS, SUSAN- Pep Club, 5pforts Swimming, Gymnastics (CaptaF Cheerleading. Hi-Y; 94,93,176 ROBERTS, STEVEN-176,98 ROOT, REED- V.I.C.A.; 176 ROSELAND, GAIL- 176,93 ROYLE, JARRY-176 RUNEBORG. BARBARA- V.l. 84,177 RYAN, ROBIN-177 RYAN, SCOTT- Football, Skiing, Baseball, Snowdnftcrs, Yac. Student Council; 177 SANDBERG, JAMES-177 SANDE, RICHARD- D.E.C.A.; 84,177 SATHER, GARY-44.177 SATHER, SHERRI- 177 SAX, CHARLESSTrack, Standard Staff; 39,177 SAXUM, JAYNE- 177,81 SCALCUCCI, TODD Student Council (President). Student Senate (President), Wrestling, Golf (Co-Captain), Yac, Standard Staff, Homecoming Co-Chairman, Sagamore Staff, Sportsman Club; 14.40.101,99,177,37,36 fcSCHOLNIKE, JANICE-177 M.SCHOLEft H RKANCE-177 SCHULTZ MARIIYN- Yac, Blue-Tri; 178 SCHUU. THOMAS-178 SCOW, NAN-178 SEAGRrN, mark-Golf; 178 SEATON TIMOTHY-178 SEIFERT. SUSAN-178 _• SELANDER, MICHA SELSBACK, BU Gymnastics, Top T 178 SINGER, CECILIA- 178 s(KSI AND, ( VROL-101,99.178.106 ST Vt It BEVLRIY- 90,178 SHAFFER, SUSAN-Ya«. Senior Exe man Club; 14.90.94 SHARP. Blue-Tri. 109 SHA Spanish MIIPMERO. IA Track Golf. R kkettes. Pep Most ' 90. SLOTREM, DEBRA- COOP Program; 179 SMITH. COLLEEN-179 SNOW. SANDRA- Pep Club; 94,179.81 SOINE, PHILIP- Track, Viking Club, Band, Hi-Y, Hockey; 179 SORENSEN, CYNTHIA- Yac, Homecoming Candidate, Sportsman's Club, Try-Hi-Y; Top Ted Best Bod; 4,15,179 . ST. JACQUE, MARY-84 STENVIG, TERRI- Y.A.C Pep Club. 4.16.94, 180 STEPHENSON, MICHAEL- 180 STEPHENSON, SEAN-180 STEWARD, SCOn- 180 STEIL, JOAN- Viking Club, D.E.C.A., Y.A.C., Pep Club; 4,16,94,180 STOICK, BRENDA-180 STORBAKKEN, ALLEN- Student Council, Chess Club; 180,36 STOREYGUARD, ROBERT- Track, Cross Country, Concert Choir, Choralaircs, Student Council; 33,34,180 STORGAARD, DAVID- Track; 180 SULLIVAN,, COLLEEN- Tri-Hi-Y, Pep Club, Track, Golf. Volleyball; 11,180,105 SUNDIN, JEFFREY-5,180,30 SVITAK. RANDY- Student Council, Senior Executive Board, Hi-y, Y.A.C. (board member). Track, Pep Club; 180,37,36,80,98 SWANSON,' CINDY- Pep Club, Sportsman's Club, Sagamore Stall, Jn-Hi-Y, Standard, Blue-Tri; 1.5,11,13,40,94,100,180.105 SWANSON. DEBORAH-SWANSON, MARION- Honor Society; 180 ■ SYLVESTER, LORI- Golf Team, Sagamore Staff, Blue-lri, Y.A.C., Top Ted-Shyest; 40,1817 106 TAM, PETER- 76,181,106 TAYLOR, BETTE- Blue-Tri, Tri-Hi-Y, Pep Club, Sportsman's Club, Viking Club; 90,94,101, 181,105 TERRY. PAUL-181 THERN, CYNTHIA- Girls Choir. Blue-Tri, Sagamore Staff; 70,181 THIBAULT, .JERRY- Tri-Hi-Y. Pep Club, Sportsman's Club, O.E.A.; Top Ted-Biggest Flirt iW THQRNBERG. THOMAS- pmecorning . CanowBTe-.- ieederxhfp, Y.A.C.v oortsman's .Club; ToSBP Couple; If TILLMAnT PQI- Tri-Hi-Y. Club, Cheerleader, Senior Execuj assr--- )VSEN. VICKir- F mrtmin— 14,101,99,182.106 UTTERBERG. THOMAS- Football, Swimming, Track, Sportsman's Club, Yac; 44.183 VANDELOO, BARBARAH- Modern Dance Club, Blue-Tri, Choristers; 34,183,109 VATSAAS, JANET- Madrigals, Concert Choir, Badminton; 33,183 VAUGHAN, BETTY- Top Ted-Most Talented Ted; 5.33,88,94,34,183 VOLK, KEVIN-183 WANG, PAI- 76.183 WEISS, ANN- Blue-Tri; 183 WEISS, BRENT-Wrestling; 183 WENZEL, STEVEN- Concert Band, Marching Band, Stage Band; 183 WEST, MATT-183 WESTERGAARD, MARGIE- OEA. Leadership; 183 WHITE, GARY- 44,103 WICK, STEVEN- Bas Pep Club, L 44,183 WIESE, D WILDE, Sportsman ming. Pep (Most Athk WILLIAMS,! ton. Track; 72,184 WILLIAMS. CLAY-WILLIAMS, MELISSA-WILLIAMSON, JOANNE-WINCH, PAMELA- 30,184 WISTROM, BRIAN- Concert Band, Marching Band, Stage Band, Sagamore, Hi-Y; 4,30,184 WISTROM, THOMAS-184 WOOD, JACQUELYN- F HA, AFS, Pep Club, German Club, Concert Choir; 33,184 WRIGHT, DOUGLAS-WROGE, KAREN-185 WULKAN, MICHELLE- Student Council, Choralairs, Drama ( Godspell , Gentlemen F refer Blondes'') YEO, MARK- 185 YFF, GARY- Wrestling; 185 YOUNG, BRIAN-185 ZEMAN, JOY- OEA; 85,185 ZEMREl, SCOn- 44.185 Norse. Y-Group. Pep Club, Gcr- Badmmt i: 72.79, ICIDRIA- Pep Club, Cheer e-Trfflfti-Hi-Y; 182 (ONjfcymnastics, Track. Tri-Hi-Y Club.LPep Club. Yac, Blue-Tn Club. Swim Team; 4,76,94,182, — I PKIunior index xr 126 am. iblo. )« hn 126 mwon, Susan 126 ps, Douglas 126,30 I .imarr 80,30 plams, S( oil Jir � % KM-n(la 126 Bklbrt-arf, Daniel 126 'Albrc( hi, Michael Albrej.ht, Timothy 126 Aldrich. Beth 126 Lori 83 Ale Alle Alle Allen, -T-Allerson, Gayle 126 Anderson, Bvron 126 Anderson, Carol 97 Andc?rson, Jeana 126,6 Anderson, Jimmie Anderson, Judith Anderson, Larry Anderson, Mark 4,126 Anderson, Mark 4,126 Anderson, Patricia 126 Anderson, Scott 126.77 Anderson, Terry 126 Anderson, Vicky 126 Anderson, Ward 126 Andcjfson, Wendy 126,102 Angus, Robert Arenf , Christine 126.92 Arms, Kevin 126 Arnold, James 126 B Baard eth, Helen 126,33,' Bi Binghd Biros, Willtam Blaisdell, Douglas 126 Blankholrn, Donnj 12 Blommel, Delores 1 Blomquist, Joanne 127,84 Boehm, Brenda 1 Boeke, Richard Bogema, Karen Bolin, Linda 127 Bolin, Matthew 127, Bolstad, Danette Bortnem, Jeanne 127; 101,103,81 Bostrom, Nancy 127,76, 97,96,94,99,103,79.108 Bolts, Denise 126,79,107, 109 Bowens, Janet 127 Boyle, Fredra,-Bradie James 1571 Brady, Danfel 127,781____ Breedlove, John 127,44,7] rodecick, Sheila 12?H own, Catherine 127j Bruvelis, Peter 127,87 Buck. Jeffrey 11,127,33,53 Buckley, datherine 127 Burke, Sh yvn 127 Burmaste , ?arff 127 Bursingr , Lisa 127 Burt, John T27 3,82 Burton, Scott Bushev. Bruce 127, Butler, Jacqueline 1 Butterfield, Maria Christensen, David 127,84 Christianson, Gregory 10, 127,44 Clarin, Cindy 127 0 Clark, Bet] Clark; T, John ind, Patriua itier, Steven 127,30 Eiland, David 128,51,52,36 Eilola, James 128 Eklund, Julie 128,79 Ell, Susan 128 Ellingson, Jane ill. Deborah 30,107 tore, Nina 128 srley.Vitki 128,84 )avidf ■rbes, Pairic ia 128,92 t ,Thomas 128 Erickson, Dianne 128,108 Erickson, Karen 128 Erickson, Susan 128 Erikson, Jill 128 A Eskio ka, Glejv128 mne Crouc h, Vincent 128 D 44,7 it • Daher, Nora 128 vid 128,3' Bruce ft 26 Cl Robert 126 cfa 83,36 e TJeborah 126 auet Davicl 12? . BeacH, Vickie Carls 6 JrCarls 8eattie, Mark 26 •Bell, Kimberly ik, Mark 126,48 r -----— . Benoit, Shelley 126 feensofl, Mafk 12§ - Bensoft„MicKw?l Berget, Lee 126 Berglund, Maryll26,90 Berk ness, Jeffrey 126,33 Berthilson, Donna 126,33 e e, Bonnie 126 b e, DarvlT26 Calvert, Je k Cameron, Campbell, Myrna 12 • C5petz Nancy 127,77 ■ jC pp« )avid Ordinal, Teresa 127 rlson, Cynthia 127 arlson, Howard 127, Carlson, Janice 127 Carlson, Susan 127 Carothers, Bru Carter, Kevin 1 Carter, Stephen Caruso, Mark 12 Casteluci .Toni Chase Oawd t Chayer,t) rt?en 127,79 Chinander, Barbara 127, 84 Dahlgren, Davie Dahlman, Peter 128 DaiU;y, Dawn 128,94 J'lajy, Mark 12$ Dam, Cynthia 1281 Dan berg, Roberta 128 Dantelson, John 128 Davis, Metvin 44 Denting, Michael 128,84 Dewolf, Scott 12B d Diefenthal, C orge 128 Dillon, Mark 28,30 Dipple, Janelle 128,81 Dokken, Steven T28,34 Dolny, Debra 128,69,108 Dosen. James 128 Dostaf, Constance 128 Dostal, Kim 128 Dowdy, Df Sn Dreyer, Sandra 128,33 l is Terrance' chartne, Janie 128J dal Edward 128 dlevT Wayne 128 ty, Randy 128 i fan, Deborah 128 Duke, Gary Dunn, Steven 28 Dunphy William 128 DustinlDavid Dvorak, Dean 128,30 Fagorslrom, Francis 128,33 Fedt, Rosemary 128,77, 102,103,94 Ferguson, Sherman Ferrell, Linda 128 Fimon, Julie 129 Fimon, Kevin Fischer, Guy 129 Fjelct Mary Flick, Curtis 27 £ Flom, Scott 129 Fondell, Michele 108 Frahm, Peter 129 Francisco, Boyd 129,33 r------ r.-J.I Franson, Todd Freese, Judit Fren el, Dia Fries, Dian Furry„ Gallagher, Thom Gambler, Christine Gan Pamela “eborah 129 egory 129,33,34 ark 129,33 129,103,36 129,84 kerson, Raymon ■ Gipner, Giroux, Glatte, Sand Glover, Wanda 129,77 Goetten, Jeanne 129 Gorder, Kristine 129,99, 101,103 Gough, Michael 129,34 Graf, Jon 129 Grannes, Debra 5,129,69,97 193 JUNIOR INDEX Bradley Suzann h ecca129 Haack, Robert'129 Haas, Nancy 129 | Hack cl, M.if'V 129,90,88, 33,94 Haglund, Richard 129 Haley, Kerry Hallquist, Roxane 129 Manse, Larry Hansen, Cherr. 129 I lansen, David Hansen, Kirttfierly 1%.6 Harden, Batricia Hanson, Cheryl 129,77 Hanson, Karen Harmon, Margaret 129, Karos, Donn 131 Keefer, Linda 131,33 : Kelley-jfcurie 131,108 Kelly, James 131,33 Kendim, Colleen 131 Kildahl, Kathryn 131,79 iarbara 131 n, Sandra Han ogipari Harris, Cyntu Hartmann, B Harvoii, Xathi Kolve, Cynthia 131 Kopka, Corinne 131 Kottke, Lesley 131 Koucky, Michael 131 Kraabel, Allen 131 Krantz, Bradley ' .J Heat he ole, Heftnr.in, R. HeftCran, TJ ,i, Donn Kyam, Debra Hclseth, jacfluelme'130 Hemm'mgsen, Susan 13( Hendon, Colnese 130 Hendricks, Martha 130,( Lacroix, C. Anthony 131 Laflamm Michael 131,58 Larsen, Kurt 131 Larson, Gordon 131 Larson, Margery 131,103 Larson, Maty 131 Larson, orman 131 iron 84 l arsor Sharon 84 uffson, Wayne 132 Lau, David 132 nson Graske, Julianne 129 Gray, Kenneth Greenlund, Peter 129 Grcfsrud, Cheryl 129,109 Grelson. Morgan 129 Grich, Darlene II Grothe, Ronnie 12 Gruenwald Gunderso Gunders Gunner, R Gustafson, Hicks, Michele Hilden, Roger 130,48,49 Hinschberger, Paul 130 Hoehne, Mary 130 lohler, Dobra k, Randall 130,82 Holliday, Leannel.30 .............. yfifIM ist, Cynthia 130 jlmquist, Kurt 130 , Pamela 130 Gregory 130 Wrvm .!.«J, Linda 5,130,97 , Robert 130 borah 130 Hossick, Emily Hoven, Roseanne 130,33 Yvonne 130 ird, Johanna 1 30,76, ’Wir , ( ..iK ghes, I .1W ! e Johnson, Joyce Johnson, Karen 1. Johi Johnson, Steven Johnson, Susan 131,107 Johnson, Vir Jones, Jones, Susan 131 Jones, Thomas Jorgenson, Kim Lauth, Cynthia 132,103 £ iwrence. Tun Lee, Gale Lee, Terry 132 Lehman, lame: Lemay, I Henrich, Mark 1 it Herberg, David 14,130 Herkal, Margaret 1 Herrian, Eli abei Herring, Sylvia l( Hibben Dawn 130,79 HibefCRobert ■ ,i ■ k Lemay, Sherry 132,109 Lewis, Tawnya 132 . Lex, mMF wimpffcrrrr Lichtone, Timothy 132,84 hi, Donna 132 Lindgren, Cynthia 132 Hrdgren, Gregory 132,87 □ _ - L migek Jean 132 Lownsbury, David 132 nd,Thot undeen,_________ Lundgrer pouglas Lyng, Jr., Lawrence 132 Lynn, Patrick |dison, Hal 132,44 Mad ey, Brian 132 Mahoney, how.ild, Karla 132 Mann, Randal 132,91,87, 3 Markon, Louise 132,84 Marroquin, Edward rtuns, Kri n 132 _____ank 132 Masurka, Beverly Matson, Cynthia 132 MatSOn,.Terry 132 Mattson, Mark 132,34 nne132 Robert 132 Kevin Mary 132,77 i, Nancy 132 McDonald, Timothy 132 McDougall, Timothy 132 McElroy, Patricia McGee, Gary 132 McGinnis, Kevin 132 Vy' McGlade, Kerry 132 McGlade, Kevin McGraw, Thomas 133 McGuire, Kenneth 133 194 I Peroutk Rollins, Michael Roloff, Anne 14, 4 102,94 Pottortf, M.iri.inru' Power, Cerald Preusse, Judy Pribbtapw, James Pnll, Daniel 48.134 Michael 134, Sager,J� e«eJj Sand, Douglas' Sandberg, Jami Sandberg, Ja ni SchirmerTKo l J inurrer, Stephen JUNIOR , Diana 133,79, Me •d 133,44, JDebr.i IP JjVK-l lullen, Mi haelgyj,44 :Phee, Scon 132 IcRoberts, Michelle! lead, Julia 111 liman, Cindy 133 •hok, Michael lb us, Mary 133,30 i kelson. Da 103 tiles, Pamela 133 Miles, Sheryl 133 Miller, Kevin 133 Miller, Thomas 133 Milzel, Paul Mjoness, Lori Mot-, Donha 133,94 Moe, Joyce Mohn, Steven 133 Montague, Mu haell Moran, Douglas 133| Moritz, Pamela 133,1 Moritz, Roger 133 | Morris, Cynthia ll Muchko, Teresa' Murdock, Janet Murphy, Steven 133 Murry, Kathy 5,133,92,33, 94 Myhre. Barbara 10,133 Myhre, Leigh 133,33 dward 133 Do neb y3 hcila Ri lly Ian ) be Nelson, Denise 133 Nelson, James 133 Nelson, Janice 133 Nelson, Julie 113 Nelson. Lola 133,107 Nelson, Lori 133 [Matthew: 133 Nancy 133 Nancy dal 133,87 Gall 133,91.87 69 33 33,44 INDEX Ronning, Dale 135 Ross, Cher it 135.97,94 Rot h, 5usar 135 ' Rouls, Jane 135 « RumBak Mark 137 Ruona, Martin 135 Rusnacko. Robyn 135 Quam, Bunny 135 Quick, Lois 135,81 Quick, Robert 135 94,102 - ' ' SaueJMary SatterJgfM: Trajy 115,3 108 Savage, Bradford 1 jv Saxon, Warren 135 Saxum, Kathleen 135 §SBBfcr, James beuneman, Amanda Rabe, Ronald Rabenort, Robyn 4,1 3 Kevin 135 % z, Theresa Rampi, Philip 135 a me Icel. John 133 Qdden, Beverly 133,97 Odenius, Steven 133,33 Olivcra, Elizabeth 134 Olsen. Steven 1 Olsen, Susan 114 Ote6n Aflqcti« Olson, Barbara 134 Olson, Donna Olson, Jane 134,33 Olson, loanne 134 Olson, Kimberly 134 Olson, Mark 114.30 Olson, Patricia Olson, Sandra 134 Olson, Scott Olson, Stephen 134.40 Olson, Susan It4 Oly, C.rant .n, John Ondov, Thomas 1 Opsoth, Arlyce Opstad, Cynthia 154, 102 Ortman, Joanne 134, Osterlund, Timothy 134, 30 Osthus, Steven 134 Ostrander, Timothy Ouellette, Lorene Owens, Dale 94 Owens, Rachel 134 Paasch, Kathleen Paggen, Robin 134 Papenhausen, Pamel 134.30 Parbvt, Tlsa 134.92, Parell, Gordon 134 Parkos. Richard 1 Parks, Scott 134,33 Parson, Rocky Patch, Daniel 134,33 Patterson, Andrea 1 109 Paulson, David 1 Paulson, Philip 134 Pearson, Brian 134 'earson, Nancy 69,1 33.30 r derson, Mitch 'ellizzer, Michael 100 Silva, John 136 Simcoc, Linda 136,91,87 Skogerboe, Michael Smcdstad, Mark 136 Smetana, Kendrick 136, 30 Smith, Brian 136,44 Smith, Linda 136 Smith, Warren 84 Soderberg, Donna 136 Sonke, Suzanne 136 Sorenson, Julie 136,30 Sowlcs, Daniel 136 Spencer, Scon Standal. Vicky 136 Starkon, Michael 136 Steile, David 44 Steinhaus, Rennae Stemper, Joanne 136 Stenvig, Tracy 136 Sterling, Catherine Sticknoy, Glenn 136.80 Stockmo, Dawn 136,92,94 Stonestrom, Carol 136 Storlie, Michael 136 Strand, Kenneth 136,30 Streitz, Scott Struckman, Kevin 136 Sturgis, Charlotte 34 Sundberg, James 136 Sundm, Garry 30 Swanson, Ardis 137,33 Swanson, James 137 Aamodt, Gregory 114,45, 33 Aaserud, Karen 114,76,31, 82 . Renae 114,68,34 Ackerman, Cuttis 121 Adler, Kathleen 114.72, 108 Affolter, Susan 114 Alexander, Gregg 114,53 Allen, Val Almquist, Kenneth 114 Alsip, Myrna 114,78 Ames, Mary 114,69,91,108 Andersen, James 114 Anderson, Andrew 114 Anderson, James 114 Anderson, Kari 114 Anderson, Michael Swanson, Mark Swanson, Susan 137,68,94, 83 Swenson, Susan 137 Swiderski, Cheryl 137 Sylte, Susan T Tanner, Curtis 137 Tebbitt, Michael 137 Teteris, Mark 137 Thielen, |ulie 137 Thomas, Bradley 137 Thompson, Robert 137 Thompson, Thomas 137, 44 Thorson, Barbara 137,103 I idrick, Thomas 137 Tipler, Michael 137 Tolan, Edward 137 K Tomasko, Gregory Townsend, Beverly Treff, Cynthia 137,84 J Trinkle, Steven 137 Trondson, Karen A. Irunk, Steven Tuley, Carol Turgeon, Kevin 137 Turner, Steven 44 Turner, Steven Twiss, Terrv L A U Uitz, George V Vance, James Varpness, Steven 137,30 Vaughan, Jesse ■ Violet, Cynthia 137 W ‘t Walberg, Charles Walkowski, Robert 137 r Walstad, Lynn 137 Wang, Lai 137,76,33 Warner, Rosemary 137,84 Warren, Markus 137 Wassmund, Rae 137,30, 103 Watroba. Robert 137 WatsonJ Cheryl Weetley, Carol WeiklqJCim r.u Whetstone. BarbJa White. V . toria137 -4 Hi W W hitney, Pauline Wick, Marianne 137,90, 94,108 SOPHOMORE INDEX Anderson, Penny 114 Anderson, Rat he! 114 Anderson, Robert I Anderson, Scott Anderson, Susan Anderson, Timothy 114.4 Bak er, S Bakke, )udi HaJeopje, 'jt Baldwin, 4,32 | Ball Barsamian, Anglim, Christop 82 Applcquist, Teresa 114 Arendarczyk, Daniel 114 Armstrong, Becky 114 Arvidson, David 114 Atkins, William 114 Aufderhar, Gene 114 Awe, Thomas 114 Axberg, Joyce 114,31 B Bailey, Bradford 114 iker, Dori r 114, Baum, Richard 114 Beach, Vernon Beattie, David 114 Becker, Roberta 114 Bell, Lee 114 Bell, Mark 114 Bellanger, Laurie 114 Benson, Becky 114,76 Berg, lulie 114 Berg, Mark 114 Berg, Ronald 114 Bergan, Katherine 115 Bcrge, Michael 115 Bergland, Richard 115 Wicklund, Debra 5,137, 97,34,102 Widing, Roger Wietstock, Renae 137 Williams, Micki Williamson, John 137 Wilson, Annette Winter, Susan 137 Wittgraf, Mark Wojciechowski, Stephen 137 Wolfe, Julie 137 Woodford, Dianne 137 Wright, Caroline Wyatt, Catherine 137 Y Yeo, Catherine Zabel, Jeffrey 80 Zieglmeier, Marsha 137, 83 Zimmerman, Celestine 137,81,109 Zimmerman, Thomas 137 Zins, Scott 137 Bergstrom, Mark 115,79 Bergum, Karen 115,108,31 ] Berthiaume, Robert Bice, Roger Bigelow, Douglas 115 Biiderback, Barry Bildcrback, Gary Billings, Ricky 115 Bishir, Joan 115 Bittner, Mary 115,76,78 Bjornson, Kevin 115 Blader, Kenneth 115 Bfaisdell, Debra 115 Blake, Philip IIS g Blat . Ruthann 115 Blessing, Mark 115 Blue, Mark 115,78,31 Blue. Pennv 115.30.31 Bohrmon, John 115 Bragg, Diane 115 Breedlove, Margaret 115, SOPHOMORE INDEX Christensen, Teryl 115 Christiansen, Mona 11 Cummings, CaihyjB� CummingvLarry 1 C hningham, Pair T Dallas. I Deluney. LawrMce Den;. tr Pl16 Dcresch, Shawn 116,45,76. , Cynthfa n, Nbncy 117 n, Sheilla 117 itrom 117 unke, Craig 117 idmundsen, James ustafson, Jacqueline utwald, John 117 I Hagstrom, Julie 1 Halberg, Kristine, Hale, Robert lljj Haley, Jeffrey IP Hallquist, Det ca-1 itherine 117 77,108 Brinwall, Bonita 115 Brown, David 115 Brown, Steven 115 Brown, Suzanne 115 Buffie, Randall 115 Burkman, David 115,80 Burney, Cherril 115 Burton, Jack 115,45,53 Busho, Chris 115 Buskirk, Thomas 115 Butterfield, Rick 115 Callahan, Michael! C amp belL Scot 11 ( ,ir l '(‘mT ( ..ri qh,Jeffrey 115,4 ( .11 Ison. Jeffrey 115,88 Carlson. John 115 Carlson, Joy 115 Carlson, Kenneth 8h Carlson. Randall 11 t. Susan 11 Timothy' Guy Dillon, John 116 Doble, Charles 116 Dokken, Denise 116 Dolan, James 116 Donovan, Sharon 116 Dornfeld, Marie 116 Doroschuk, Lanie 116,68 Dorsher, Michelle 116 Downing, John 116,44 Doyle, Kelleyann Doyle, Steven 116 Duda, Barbara 116,34 Duffy, Lynn 116 Dunn, James 116 Freese, Debra Frenkel, Joseph 117,36,59 Frenstad, Jayne 117,34 Freund, Diane 117 Cardin, Maryl 117,79 Gay, Brenda 117 Geffre, Andrew 117,59 Gervais, Keith R. 117 Golden, Louise Gomez, Henry Gonsior Te esa.117 « fotiWalj, Kqyiql 17 117 Hartung, Joyce 118,72,91 Hastings, Pamela Hawkloson, Scott 118,53, Hayeng.y Deborah 118,34 Hedstrom, Matthew Hellerstedt, Marlene 118 Hemmingsen, Terry 118 Hendrickson, Janet 118 Henkes, John 118 Herkenhoff, Sandra 118, 94 Hernandez, Alan Herrick, Kathryn .Herring, Kevin 118 Hesse, Mark 118 , Hevuz- jjjn nce fNfflwv KacnenPhfc86 Hietal, 1 iron, Guy haw, Dawnelta Iv Thomas ( der.Danie ( Christensen Christensen, Lonn ‘ Huffman, Hunsangi Hyland, V Failor, Mil Fecht, Tan Feely, Kari Ferguson; Ferrell, Vi Fetzer, Ch Fildes, Dei Fimon, Ka Fischer, O Fischer, Je Fischer, Pa Fitzgerald, Flanders, J FI,(lot, f loo J, Jam I orNter, Til I ranks, Je«3 i -rina'n. I IK. Jackson, Yr Jallah, Hamernik, 108 Hammer, t Hansen, Jal Hansen, J(j Hansen, hi! 117,79. jay. I a 117 117,45,81 Davis, Delano Jesi Jo sko It 117 Hanson, Kevin 117 17,36 Hanson, Yvonne 18. Hardon, Leann 118 Harlow, Jody 118 Harris, Debra Harris, James 118,45 Harris, Paula 118,87,31 Deutsch, David 116 Deyoung, Brian Deyoung Tamara Dierauer. Van 116 ny 119 leven 119 fgusta 119 ',45 , Rayni 119 ski, Sherri 119 i, Jon 119,45,31 ns, Michelle 119,31 nsen, Yvonne 119 nson, Brian hnson, Cynthia 119,30 hnson, Diane 81 Johnson, Jerrold 119 Johnson, Jerry 119,45 Johnson, Jim 119,45 SOPHOMOR Locken, Nanc 20 Lochr, Rose 120,86 Loagee, George 120 Luciano, Antonio 120,45, Lund, DqrmcJa 120 Lund, Douglas 120 Lundeen, Mary 1953S3Ci Lundquist.Rhonda 120 Lutzipaul •rinette 1 Johnson, Machelle 119, 91 Johnson, Marsha 119 Johnson, Michael 119,59 Johnson, Paul 119 Johnson, Reed 119 Johnson, Ricky 119 Johnson, Thomas 119 Jones, Charles Jones, Jerome 119 Jones, Jonathan 119 Jurgensen, Cherrie Just, Robert Kaasa, Gunnar Kabrud, Patrick J. 45 Kadrlik, Mary 1t9 Kallevig, Michaell19 Kalvig, Kenneth Kampa, Craig 119 ® Kampf, Brian 119 f Kampff, James_ k Kampstad, Peggy Kanuit, William 119 Kask, Susan 119 Kauffman, Frances 1 Keiser, Starlene 11 Keller, Brian 119 Kellerman, Debra 119 Kelly, Kristin 119 Kelly, Michael 119,45 Kendrick, Timothy 1 Kern, Steven 119 Kersten, Douglas 119,45 Kingsbeck, Paige 119 Kjeseth, Scott 119,45 Klein, Richard 119,58 Knight, Mary 119 Knoke, Craig 119 Kocholek, David 119 Koetz, Clifford Kolstad, Barbara 119 Koucky, Elizabeth 119 Kramer, Barbara 119,69, 108,31 Kranz, Gerard 119,87 Krause, Stephen 119 Krein, Donald 119 Krolick, Kelleykay Kroll, Scott 119 Krueger, John Kulenkamp, Robin 120 Kunkel, Mary 120,34 Kusnier, Amie 120 Kvelland, Glen 120,48, 49 Lac oursie 94,102 1 acroix, Diane Lang, Denise I arge, Janda 1 I arge, Patricia 120 I arson, Eileen 120 i arson, Daniel 120 Larson, Martin 120 Larson, Michael 120 ( arson, Susan 120 l aursen, Amy 120 Leary, Denise 120,32 Lee, Mark 120 Lehman, Robert 120 l.ehrke, Cam h20,34 I emay, Debra 120 Lidstone, Steven 120 P 4ary . Mjfr) INDEX evin 120,31 ndra 120,92, illiam 120 ne 121 e 121 121 y frgarita 121 121 rick 121 , David 121,53 Mikkelson, Dale 121 Miles, Carofl21 Miller, Denise 121 Mitchell, Lee 44 Mitchell, William 121 Moe, Vicki Moen, Maureen 121,77, 82,76,108 Moir, Monte 121 e, David 121 trose, Susan Maclean, Karen 12o| Maddux, 5andr 2(fl Maier Magn Magnus Mahoney, Dav Mann, Ki Martin, Michael Martin, Milton 77 Mascari, John 120 Matrious, Debra Matrious. Mitchell Mattison, Richard 120 Mattson. Michael 120 Maus, Brian 120,79 Mayer, Robert McAdams, Sheryl ij McAllister, Scott 1 McCanney, Susan McCarty, William McClain, Curtis 1 McCullen, Pamela McGinn, Kevin 53 Moore, Richard 121,76 Morgan, Mindi Morin, Marcella 121 Morreim, Patricia 121 Morris, Gwendolyn 1 1, 76 — Morris, Kerrr12X- ' Mori David 121 Julianne l] I jthrvn121 :o« 121,4V 'illiam Nerison, Robert s. Gay 121,79 Newgard, Alberta 121 Nieman, Cynthia Niska, Jeffrey Norgren, Theresa 121 Norman, Kenneth 121,45, Lorie 121 yhlen, Julie 121 nhell, Patricia 121 ougherty, Kevin 121 Ogdahl, Joan 121,94.108 Ohotto, John 121,34,36 Olausen, James 121 Olbekson, Pauline Olsen, Judith 121 Olson, Alan 121,45 Olson, Craig 121 Olson, Daniel 121 Olson, loneT21 Olson, James 121 Olson, Joanne 121 Olson, Mark 122,48,49 Olson, Michael 122 Olson, Sandra 122 Olson, Sheldon 122 Olson, Susan 122 Organ, Michael 122 Osberg, Doreene Osum, Jeffrey 122 Ottum, Marsha Ottum, Robin 125,31 Owens, Diane 122,68 Ozolins, Sandra 122 Palbicki, Janet 122,76 Palmer, James 122 Papke, Thomas 88,31 Parks, Kimberly Patterson, Julie 122 Paulson, James 122 Pearson, Paul 122,48 Pederson, Kay 122,108 Perez, Maria Perry, Scott 122,45 Peter, David 122 kPeterson, Cheryl 122,76,79 i’eterson, Deborah 122 ster terS tin lak, Paul 122 lunc, Mary 122,108 sorter, Mark 122,45,36,59 Powley, Mark 122 Pranghofer, Susan 122,82, 76,38 Prest, Elizabeth Preusse, Terry 122 Prigge, Tennie 34 Profant, Carmine 122 Pufahl, Todd 122 Quick, Kenneth 122 NX LV 19« SOPHOMORE INDEX aelhof, Cone 125 $gner, Diana 'allace, Lee 125 alls, Jill 125 assmund, Linda 125,92,' 9 ,30,102 aterman, Donna 125,92 'eber, Carol 125,94,108 'enzel, Douglas 125,31 _ ■sicWf, Thomas -.25 Strum, Sandra 125 yrauch, Gerald 125,45 life, Marviette 125,36 Raab, Anne 122,69,108,78 Ramm, Richard 122 Ramnaraine, James 122 Rapp, John 122 Rardin, Brian 30 Rasinski, David Raze, Dani122 Rea, Patrick 122,87 Ready, Patrick 122 Reich, Julie 122 Reiners, David 122,59 Remington, Barbara 122 Remter, Ronald Rhoades, Stephanie 122 Richardson, Sandra 122 Rickard, Kurt 123 Riley, Thomas 123 Ring, Marilyn 123 Ringquist, Eric 123,33 Rivera, Amando Roach, Leslie 123,82. Roberts, Kathleen Ro Twn An mette Robinson, Lornitta 123 Komsaas. Reid 123 Rosales, Kathleen 123,7 Rosenquist, Lynn Ross; Leonarn Roth, Charles 123 d Royce, Debra 123,' f Russell, Brent 123 Russell, Pamela 123 Russell, Terry Rutzen, Daniel 123,5 Sabaka, David 123 Sager, Kalhi 123 Sand, Constance 123 Sandberg, Mariko 123,77, 72,73,91 Sanders, Jennifer 123 Sanford, Steven 123,31 Sather, Ricky 123,45 Satterlund, Terri 123,69 Saugen, Eric Saxon, Cathlene 123 Scalcucci, Carmen 123,36 Schell, Bruce 123 Schlenker, Lisa 123 Schlenker. Lon 123.102 Schluck, Kevin 123,45 Schneider, Marjorie 123 Schoen, Roberta 12 • Schreiber, John 123 Schultz, Tammi 123 Schwartz, Anthony 123 Schwoen, Lany 123 Scott, Jennifer 123 Scriener. Scott Scrivner, Sue 123 Seaton Todd 23 Seep, Christine 123,68 Selander, ( raig Seman, Richard Severson, Barbara 123,97 Sexton, Thomas 123 Shand, Catherine 123 Shobe, Carrie 123 Shultz, Dean 123 Shutt, Earl 123,45 Silbcrnagel, Michael 123 Slayton, Edward 124,48,82. 30 Slone, Christina 124 Smart, Caroline Smith, Jerry 124,45 Smith, Michael 124 Smith, Michael Smith, Rodney 124,59 Sobtzak, Steven 124 Soderberg, Cfaig 124.33. lames 124 Starbutk, Scott 124 Stein, ( onst.mce 124 Steinhagen, Mary 124,77 Steinkopf, Fay 124 Stephenson, Patricia 1?4 94,79 St Jacque, lames 124 Stockmo, Dana 124,45 Stokes, Kenneth 124 Stoiberg, Ronald 124 Stoltz, Robert 124,31 Stormoen, Ron 124,45 Strandberg, David 124,59 Struwve, Kim 124,45 Sturtevant, Sarah 124,72, 34 Sullivan, John 124 Sundblad. Kimlierlv Sundman, Mark 124, Svoboda, Katheri 31 Swanson, Dale Swanson, Julie 12 Swanson, Richar Swingley, Joseph 124 Switala, Caroline fl fSylv Sylvester, Jodi 125 ' T � T heny, Timothy Thielen, Paulette 125 Thompson, Daniel 125 Thompson, Debra 125 F Thompson, Gary 125 L Thompson, Jennifer 125 Thfrnpson, Julie 125,87 Thoreson, Mary 125 Thornton, Raedean 125, • - 32 Thorson, Michael Tobeck, .Valerie 125 Tolle. Jan 125,72 Tovsen, Jerry 125 Townsend, Rosarah 125 Tracy, Susan 125 Tratnik, Lois 125 Trennepohl, Brent 125 Tucker, Barbara 125 Tunell, Diane 125 j Wildey, Dale 125,87,59 Wilkerson, David 125,45 Williams, Carol 125 Williams, Charles Williams, Jeffrey 125 Williams, Kathleen 125 Willman, Laurel 125 Wittels, Christopher 125 Wold, Brian 125 Wood, Jeffrey 125 Wulff, John 125 Velend___ Vick, Steven 1 Vick, Theresa Vigtel, Annette 125 76 Vincent, Rodney Volk, rfcv 124 Wiese, Janice Ji Wietstock, Lori 125 Wilcox, Patrick 125 MB This book comes to you without apology. We're proud of i Each of us on the staff this year tried our very hardest to mak the whole picture of RHS emerge from many scattered part If, in the process of learning to put out a book, your name w, mis-spelled or your picture mis-placed, we hope that you find something else in these pages to remember. Thank you, first of all, to our advisor Mrs. Henningsgard, wh dedicated mind, soul and countless other things to keep l going. Thanks to Mrs. Kadue and her fourth hour class for gi ing us goodies to munch on and for helping with paperwor to Mrs. Rask in the office for running off miles of dittos; Mrs. Shelstad for taking everything from pennies to checks; t our principal Mr. Roehning for giving us the best facilities th school's staff has ever had. Thanks to Larson's Studio for lite ally thousands of pictures; to understanding faculty membe who complied with numerous requests throughout the ye and excused staff members from class to meet deadlines. Finally, thanks Staff for your blood, sweat and tears, for Stic! ing with it through thick and thin, and for being one of if best groups of friends I've ever had. Sharon Boyd SOi UJOjd. r. u n H. t _ 70t)cO yno f) • rnoOtfllrnCfC 4 r u-alxt pcu£ n J j.oo - o-to‘-kulmj fem Hjj}L Ptc JyL.UrCrtd7 tuA'D r o Cmo W r ntf lnbof ,taidw4 -r� ij}juMt Jim Hr LM-r iftj Si - -ICOuS idSi v W r C5 Z p ? - (JuJ) ) i? f-IJ[fe cul 'UtSCU d. .- ■ ru no LujCuis dndJih, ’Un-aovud atMi. iolL’ mattet ic %L iccL Tor i DeStfa