Roosevelt High School - Sagamore Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

Text from Pages 1 - 216 of the 1975 volume:

111 REFLECTIONS OF: NAME ADDRESS 1975 SAGAMORE Volume 52 Roosevelt High School Minneapolis Minnesota “REFLECTIONS” Reflections of I nvolvement Student life ................................ 11 Reflections of Leadership Facul,y Reflections of Achievement Students ...................................57 Reflections of Competition Sports Reflections of Participation Clubs ..................................... 167 I ndex .....................................189 4 THE JOYS OF THIS LIFE ARE FOUND IN THE MAKING OF FRIENDS. Reflecting The Good Times Together a 10 Highlighting reflections of Homecoming. 1974. was the fighting football team which won their game by conquering Henry High with a score of 14-8. 12 Homecoming festivities began with the popular Senior breakfast at the Viking Village and continued with the Powderpuff football game (won as usual by senior girls 75-0). The traditional Homecoming auditorium was climaxed by crowning of Queen Nancy and King Brad. Following the exciting football game, the Roosevelt students danced in the gym to the penetrating sound of the Everett James Band. 13 HOMECOMING 1974 Scenes from Homecoming included the '‘new ’ Rockcttes, 1974 royal court, faculty king and queen of 1954. the football team defeating Henry and co-chairpersons Jeanne Bortnem and Jeff Buck. 15 Reflections Of The First Few Days 17 Sadie Hawkins — Best Ever It was a long, wet journey, but the Roosevelt Senior Girls still managed to mosey on dow n to Malkcrson’s Ranch on November 9th. accompanied by their own pick of a man for the evening for some foot stompin' and knee slappin’. The rain might have moistened the hayridcs, but not the enthusiasm of the dancers inside the barn. The marshalls were kept busy by serving doughnut holes and apple eider, and keeping a sharp lookout for guys who weren't holding on to their gals, in which ease the guilty lovers were rushed to jail until a 5 cent bail was paid. Square dancing and looking for pig favors on the wall, both lead up to the climax of picking Lil’ Abner and Daisy Mae. which by popular demand were Rae Ann Wassmund and Kevin Arms. Dancing went on while couples were making visits to the proposal rock and on to Marrin' Sam. Mike Simmons and assisted by Jack Hill. The evening ended with such places as Cicero's, Shakey's and Farrell's. It wasG R E AT! 18 Daisy Mac Rac Ann Wassmund Lil Abner Kevin Amu MissGcrshcow and Escort Frosty Fantasies for Winter Sports Day 1975 Winter Sports Day festivities began Thursday night with the seniors challenging underclassmen in the annual WSD broom-ball games. Fighting stifling cold temperatures, not to mention their opponents’ swinging slicks and ragged strategy, the Little Walks V group became champs. The next morning Rosscvclt students were treated to an expccially well-organized auditorium directed by co-chairpcrsons. JoAnne Olson and Jeff Gipner. The program featured the Rockettcs dancing to In the Mood.” a Pep Club skit of The Continuing Adventures of Super Ted,” the Choralaircs singing Holiday Inn, our ever ebullient cheerleaders and a comedy sketch by the “Marx Brothers. Rib-tick-ling entertainment was provided by the RHS version of Nancy Sinatra and her group singing and swinging to “Bools Are Made for Walking. King Steve and (he Snotettes 20 John Plifka f og Sled raccers mush through the snow and that's hard work! Royalty takes a lunch break King Steve Turner The traditional highlight of the WSD auditorium, of course, was crowning of the Winter Sports Day King who was Steve Turner. The royal court had their pictures taken at the Winter Carnival Ice Palace. Many Teddies attended the dance that night and enjoyed the penetrating sound of Zed. ending the 1975 WSD on a very happy note. Mike McMullen Co-chairpersons JoAnn Olson and Jeff Gipncr Marx Brothers present awards 21 22 Broom ball in action Pep Club crowns faculty WSD king Marx Brothers contemplate their next move 23 Bruce Bailey Bruce Bailey, John PliOca. Steve Turner, Mike McMullen and lom Lund Scenes From “The Crucible” C. Flick. N. Collins. T. Gonsior, D. Bolstad. J. Helms, C. Johnson. C. Sodcrbcrg. D. Kcllcrman, B. Bergin. K. Carlson. J. Tyler. G. Bergin, K. Nickclson, K. Nye. M. Hermanspahn, R. Roi ien. M. Cochran. G. Anderson. M. Emery. D. O'Grady. P. Breedlove. D. Becker. P. Mahoney. B. Grout. 24 “The Crucible by Ariher Miller came lo life on February 20 through February 24 under the direction of Steve Phillipps and performed by his dynamic cast of players. The play dealt with the Witchcraft trials in Salem. Massachusetts, and the events surrounding the trials. With the effective lighting and props the cast created an atmosphere which made the audience feel as if they were in the courtroom. National Honor Society The National Honor Society is a group of students who have maintained a 3.2 grade point average through the first iri-mcstcr of their Senior year. Bach member receives a membership pin and certificate. Mining From The Futures Are. B. Aldrich. H Baardsclh. D Blank holm. P. Hanson. J. Helms. D. Hurley. P. Jangula, L. Joel. D. Johnson. J Johnson. T. I undccn. J Nelson, L. Nelson. M. Nelson. S O'Brien. S. O'Brien. S. O'Doughcrly. N Pearson, I). Sheldon Front Row B. Odden. R. Haglund. G. Dicfcnthal. D. Johnson. C. Wagner. C. Converse. R. Wassrnund. M. Fondcll. D. Dahlgrcn, I). Elliott, M Kittclson; Middle Ron L Seep. S. Olson. D. Granncs. t Mickclson. L. Johnson. T. Anderson. T l.und. P Krause, S Dunn. D. Hunter. L. Olivers. J. Anderson. C. Yco. B. Irish. B. Itaugc; Third Row. M.R. Anderson. K. Arms. M. Ruona. T. Osier hind, I. Bcrgct. M Lex. G. Holmcn. B Hibbcn. P. Frahm, S. Hcalhcole. k. Knutson, T. Satlcrlund Front Row D. Stockmo, C. Arcnt , A. Dclkcskamp, J. Johnson. M. Prok. S. Seabcrg. P. Olson. J. Stcmpcr. R Hildcn. D. Prill. K Strand. P Reilly. D. Ronmng. R Holbrook. A. Swanson; Middle Row M Dillon, D. Dvorak, C Ready. D. Fries. J. Buck. M. Cochran. J. Breedlove. J. Graske. D Boas, D. Hibbcn. S. Broderick. C. Harvell. J. Ecklund. P Mahoney. M. Satre. P Cockerham. K. Nyc. Third Row G. McGee. R Thompson. N. Bostrom. B Plack. K Murry, B Thorson. S. Hcmmingscn. S. Larson. B Boehm. L. Ouellette. S. Swenson.C. Morris, S. Olsen. J. Oilman, K. Hanson, C. Johnson. N. Collins, D. Iverson. 26 Minnesota Orchestra “Adopts” R.H.S. The Minnesota Orchestra adopted Roosevelt School as its home school” this year. Members of the orchestra brought their music to our classrooms in a variety of ways in order to familiarize students with the role of professional musicians. This project was valued at around $13,000 which was funded by the Urban Arts program and by the Minnesota Orchestra at no cost to Roosevelt. In October the orchestra presented a concert for the entire student body. During the year, individuals and ensembles from the orchestra performed in various classes such as. Journalism. Art. English and Social Studies. They have assisted in the music department with lecture demonstrations and by playing original compositions in the music theory class. Mr. Henry Charles Smith. Associate Conductor, has been the leading figure in the program within the school and has lectured in many classes on music. With his help, the orchestra has provided tickets for Roosevelt students and faculty for every Wednesday concert at the new Orchestra Hall during the year. This fine association with the Minnesota Orchestra has greatly enriched the cultural and educational program at Roosevelt this year. Mr. Henry Charles Smith. Associate Conductor, of the Minnesota Orchestra who directed the orchestra's involvement at Roosevelt this vear. The Roosevelt Concert Choir is performing Haydn's The Heavens Arc Telling, with the Minnesota Orchestra. Soloists arc members of our faculty Mr l.ars Kindcm. Mrs. Lois Pearson and Mr. Elwood Johnson. Directing the orchestra is Mr. Smith. 27 Conductor Henry Charles Smith dances as he leads the orchestra in performing selections from West Side Story.” The Instrumental Music Department Row M Roily. J. Krafthefcr. B. Reiser. C Engvlrom.S. Anderson. M. Mclhus. S. Olsen. M. Johns. S. Pranghofer. T. Fecht. B. Kramer. S. Ramsey. K. McOraw. Raw 2: M. Campbell. D. Wilson, S. Scaberg. C. Peterson. K Sankey. W. Nelson. J. Sorenson. D. Wenzel. B. Rardin. B. Pearson. P. Blue. J. Anderson. B Remington. P Reilly; Ro J L. Extrand. J Axbcrg. C. Johnson. K. Aaserud. R Ottum. M. Kittclson. C. Johnson. M Nelson. M. Sundman. N. Pearson. N. Ribar. S. Pape. S. Cloutier. C. Ryan, B Hale. D. Rut cn. G. Nelson. M. Blue. A. Wheeler. R. Nelson; Row 4: P. Harris. K. Bcrgum, D. Elliot. D. Picl. M Olson. R. Sherman. D Miller. M Dillon. M Dillon. B. Jones, T Ondov. S Varpncss. T. Carlson. B Ronmng. G Mason. S. Sanford. K. Strand. D. Dvorak; Row $■ Mr. R. Johnson. R. Smetana. R Anderson. J. Jczusko. L Adams. M. Kalcsig. H. Johnson; Not Pictured T. Papke. C. Anderson. The concert schedule for the bands included ihe Roosevelt Area Festival in November with bands from Howell. Nokomis. and Sanford Junior High Schools, the Pops Concert in April, a joint concert with the choir in May and a trip to Brookings. South Dakota to play a concert for the high school student body. Concerts were also given in the area junior highs. This year's Pop Concert w-as given on April 10 and presented music from “The Music Man . Mike Kittleson was featured as Professor Harold Hill. Orchestra: From Row: L. Adams, R. Murphy; Row 2: B. Rardin. Star Reiser. A. Kuknkamp, M, Bell. G. Anderson; Row3: D. Leary, L. Tedorson. J. Scott. K. Mclhus. Stage Band: Front Row: R. Smetana. R Anderson. A. Wheeler. P. Blue. R. Nelson. J. Anderson. M. Blue; Row 2 K. Strand. 1). Dvorak. S. Sanford. G. Mason; Row 3 L. Adams. T. Ondov. N. Ribar. S. Cloutier. M. Nelson. M. Kiltlcson; Not Pictured: C. Ryan The Roosevelt Orchestra is small in numbers, but the students have a well-rounded program of solos and small groups. The members of the orchestra are often called on as soloists for area functions. Stage band, composed of 19 selected musicians, meet the second and third trimesters. They play pop and ja music. Varsity band consists of sophomores and juniors who meet in room 119 during 2nd hour. Varsity Band: Front Row: I.. Brown. G. Rtsingcr. V. Chase; Row 2. D. Schuler. R. Miller, K. Stuhlfcicr. H. Hegg. M. Anderson; Row 3 B Oswald. D. Ziebart. J. Hanson. B. Gicseke. J. Lindahl. J. Rcudelstcr ; Row 4 S. Nelson. K. Anglim. I). McCarty. P. Bayle. M. Tyler. M. Pickard. G. I emptc; RowS: R. Johnson. M. Kullcsig. J. Sonkc. B. Pearson; Not pictured: B. Trunk. 29 The most exciting event in the history of the Roosevelt Band occurred this past summer when the band (lew to the International Youth and Music Festival in Vienna, Austria where they participated with musicians from other countries in a festival of band music. The band was awarded a trophy for excellence. The trip also included sightseeing and concerts in Munich and Berlin, West Germany as well as Austria. Nearly a year of preparation and fund-raising went into the trip. The band parents and students worked very hard to raise the S52.000 necessary to make the trip. Pictured below is the Roosevelt Band at the opening xercises at the Rathaus Square, in Vienna Austria. 30 The Marching Band consisted of: L. Brown. C. Engstrom. T. Fccht, J. Krafthefer, B. Kramer. K. MeGraw. M. Mclhus. S. Pranghofer, S. Ramsey, M. Reilly. P. Reilly. B. Remington. G. Risingcr. B. Trunk. K. Aascrud. C. Anderson. M. Anderson. J. A.xberg, M. Campbell. H llcgg. W. Nelson, R. Ottum. C. Peterson. D. Wilson. R. Miller, D Elliott. D. Picl. M. Blue. P. Blue. R. Nelson. A. Wheeler. S. Cloutier. B. Geiseke. R. Hale. J. Hanson. C. Johnson. M. Kiltclson. J. Lindahl. L. Occl. S. Pape. N, Pearson. C. Ryan. M Sundman, B. Pearson, D. Wenzel, D. Dvorak, J. Johnson. M. Pickard. S. Sanford. K. Strand. I). Adams. T. Ondov. R. Anderson. H. Johnson. S. Reiser. I). Olson. M. Ruona. E. Slayton. R. Smetana. I). Miller, B. Reiser. L. Adams. M. Dillon. M. Dillon 31 It’s awfully early in the morning! Lift Your Voices And Sing Concert Choir Concert Choir means: 7:30 morning practices before concerts, singing in stale competition, candy sales, Denver, rehearsals, scales, words. Cronobles, risers, concerts, My robe doesn't fit”, jitters before sectionals, practice. Happenings books, only ones in the school knowing Roosevelt hymn, seven-fold Amen. Row I. A. Swanson. J. Ogdahl. J. Helms. C. Fischer, H. Parbsl, J. Wcydt, T. Ritchie. D. Bcrthilson. J. Olson, J. Ortman, R. Hovcn. J. Palbicki, M. Ilcrkal, S. O'Brien. K. McGladc, M. Cardin. T. Sattcrlund, S. Sturtcvant, M. Lundecn, T. Lchrke: Row 2: N. Gilbertson. L. Keefer. M. Hackel, J. Nelson. J. Olson. K. Nyc. J. Tyler. N. Pearson. C. Johnson. M. Butterfield. L i.ikaus. S. Lee. B. Kolstad, R. Wassmund. L. Myhrc. D. Freund. P. Cockerham. L. Bolin. K. Hal-berg. J. Johnson. L. Sorenson. L. Joel; Row J: I . Fliflct. P. Breedlove. D. Ybarra. J. Burl. M Rivers. M. Rumbaks. D. Dahlgrcn. L. Page, B. Bushc . R. Carlson. D. Chinande. S. O'Brien. M. Kridcr, T. Murry, G. Aamodt. C. Cooke. T. Putnam, P. Archer. J. Bcrkncss. D. Bolstad. C. Wagner. J. Vclcnchcnko. N. Ilultgrcn. S. Swenson. H. Baardscth. S. Drcycr. K. Murry; Row 4: B. Johansen, P. Archer, M. Anderson. B. Francisco, W. Mauland. S. O'Dcnius, I). Dvorak. M. Mattson. M Buttcrworth. S. Anderson. T. l undecn. T. Pctlygrovc. J. Page. J. Ramnarainc, J. Kelly. F. Ringquist. M. Porter. B, Vatsaas.. Buck. I). Iverson. C. Soderberg, I). Dustin. I.. Bjclland, P. Olson. A. Patterson. 32 Choralairs Means Working Together Those people dressed in red and blue outfits or haunting the halls in tuxedos and long dresses arc the Roosevelt Choralairs before one of their concerts. This group of singers, meeting at 7:30. is always able to liven up an auditorium or spark added interest during a concert. Pop singers sang selections from many Broadway musicals such as “Pippin”, “See Saw”, and “Hair”. Madrigals, who sing a capclla. exposed the student body to a more classical style of music. One of the highlights of the year was the annual Christmas television show which was presented on KSTP TV. Accompanied by Joanne Ortman. Boyd Francisco and Brad Vas-lass. this year’s choralairs proved to be the best ever. From Row: I.. Eikaas. T. Ritchie, J. Buck. K. Murry. D. Fries. P. Cockerham; Last Row: K. Nyc. I). Dahlgrcn. C. Flick. I). Iverson. C. Sodcrbcrg. E. Kingquisi. Front Row. A. Swanson. D. Dahlgrcn. C. Johnson. J. Burl. N. Pearson. C. Sodcrbcrg. L. Joel. J. Buck. L. Keefer; l.ast Row: D. Dustin. P. Olson. E. Kingquisi. J. Tyler, D. Iverson. P. Cockerham. M. Rumbaks. S. Drcycr. T. Lun-dccn. K. Nyc. 33 34 Front Row: A. Kulcnkamp. P. Peterson. M. Sandberg. L. Emerson. L. Witlrom.C. Peterson. L. Dreyer,C. Bcndik.C. Hoffman; Middle Row J. Doblc. K. Sobt ak. L. Schlcif. T. Lewno. A. Peroutky. D. Peterson. S. Stiller. B. Baxter. K. Mann. B. Bergin; Last Row: E. Johnson. T. Prigge. L. Roberts. C. Mattson. S. Ritchie. P. Stork. C. Weigel. L. Zeller. S. Steiner. I.. Peterson. S. Malkavagl. Front Row: K. Olson. M. Morin. S. Brown. P. Brown. C. Eckman, B. Carol. L. Klcmp. P. Sadcghi. T. Erickson. J. Gardner. P. Large, M. Wood, M. Bcrglund; Row Two: J. Goetten. J. Hilden. D. Roycc. R. Fedc. J. Hulkc. S. Nelson. D. Modrow. D. Rolf. Y. Johnsen. N. Flanders. R. Schocn M. Clcath. R. Pappenhau-sen. C. Feidt; Row Three C. Smilh.C. Dunn. C. Hough. C. Mahowald. M. Mercado. L. BoUtad. L. Norman. B. Benson. S. Donovan. D. Peters. P. Jackson. D. Johnson. D. Taylor; Row Four: Mr. E. Johnson. C. Baker. K. Vick. C. Hictala. R. Burton. C. Gambler. D. Miller. S. Kask. C. Rumerth. V. Medeiros. S. Gustafson. K. Parks. S. Herkenhoff. L. Tratnik, D. Osberg. L. Emerson. 35 Front Ho J. Jc inko. R. Icdt. A. Roloflf. J. Olton. B H.inkv D. Dahlgrcn. J. Ciipncr. J. Doblc. J. Hcichcrt.C. Shooc.S HerkenhofT; Second How. C. Anderson. C. Smith. N Bovtrom. C. Hanson. J. Swanson. E. Slayton. J. Luciano. S. Schmidt. B. Bcckcr. M. Sund-man, C. Sand. N. Hullgrcti. third Ro T Masson. C Engstrom. C. Hictala, K. Sankcy, C Mattson, M Olson. S. Lee, D. kukows-ki. S. Johnson, B. Schrocdcr. B. Olson: Last Ro E. Granholm, D. Midthun. ( Ryan, D. Hunter. P. Lynn. D. Sowlcs. Student Council In Action “Does Student Council really do anything?” was a question asked by many Roosevelt students this year. The answer was a resounding “Yes! . Under the watchful eyes of advisors. Mr. Tilbury and Mr. Engstrom. this year’s council has been extremely active. Student Council concentrated on improving student-community relations. This included a campaign on litter and the popular Operation Christmas Basket drive. Over 80 baskets of food were delivered to needy families throughout the area with the help of Student Council under the direction of Mr. Mclnroy. An exchange program began with other city and suburban schools enabling Roosevelt students to compare various curriculums and school activities. One of the popular activities was the first annual Dress Up Day when students dressed in costumes the last day of each trimester. Thanks to President Jeff Gipner and Vice President Dave Dahl-gren there seemed to be a renewed interest in student government. 36 Student Senate Student senate works with the student council to plan school activities. The senate meets at 8:00 every Tuesday. This year the group has been involved on projects which included Mac's Christmas baskets. Winter Sports Day and Clean-up day. Student senate also assists students who are in problems over their student rights. Jeff Gipner and David Dahlgren were the senate officers and Mr. William Tilbury served as advisor from the faculty. The standing committees were: Education, Pat Lynn. Chairperson; Extra-Curricular Activities Committee, Julie Swanson. Chairperson; Community Relations. Rose Fcdt. Chairperson. Standing [ Midthun. D. Dahlgren. J. Jc usko. M. Sundman. P. Krause. Sitting On Counter: C. Ryan. D. Hunter. E. Slayton. J. Gipner, C. Hictala. Not pictured: W. Glover. I). Adams. 37 Mr. Mclnroy directs Operation Christmas Basket The RoC4€4feCt StafuUlAcl November 22. 1 Janitors telTSweeping � - •• —. ■ ■ • | Y Overnight Big Success; 1 ' M— r — — - 1 •-1 Advisor Ms. C. Anderson Staff Working? Is The Standard Dving? The “Standard” began the year with a major problem. Due to action by our state Legislature, fees for student activities were eliminated, this including the traditional collection of student fees for our school newspaper, the “Standard . As a result the new “Standard advisor. Ms. Cindy Anderson, plunged into two overw helming responsibilities. First, constructing and publishing the paper, and second, financing the paper. The staff followed close behind Ms. Anderson's leadership in both areas. The challenge began with subscriptions, followed by a mistletoe sale (which had a tremendous effect on human relations, here at R.H. S.), a supposedly morbid funeral march, and many genorous contributions were given to help. Therefore, with a lot of effort and a little bit of luck, we were able to enjoy our biweekly editions of the Standard”. Down to business! Sports Editor Mark Dillon News Editors Amy Gage Sheila Broderick Feature Editor Chuck Ryan )9 Sagamore Staff Photographer Nancy Collin Advisor - H Henmngsgard Bev Odden and Cindy Louth The Sagamore Staff began its work with questions such as What’s a cropper? and “Is this layoutall right?,” but soon found that ycarbookmg was fun. Armed with 3-R forms, rulers, cameras and copy-sheets. the staff was determined to capture the wide spectrum of events at Roosevelt. Putting the book together was a collective effort, one of sharing ideas and helping one another. We often heard the saying. “The last deadline is the worst because we’re done. With this book we hope that each person can better reflect on the year 1975. Debbie Grannes and Sandy Olvon Karen Sandvig Photographer Dave Santo , from H. Lar on Studio Linda Seep. Cindy Opttad and Mike Cochran Ken Carlson. Randy Mann and Nancy Collin Time For Reflections Of’75 Panic Nancy Bostrom and Jeanne Bortncm From Row. Randy Mann. Jeanne Borincm. John Breedlove: Middle Row: Sandy Olson. Linda Seep. Vicki White. H. Hcnningsgard. Bev Oddcn. Nancy Collins. Cindy Louth; Back row. Ken Carlson. Cindy Opstcad. Anne Roloff. Nancy Rosirom. Jeff Buck. Karen Sandvig. Kathy Murry. Beth Plack. Dawn Hibbcn. Mike Cochran. . e asauFiL “Best Of My Love” Snoball 1975 The winter formal was held on February 15 in the I.D.S. Ballroom. Over two hundred elegantly groomed couples danced to the music by Pegasus. Traditional cokctail parties preceded the danec which was followed by dinner at favorite restaurants in the area. The theme. “Best of My Love,” made it a night to remember. Senior Executive Board President Pete Krause smiles dur- Front Row M. Bendik. N. Riley. S. Olson. L. Seep. D. Wickland, M. Bolin. D. Mikkelson; Second Row: R. Rand. L. ing meeting. Oliveru. A. Patterson. A. Swanson. J. Anderson. L. Ilolmstcad, T. Ondov. N. Pearson. Margaret Merkal contemplates Front Row: K. Paasch. D. Grannes. J. Olson. P. Krause. T. Anderson. K.Gordcr;Second JohvW. Anderson. R. Mann, procccdngs. I). Fries. A. RolofT. R. Fedt, J. Weydt. M. Merkal, T. Ritchie. Andy Patterson listens as parents help plan seniors graduation activities. Mrs. Herbergand Mrs. Kelly. Faculty advisor Tom Ohno. makes a point. The Senior Executive Board was guided by President Pete Krause. Vice-President Tom Lund. Secretary JoAnne Olson, and Treasurer. Debbie Grannes. The Board was in charge of planning all senior activities including senior class play, caps and gow ns, commencement, prom banquet and the graduation party. 44 Reflections of Leadership Ronald Burnside Calista Bcchtold Leslie Engslrom Patrick Feely « Clayton Freeberg Linton Lange Walter Logaez Freman R. Mclnroy Phillip Petrou LouisC. Rudd 46 English — Ideas Cynthia Anderson James Anderson Beatrice Antholz Addcll Dahlcn Dorianne Evertz Susan Fccly Carolyn Gcrshcow Jack Hill Stephen Phillipps Daniel Krueger Fred Lundquist Ingrid Matthews Jack Newton Joan Pinkney ■ Eric Schrocdcr Helen Henningsgard Charlotte Scarlett Majorie Kaduc Lorraine Stavenas Home Economics Realities Foreign Language — Culture 48 Arithmetic 49 Robert Anderson James Dotseth Gary Fortier Marsha Gallca Sherry Grindcland Richard MeWaters Karl Pederson Lorraine Wendt Physical Education — Activities 50 Music Inspiring Richard Hughes Donald Iverson James Cepress William Elmquist Orcn Hollenbeck Robert Lohn Clifford Luke James Moody Gordon Olson Jerome Sullivan 51 Custodians: Cooks — Dependable From Row: R. Burzynski, G. Patrick. D. Dcbc. W. Franks. V. Person. Second Row: L. Sweeney. B. Alexander. W. Wevcr. P. Wagner. Third Row: W. Osborne. B. Erickson. Business — Skills Dale Johnson Alice Paus Eleanor Schultz Gaile Sovell Claude Benson Muriel Wiest Cartrell Cooper Richard Dick Work Coordinators Helpful Patricia Gronberg Donald Litstrom James Saxton Gerald Springer Jerry Strukcl 53 ■i Silling: L. Prill. K. Winter. V. Maher. D. Williams. Standing: B. Edstrand, G. Johnson. H. McKinley. C. Shclstad. B. Deeds. O. Brooks, J. Carlson. Office: Teacher Aids — Loyal S4 From Row.S. Glcnnon, M. Meehan. Second Row: V. Peterson. F. Rask. I. Roseland. D. Webber. Administration — Guidance Milton Hughes, Clr. Douglas Hanson. Clr. Paul Costello. Pol. Lia. Margaret Erickson. Soc. Worker Robert Goldstrand. A. Clarence Pete” Hanson. Prin. Clr. Terry Kintop. Emp. Clr. Donald Peterson. Clr. Gerald Roehning, Prin. Donald Rosholt, A. Prin. Merna Smith, Clr. 55 Faculty At Work — Finally Seniors . . . Class Of Nineteen Seventy-Five Daniel Albrecht if Douglas Adams Susan A bramson Timothy A Ibrecht Beth A Idrich Dawn Allen Michael Allen Shawn Allen Gayle A llerson 5a Byron A nderson Jeana A nderson Mark C. A nderson Mark R. Anderson Patricia A nderson Vicki A nderson Ward A nderson Terry Anderson Larry A nderson Wendy A nderson 59 Robert Angus Christine A rent: Kevin Arms James A mold Helen Baardse'h Bruce Bailey Paul Baker Brenda Banks 60 Mark Bendik Shelley Benoit Donna Berthilson Bonnie Besse JoA nne BlomquisI Delores Blommel Mark Benson Mary Berglund Videl! Bingham Brenda Boehm Donna Blank holm r‘ Karen Bogema 61 We do not remember days, we remember moments. Cesare Pavese Linda Bolin Matthew Bolin Danette Bolstad Jeanne Bortnem Nancy Bostrom Denise Bolls Catherine Buckley Shawn Burke Lisa Bursinger i� • Joyce Calvert Dawn Burgett Mark Bur master John Burt Kim Cameron Marian Butterfield Bruce Bushey Nancy Capetz Myrna Campbell 63 S David Capps Janice Carlson Toni Casielucio Teresa Cardinal i Doreen Chaver Cynthia Carlson Bruce Carothers Da vid C hristensen Cindy Clarin Howard Carlson Mark Caruso Gregory Christianson Beth Clark 64 Michael Cochran Crystal Converse John Cleveland Patricia Cocker ham Dario Cornejo Nancy Collins Majella Cote Y vonne Crews Vincent Crouch Nora Daher David Dahlgren Dawn Dailey 65 Memory is not so brilliant as hope. But it is more beautiful, and a thousand times as true. George Dennison Prentice Mark Daly Malvin Davis Mark Dillon Debra Dolny Cynthia Dam Michael Denting Jane lie Dipple Constance Postal Sandra Dreyer Wayne Dudley David Dustin Dean Dowdy Edward Duda Deborah Dugan Dean Dvorak Steven Dunn William Dunphy David Ei land James Eilola 67 Julie Eklund Susan Ell Nina Elmore David Eng Karen Erickson Dianne Erickon Jane Ellingson Patricia Erbes Susan Erickson Deborah Elliott Thomas Ericksen Jill Erikson 6S Francis Fagerstrom Ed Falk Rosemary Fedt Julie Fimort Michele Fond el! Linda Ferrell Guy Fischer Peter Frahm Mary Fjeld Boyd Francisco Todd Franson Judith Freese Diane Frenzel 69 A man s real possession is his memory. 70 In nothing else is he rich, in nothing else is he poor. Alexander Smith Deborah Gardner Thomas Gallagher Nancy Gilbertson Jeffrey Gipner Gregory Gilbert Thomas Giroux Jeanne Goetten Mark Gilbertson Wanda Glover Jon Graf Debra Grannes Peter Greenland Morgan Grelson Elizabeth Gruenwald Julianne Graske Cheryl Grefsrud Bradley Gunderson Lee Groce Ronnie Grot he Rebecca Gunner Jon Gustafson 71 Robert Haack Nancy Haas Lawrence Hall Roxanne Hallquist Kimberly Hansen Cheryl Hanson Mary Hackel Larry Hanse Da vid Hanson Margaret Hanson Richard Haglund Cherri Hansen Karen Hanson Patricia Hanson 72 Donald Helgesen Jill Helms 1 Cynthia Harris Bonita Hartmann Catherine Harvell Beth Hauge Corey Hedstrom Theresa Hefferan Jacqueline Helseth Susan Hemmingsen 73 If a man does not keep pace with his companions, perhaps it is because he hears a different drummer. Le{ him step to the music which he hears, however measured or faraway. Thoreau Mar I ha Hendricks Elizabeth Herrian Sylvia Herring Roger Hilden Debbie 11 abler Leanne Holliday Gary Hohnen Pamela Homan Gregory Homo Emily Hossick David Hunter Linde Homs tad Roseanne Hoven Sandra Isackson Y vonne Hoven Daniel verson Johanna Howard Patricia Jangula 75 Linda Jensen Cynthia Jeschkeii Louise Jezusko Esther Johansson Caro! Johnson Cindy Johnson David Johnson Debra Johnson Diane Johnson Lynn Joel Claudia Johnson Douglas Johnson Jane Johnson Jeana Johnson Jeffrey Johnson Lane Johnson Susan Jones Donn Karos Kim Jorgenson Linda Keefer Harald Kaasa Laurie Kelley Joyce Johnson Steven Johnson Lee Kafka James Kelly 77 will not follow where the path may lead, hut will go where there is no path, and I will leave a trail. Anonymous Cindy Kolve Allen Kraabel Michael Koucky William K indent Bradley Krantz Peter Krause Michael K rider Donna Kukowski Gordon Larson Wayne Larson Daniel Kupka Margery Larson David Lau Michael LaFlamme Cynthia Lauth Kurt Larsen Susan La veil Sharon Larson Norman Larson 79 Timothy Lawrence Cynthia Layssard Gale Lee Sonja Lee Sherry LeMay Terry Lee Tab Lind back Mark Lex Christopher Leykom Arthur Lindemann Cynthia Lindgren Gregory Lindgren AnnLisen Douglas Lundgren Lawrence Lyng Brian Madzey Patricia Mahoney Thomas Lund m Patrick Lynn Karla Mahowald David Lownsbury Thomas Lundeen Kathy Maier 81 For yesterday is but a dream and tomorrow is only a vision. But today, well lived. makes every yesterday a dream of happiness and every tomorrow a vision of hope. Look well, therefore, to this day. Sanskirit Proverb Kristi Martens Laurie Martin Beverly Masurka Cynthia Matson Randal Mann Richard Parkos Leann Martin Frank Mascari Terry Matson Mark Mattson w Nancy McCullough Timothy McDougall Thomas McG raw Timothy McDonald Patricia Me Elroy Kevin McGinnis Kenneth McGuire Kerry McGlade Kevin McG lade Diana McKinley Debra McLaughlin 83 Kevin Milter Thomas Miller Paul Mitzel Lori Mjoness Donna Moe Joyce Moe Sieve Mohn Pamela Moritz Steven Murphy Denise Nelson Cynthia Morris Barbara Myhre Janet Murdock LeighAnn Myhre Douglas Moran Roger Moritz Kathy Murry James Nelson 85 We know that these days are numbered and few. so much to see. and much more to do. But we knew it wouldn't last, for all things must end. remember the happiness, laughter, and friends. All these memories will be here forever. Kathy Murry Janice Kelson Julie Nelson 1 Nancy Nelson Nancy New berg Lola Nelson Randal Nelson Lori Nelson Gail Ness Matthew Nelson Geri Neva la 86 Mark Norby Jill Nor dm ever Ray Nor volt Sarah O'Brien Paul Oberlander Susan Olsen Katherine Nye Steven O'Brien Beverly Odden Barbara Olson Pamela O' Donnell Sheila 0‘Dougherty Elizabeth Olivera Steven Odenius Donna Olson Jane Olson 87 Kimberly Olson Joanne Olson Sandra Olson Scon Olson Stephen Olson Debbie O'Reilly Timothy Osterlund Thomas Ondov Joanne Ortman Steven Os thus Robin Paggen Pamela Papenhuusen Daniel Patch A ndrea Patterson Elsa Parhst Scott Parks Kathleen Paasch David Paulson 89 I shall never pass this way again through this toilsome world alas! Once and only once I pass; If kindness I may show. If a good deed I may do. To a suffering man, Let me do it will can No delay; for it is plain I shall not pass this way again! A nonymous Mitchell Pederson Nancy Pearson David Peterson Robyn Peterson Philip Paulson Wayne Peterson A ndrew Peroutky Thomas Pettygrove Marianne Poltorff Bunny Quant Caihryn Polsfuss Janies Pribbenow Michael Prok James Pukay Robert Pullis Lois Quick Robert Quick Ronald Rabe 91 Robyn Rube nor l Kevin Roden Rhoda Rand Karen Rasmussen Rondo Raze Colleen Ready Curtis Raymond Timothy Redhead Candyce Reierson Debbie Raymond Pamela Reilly Laura Rice Nancey Riley Jeffrey Rmiarcik Michael Rollins A tine Roloff Treasure Ritchie Date Running Douglas Revsbeck James Riley Scott Rivers Cherie Ross 93 We have heard it only once, to cherish all beautiful things, to keep and hold them, for we may never find them again.” L. Seep Barry Roth Martin Ruona Dale Sachs Kevin Rutherford 94 Janies J. Sandberg James W. Sandberg Kathleen Sandmeyer Mary Sat re Bradford Sa vage Robin Schirmer Karen Sandvig Kathleen Saxum A manda Scheuneman Tracy Satterlund Warren Saxon Stephen Schnurrer Waller Schroeder C harles Sc hit veiller 95 Lynn SchwegeI Susan Seaberg Deborah Sheldon Cindy Sherman Linda Seep Malonie Silbernagel Brian Smith Warren Smith Barbara Senger John Silva Linda Smith Donna Soderberg A Suzanne Sonke Daniel SowJes Michael Starken Da vidSieile Dawn Stock mo JoanneS temper Ca rot S tones trom Glenn Stickney Scott Spencer Michael St or lie 97 No act of kindness, no matter how small, is ever wasted. A esop Jean Stringer K e vin S truck man Carry Sundin A rdis Swanson James Swanson Kenneth Strand Susan Swanson Susan Swenson Cheryl Swiderski Michael Tebbilt Scott Tellman Mark Teteris 98 Julie Thielen Robert Thompson Barbara Thorson Steven Trinkle Bradley Thomas Thomas Thompson Thomas Tidrick Karen Trondson Edward Talon Gregory Tomasko Steven Varpness Steven Turner 99 Catherine Wagner Robert Walkowski Rae Ann Wassmund Robert Watroba Jennifer Wevdt Victoria White Carol Week ley Pauline Whitney Debra Wicklund Markus Warren Kim Weikle Marianne Wick Renae Wiet stock Micki Williams John Williamson Susan Winter Julie Wolfe Dianne Woodfor.it Mark Witlgraf Catherine Wyatt Stephen Wojciechowski 101 Catherine Yeo Jeffrey Zahel Marsa Zieglmeier Celesline Zimmerman Finding beauty isn’t hard. It's in your heart and in the hearts of others.” M. Henningsgard Gary Duke Tony LaCroix Christine Gambler Kristine G order Camera Shy Lori A iexander Duane Bice William Biros Janet Bowens Peter Bruvelis Barbara Chinander Andrea Delkeskamp Steven Dokken James Dosen Janie Due bar me Randy Duffy Vicki Em her ley Glen Eskierka Sherman Ferguson Scott Furry Kenneth Gray Suzann Gunderson Patricia Hansen Robin Harris Joseph Henning Paul Hinschberger Mary Hoehne Randall Holbrook Shelby Hunt Delayne Hurley Barbara Irish Willie Jackson Bradley Johansen A mbrose Johnson Karen Johnson Susan Johnson David Jones Karen Kaiser Colleen Kendrick Teresa Kingsley James Kinney Laurie Knudson Debra K vam Jeffery Lange Alan Livingstone Louise Markun Edward Marroguin Frank Montbriand Terri Montrose Guy Nelson Masato Nontoio Edward O ' Donnell John Ocel Susan Olson Daryl Johnson Theresa Ramirez Jacob Rhodes Cynthia Schirmer John Seidel Mark Smedstad Charlotte Sturgis Deborah Swanson Mark Swanson Curtis Tanner Michael Tipler Carol Tuley Kevin Turgeon Steven L. Turner George Uitz Cynthia Violet Rosemary Warner Cheryl Watson Senior Class Motto . . . To Become Free And Responsible For This Alone Was Man Created. Dag Hammurskjold 102 The Senior year is one of panic. What to do after graduation, where to go. what must I do. and so on. There is one especially good thing and that is there arc only two required classes Social Studies and English, of course. The first centers on three modern problems: Government, where you learn of your rights and how our system w orks: Sociology, w here you are told how society is molding you to fit itself: and Economics, where you arc told of impending doom and find that we really are going to hell in a hand basket”. English, however, docs not change from last year. After these courses arc taken care of. one finds a lot of time to expand one's know ledge and sills in many areas. These courses are open to all Roosevelt students, but Seniors have more time to give to them. You can go into Home Economics where you can make your ow n clothes, fill the halls with the aroma of a master chef in Foods, or learn of life's two certainties death and taxes with muny other goodies in Nome and Family. Others find themselves absorbed into Roosevelt's excellent music program. There arc several bands and choirs to fit all talents and specializations. We also have a great Industrial Arts program with metals, drafting, wood, graphic arts, and an uuto shop where students can wreak havoc on their favorite teacher's car. Many try the language program which consists of French, Spanish. German and Norse, with each one taking a trip to their respective countries. Last but not least, you can take the mind-boggling courses of Algebra Trigonometry, Math Analysis. Physics. Human Biology and Chemistry. As we look at our Senior year, we find that it is indeed the best of the three, but there arc many different attitudes toward it. Some dread graduation with its threat of responsibility and loss of friends, and others wish it to come as soon as possible. To all the parting Seniors we say, We hope you enjoyed your stay at good of Rose) Tech, and good luck. J. Breedlove PERSONALITY PLUS: Wayne Larson and Nancy Collins MOST ATHLETIC: Greg Christianson and Claudia Johnson Top Teds Of 1975 BEST DRESSED: Dave Eilardand MarySatre MOST INDIVIDUALISTIC: Dan Patch and Dannette Bolstad CUTEST COUPLE: Vince Crouch and Kim Wieklc MOST MASCULINE: Phil Rumpi MOST FEMININE: Bev Oddcn TYPICAL TED: Randy Mann and Kaihy Murry SHYEST: Mark Daly and JoAnnc Olson CONTRIBUTED MOST: Pete Krause and Nancy Bostrom To The Class Of’75 . . . NICEST SMILE: Mike McMullen and Carol Anderson To The Class Of’75 If it’s ever so small the part you take. The world has need of you. Be it big or little the effort you make. The world has need of you. I fit's only a thought you give by the way. I fit’s only love's word you pause to say. If it’s a part no one else can play. The world has need of you. By your smile you can change another life. By a word you can bring peace out of strife. Get busy Don't let a chance slip by. For the world has need of you. FAVORITE TEACHER: Mr. Phillips and Mrs. Henningsgard BIGGEST FLIRT: Marty Ruona and Robyn Rabenort Juniors . . Class of Nineteen Seventy- Six Gregory Aamodt K.trcn Aascrud Renac Acker Curtis Ackerman Kathleen Adler Gregg Alexander Kenneth Almquist Myrna Alsip Mary Ames Kari Anderson Penny Anderson Rachel Anderson Scott Anderson Susan Anderson Timothy Anderson Christopher Anglim Teresa Applcquist Daniel Arcndarczyk Becky Armstrong David Arvidson William Atkins Gene Aufdcrhar Thomas Awe Joyce Axbcrg Bradford Bailey Dorinda Baker Judith Bakke Timothy Balcomc Michael Barsamian Vernon Beach Roberta Becker Lee Bell Richard Bcrgland Mark Bergstrom Karen Bergum Robert Berthiaume 108 Philip Blake Mark Blessing Mark Blue Penny Blue John Bohanon Margaret Breedlove Bonita Brmwall David Brown Steven Brown Su anne Brown Tracy Buck Randall Bu flic David Burkman Chcrril Burney Jack Burton Chris Busho Thomas Busk irk Michele Carlcen Jeffrey B. Carlson Jeffrey R. Carlson Joy Carlson Kenneth Carlson Randall Carlson Susan Carlson Timothy Carlson Daniel Chinandcr Cathlecn Christ Lonrui Christensen l.arry Cummings Patrick Cunningham Jeffrey Danberg Gene Delano 109 Nancy Demarais David Dcutsch Van Dicrauer John Dillon Charles Doblc Denise Dokken James Dolan Sharon Donovan Marie Dornfcls Lame Doroschuk Michelle Dorshcr John Downing Steven Doyle Barbara Duda Lynn DulTy Raymond Eck Susan Edstrom Mollic Edwards Mary Eggen RuthEggen Dan Erickson Joyce Erickson Thomas Erickson Laurie Extrand Tamara Fecht Karen Feely Brian Ferguson Cheryl Fetzer Dennis Fildes Karen Fimon Cynthia Fischer Jeffrye Fischer Patti Fischer Catherine Fit gcrald Nancy Flanders Luann Flifkt James Flood Timothy Forster Timothy Fox Jeanette Franks Karen Freeman Joseph Frenkel Jayne Frenstad Diane Freund Maryl Cardin Brenda Gay Andrew Geffre Keith Gervais Teresa Gonsior Diane Gootclaw Kevin Gottw alt kd� ard Granholm C nthia Granites GailGranum Nancy Green Renaic Greiner Baiba Grictens Roger (iroihc Bruce Grout Mary Gruenwald Craig Grunke Darcy Gunderson Scott Gunner Vickie Gunstrom Jacqueline Gustafson John Gut aid Julie Hagstrom Kristine Halbcrg Robert Hale Debra Hallquist Denise Hamernik Debra Hammer James Ha men Nancy Hansen Kevin Hanson Yvonne Hanson Lcann Hardon Jo-Jo Harlow Paula Harm Joyce Hariung Pamela Hastings Scott Hat kmson Deborah Ha)enga Matthew Hedstrom Marlene Hcllcrstcdt lcrry Mcmmingscn Janet Hendrickson Sandra HcrkcnhofT Kathryn Herrick Kevin Herring Mark Hesse Constance Hcycr Rachel Hibcn Cynthia Hictala Julie Hilden Kathleen Hillestad Jody Hmrichs 1 auric Hinschbcrgcr Craig Hollenbeck Rachel Holmbcrg Layton Holmgren Randy Homo Jacqueline Host Bonita Hoven Julie Howell Jacquelyn Hulkc Nancy Hultgrcn Vemta Hyland Kelley Isham John Iwson Penny Jackson Stocn Jacobson Augusta Jallah JohnJay JonJe usko Michelle Johns Yvonne Johnsen Cynthia Johnson Jcrrold Johnson JerryJohnson Machcllc Johnson Marsha Johnson Michael Johnson Paul Johnson Reed Johnson Ricky Johnson Thomas Johnson Jonathan Jones Patrick Kabrud Mary Kadrlik Michael Kallevig Kenneth Kalvig Craig Kampa William Kanuit Susan Kask Frances Kauffmann 112 Paige Kmgsbcck Scott Kjeseth Craig Knokc David Kocholck Barbara Kolstad Elizabeth Koucky Barbara Kramer Stephen Krause Donald Krein Scott Kroll Robin Kulenkamp Mary Kunkcl ArnicKusnier Glen Kvelland Kris Lacoursierc Janda Large Patricia Large Eileen Larsen Daniel Larson Martin Larson Michael Larson Sue Larson Amy Laursen Denise Leary Mark Lee Robert Lehman Tamra Lehrkc Russell Leighton Debra Lemay Steven Lidstonc Mary Liedhotm Rose Lochr Janice Magnoson Mark Magnuson David Mahoney Kimberly Mann Robert Marschalk Michael Martin JohnMascari Richard Mattison Pamela McCullen Kevin McGinn Kevin McGinty Sandra McGinty 113 Lorraine McVay Vickie Medeiros Jayne Meehan Dean Melrose Mary Menshek Margarita Mcrcadc Kirt Mcssick Frederick Meyer David Midthun Dale Mikkelson Carol Miles Denise Miller Vicki Moc Maureen Moen Monte Moir David Moje Susan Montrose Richard Moore Marcella Morin Thomas Moris Patricia Morreim Gwendolyn Morris Kerri Morris Steven Mortensen Roxanne Moya Lori Mueller Jean Mulhausen Lorinette Mynng Bill Nelson David Nelson Julianne Nelson Scott Nelson Robert Ncrison Gay Ness Alberta N'cwgard Jeffery Niska Patricia O'Donnell Kevin O'Dougherty Kathleen O'Fallon JoanOgdahl JohnOhotto James Olausen Judith Olsen Alan Olsen Theresa Norgren Kenneth Norman Lorie Norman Julie Nyhlen 114 Craig Olson Daniel Olson lone Olson Joanne Olson Jeffrey Osum Robin Ottum Diane Owncs Sandra O olins Janet Palbicki James Palmer Kimberly Parks Julie Patterson James Paulson Paul Pearson Kay Pederson Scott Perry David Peter Cheryl Peterson Deborah Peterson Lynn Peterson Pamela Peterson Debra Piel Denise Piel Kevin Poe Paul Polak Mary Polunc Mark Porter Mark Powlcy Susan Pranghofer Terry Prcusse Tennie Prigge Carmine Profant ToddPufahl Kenneth Quick AnncRaab James Ramnaraine John Rapp Brian Rardin Dani Rare Patrick Ready obctis LotniUt Robinson RcidRomsaas lynn Rosenquist Charles Roih Sheryl Roth Russell Rotzien Debra Royce rent Russell TettyRusseW Darnel Ruuen David Sabaka ParvanehSadcghi Kathi Sager Constance Sand Mariko Sandberg Lori ScWenVcr Kevin ScMucL Shannon Schmidt Cheric Schneider Mar jorie Schneider Roberta Schoen JohnSchreiber Scott Schriener l can Schultz Tammi Schultz Anthony Schwartz Jennifer Scott Todd Seaton ChmtineSeep Craig Sclandcr Barbara Sevcnon Richard Seman Thomas Sexton Catherine Shand Carrie Shobc tart Shutt Michael Silbcrnaget Theresa Sinderman Edward Slayton Jerry Smith Michael Smith Rodney Smith Steven Sobtzak Craig Soderberg James Sonkc Sco� Starbuck Constance Stein Fay Stcinkopf Patricia Stephenson DanaStockmo Kenneth Stokes Ronald Stolbcrg Robert Stoltz RonStormocn David Strandbcrg KimStruwve Sarah Sturtevant John Sullivan Kimberly Sundblad James Thiclen Paulette Thielen Daniel Thompson Debra Thompson Gary Thompson Jennifer Thompson Julie Thompson MaryThoreson Raedean Thornton Michael Thomson Valeric Tobcck JanTolle Jerry Tovsen Rosa rah Townsend Susan Tracy Lois Tratnik Brent Trcnncpohl Barbara Tucker Diane Tunell Peggy Turk Julie Tyler Jody Velcnchenko Steven Vick Cleve Volk GcncWaelhof Lee Wallace Linda Wassmund Donna W aterman 117 David Wick Janice Wiese Patrick Wilcox Dale Wildcy David Wilkerson Carol William Jeffrey Williams Kathleen William Christopher Wmek Brian Wold Jeffrey Wood John Wolff Dchra Ybarra Steven Yca le Todd Young Scott Zuchlkc Michael Anderson Carla Boutnrdt Vicky Carlson James ( arpenter David Churchill David Dahlstrom Mark Dailey Linda Eriksen Brian Flattery Camera Shy . . . Janice Groce Douglas Hamernik Cheryl Harris Darrell Harris Lori Hayes Catherine Hendren Tim Huic Penny Iverson Mark Jendro David Johnson Charles Jones Briun Kampf Kandy Lard Debrah Lillurd John Lyons Judy MacLcan Karen MacLcan Geri Mjoncss Momcaann Mursch Stephen O'hern Steven Pficlfcr Samuel Runtirc Kimberley Ra ink Janet Schaubach Valerie Schrcibcr Lawrence Smith Kathleen Spence Sandra Steiner Debru Swanson Daniel Sylvers Anthony Tomasko Jeffrey Veches Bradley Weding Laurel Willman Francis Wind Su anne Yds tie 11a The Junior year is Ibe mosi frustrating, for you occupy the roles of both “Stomper and “Stompcc.” Every once in a while you find yourself mixed in with Seniors who can find nothing better to do than tell Junior jokes, and Sophomores who furnish you endless amusement. Once again you're required to take Social Studies. Here you study U.S. History, and a subject which at long last is relevant to life Psychology. English is also required and there’s finally variety. You can find just the course to fit your educational needs, from Sandbox for Pleasure to Grammar, with many in-betweens like Newswriting, Creative Writing, the Growing Bible as a Source, and Speech w here you can hear speeches, naturally, from your ow n obituary, to evolution, and little green men. Gym is required for the last time this year, centering on individual sports and leadership. This time its counterpart is Health where you can hear things like Fooling around can get you in trouble and “Watch out for V.D. . while seeing things like people fainting during first aid and childbirth films. While walking down the halls one can’t help hearing the echoes w hich exist in the back of every Junior’s mind that say There's only one more year to go. J. Breedlove Sophomores .. . Class of Nineteen Seventy-Seven Walter Abrarmon Julie Adams Laura Adams Celestinc Allen David Allen John Alton Barbara Anderson Brian Anderson Chris Anderson Cynthia Anderson Daniel Anderson Debra Anderson Grant Anderson Kimberly Anderson Marian Anderson Ross Anderson Kathleen Anglim Cynthia Applcquist Paul Archer Peter Archer Michael Arentz Wade Arms Dan Asleson Barbara Aufderhar Cindy Baker John Bartels John Bauer Brian Baumgartcn Margaret Bell Cynthia Bcndik Robyn Bcnnct Jamie Benoit Bryan Berg Terri Bcrgc Betsy Bergin Gary Bcrgin Janet Bergland Kim Bcrglund Peggy Bernard Mary Bidwcll 120 Barbara Baiter Patrick Bayle David Beattie Pamela Beckner Leona Blom Michael Blomquist Kevin Blomseth Robin Boatman Rebecca Boe Karen Boehm Timothy Bogrcn Steven Bolin Lisctlc Bolstad Russel Booth Timothy Borris Steven Bowman Kary Bowser Priscilla Boyd Pamela Boysen Dale Bradt Mark J. Brady Mark T. Brady Marsha Bndell Gary Brown JefTerey Brown LaVonnc Brown Linda Brown Patricia Brown Brian Bukkila Cheryl Burniecc Rosemary Burton Todd Burton Mary Bush Rebecca Buskirk Mark Butterworth David Campbell Tamie Campbell Beth Carl Sandra Carlson Vicky Carlson DeanCarter DominicCarter KevinCarter DulceCaruso ValerieChase M ichael Chestelson Denise Chilton Mark Christiansen 121 Kathryn Clarin Linda Clark Mary death Cori Clcmcntson Timothy Cocker ham William Cole Debra Conn Curtis Cook DcannCoolidgc Casey Coughlin Penny Crepps Susan Crosby Kurt Crouch Gary Cook James Cook Charles Cooke Linda Crownover CharlcsCunnmgham Dean Dahlgrcn Michael Dahlstcn Shannon Daly Jayson Dam Archie Daniels Ardis Daniels Gary Davitt Kim Deming Paul Dcschcnc James Dcslauriers Teresa Dcutsch Bradley Dewars John Diefcnthal Michael Dillon Maxine Disingcr Catherine Doble Jacqueline Doblc Dennis Doherty Dana Donley Steven Dorr John Dose n Ronald Dost a I Richard Doughty Car mela Douglas Mary Downing Linda Dreycr James Duda 122 Russell Duke Cheryl Dunn Teddy Jeffrey Dunn Cindy Hekman Kimbcrkc Edstrom Teresa Egan MaryEkblad Jay Eller David Ellis Lynn Emerson Michael Emery JonEngstrom Mary Erhard Teresa Erickson Jodi Evans Mark Evans Tanya Faison Bruce Falk Connie Fcidl Robert Fenske Kenneth Ferrell David Fetzer AnnFrahm Mitchell Frank Terrance Fran wa Joseph Fricdlund Mark Fretlag Sharon Frit e Susan Fritze Laura Gannon JulicGardncr Steven Gardner Gwen Gauthier MichacIGchl DouelasGeier AllanGerard Brian Giesckc Steven Gicseke Barbara Gilbert Glen Gilbertson Roger Gilliver Kimberly Gjesdahl Roberta Goetten Susan Goodsell William Goodsell Chris Gordon David Gough David Graham Susan Graham Timothy Grefsrud Barbara Grega Keith Gruye David Gunderson Ruth Gunderson Joni Hanson Dave Hen; Karen Hermansen Carla Hoffman Rosemary Hanzal James Hatlestad Mark Hcllerstedt Michael Helm Michael Hermanspahn Michael Herrian Danny Hoffman Roy Holm David Hayenga Richard Helms John Hcstncss Karen Holmen Robert Gustafson Sue Gustafson Douglas Hamernik Dale Hanse Deborah Hanson Jon Hanson Judy Hctchcrt James Heigl David Hendrickson Kimberly Hennessey David Hill Rhonda Hirsch Gerald Holschcr Rodney Holt John Hansen Keith Hansen Kris Hedstrom Heidi Hcgg Frank Helseth Dale Hcltzcr Jodi Hiivala Jeffrey Hilgcman Mitchell Holmes Sharyle Holmgren Daniel Gunner Dirk Gustafson Cynthia Hallangcr Mark Halverson 124 Cynthia Homan Thomas Homstad David Hossick Lauretta Hougcn Cynthia Hough Kent Hoveland David Hrkal Janet Huls Sandra Irish Dawn Iverson Scon Iverson Joanna Jackson James Jay Tonenc Jensen Duane Jcurisscn Betty Jacobson Glenn Johansen Toni Johns Barbara Johnson Diane Johnson Donna Johnson Heidi Johnson Jeffrey Johnson Jerulhia Johnson Jill Johnson Keith Johnson Konsiancc Johnson Lori Johnson Mark Johnson Neal Johnson Patricia Johnson Richard Johnson Russell Johnson Steven Johnson Brian Jones Rosetta Jones BretJoramo Annette Jorgenson Alison Juengel Timothy Junjak Wcndi Junjak Jay Kafka Alan Kampf Paul Karpinski Jennifer KaU Bonnie Kciser Nancy Kelley Terry Kclsay Shclli Kleve Denise Knight David Knutson Kelly Koppic 125 Joan Kraflhefcr Scott Krisak AnnKulenkamp Christopher Kulenkamp Sherri Lamb Donald Lambergei Richard Lanners Carolyn Lapenot� erc Bradley Larson Timothy Larson Randall Lalhrop Teresa Lathrop Sharon Latocki Katherine Lauth David Lawrence Sheila Layssard Deanna Lee John Lehman Peter Lchncrt Christopher Lehr Kenneth LcMay James Lcnz Lori Lew crcnz Timothy Lewno Christa Lex Dean Lichty Peter Lidstonc John Lind John Lindahl Bethany Lindcll Kerrin Lourcy Keith Lucas Jose Luciano Richard Luftman Sheila Lundberg Lori Lundquist Mark Madden Janet Madzcy Daniel Magnuson Keith Magnuson Michelle MahafTcy Candace Mahowald Steven Mahowaid Michelle Malkavage Charles Lynch Keith Lynch Larry Lyon Lcland Maberry Thomas Marchcssault Patricia Markun Mark Martin Carol Maschke 126 Michael McDougall James McFee Scot! McGhan John McGlade Debbie Miller Karen Miller Randi Miller Richard Miller Kathleen Mit cl Deborah Mod row Michael Moen Debra Moench Susan Moline Joyce Moore Scott Moorhead Melanie Morin Marlene Mortcnson Robert Murphy Timothy Murry David Neikirk Gary Nelson Mark Nelson Renee Nelson Rory Nelson Sharron Nelson Steven Nelson Susan Nelson Wendy Nelson Ronm N'eppl Debra Nerheim Alfred Ness Lam- Neuman Brian Nickelson Terry Nimon Dean Nisbct Christine Nutter 127 Paul Occl Robert Oldercn Keith Olsen Bradley Olson Robert Olson Robert Oman Susan Oman Kathleen Orcutt Stephen Organ Brian Oswald Roger Oxborough Lawrence Page Sally Palbicki Brian Pankow Susan Pape Robin Papcnhauscn Debra Olson Joyce Olson Kim Olson Molly Olson Kimbcrlee Pattcrsor Michael Paulson Robert Paulson Deanne Pavel Jack Pearson Paul Pederson Mark Perry Debra Peters Paul Peters Catherine Peterson David Peterson Kim Peterson Laura Peterson Patricia Peterson Randall Peterson William Peterson Julie Pctro Robert Pfcffcr Mark Pickard Dawn Pingrce James Polak Kimberly Poland Lisa Polcc James Ponting 128 David Prchall William Pribbcnow Anthony Putnam Erin Putnam KcidQuammc Christine Ramcrth Richard Ramm Valeric Ramm Susan Ramsey Christine Rasmussen Valerie Rau Susan Raymond Maureen Reilly James Rcudclstcr Joanne Revering Gloria Revier NcilRibar Jennifer Rice Wayne Richards Gretchen Rismger Scott Ritchie Mark Rivers Daniel Rober Linda Roberts Suran Roberts Christopher Robertson Mathew Robertson Alan Rogers Angela Rohr Darlene Rolf Leslie Rolland Jeanne Ronaync Brian Ronning Robert Ross Robert Ross Robin Roth James Salmon CorvSatsberv Paul San Roman Dana Sandburg Dorothy Sande Kimberly Sankey Heidi Saugen Brenda Saxon 129 Reiner Schmolling Michael Schow Todd Schriencr Brian Schiocdcr Deanna Schuler Ronald Schuttc Louis Schulz Jean Schwartzrock Julianna Scoll Randall Scott Timoths Seep Dawn Selby Toni Sclgestad Robert Seman Jennifer Sevlie Curtis Shepherd Roger Sherman Dong Shin Dirk Shrewsberry Dawn Simpson Thomas Skarupa Jennifer Slarks Michael Slayton Ricky Smedstad Cheryl Smith Kathleen Snyder Karen Soblzak David Soderber David Sorensen Lori Sorensen Cindy Sprayberry Richard Stack Steven Stadem Becky Starr Tamara Stein Charles Stclzner Thomas Stevenson Barbara Stiel 130 Steven Stiller David Stone Sandra Stoneburg Alan Stordahl Peter Stork Ronald Strabala Karen Stuhlfeier John Sulla John Sullivan Michael Sundt JoanSunstrom Marcella Sutherland Richard Svidron Gregory Swanson Jame Swanson Lyle Swanson Jenifer Swingley Laura Switala Diane Taylor Clifford I'chbitt LisaTcdorson Randy Teigland GaryTemtc Cheryl Them Anita Thomas Robin Thomas Charles Thompson Gary Thompson Thomas Thompson Mark Thorson Steven Tillmann JaniseTimm MartinTolan Linda Tor kelson Jeffery Tremcl Joyce Trimbo Linda Trucbiood Beth Trunk Bonnie Tunheim James Turner Scott Turner Marc Tyler Timothy Tysdal Henry (Jitar Lori Ultcrbcrg Peter Vankuikcn John Vanstrom Saundra Varland Bradley Vatsaas William Vaughan Eugene Vcrhota Jeanne Vestal Michael Vetsch Kathricnc Vick William Walsh David Walters Dee Wang 131 Arnold Wheeler Lori White Lyman White Terry While Gail Wick Gregory Wicklund Bobby Wlgen David Wigen Daniel Williams Stephanie Williams Donna Wilson Elizabeth Wilson Tina Winter Nancy Wischow Daniel Wismer Laura Wistrom David Yale Alieja Yanisch Christopher Yca le Lisa Zeller Dennis Zichart Gail Zirbes Valjcan Allen James Anderson Julie Anderson Vicky Anderson Philip Baldwin Richard Baum Michael Benson Roger Bice Diane Bragg Rick Butterfield Camera Shy . . . Guy Caron Wade Chilton James Christensen Lisa Dallas John Deslauricrs William Doughty Richard Egan Kimberly Fenton Debra Freese Janet Gilberg I eland Gould Gary Grout James Gudmundsen James Harris David Hendrickson John Henkes Alan Hernandez Gary Hirsch Kurt Holmquist Ann Hultman Bruce Johnson Diane Johnson Jim Johnson Roger Johnson Jerome Jones Gunnar Kaasa Richard Klein Susan Kluck Cynthia Kolvc Gerard Kranz Kelley Kay Krolick Diane LaCroix John Limesand Milton Martin William McMastcr William Mitchell Kathryn Nelson William Nelson Cynthia Nieman Grant Oly Thomas Papke Garry Peterson David Piltclkow Patrick Rea Sandra Richardson Antoinette Robinson Tamic Rude RandySaeger Steven Schell Lisa Schlcnker Larry Schwccn James St. Jacquc Joseph Sw i nglcy Mary Sylvers Theresa Vick Annette Vigtcl Rodney Vincent Charles Walbcrg Jill Walls Lori Wictstock James Dunn 132 I he Sophomore curriculum is the most rigid at Roosevelt, if you can call it that. You are required to take three classes, with up to four electives each trimester. Social Studies is required although some students don’t know why. Here you study World History which is chock full of exciting things such as contracts, outlines, world conquest games and let’s not forget a few of those dynamic lectures. English also holds a title spot in the required classes. It has poetry and drama within its bounds w ith the highlights being the writing of your own autobiography, and everyone’s favorite, the research paper. Gym and Driver's Ed. arc also required centering on team sports like volleyball, floor hockey and gymnastics with individual strength and coordination. And who can forget our buddy, Mr. Hughes, with his “driver beware films and bedside manner? It is during this year that students usually get rid of the requirement of one year of either math or science, the two most popular being Geometry and Biology. Who can forget the thrill of completing his first proof in math, or the finding of his first amoeba under a microscope? All in all. it proves to be an interesting transition from Junior High toward graduation. 133 Me: I wonder if she'll be ready. A Night Out She: That sounds great. He: Mow about 8:00 Friday? He: Mow does a show sound’ She: Fine. She Oh I hope he’s late I'm not ready. Me: Fill it up! Two dollars please. Me: Mope we didn't miss the cartoons. Me: Want logochow ’ She: Sure. Me: Arc you sure you don't want more to cat? She: No. Thank you. 1)4 GOOD NIGHT. . 35 The football team had an exciting season, placing 3rd in city while handing city champs Southwest their only defeat. The team was led by 4 all-city players, 2 seniors, B. Smith and G. Christianson and 2 juniors, K. Poe and S. Yeazle. The highlights of the season was our victory over Henry for the first Homecoming win in 5 years and an explosive 22 point 4th quarter to beat West on the final game. From Row: C. Schuvillcr. R Sather. M. Caruso. J. Jay. G. Aamodt, E. Shull. J. Downing. J. Vaughan. K. Norman, B. Pullis, S. O’Brien, J. Buck. S. Turner. Row 2: T. Lund. B. Smith, M. Pcllizcr. D. Erickson. R. Grothc. K. C. Poc. J. Breedlove, R Grothc. K. Cook. D. MikkeUon. B. Ferguson. T. Thompson. Row J: Assl. Coach J. Dotselh, D. Paulson. J. Johnson. J. Jczusko. K. Schluck, D. Fildes. M. Kallcvig. S. Brown. T. Luciano. S. Gunnar. M. McMullen. D. Stock-mo. J. Carlson. J. Sandberg. Assl. Coach G. Forlicr. Row4: Asst. Coach B. Anderson, S. Zuchlke. C. Flood. S. Kjcscth. G. Christianson. S. Yeazle, P. Kabrud. D. Kcrsten, R. Romsaas. T. Cockcrham. J. Doscn. R. Leighton, M. Smith. Head Coach N. Johnson. 136 R 6 O 28 0 7 S 8 E 14 V 28 E 8 1 13 T 14 (non-con.) 12 0 16 14 20 20 20 22 6 Central Edison South Henry Southwest Washburn North West Lind berg 137 Co-Captains: T. Thompson. S. Turner. •Letter Aamodt. G. Breedlove. J. Carlson. J. Caruso. M. Cockcrham. T. Ferguson. B. Grothe. R. Gunner. S. Johnson. J. Kabrud, P. Leighton. R. LETTERS EARNED Kjcseth,S. Norman. K. Poe. K. Romsaas. R. Sather, R. Schluck. K. Schuveiller. C. Shutt. E. Smith. M. Stockmo. D. Vaughn. J. Ycazlc, S. ••Letter Buck. J. Christianson. G. Downing. J. Grothe. R. Lund, T. Mikkelson. D. O’Brien. S. Pellizzer. M. Pullis, B. Sandberg. J. hroni ft,, B Murphy. B. Lynch. D Hcil . R. I.athrop. W. Mauland. D. Hamernik. J Quam. G. Valcnty. T. Junjak. T Fox. Row2: M. Extrand. M. Vctsch. O Hendrickson. M Schaeffer. M. Jayakoski. P Bjorkstrand. I). Safranski. T Murry. K Bowser. T. Fran wa. R. Miller. W. Kcrstcn. Row3: Coach P. Feely. R. Quamme. J Turner. T. Buckley. I White. B Ross. B. Running. R. Anderson. M Robertson. D. Wicsbct. W Rivers. R. Watroba. B Nelson. K. Anderson! T. Swanson. M. Halverson. P. Vankuikin. M. Tyler. Not Pictured: Asst.Coach F. Meyer 138 R I 4 Wcsl 0 5 0 Vocational 0 2 3 Southwest S 4 I South E 5 0 Central V 5 0 North E 4 I Henry L 0 5 Washburn T 2 3 Edison Net Riders Official tennis practice began in August. The unusually good turnout enabled RMS to have a second team, therefore inspiring a much more competitive spirit among the team. Positions consisted of 3 singles and 2 doubles team with C. Johnson playing first singles. Head coach Ms. Galtca was assisted by Mrs. Sovcll and B. Rawlsky. N. Collins and D. Dolny were co-captains. ft oh' I T. Silicrlund. M Amei. G. New. D Dolny. C. Johnson How! J Nelson. N Collins. J Doblc. P Anderson. N. Pearson. K Paasch Row J. B Rawlsky. A Raab. P Breedlove. D. Grannev B Kramer. J, Hendrickson. LETTERS EARNED •Letter Anderson. P. Collins. N. Hanson. Y. •'Letter Ames. M. Breedlove. P. Granncs. D. Ness. G. Olson. S. Paasch. K. Pearson. N. Satterlund, T. •••Letter Dolny. D. ••••Letter Johnson. C. Harriers LETTERS EARNKD • Letter Falk. E. Haglund. R. Hunter, D. Karpinski, P. Olson. M. Peters. P. •• Letter Hilden, R. Prill. D. R 30 ■ 28 West 0 33 ll 32 Washburn 0 21 ' ! 38 Edison S 22 , 1 38 North E 15 5° Central V 40 I 20 South E 38 ■ 19 Southwest L 38 1 18 Henry T 20 ■ 44 Vocational Princton Invit. 12th place Anoka Invit. 10th place City Meet. 6th place Low score wins. 140 Co-Captain R Hildcn The cross country team had a very disappointing season this year. At the beginning it looked even worse, but with the arrival of two new varsity runners, including the team's number one runner E. Falk, they were able to go into the city meet expecting 4th place but ending up in only 6th place. Quoting one runner: The season was a real let down.” Mr. Tilbury, who has coached the team for six years, stressed the fact that it’s not that the team lacked talent but that they did not run enough during the summer. Cross country is an off-season sport with preparation as the key. That's not to say they did not work, however. They ran seven days a week, often at 6:00 in the morning. The highlights of the season were that they did work hard and improved with every meet: and Sophomore P. Peters set a school record in the marathon, running 26 miles, 385 yards in 3 hours. 33.354 minutes. Co-Captain D. Prill Row 1: E. Falk. R Haglund. P Peters, D. Homer. M OI on. t Prill. R. Hildcn Row2: [ Wminer. J Alton. P. Krautc. S. Ritchic.G. Kucllaud. J. Luciano. P. Pcarvon 141 Girls' Swimming R O O S E V E L T 77 74 25 II 27 98 63 55 32 Central 19 South 72 Washburn 0 North 71 West Edison Southwest Henry 102 132 46 The girls swim team had a good season. They were keyed owing to the addition of more practice time and new warm up suits. They ended up with 4th in districts and 5th in city. The swimmers provided a good challenge to the teams which defeated them. Senior Captain was D. Botts. with help from Junior Captains C. Seep and L. West. The team was kept in the water by coach Mrs. Wendt. Front Row L. Weil. D. Bolt . C Seep. Row 2 R. Rabenort. S. Swanvon. B Trunk, L. White. S. Pape. Row 3; S. Ramsey, K Johnson. M Downing, S Ny lander. K. Lauth, Row 4 D. Owen . L. Eikaat. P Morriem. LETTERS EARNED • Letter Downing. M. Eikaas, B. Knutson, B. Lauth. K, Ramsey. S. SwnnSon. S. Trunk. B? L • « W hite. L. JT Letter Botts. D.-1 N lander. S. Pape. S. Rabenort. R, Seep. C. Letter West. L. 142 Volleyers LETTERS EARNED •Lcucr Adler. C. Anglim. K. Clcath. M. Extrand. L. Faison. T. Hermanson. K. Johnson. H. Knutson. J. Krafthefer, J. Nelson, R. Nelson, S. Nymuen. P. Ramerth. C. Ricily, M. Sandberg. M. Schultz, T. Struteuant. S. Tulle. J. VestaU. A large number of girls showed an interest in the volleyball team, this accounted for both an A and B squad. The relatively young team was high sprilied, daunted only by their unsuccessful season. The girls were coached by Ms. Grindc-land. Captains were J. Vestal and J. Tollc. R 2 H 0 Edison O I I 2 Henry O I ■ 2 West S I I 2 Central E 0 I 2 Washburn V' 2 III Vocational E 0 H 2 Southwest L 2 ■ 0 South T I ■ 2 North Row I: S. Sturicvant, D Iverson. H Johnson. J Vestal, J. Tollc. S. Lamb, S. Holmgren, Row 2 K. Adler, R Hclson. M Reilly. J. Krafthefer. M. Erhard. K Hillcsud. VI Clcath, M. Sandberg. L. Faison. J. Scott Row J L. Extrand. f. Schultz. C. Ramerth. S-Nelson. K. Anglim. P Nymocn. J llartung. K Hcrmanvan.C. Vlaschkc. J. Sanders. J. Knutson Winter Sports i ? r r “It is not the critics that counts, not the man who points out how the strong man stumbled or where the doer of deeds could have done them better. The credit belongs to the man who is actually in the arena, whose face is marred by dirt, sweat ind blood; w ho strives valiantly. who errs and oftcn| omes up short again and again: who km ws the great e ilhusiasms. the great devo-MO. and spends .himself in a worthy cause; who. at his best, knows in the end. the tri unph of high achievement, at least fails while daring those cold defeat, but ving every-o overcc d gl greatly, so that is place shal never l e and tiratdsouls who know nei tie; victory with those who know the tru 'meaning thing vou'v got and doing y «ur very best defeat and rise to an ove whelming victory. Cagers LETTERS EARNED • Letter Alexander, (i Carlson. R Johnson. R Leighton. R Mithun. I) Normen. k Swanson. D •• Letter Ferguson, B Mnwkinson. S Lundeen. T Smith. M Yea le. S ••• Letter Liland. I) 14S R. Carlson. K. Norman. D Swanson. R I cighton. S Havskmvon. I' kuhrud. M Smith. R Johnson. l Midthunc. I) t-.ilund.S. Yea le. K l;crguson.(i. Alexander. Couch I . I eels 146 Captain D. tiland This year's team had a disappointing season. They lost several players throughout the season due to injuries and lost quite a few games by only a few points. Another thing which took its toll, was the team's inexperience. There were only two seniors on the squad with twelve juniors, which made the '74-'75 season one of building for next year. The team which was led by coach Pat Fccly did not have a totally disheartening season, however, for they did play up to their full potential long enough to beat Wash burn which proved to be a very joyful upset for the Teds. The sophomores, w hich had a good season this year, were coached by Fred Meyer. 147 Coach F. Meyer. B. Cole. J. Quamme. B. Anderson. M. Christianson, W. Mauland, J. Bartels. A Wheeler. K Hcdslrom. M. Tyler. G. Widdund. R. Luftman. Cagettes LETTERS EARNED •Letter Anglim, K. Bolts, D. Boysen, P. Cardinal, T. Clementson. C. Deutsch, T. Extrand, L. Hanson. Y. Heicherl, J. Hclscth. J. Johnson. C. Maschkc, C. Mayer, R. Ramerth, C. Schluck, K. Vestal. J. For a change of pace Mr. Mclnroy enthusiastically instructed the girls in the proper way to sink buckets. Winning streaks were few. but the 3 games won were played with a definite style, as all games. As the season progressed student support began to filter in. eventually making it a proper place to be. T. Cardinal, and C. Johnson, teamed together as co-captains. We’d like to congradulatc Claudia Johnson for winning the Athena Award. Her outstanding ability proved her to be an asset to every team she was on. Row I J Heichcrt. K. Schluck. J. Vestal. J. Hclscth. T. Johns. T. Cardinal. t Botts. Mr. Mclnrov. Row 2 Y. Hanson. S. Ramsey. C. Maschkc. L. Extrand.T. Pculsch. A. Thomas. Student Coach L. Lucas. Row 3: C. Gambler. B. Hester. C. Ramerth. K. Anglim. C. Clementson. R. Mayer. P. Boysen. C. Johnson. 33 6 17 R 30 1 i 23 South 39 Vocational 39 North 37 West O 23 47 Edison O |6 46 Washburn S 18 36 Southwest E 25 23 Central V 27 34 Henry E E Tournament District 17 T 29 22 1 26 Henry 39 Minnehaha 148 Pucksters Have Disappointing Season The Roosevelt hockey team had only five returning lettermen and only three were well experienced. Co-Captains Bruce Bailey and Wayne Larson guided the team. Most of the team this year consisted of last year’s Midget Hockey team. They had little experience, but as the season progressed, they improved. The low point of the season was losing to Henry. 9 to 3. the first loss to Henry in seven years. The high point of the season was a victory over the West High Cowboys. From Row: P. Rampi. D. Larson. D. Dcutsch. M. Hcnrich. S. Doyle, T. Pcttygrovc. V. Crouch. J. St. Jaque. W. Larson. B. Wold. 2nd Row: Coach C. Frccburg. B. Thomas. S. Turner. D. Rcvsbcck. J. Harris. B. Savage. J. Downing. D. Hcrbcrg, B. Bailey. Asst. Coach A. DeWolf, Mgr. R. Mann. T. Pcttigrovc talcing it easy. 149 D. Rcvsbcck wrestles for the puck. ISO Doyle m;-kci .mother save Letters earned •Letter Wold. B. Larson. D St. Jaque, J. Dcutsch, D. Rampi. P. Hcnrich, M. Doyle. S. Pettygrovc. T. Crouch. V. Thomas. B. Revsbcck,D. Downing. J. Herberg, D. ••Letter Turner. S. Larson. W. Bailey. B. Savage. B. Harris, J. Mgr. Mann. R. 151 Guys Skiing Arms gels into it. The combined efforts of x country, jumpers and alpine skiers produced a flawless record, to complete a 3 year winning streak. Mr. Schroeder assisted head coach Mr. Kindem. K. Arms and P. Greenland worked together as co-captains. LETTERS EARNED •Letter Arvidson. D. Falk. E. Karpinski, P. Olausen. J. Olsen. M,. , Peters, P. Sowlcs, D. Wick. D V JW ••Letter Greenland. P. Pearson. B. •••Letter Marroquin, E. '•Letter m rms. K. rms, W. E. Schrocdcr. Arms. J. Olausen. D. Ellis. B. Pearson. K. Arms. D. Kness. T Seaton. L. Kindem Our greater glory consists not in never falling, but in rising every time we fall. B. Falk. E. Falk. M Olson. Norsk Sp . P. Karpinski. P Peters 153 Girls’ Skiing From Row N.Collinv. J. Knutson. B. Haugc. J. Nelson. Row 2: L. Baker, C. Baxter. E. Johansson. D. Grannes. D. Dolny. Esther-baby kicks it up LETTERS EARNED 'Letter Bernice. C. Collins. N. Dolny, D. Downing. M. Hanson, M. Hauge, B. Helms, J. Lauth. K. Nelson. J. Utterberg, J. ••Letter f Grannes. D. Johansson, E? ' Knutson..!. Collins takes a winning jaunt. Where There Is Snow . . . VE GO! I). Hanson. M. Hanson. J. Hctma.C. Hanson. Mary Downing. K. Lauth.C. Hcitla, L. Ullcrbcrg The girls' ski team place second in the Conference. The cross country meets were held at Wirth Park and the Alpine meets at Highland. They only lost one meet. Girls enjoyed the season almost as much as the bus rides, where Lars Baby separated the men from the boys. L. Baker did an cxcellant job of coaching the girls, as well as setting up the meets, C. Woods, a former graduate of RHS assisted her with the alpine skiers. E. Johansson, cross country and J. Helms, alpine were the co-captains for the year. 155 Tankers Co-captain J Breedlove gels a jump This year's swim team had an interesting season. They were close in every meet and left most decisions incomplete until the last relay. They beat Henry and lost to South, both of which Roosevelt has not done in about seven years. For most of the team it was an excellent year, especially for the great number of sophomores on varsity and for senior S. Anderson who broke the school individual medley record. The team went through a lot of changes this year, including a prayer before meets. The team also had its first 8th grade letterman, Bill Sanford. The Teds learned to adapt to many adverse conditions, such as. excessive chlorine and no cheerleaders. The team was led by Coach Gary Fortier and the sophomores which placed in their city meet were lead by Coach Bauer. Diver M. Engstrom From Ro M. Jordon. P Mulhausen. K BoUud. R. Jordon. B. Sunford. T. Lund; Row Two: M. Thompson. A. Rogers. D. Hcrkal. T. Seep. T. Lew no. D. Winter. D Hayenga. D. Dahlgrcn. D. Campbell. D. Knutson. T. Grcfvrud. Row Thret B. Falk. M. Engslrom. R. Bcrglund. M. Berge. D. Burkman. J. Tovsen. B. Vatsaas. K. O'Dougherty. S. Sanford. K. Stokes. R. Anderson. Row Four: Coach G. Fortier. M. McMuIlan. D. Dahlgrcn. S. Anderson. M. Wittgraf. M. Bendik. J. Breedlove, C. Ryan. R. Romsaas. Coach E. Baser. 156 Record Breaking S. Anderton Ted Celebrate Henry Victory R XX ■ X4 Henry O 84 I 87 Washburn O 41 I 42 South S 38 I 43 Kdison £ 66 I 6 Marshall V 75 I 97 Southwest E 27 I 55 Central I. 49 I 33 North T 50 I 33 West Districts 5th place LETTERS EARNED • Letter Bendik, M. Bolstad, K. Burkinan, D. Falk. B. Hayenga. D. Sunford. B. Seep. T. Vatsaas. B. ••Letter Anderson. S. Anderson. R. Breedlove. J. Dahlgrcn. D. Engstrom. M. O'Dcnnius. S. Ryan. C. Sanford. S. •••Letter McMullan. M. Romsaas. R. Co-Capuin C. Ryan Doe Fly 157 Bream Strokcr R Rormaa Mark Arukrson on floor I finally got the swing of things 66.20 42.65 Central 63.45 54.90 South R O 68.65 36.45 Central O S 57.55 19.35 North E V 60.06 46.30 Washburn E L 54.85 72.05 Edison T 50.70 43.35 Washburn 76.60 50.75 North Letters Earned •Letter Francisco, B. Pederson. M. Plifka. R. ••Letter Anderson. M. Brewer, M. Doble. D. Herring, K. Johnson. L. Morlenscn, S. Messick, K. Osum. J. •••Letter Rivers, M. Kridcr. M Rivers, S. Plifka, J. 158 Mark Rivers swings off the high bar Co-capt. John Plifka Co-capt. Lane Johnson The gymnastics learn has been doing a greal job this year. They are headed by Co-Captains John Plifka and Lane Johnson. John is the only all-around man on the team and can quite possibly go to the state meet. Others doing well are Lane Johnson. Mark Rivers. Jeff Ossum, Curl Mcssik and Mark Anderson. The team has lost only one meet. They feel they have a good chance of taking first in Districts. From Row. M. Halverson. V. Beach. J. Osum. K. Messick. S. Moricnsen. M. Kridcr. M. Nonoto: Second Row M. Brewer. D. Brady. B. Francisco. M. R. Anderson. M. Brady. C. Doblc, S. Dymokc; Third Row: N. Johnson. M. Rivers. L. Johnson. J. Plifka. R. Plifka. K. Herring. M. Pederson. Girl’s Gymnastics Robyn show her form. Nancy executes vault Girls gymnastics fares well this year, The good turnout produced a well balanced team. A lot of variety is offered in gymnastics with beam, floor exercises, uneven bars and vaulting open as events. All members of the team showed great potential, but the veterans were the strong part of the team. Mrs. Wendt, the coach decided what event each girl will participate in after considering the level of difficulty of the moves executed. The girls arc then divided into A and B teams. N. Bostrom and S. Swanson led the team as co-captains. 160 Row . S. Hartman. M. Hendricks. R. Rabenort. S. Swanson. N. Bostrom. P. Schroedcr. L. White. B. fcikaas. Row2; Mrs. Wendt. P Merrick. S. Anderson. S. Schow, L. Anderson. J. Sorenson. K. Schluck. C.Shobc. B. Baxter, k. Johnson. Row3: K. O’Neil. D SandersC Profant.C.Christ. J. Mortensen. M. Cambell. J. Sanders. L. White. S. Lamb. S. Kulcnkamp. 1.1.)sen. Graplers The hard-working, constantly dieting, very disciplined wrestling team had a good season this year. Although the team did have two disappointing meets. A loss to Edison and a tic with South dimmed the season. The team was led by only three seniors and Coach J. Dotscth, a man said to be improving while he mellows with age. The team was very close this year, much more than in past years, and was satisfied with their performance and record. R 54 ■ 6 West O 32 26 Washburn O 35 H 15 Southwest S 58 1 3 Vocational E 22 23 Henry V 42 16 North E 18 31 Edison L 34 28 Central T 22 ■ 1 22 South Districts 2 place 162 Front Row: D. Hamcrnik, C. Robertson. S. Burton. M. Paulson, J. Hilgeman. M. Mauren. J. Cockcrham. R. Holt. R. Quamme; Secontt Row Coach L. Converse. P. Benson. P. O'Donnell. R. I.athrop. W. Kersten. B. Oswald, B. Wermager. C. Tebbitt, J. Lenz. Letters earned •Letter Burton, S. Cockcrham, T. Cunningham. P. Geffre, A. Gunnar, D. Holt. R. Luciano. J. Paulson. D. Paulson. M. Quamme. R. Smith. R. ••Letter Burton. J. Carlson. H. Grothe. R. Grothe. R. Johnson, M. •••Letter Bjorkstrand, P. Klein, T. 163 Front Row M. Johnson, A. GefTre, J. Luciano, T. Klein. D. Gunnar. P. Cunningham. P. Bjorkstrand. R. Smith: Second Row Coach J. Converse. R. Grothe. T. Cockcrham. R. Grothe. J. Burton. II. Carlson. Coach J. Dotseth. Coaches . . . 164 J. Dotscth “those who lead us, who plan the beginning and sweat out the end. Johnn B. 165 M. Gallca “I’ll Do It My Way” Participate in your own fashion, it is you that you represent as well as your school. Be yourself, the individual that makes the team THE team. Do it your way, retain your style, let people know that you arc strong in mind as well as in body. Fall on your face, laugh when you want it’s all a part of you. Let people know that you are you 166 Reflections Of Participation 167 Blue — Tri Blue Tri is a social club. The six different chapters plan their individual meetings and activities. Every chapter is required to do at least two service projects. Blue Tri Sponsors such activities as Sadie Hawkins. Snobail. Homecoming Breakfast, and 50’s dances. Some of their own activities include ski trips, dinners, camping trips, broomball games and sliding parties. In the past Blue Tri has been sponsored by the YWCA, but this year it s a school club advised by Miss Gershcow. M iss Gershcow Advisor From Row: H. Bardscth Chapter President. N. Bostrom Chapter President. J. Ecklund. B. Ptack Chapter President. C. Opstcd: Row2: C. Johnson. V. White. L. Kelly. N. Collins. D. Stockmo. J. Ortman. R. Hovcn; Row 3: N. McCullough. M. Hackel. D Dolncy. D. Bolts. L. Smith. M. Fondcll. A. Gage. J. Helms, D. Fries. G. Allcrson, B. Hauge. S. Dryer. T. Castclucio. P. Mahoney. D. Barkley, S. LcMay. C. Kopka. L. Knutson. J. Hclseth. R Wassmund. C. Lauth. S. Larson. J. Bortncm. K. Sandvig. P. Erbes. K. Wciklc. M. Salrc, D. Blommel. Row J C. Arentz. P. O'Donnell, K. McGladc. R. Rabenort. N. Haas. M. Hanson. R. Fcdt. A. RolofT. W. Anderson. S. Erickson. B. Thorson.C. Ross. E. Parbst. K Murry. 168 From Row. K. Adler, R. Holmbcrg. K. Pederson —chapter. President. P. Breedlove cabinet officer, M. Sandberg. J. Tyler. R. Schocn. Row 2: C. Peterson. M. Edwards. M. Gardin. N. Flanders. J. Erickson. C. Weber. C. Grannes. M. Mocn. J. Vcfcnchenko. S. Merdenhoff; Row J: C. Fischer, C. Christ. J. Nelson. M. Antes. M. Christiansen, M. Johnson. D. Hamernik. N. Hasen. R. Acker. L. Extrand. J. Bakke. S. Sturtevant; Not Pictured: D. Owens. P. Morreim, L. Ei-kaas. From Row: D O'Grady. M. Morin. T. Jensen. C. Bendik; Row 2: C. Sprayberry. D. Selby. S. Friuc. K. Lauth. S. Klevc. K. Schluck. P. Johnson: Row J: L Drcycr. D. McCarty. K. Deming. L. Wistrom. D. Pavel. T. Maxson. S. Steiner. B. Bergin. S. Crosby. D. Johnson. L. Russell. J. Klein, S. Frit c; Row 4: R. Neppl, K. Miller. T. Eathrop. L. White. L. Utterberg. L. Klcmp. K. Anderson. P. Boyd. N. Wischow. L. Bjelland. S. Daly; Row5: R. Hanzal, G. Risingcr, D. Hanson. K. Boehm. S. Lamb. C. Mattson. D. Pingrcc. L. Hougen. P. Bernard. J. Doblc. R. Nelson. M. Clcath. M. Ekblad, C. O'Neil. K. Bcrglund. J. Bergland. 169 Patchwork B. Anthol Advisor With pen in hand, this year’s Creative Writing Club went to work on Patchwork.” a well-written, interesting magazine composed by and for Roosevelt students. They learned that putting together a magazine can be hard work, but loads of fun. They fixed up their Patchwork room, 329 A, and this year their goal is to publish two issues of Patchwork” instead of one. The club, guided by Mrs. Antholz. advisor, and Cindy Hiclala. editor, meets every Monday after school. Front Row:'C. Christ. C. Hictala — Editor. R. Holmberg Asm, Editor. N. Riley. Bad Row.J. Harlow. M. Wick.C. Anglim. F.F.A. Future Farmers of America consists of those students enrolled in Vocalonal Agriculture who have a great desire to learn more about farm life. It is also a great time to get leadership experience. Parliamentary procedure is practiced. Meetings arc held twice a month. They compete on district, regional, state, and national levels. The competition is tough, and it can be a very rewarding and valuable experience for all those involved. Front Row: C. Luke Advisor. J. Knutson — Sentinel. H. Baardseth Pres.. G. Ness — Vice-Pres.. J. Thompson Tres., M. Lundeen - Reporter. L. Simcoe — Sec. Middle Row: M. Morin. S. Keiscr. L. Russell. B Starr. J. Hilgcman. D. Wildcy. J. Bcrgland. L. Lewerenz. J. Hartung. Baek Row: B. Keiscr. C. Clem-entson. B. Bukkila. T. Wassalhcr. D. Gunderson. 170 Speech Debate The Debate and Speech club's main purpose is to gain experience and self confidence in public speaking on many different subjects. This requires unlimited hours of research, lots of courage, and quite a bit of determination. As the members would agree, even though it takes up all your Saturdays for meetings, its really worth it all when you think of all the places you’ve seen, people you’ve met and friends you’ve made. Mrs. Everl . Advisor From Row: D. Hclt cr, C. Flick. N. Riley. C. Johnson. J. Burt. S. Olsen; Back Row. M. Kiliclson, R. Nelson. K. Nye. D. Dahlgrcn. C. Anglim. 171 V.I.C.A The purpose of V.I.C.A. (Vocational Industrial Clubs of America) is to develop leadership abilities with on-the-job training. The block busier highlights include learning of parliamentary procedures. with early morning activities such as student monthly social and employers’ breakfasts. The goal of this program is to produce skilled craftsmen and women. From Row Advisor Mr. Slruckd. V. Anderson. D. Dailey Vice Pres.. I. Bell Co Pro . J. Wahff Co. Pres.. J. Wcyrauch Vice Pres., G Mirsch Secretary Trev Middle Ron M.Syhers. A Muliman. J. I arge. T Sindcr-man. J Howell. I Schknkcr. I Brown. J. Able Historian. S Schell. K Butterfield. R Kcmicr. Lou Ron I Morgren. K Remington. K. Gervais. K Quick. B Bcrihiaumc. C. Sclander. C. Volk. I). Arcndarc yk, J. Palmer. A Lindemunn. D.E.C.A. D.E.C.A. (Distributive Education Clubs of America) exists to provide a better understanding of the marketing field trip to Jostens and actual experience found in selling class rings and senior announcements to the senior class. ■ Front Ron C. Hansen. P. Jangula. S. Lavcll. V. Bingham. L. Holliday. I) Burgctl. P Moritz Middle Ron M Hochnc. C. Buckley. J Mazzola, C Violet. L Markun. C. Wyatt, I Alexander. B Myhrc. J. I imon. I). Gardner, (i. Ncvala. Last Ron Mr. Springer Advisor. A. Opseth. 0. Karov P Hinschberger. M. Tiplcr. T. Matson, L. Kottke. N. New berg. I) Jones. K McGladc. T Zimmerman. S. Burke. 172 O.E.A O.H.A.. which stands for Office Education Association, is an organization designed for Developing Vocational Competence in Office Occupations”, with on-the-job training. A few of the many objectives of O.l A. are to develop student leadership. to increase knowledge in the office field with improved poise, sociability. attitude and tact, and to he loyal and get along with others. 0.1 .A. meets once a week in class plus numerous social and professional out- of-sehool meetings per year. Hum flu Mrs fironherg advisor. M Silbcrnapcl Prcs.C, I)jm Treasure. S. I ll Sccfcl.tr . I (Ouellette Vice Pres . C. Swidcrskl Historian. f Johnson Pjrli.imcnt.irun. Middle Ron J Moe. K Pagccn. P Sager, I) Sodcrbcrp. L. I crrcll. V. W hite. I Marlin. I) Blommcl. I Mjoness. C. Zimmerman. ( Reich Third Row, O. Kuiiy.t I indgren. I Martin.C. Mealmjn. M Swanson. I Jensen. N. Elmore. G I cc. S Miles. ( llulmquist. M Cote. T. Stenvig, K Saturn, I Ramirez. Student Aides Front R,iu R Bennett. I) Stockmo. M Polunc. K. Adler. J. Knutson. Middle Ro J Swingle). C. I cidl. P Iscrson. I) llall«tuis|. T Ritchie. I Rcisdorph. I talk. I knudson. J Iverson Third Row Lew no, M Alsip. P Peterson. M McRoherts. P Anderson. S I ortmann. J Bortnom. J Olson. J. Calvert. H Saugen. K lliben M Mocn 173 Cheerleading Means CHEERLEADING MEANS keeping up at the other's paces, smiling to disappointed faces, cheering when you’re very sore, from practicing the day before, looking peppy while it’s raining, getting drenched without complaining, staying perky when the weather's hot. losing your voice and sweating alot. cheering the team to the wrong goal line, or the wrong basket at the wrong time, waiting for your team's time out. then forgetting w hat the cheer's about, yet all of this isn't so bad. when you think of all the fun you've had. and looking back, it was worth every minute for all of the thrill and joy you've found in it. From Left To Right D. Stockmo. S. McGinty. K. Lacoursicrc.C. Arcntz. S. Hcrkcnhoff, L. Wassmund. K. Sandvig. K. Murry. S. Carlson. D. Fries. FrameS. HERKENHOFF. Back Row: R Fcdl. R Wavwnund.C. Arent . D. Stockmo. Top D. Fries. Front:C. Bcndik. Back Row: C. Hoffman. S. Daly. K. Schluck. Top: S. Klevc. CAPTAIN'S: K. Murry Football. Hotkey. D Fries — Basketball 175 TEDDY BEAR M Hackcl The Dancing Dolly’s of ’75 This is it, this is what we've been wailing for, this is what we've been working at for weeks going over steps and kicks, placing arms and heads: getting frustrated with each other but getting closer “Let’s get it together . “Come on you guys, line up and the endless learning of steps. “Would you run that step by me one more time? Pracicc. practice and more practice O.K., half- lines; three at a time: individual? (No way!) Oh. I’m so tired, let’s go home.” Though we do have our moments, there are times when we laugh so hard we can't do kicks You guys, there goes my shoe. I lost my shoe.” So what, forget it, keeping on kicking! Let's take a break Food, who brought the food?” W'here shall we have our banquet? Oh. there’s this one place that has the best onion rings . Now remember, we’re dancing on Friday everyone does splits Splits Why? We’ve got to dance in ten minutes Where is everybody” “You guys, I can’t find my ribbon” “My pom-poms, somebody took my pom-poms “Do we have to pull our hair back? Remember to smile Lights Music Action Applause ... Happiness, tears, memories Good luck, new line!!! 176 MidJlr Kov:JL. HormiicJ. €' Ap-Jj. Si«lie. CjdKW M Mor’ta. P Jcn'jcn. K. Johnson 4P Co-Captain N, Botfrom. B. Oddcn 177 F.H.A This year’s Future Homemakers of America began the year with a fall Membership party at the home of their advisor. Mrs. Kadue. with ice-cream-making being one of the end results. Among their activities have been making and selling of homecoming corsages. Held trips to Stout University and General Mills, attending district and state meetings, over-night at the home of Mrs. Kadue. and the preparation and serving of the annual tea to the Roosevelt Staff at Faster. This year is the First year male students have participa led i n F. H. A. The purpose of F.H.A. is to promote and improve personal, family and community living by developing inner reserves though group participation in activities and service projects. F.H.A. this year is one of the most active clubs we have here at Roosevelt. W'c as , members would like to thank Mrs. Kadue for all her time she has put into making F.H.A. a worthwhile experience for us as members. I N.Bostrom.2 J. Olson Vicc-Prcs.. 3 R. Fedt Treasurer. 4 R. Mann, 5 T. Cardinal. 6 J. Gip- ner. 7 K. Gorden. 8 J. Bortnem. 9 J. Thiclcn. 10 K. Sandvig, II K. Murry, 12 B. Plack. 13 V. White. 14 B.lliben.lS- I). Erickson. 16 M. Caruso. 17 C. Opstad, 18 R. Mibcn. 19 T. Castclucia, 20 Mrs. Kadue Advisor, 21 N. MeCullough. 22 K. Blader. 23 k. McGladc. 24 D. Barkley, 25 D Dugan. 26 C. Louth Secretary. 27 I.. Seep Pres., 2S B. Oddcn. 29 R.Lochr. 30- A. Rolofif. 31 S Sturtevant. )2 K. Adler. 33 G. Allerson, 34 Mrs. Hcnningsgard. 35 N. Gilbertson. 36 S. Olson. 37 B. Pan berg. Abort And Lower Right: Betty Kay Gruenwald, JoAnn Olson, Sue Roth and Rose Fedt sleepily watch Saturday morning television; low: Mrs. Kadue and Mrs. Ilcnningsgard. our hardy advisors, luring a snowy conference. Home-made ice cream - good to the last drop. Making of homecoming corsages. 179 Nancy Bostrom and Nancy McCullough enjoy a brisk hike by Lake of the Isles the morning after our all night party at home of advisor. Mrs. Kadue. A Touch Of Tongue Besides learning the basic skills necessary to communicate in a foreign language, culture is brought to life with speakers and exchange students from France. Germany. Norway. Spain, and other countries. Foreign Language students will partake in the third annual spring trip to the European country of the respective language being studied. Between language classes there is much inter-cultural exchange by sharing films, guest speakers, and food. Throughout the year foreign food, dancing, and songs are enjoyed by the Foreign Language students. 180 American Field Service From Ron Mrs. Dahkn-advmoc. D Bolts. J. Helms • Co-Prev. D. Cornejo A.F.S. student. C. Hanson — Co-Pres.. Mrs. Tclkc advisor. J. Revering. Middle Row. N. Bostrom. S. O olins. M Gardin.C Weber. G. Morris. L. Roach. A. Raab. R Hoven.T. Castelucio. D. Pirgrcc. Back Ron G. Ness. I). Hamer nik. J. trickson.C. Peterson. M. Edwards.S. Lamb. R. Nelson. M. Wick. S. Anderson. B. PfcfTcr. P. Sudcghi. J. Burl. L. Ferrell. S. Roth. D. Cornejo and S. Hcathcotc D. Sheldon The American Field Service is a club organized to create opportunities for better understanding between people through international scholarships. Dario Cornejo is our A.F.S. student from Panama City. He is slaying with Scott Hcathcotc and his family. Debbie Sheldon, from Roosevelt, is spendng her senior year in England; and is learning a different way of life. Prospective students going to a foreign country this spring, both on the summer program, arc Denise Bolts, and Jill Helms. Once a month, the club headed by Co-Chairpersons Cheryl Hanson and Jill Helms, and advisors Mrs. Dahlen and Mrs. Tclkc. meets to get activities planned. They raise money for scholarship aid. plan various school and community activities including an A.F.S. weekend in March when A.F.S. foreign students visit our school and community and have a great time in the process! 181 Viking And Recreational Ski Clubs Anyone for fun and games used to promote interest in Scandinavian life and culture? This is what this years Vi-king Club is all about. They have fun-filled hayridcs. they swim, water-ski, fish, go camping, and take weekend ski trips. They also serenade elderly Scandinavians in old folk's homes; provide gifts, and promote interest in Scandinavian heritage. Something new they have adopted this year is a summer reunion at a Rodeo in Effic. Minnesota. This action group meets once or twice a week, headed by Lars Kindcm, advisor; and Debra Wicklund and Cathy Christ, officers. From Row: S. Gunderson. D. Gunderson. P. Wicklund Pres.. L. Erik sen. P. Harris. C. Anglim. Row 2: B Hauge. G. Kisingcr. P. Bernard. I). Iverson. J. Berg land. C. O'Neil. I) Hanson. K. Schluck. T. Jensen. M. Olson. Row J: K. Ryan. C. Christ Sec.. P. Pahlgrcn. P. Roycc. J. Tovscn. Y. Hanson. S. Starbuck. M. Wick. P. Johnson. K. Bcrgum. C. Mattson. Row4: T. Wassathcr. P. Knutson. S. McGhan. B. Valsaas. D. W'icklund Pres.. L. Kindcm Advisor. C. Christ Sec. P. Costello Advisor From Row: C. Burniece. P. O'Grady. C. Fcidt. S. Steiner. S. Crosby. C. Bcndik, L. Zeller. Row 2: J. Olau-scn. R. Schulte. O Royce. Y. Hanson. S. Orolins. M. Polunc. T. Murry. R. Luftman. Roh J K. Peming. J Puda. B. Anderson. D. Prchull. K. Magnuson. P. Hrkal. Not pictured: C. Tcbbitt. L. Uttcrberg. 182 Audio Visual And Stage Crew Experts Front Row: K. Hansen, B Pulli . Second Row T. Stcvcnvon. S. Stiller. T Morris. J. Hdfl. J. Zabcl. B Huack. J. Pukay. Mr. Iverson advisor. This year's audio visual crew was kept busy ‘round the clock repairing and delivering equipment when it was needed. Besides their usual duties, they listen to the stereo. Audio visual is a class and members arc assigned to one hour of A V a day. Among their many experiences with fauty equipment, the high point of the year was when the TV broke down during ‘Father Knows Best’, and they missed it. Actually, where could we be without our loyal AV Crew - think about it! It may confuse everyone else but the Stage Crew knows how to jell lights and construct sccns for plays. They, the Stage Crew have to know the difference between a fre-suil. clipsoidal, scoop and par. The Stage Crew takes care of all lighting during our auditoriums and plays. Besides being part electrician they have to be part carpenter. The advisor of Stage Crew is Mr. E. Johnson. Front Row T. Papke. J. Carlson. B. Grout. G. Stickney Bock Row D Campbell. D. Burk man. R. Carlson. Y.A.C Vac is a sludenl-run organization for the students of Roosevelt. Yac does all the planning of the dances, snow days, all-night party, and ski trips. It's also known to the students as a good drop-in center after school or any time to reminisce or play a game of pool. Yac is headed by chairpersons. Jeff Gipncr, Debbie Grannes. Pete Krause and Nancy Bostrom. The advisor is Mike Simons. Mike Simons- Advisor Front Row: D. Grannes. M. Morin. J. Gipncr. P. Krause. J. Bortncm. N. Bostrom; Back Row: K. Adler. P. Obcrlandcr. K. Gordcr. T. Anderson. J. Collier. M. Fondcll. N. Flanders. D. Hibbcn. C. Grannes. 184 Drama And Pep Clubs Front Row: R. Holm bag, T. Goiwoir, L, Reefer. K. Nyc. R. Hovcn. J. Helms(Lying), i. Hdlund, P. Mahoney. Middle Row M. Hackcl, C. Malison. i. Risingcr. M. Wick. Mr. Phillipps advisor. L. Brown. G. Anderson. D. Leary, M. White. Back Row. C. Soderberg. B. Bronl. J. Carlson. J. Orunan. This year the Drama Club at Roosevelt has performed two plays. The fall play, “Yu Can’t Be Blamed For Trying , for which the cast members wrote their own script and music, was a success. The winter play, The Crucible” was a classic, and gave each cast member the opportunity to grow as an actor. I choose to be found doing my duty Abraham Davenport Front Row: S. Fortmann. J. Hilden. M. Hcrk.il Vice-Prcs.. C. Weber - Pres., B. Remington Co-Tres. J. Hartung, K. Adler. Middle Row J. Ogdahl. D. Pingrcc. R. Hovcn. K. McGladc, C. Ar-enur. S. Reiser. B. Reiser, [ . Hammer, R. Holmbcrg. M. Ckjth. Back Row: J. Helseth. C. Fischer. M. Gardin, D. Hallqimt. J. Erickson. C. Peterson. S. O olins. Y. Johnsen. B. Plack. R. Mann. C. Ross. B. Odden. M. Bcrglund. C. Bendik, D. Bolts. Sot Pictured: B. Hauge. M. Edwards. C. Christ, D Hamernik, S. Lamb. P. Stephenson. Promoting school spirit are one of the many activities in which Pep Club is involved. You sec members of Pep Club doing skits at auditoriums. selling Roosevelt pennants and working at the concession stand during athletic events. The advisors of pep Club are Mrs. Hennings-gard and Mr. Mclnroy otherwise known as Mr. and Mrs. Roosevelt. Mr. Mclnroy promotes spirit with his twelve decibel cheers which arc expected and enjoyed at every auditorium. Mrs. Henningsgard is also known for her Peppy Teddy spirit and her contagious smile. “We’ve got spirit yes we do, we’ve got spirit: how about you? 185 LOOKING BACK AT . . . Sophomore orientation our first day at Roosevelt '‘where’s room 333? Peyton Place at the Y “Give the Pussies the Boot’’ our first Homecoming, lost ... Coliseum open lunch keggers Roosevelt’s first 10 letter man. Larry Solvedl end of the war SOPHS TIL FOR CITY FOOTBALL TITLE ‘‘Precious and Few” beating Southwest — CITY HOCKEY CHAMPS . Heit ’s mask .. fuel shortage Teddic Snodiac our first day as Juniors . Pluck those Birdies Bear another one lost the homecoming flood Just You and Me Comet Kohoulek STATE FOR SKIERS . “Such a Snowball” thc Haak” back to the 50’s McDonalds Hockey team Twin City and Region 5 Champs Skate to State!! the radiator gang the Rubber Policeman the firetowers Levi’s 18 year old vote Band trip to Vienna the privilege of being a Senior Charlie’s rootbeer A WINNING FOOTBALL TEAM!! Queen Nancy and King Brad first Homecoming win in five years we HUNG HENRY HIGH ... 186 the dying of the Standard You Can't Be Blamed For Trying” traffic jams with the big orange buses bummer donut shop Daisy Mae Rac and L’il Abner Kevin The Me Nobody Knows whispy bangs earth shoes The Gospel according to St. Lange trimesters and tally day snow, snow, and more snow Frosty Fantasies King Steve Nancy Sinatra and the Snotettcs . . Best of My Love mid-winter blahs cancelled pepfests platform sandals Speedy cold halls Mr. Cannon’s rooster Olympia picking last trimester classes AFS and other foreign exchange students Dario Cornejo. Tatiana Pcrronc, Andrea Deleskamp The Crucible the spring thaw May Day ... the end is near . . yearbook distribution Senior Play .. Senior Banquet skip day Senior Prom our last day of school in May . WE'VE GOT PEP. WE’RE ALIVE. WE'RE THE CLASS OF 75! commencement diplomas .. graduation promises to keep in touch .. tears memories Good luck so long Roosevelt A TIME TO LOOK AHEAD . . 187 1 ' x' Visual Band ££££•« BhicTo ChcctWadcrs Choir CrossCouniO Ocbatc DtCA Orarntt Club Faculty FF Ftt V. FooibaW Foreign language Gyrnnastics-Cymnastics. Orris Hockey Homecoming Juniors LOOKING B S.CK M National Honor Society OF. Aw Patchwork PepCiuh Recreational Ski C ub Rockcttcs Sadie Hawkins Sagamore Staff Seniors Skiing-Skiing. Girls Snowball Sophomores Speech Club Stage Crew Standard Staff Student tides Student Council Student Senate Sw Sw nvrirnng- swimming. Oirls T ennis. Oirls Y op’Xeds T y pica! Hate V C A. V k ng Club V ollcyball. Girls Winter Sports Way W rcstling V C Board Senior Index HH AMSON. Sl’SAN -5 ADAMS, DOUCLA - Hand. SftwMinl Stuff, Skiing Irai k I rmeh � � � . stodcnlWLoiin-dl; .V 31 ADAMS. I AM AH ■ Bund taac IbmL ,91 ADAMS. SCOTT - IS ALBRECHT. 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NINA -os 1 7 i I NIDI HI n.AK.M ENG. l an ll) - Work Program W I .RBI--s. PATRICIA I IIA Him Irl fep lub t lu . rleudini ; ns ln |7J I lilt KM N. rjlOM As -66 ERK KSON.DIANNI - FHA Blur In • I Hl( KSON.M sa 68. 168 ERIKSON. JI1 I -ns I ski! UK I l n Golf Tram I At.I RS| ROM. I RANI IS 68 FAI.K. ED • Cross ( oiir.tr si ..s Mo C ASH I.IICIO. TONI .Concert Choir. 179 SI CH A) i :r. dore en-w CHIN NDER. BARBAR A VicaClub. aiRlsTI NSEN. DAVID 61 CHRISTI ANSON. GREGORY - t'.HKb ha! I'op Ted-Mo,t Athletic. « 4. I HESSE. BONNIE -61 BICE, Ol .ANE I BINGIIAM. A (Dill - DEC A. Viking t Iwl. a It a t.irl Fm tb«||:0 . 172 BIBOS AA HI I AM- . . HI ANKIIOI M. DONNA-61 III ( MAH |„ DELORES Blue Irl. OEA. 01 It'S 17.1 Ill oaioi is l JOANNE-61 boehm. BRENDA Viking dub Nailya 11 -n-.t s. i ier ; 26.61 Bot.lMA KAREN-61 Bo I IN. I l N IM AI s t onent bolr; 12.62 BO I In MATTHEW Senior Etrculivc Hoard U.i'd, 11 62 BOISUD. D.ANETTE lop Ted. Mod Indixi dualiitic. Concert Clnur. 12.62. lOf. 11 HORTNp M. JEANNE • Tri-Hi-1 Blu I n. Sian- CLAKIN.CINDY M CLARK. HE III oi CEAl SSEN.JANIS Cl EM I AND. JOHN .t 5 CLOUTIER. STEVEN - st; Bund. Marching Bund. I iom ;i tvs COCIIRAN.Ml H A 1.1. ■ sue. « n ki Rm. i. PAiRirra Ctrl � Cpou in ert (J S|V-cch ( lul (tnlii 'tru 26, ll II.H. I AMI s , Iv � .65. I s I I t.l I | s N N ) Senior Index Ml.)� . Ip FEDX, RObEM ARY' • KIIA I ? I TriJSp-irtxm.iu Hub. Student C . Excrottve Hoard. l ceHeadlft Exciirh f lub. Tri-Hi Y. Top J;lo n.iy|.4J. 69. 18.18. I FERGUSON SHERMAN- FKRHILL. LINDA ■ aPSi. UEA. I' I s| HV k FIMON.JULIE 69. 172 E FISCHER. CLO FJELD. MARY -uv FUCK. Cl'RTlS • lyu lod-M. l � T� tTO| Club Musi IRISH. BARBARA -26 1 ISACKSON. SANDRA- 75 IVERSON. DANIEL. - Speech Chor..latr 5 uc rl ( lioiv. 26.32,33.75 JACKSON . I OYA -JACKSON. WILLIE jangui .I’ATmciA-'737172 wrSf JKNSENVl IND Y Blue-Tri 76. 173 r JESCIIKFIT .'CYNTHIA-76 JEZUSKO. LOU'INK-76 JOl I.. I.VNN jjyncg flHilr, Chof latr , . Blue-Tri-, 32. JOHANSEN. BRADLEY EootMl£ Trac Com • u ( hair. 32jpK JOHANSSON. I SI If EH Sport ......... C ! student Council- Crow Countn Skin Wd JOHNSON MBROSE- JOHNSON. CLAUDIA Ijtllb. rFy Blur in. I r.iViH, OoM V HK Coder | Ili-Y. National Hot HARRIS. CYNTHIA Kadmini FREESE, JUDIXI FRENZEL. 1)1 AN FRIES. DIANES Executive Ryai Chcetleadtj tf Choir. NutUrn X 168. 174. £5 FERRY. SCfoTT CACE. ABA —sr 38.70. 16s ’r: CALl.ACllBR.2J CAMBI.FR. CIIR GARDNER. DUH GILBERT. CB fi dKtmcert JOHNSON. DARYL JOHNSON DAN ID JOHNSON? Dl'BR ' Raid, Ttaolrf l JOHNsGftiJHANE JOHNSON. DOCC JOHNSON. JAM. M'hu-JJ JOHNSON CviuwJ JOHNSON A • Concert Clou; tVEN • Student OounciL fl JOHNSON SUSAN JONPS.DWID TT: ENSOVfKIM WlARAl.O- •apt.), Tennijg y. Sagamore, d. Rockctte -, I HA March ATIIRYN -78 OR El.St CRICH. CROCE CROTH Traci iTJ. Senior Exretdi IVpClnb. 38.44. eJEANN'E -35 ICHAF.I. -ON-70 -� E-S. DUIHA S National Hon iMiun Club. YAC Executive Board tire .d� ; 26. 44.71. 176. 18 CRASKE. JU LI ANNE • 26.7| cray. Kenneth - CREEMLUND. PETER-SkU CREESRl D. CHERYL • Tri IlN. MORGAN -71 ARI.ENE • Blue-Tri Skiing 71 LEE-71 RONNIE - Football ‘inkSquare : 71. 136. 13s CRUENNVaI.D. ELIZABETH -FHAj ! GUNDERSON. BRADI. GUNDERSON. SUX GUNNER. REBEC. GUSTAFSON. JO? IIAACK. ROBF.8JT • W red ling 183 HAAS. NAXJJ1 • German Standard. 72. 168 hackee Mary - eh Dra.mu {perch Clu BrarV Itfee-Tri. Pc Id i 85. 168. 174. 175 IIACI.UND. RICHARD - ross Country, Na lion a I Honor Society; 72. 140. Ill II M I I HENCE-72 llAI.l.Oi 1ST. ROXANNE 72 ANSE. LARRY - Y Yl 72 HANSEN.CUERRI DE 72 HANSEN. KIMBERLY 2 S HANSEN PATRICIA-HANSON. TIERYI - 36. 2.172 HANSON. DAMI) 72 H WSON. KAREN- Bin.' I «. Skiing. 26 72 HANSON. MARGARET - Blue-Tri. skim. FHA: 72.168 HANSON. PATRICIA - Marching Band Ti u-t v. 72 HARRIS, ROBIN - II K I M V N. BONITA - 74' I1ARVEI I TIIERI E In Hi Y Volley )all, Natinn.il Honor Sm-.etv 26. 73 IIAUCF. BETH - VikinjjClub. Patihnork, Sinmming, Skiing, Sportsmans Club. Pep Club (Ires.). Nation ! Honor Society. Blum fj'l AC. AES; 2 y.73,18 182 IIAYKS. MICH AEL - TV III ATIICOTE, SCOTT - A FS. Viking (Hub; 28. 111 .DSTHOM. COREY • 73 Y IIKFFKHA VIMERESA 73 IIELCI M.N, DONALD -7 HELMS. JILL • Blue Tri.- wirnmlng Skiing ,cnpt ) NorwelRiun. A Concert Choir; 2. 85. 73, MSI HEI.SETH. JACyt'EI INF l r.u k. Club. Blue-Tri, Badminton; 7 1 HEMMfNCSEN, SUSAN • Blue-Tri. 28.73| HENDRICKS. MARTHA • (iiimij'tio. Track.I Sanmiiirt JiRf Tri. Pa|ch ii rk._Jjtdji1Y: 74.161' HENNING.JOSEPH I HENRICII, MARK H'K'kh. RasVb.ll PrpCIuli Trojan-. 74, 149 liERBEKC, DAVID - Hojkqx. Tip I Chatterbox. 74. J� F , 149 Hi RK L. MAHCAREH • tkim; Club Clnh. Si itior EuyuMvi- Board, (-ot ■J2 44,7 1 Ihf. HERHI N, El JZABETII • 74 • HERRING. SYIAIA- 71 IIIBBFN. DA'Y'N - Sagamore YAC Board rXlemUI. N.itimial Honor Soclef . spaniih. 26. ? 4tJ 74.181 wens. Robert - 2h. 71. it?179V Hll.DEN. Horn R - cWx ( untry, 1 Ack. t ion a I Honor Society, 26. 74. 111). Ill IIINSCHBERGER. PAUL - DEC A 172 IIOEHNE.MARY- 172 IIOIII.KR. DEBBIE 74 ’cXToH HOLBROOK. R M)AI I. 2'i. 171 HOLLIDAY . I I ANNE 71. 172 IIOI Ml N (• IO HOLMQl 1ST.CYNTHIA 75. 173 HOMAN, PAMELA • 76 HOMO, GREGORY-73 HOMSTAD. LINDA - R-ckctlrv Student ate. Srnlor Uxeculive Board. Blue-Tri: 176 HOSSICK. EMU Y- Tri-Mi Y; 75 HOVEN. ROSEANNE Drama t Choir, Blue-Tri (chap prei). Pep Club, 32.75, 168. 181.185 HOV EN YVONNE 75 HOWARD, JOHANNA Spaaiih Club Senior Executive Board. Standard. 75 HULL. LAWRENCE • HUNT. SHEI.BY-HUNTER. DAVID - Cm Student Senate. Student Honor Society. Standard HURLEY. DELAYNE • [t'RIF. - Bluc-Trl (vlcc-prcyjl Sadie t ( kEndrki Kill); KINDI KINGSLEY, TFRESA KINNEY JAMES- KLITELSON. MICHAEL • l’«|. M.iubmg Stagr- Band . Sj i il l«nm. 2‘t 171 FdSOS. I.AURH -26 S 1.1M ' lull I I Of M IVi!i h w ■ • r k. I I Si !7ti 17 ;tso: Club. v. brary Ak KNUTSON. KOLVE, CIS KOPKA.COl KOTTKE.L1 KOUCKY Ml KRAABEL. A| KRANTZ. Bl KRAUSE. PI ■( pre 1. YAt tie Wally . yball. Skiing HAM [,NE Blue-Tri I II i'''' LEY-78 172 Student Track. Crow-Country. Ixecutlve Board Pep Club. “Lit-Student Senate. Patchwork, Pink Senior Index s ,n.u.' m.ii111.ir11. lop TctbCpntrlboted Mn't lh VS 11 7s |(K MO. I II. I'M KKIDKK. MK III M.- rnnastlci 79 I V Kill I (., HI ss| I I -7 i KI ROM ski. DONNA -30. 79 KI I K S DANII I 79 K M 1)1 llll I IKM IIIOXY I l IWIMI . MICHAEL-Veiling: 70 i N(.i . 11 i i i in • I VHM V Kl I! I 79 I UlSOVl.OIIDON -7V I MISON. M MU.I RY- I'ri- lli-V.7M I MISON NORM A -79 I MISON. SHARON . BIiic-TM. Humrcnmliij: i jiiiluljtf ! • 74). 168 M I ARSON. W Y NK - I lot k. i • I « Ijiis Bav-hall. lent) is. Hotneortffiing ( and I ililr Top Tcd-Pe M julin Plus: 70. MM. I AI . DAVID V l( (vice pros I; 79 I I M III. OVIIIU - Sagamore. 10, 70. 168. 17 ) I.AN I I I . SI SAN - AKS; 79. 172 I ' 111 N i;. IIMOTHY- Track. SO I Y SSAHD. ( VVIIfU.M) I I I (. M I • SO 17 } III. SON J ( ln.ir.32. H� . SO LEE. TERRY I rack SO 1.1 MW SIIMIKY • I rilHI-Y, HIV. Blur-Tri. so IRS I J-.NN IS. TAW NY V- 1 I I V MARK N.itfiial llm.or V. „ b . 2 � so I I Y ROM. ( 11 III S| OPHI R LINDAHL. DONNA • Blm-Tri; V) I.INDBACK.TAB SO I.INDKM.ANN. ARTHUR • VICA; 80. 172 LINDCREN, CYM III N OKA. Sludrnt Council; 80. 173 I.INDCRKN, GRECQRY SO LISKN. ANN-80 LIVINGSTONE, ALAN • LOUCHE. JEAN -81 LOWNSBURY. DAVID • SI KI ND. THOMAS • Football Track leapt 1.1 NVSD Candidate Senior Executive Board 'xicc-ptrx i |Vp Club. National Honor So-cicl . l-eadcrsliip Little Wally's . Student i otihril Student Senate; 22. 23. 26. 81, 136. 138 LUNDEEN, THOMAS • (ionccrt Choir pres Basketball National Honor Society. Chora-lairrx. Pink Sv v 32,33. 81 1.1 NDGREN. DOl CLAS-81 LYNN. PATRICK - sti Blue-1 ri; 81 MADISON. UAL - I rack SI MADZF.Y. BRIAN -tji MAHONEY. PATRICIA - Pep Club Drama. Blue Trl. 26, s| So. 168 MMIOWI.AD, K ARLA - SI M.lll ll, KATHY-SI MANN. RAN'DAI Senior Bumpict Co Chuirinun, Pink Square-'. EFA. Sagamore, Standard. Hockey Team. I 11 A. Senior Executive Board Little Walls . Top Ted-Typical Ted; 3S. 10. I I. 82. 105.119. 185 M ARKI N. I.OI ISE - 172 M ARROQITN. EDM RD Skiing. 153 MARTENS. KRISTI -82 MARTIN. LAURIE-82. 173 MARTIN. LE.VNN . OEA S2 173 MASCARI. frank MASl HK V. BEVERLY -82 MATSON. CYNTHIA-82 MATSON. TERRY-R2 172 MATTSON. M RK • ( MAZ OI.A. JOANNE MCCIAIN. ROBERT MCCLURE. KEVIN-MCCU I.OUGII. NANCY 83 lbs, J79 icil. Pep Club, VAC. nicef I i Thoir; 32, 82 DM V 82. 172 S‘2 EH A. Girlv Choir MCDONALD.TIMOTHY - 83 MCDOUCAI.L. TIMOTHY - 83 MCELROY. PATRICIA - Urban MB Photo graphs. 83 MCCEI GARY -26, 83 MCGINNIS. KEVIN • 83 MCCl-ADL. KERHY - pep ( lub. I ll A Hlutf Tri. Conceit Choir: 32. S3. IBS |7 ). IS5 MCGI.YDK. KEVIN-83. 172 MCGRAW. THOMAS • (is mua9ic� : S3 M l.l llll , KENNETH - -■ i-n. I rack; MCKINLEY. DIANA -85 MCLAUGHLIN. DEBRA S3 MCMULLEN. MICHAEL - Football. Swlinin-1 v in ;. ‘Trojans”! WSD (Candidate, Top Ted-fcfcicest Smile; 84. 21.23. 106. 136. 156 MGPHEE, SCOTT-84 M ROBERTS. MICHELLE • Blue Tri Tennis. Girls Emit ball. Patchwork. Spani'h OMice Aide. 81. 173 MEAD. JULIA- 84 MEATMAN. CINDY OEA: SI, 173 ELHUS. MARY - Blue-Trl. Viking Club. 2S. 29.31.81 MIKKEI.SON. DAVID - Football. Baveball. Ski Club. Senior Executive Board; 26. 44. 81. 136. I v� MILES. SIIERYI.-HI. 173 MILLER. KEVIN-84 MILLER. THOMAS-84 MITZFL PAUL -84 MJONESS. LORI • 84. 173 MOE, DONNA -84 MOE, JOYCE -84. 173 MOHN. STEVEN-85 MONTBRI AND. FRANK MONTROSE. TERRI -MORAN. DOUGLAS-85 MORir . PAMELA • Tenniv; 85. 172 MORITZ. ROGER • 85 MORRIS. CYNTHIA MURDOCK. JANET MURPHY. STEVEN MURRY. KATHY -leading (capt I. Po; Student Council. Honor Society. S Ted-Typical Ted 174. 175 MYHRE. BARBA VAC. Student (___ 172 MYHRE. LEIGH • (WKirt NELSON. DENISE S3 NELSON. GUY NELSON. J AMES -85 Ni l s()N. J ANICE - V-NELSON. Jt I IE • Cm NI I SON. LORI MCA. DKCA Choir1 Drillers 85 I. Pep Club. Cheer- -, erv. Concert Choir, , OEA. National , Club, Y C.YTop 33. 40. IU5. 168, Club. Blue-Trl. Driller ; Honor So- NELsTWrVXTTIIKM - Wrestling. Band. National Honor Society. 28. 29. SO NELSON. NANCY • sif NELSON. RANDAL - 86 NESS. CAII. - EEA (vice-pre '. ES;86. LSI NEV ALA.CERI - DEI A 86. 172 M Will RC. N VNCY V. 172 NOMOTO. MASATO 159 NOHBY. MARK - Track. Wrestling. Football; 86 NORDMEYER.JH.L-h6 NORVOI.L. RAY 87 NYE. KATHERINE • Drama Club. Concert Choir. Chor.ilaires. Speech Club; 26, 32. 33. 85.87. 171 O BRIEN. SARAH - Concert Choir; 32. ST O'BRIEN. STF.VF.N - Football. W resiling; 32. 87. 136. 138 O'DONNELL. EDWARD • O'DON.NEL!.. PAMELA - Blue-Trt. EIIA. Student Council: 87. 168 O'DOUCHKRTY. SHEILA 87 OBERI.ANDER. PAUL - VAC Hoard. Little £ Vj||yV 87, 184 OC.ELJOIIN- ODDEN. BEVERLY - Blur Tri. Sportsman Club, Pep Club. Marching and Concert Band. Rocket lev leapt 1. EIIA Sagamore. National Honor Sociotv. Top Ted-Most Feminine. 40. 87.476 179. 185 ODEN I US. STEVEN • Swimming Concert t 'Choir. 32. 87 OLIVERA. ELIZABETH • Blue Tri Caduccv. Spanoli Club. Senior Executive Hoard. Na-r; tioiial Honor Society. Patchwork; 26. 14.87 OI SEN. SUSAN - 26. 28 I I. 87 OLSEN. BARBARA-87 OjLSOX, DONNA -87 OLSON. J AM Concert bolt � : s7 OLSON. JOANNE • Student Council. Senior - [Executive Board wc J, (Concert Choir Homecoming Candidate Winter S|x� rts Day Chairperson, EH A, Rlue-Trl, Senior Claw Secre-I lurv. Girl Choir. Standard Staff. Teacher E Aide. Top Trd-sbyrtl. 32 36. «4 SS. |06. I, 173 179. 14 OI.SON. KIMBERLY - Blur-Trl. 8$ OLSON. MARK - 28. -88. 140 141. 153 OLSON, PATRICIA - Drama Club. Rough-• riders. (Tonerft Choir. Madrigals. National Homo Societv. Improvisation a I Dance. ' 2. 33. 26. 88 OLSON, SANDRA - Sagamore, lenni- 1 rack. Snow Drifter National Honor Society. Student Council. Senior Exccutlse Hoard. I-IIA. Sportsmans (.'lub. 26, 40. 88. 179 OLSON. SCOTT - 88 OLSON. STEPHEN - Sagamore photographer; 88 OLSON, SUSAN 171 ONDOV, THOMAS - Rowing Tram Senior Executive Board. Stage und Marching Band. Drama; 2-S. 29. 31. 44. S8 OPSKTH. ARI.YCE -88. 172 OPSTAD. CYNTHIA • Blue Tri. Sagamore. Pep Club. EH A; 40,88. Ibh. 179 O’REILLY. DEBBIE-8H OR! MAN. JOANNE - Concert Choir. Chora-laires 26.32.85 88. 168 OSTTRLUND. TIMOTHY - stag.- Rand 26. 88 OS! HUS. STEVEN 8S DTI I NI. MARSHA • Patchwork. 88 OUELLETTE. I.ORENE - ( KA. National Honor PSoviets 26.89. 173 OWENS. RACHEL 89 PAASCH. KATIll.EEN • Sportsmans Club. Tenuis. Senior Executive Hoard. 44, 89 PACGEN. ROBIN s9. 171 PAPENIIAUSKN. PAM El leachers «de. Sxsiinmlng. Pep( lub. Marching Hand, 89 P.YRBST. ELSA - Blue I n Cheerleading; 32. •SI) ItsS PABEI L. CORDON S9 PARKOS. RICHARD-82 PARKS. SCOn • Concert Choir. 89 PATCH. DANIEL • Top Ted Most Individualistic, Concert Choir 89,104 PATTERSON. ANDREA I rack Voiles ball. Senior Executive Board. FHA, PcpCIub. (Ton-cert Choir: 32 14. 89 PAULSON. DAVID - I rack. Wrestling. Foot ball, IT A. 89.136 PAULSON. PHILIP-90 PEARSON. BRI AN Band, skiing. 28 29 l8l PE MIson. v (Y Vollfyball r«tnhf Bad mintOn. Blui -Trl ivlce-pu • Conceit (ThiUr Hand, French. AFS; 28.31.32,33,44.90 PEDERSON, MITCHELL - Gymnastfa • PEI 1 l ZER. MICTIAEL I ••otlull. Skong '«). I � 138 PI HOUTKY. ANDREW stage Hand Boy ' Senior Index Choir; 34.9U PETERSON. DAVID • Truck I n Y Tennis. fly PETERSON. ROBYN -90 PETERSON, WAYNE - Track: 90 PETTYGROVK. THOMAS • llockcy. Bmebull, Foolbull, Pop Club. Concert Choir. 32. 90. 149 PICKARI). RODNEY 1C A. 90 PLACK. BETH - Rockrtte . Bluc-Tri (chap pres I HA. Sagamore (editor-in-chief), Pep Club. 2b It). 90. 168. 176. 1 5 PI.IFKA. JOHN Gymnastic u.� p« ' Track Y AC, WSO Candidate 20. 23.91 159 POl.SFl’SS,CATHRYN 01 POTTOREF. MARIANNE I 11A tre . Blue-Tri. 91 PRIHRENOW, JAMES - Football. 91 PRILL. DANIEL - CrowCountry (afrit. Irack, National Honor Society. 2b. 91. 110, 141 PROK. MICHAEL • 26. 91 1 PUKAY, JAMES - Audio Visual; 91. 183 Pl'Ll.LS. ROBERT • Football. Irack Yudin Vt. uak� l. 136.138,183 QU AM. BUNNY' 91 QUICK. LOIS-91 s Jf QUICK. ROBERT lootball. hockey. Hack: 91. RA BE. RON A 1.1)91 J [ I RABENORT. ROBYN • Pep Club. Biggest Flirt. FIIA. Gymn.istii Sss 92. 107. 142. 1451. 168 RAPEV KEVIN-92 .Mhlul.ltC r.M tball: Pc| M. I l , fed- « unmittg; I RAM IRE . Til ERESA - 173 RAM PI. PHILIP Homecoming YAC Hnckes. Top Ted-Most Masculine. 92; 105. 149. 14 RAMSEY. MARK-92 V . RAND, HIIODA-Tri-III-Y Bluc-Tri, I lift RASMUSSEN. KAREN. 92 RAl’FF. LINDA-RAYMOND. Cl RTIS - l.ack. 92 RAYMOND. DEBBIE-92 RAZE. ROND A - 92 READY. COI.LEEN Kockettes 26.92 REDHEAD.TIMOTHY 92 REICH. CHARLOTTE -Of A. 92 17 REIE SON. CAN DYCK 92 REILLY. PAMELA -26 2S.3I.92 REISDOKP1I. LU KA - Tti IlfcY Mudrt.i Aide. 93. 173 REVSBECK. DOUGLAS YAC Hockey 93. 149 RHODES. J ACOB • RICE. LAI R V - Patchwork; 93 RIl.EY. JAMES • Basketball, Track. 93 Hll EY. NANCEY -44 93. |70. 171 RIM RCIK. JEFFREY -93 RITCHIE. TREASURE -t boater-, t houlaircs. Conceit Choir. Senior Evecutisr Board: 2. ii 14.93,175 RIVERS. SCOTT-93 ROBER. LOUIS- ROLLINS. MICHAEL - I'rtuk I I Taxidermy ; 95 ROI.OFF. ANNE - Sagamore Blue Tri. Student Council. Senior Ficciithe Board. I-HA. I’cp Club. French Club. 3U 40. 14.93. I6S. 179 BONN1NG. DALE • I ruck National Honor Soviets: 26.93 BOSS. HERD Rockelte- Rlur In Pep Club; 95. 168. 176. 185 ROTH. BARRY -94 ROTH,SUSAN - FHA. AFS 94. IS1 ROUES. J ANE - 94 RUMBAKS. MARK - Convert Choir laired 32.33. ‘M RUONA. MARTIN - I rack skiing, glut! Sportsmans dub, National Ho clrl). Concert. Pep, Marching Rand Tod-Biggest Flirt, 26,31.91. HIT RUTHERFORD. KENTS-94 RYAN, CHARLES - Swimming eapl 28,31.38.94. 156 RYAN. KEVIN • Junior Achievement (vice pro ' A iking Club. Marching and Stag I' Chora- BjikU: 94. 182 SAC IIS. DALE-94 SAGER, PAMELA-94. 173 SANDBERG. JAMES J - I rojanss! 91. 136 s ANDBERO JAMES AV-French Club ‘it 138 SANDMFYER; KATHLEEN Blue M (vice l fs vF95 Sandy Club UwttUart V lbS. � 7 , IT9 I SATRE. MARY Blue-1 rl, Pr .Club, Concert ( holr. Top Ted-Bert Dressed HU. IBS ---- SA1TTRI.I ND. TRACY Bluc-Tri. Concert lour National Honor Society. 26.32. 9$ SNA AGE. BRADFORD H-mcc-.miim King. Hockey. 95. 119.14 SAXON, WARREN-95 SAXVM. KATHLEEN -9.5. 173 S( IIEl NEMAN. AMANDA - Tennis. Standard. 3-S. 95 SCTHRMER. CYNTHIA-SC.HIRMER. ROBIN-95 SCIINURREK.STEPHEN -95 SCHROFDER. WALTER - 95 SCHROEDL, CHRISTOPHER -SCHUVEILLER. CH ARLES - Senior Executive Board. Track, Football; 95.136, 138 SCIIWEGEL. LYNN -96 SKABERG. SUSAN - Blue Tn, Marching and Concert Band . Student Council 26,28,96 t SEEP. LINDA • Sportsmans Club. SagaipfftAj (section cd. . FHA (pres. I. Senior ExecaWr Board. National Honor Sircicty. 26. 40. 44.96 SEIDEL. JOHN • SENCER. BARBARA • IVpCbd . Bide-Tri. 96 SHELDON. DEBORAH Foreign Hxchan Student, Top Ted-Most Likely to StjffP 106.96 SHERMAN. CINDY-96 SILBERNAGEL. MAI.ONIE • % 173 SILVA. JOHN -96 SIMCOE. LINDA 96. 38. 170 v SMEDSTAD. M ARK - V. SMETANA. KENDRICK • Tennis. Dramw Rand; 28. 29.96 SMIT H. BRIAN • Football. Track. 96. 136. 138 SMITH. LINDA Pep Club. Viking Club. Bluc-Tri: 96. 168 SMITH.YVARHEN -96 SODERBF.BG. DONNA • Work Program. Concert Choir, Top Ted-Class Chatterbox. 96. 105, 173 SONKF, SUZANNE - 97 SORENSON. JIT IF gymnastics. Band. 2 97.1BI soyyt.es. d; hockrs. Ski SPENCER. SC STAHKEN. STEILE. DAVi STEM PER, JOANNE 2b. 97 STEM IG. TRACY • AFS: 97 173 STICKNEY. GI.ENN - Stage Crew. 97. LSI! STOCKMO. DAWN • ( lieeVtc.uW bTJiT- In ,M c.-treax }. Sun-Ball I ihalrperson. (miii'v lofv Aide, 26, 97, 168 173. 174, 175 STONES I BOM. CAROL -97 STORED. MICHAEL -97 STRAND. KENNETH - Concert and Stage Band, Baseball. Marching baml. 2b. 28, 29. 31. STRINGER. JEAN 98 STRUCKMAN. KEVIN - Wreeling. 98 je-prex.J, Chora- Concert Choir. 26. 32. dipt •pClub. Track leapt •! Cvninavtic and kt; 98, 142. 161 •N.SON. SUSAN fK SYA IDERSKI. CHERYL - OKA: 9s 173 tanner, t urtis- IT.BBi rr. MICHAEL -98 TFT I MANN.SGOTI' -98 IT I I RIS. MARK 9S fill ELEN. JULIE FHA. SO. 179 THOMAS. BRADLEY llockes . 99 149 THOMPSON. ELAINE-THOMPSON. ROBERT -Ut 2 . 98 THOMPSON. THOMAS I null.all Trojans J 98, 13b. 138 THORSON, BARB AH - Blue In 2b 98. |( S TIDRICK. THOM AS - Basketball. lentil . 98 IIPEER. MICHAEL-172 TOI.AN. KDYVARD • Senior Executive Bouul. Student Senate; 98 TOMASKO. GREGORY 99 TRINKI I STEVEN -YVrrrtllng. 99 TRONDSON. KAREN -69 TUI.EY. CAROL -T, Tl’RGEON. KEVIN TURNER. STEVEN • FiHitluill (eapl 1 llockei. Trojunx , Winter Sportx Duv King. }.6). 21 23. 136. 149 RNER. STEVEN I.-7. GEORGE • PNF:SS. STEM- N - 28.99 GIIANJFSSE - Football yiOl.ET. CYNTHIA ■ 172 WAGNEK. CATHERINE Standard. National Honor Society 26.32, 100 YVALKQWSKI. ROBERT l. imi HMi VVALSTAD. LYNN • 2 X) WARNER. ROSEM ARY-WARREN. MARKUS • 100 WASSMUND. RYE - Iri-HbY Blue-1 rl Ell A. y Cliecrleai|iYB. t oncer! Choir 32, 26. 100, 168. 174. Jr5 A ATROBA, ROBF K T - Wrestling. MX) wVrsoN. CHERYL AVFEKlFYjCAROL 100 YMIKEE. KIM • Blur In I « p Tctl-Culml Cmj. pie; MK). 105. 168 WKYDT. JENNIFER luirv ,-32, 14. ItX) WHITE. MCTORIA Pop Club. C.irb Chr 100. 168. 173. 179 AMI1TNKY.PAIT.INI AYKK. MARIANNE 136 C ert Choir, Concert Choir. I ho Blue-Tri it Sjgam. u lup pres ), re. FHA; 40, nr So- STURGIS ( II AREOVn: Top SUNDIN. GARRY .98'k. SWANSON, AIIDIS FHA latres. Concert Cludr, 26, 3: Hand SAVANSON. DEBORAH Hn.kcttes; 100 176 S iking Club. Urania, l’cp Club. Ccrman Club. Blue-Tri; 85. 100, 170,181,182 AVICKLUND. DEBRA - PcpClub. Y AC Viking Club (pro). Kockcltes. ( bccrleudlng Nsslnmnng, Senior Executive Board 14 MM) 182 WH TSIOC K.KENAE - DECA; MX) WILLIAMS, MICKEY 101 WII IT AM'-ON. JOHN - I0J WINTER. SI SAN - 101 Wl ITCR.AF. MARK - ( liuir, tdiurisler' V ,|A Hoekes .Truck. Swimming. 101.156 WOJf IKCIIOWSKI. STEPHEN 101 WOLFE. JULIE - 101 YVOODFORD. DIANNE -101 NAY ATT. CATHERINE- 101. 172 I YF.O, t MTIERIM I HA. Standard; 2b. s 101 'AllEl JEFFREY |0|. 183 IECEMEIER. M ARSHA 101 .1MM1 RAEAN. CKLKSTINK - AVork Prmtmn.. Blue Tri. 101. 173 ZIMVIERMAN.THOMAS-Ul A 102, 172 SAA ANSON. JAMES - 98 SYA st ) . MARK • SAVANSON. SUSAN - Swimming. Cytunie Junior Index A Aamodl. Gregory 108. 132. 136 Aaserud, Karen 31. 108. 28 Able. John 172 Acker. Rcnac 108. I( 9 Ackerman. Curtis 108 Adler. Kathleen 108. 143. 169. 179.184.185 Alexander. Gregg 108. 146 Allen, Valjean Almquist. Kenneth 108 Alsip. Mvrna 108 Ames, Mary 108. 169 Anderson, James Anderson. Julie Anderson. Kari 108 Anderson. Penny 108 Anderson. Rachel 108 Anderson. Scott 108 Anderson. Susan 108. 28 Anderson. Timothy 108 Anderson. Vicky Anglim, Christopher 108. 170 171,182 Applcquist. Teresa 108 Arendarczyk, Daniel 108. 172 Armstrong. Becky 108 Arvidson, David 108. 153 Atkins. William 108 Aufdcrhar. Gene 108 Awe. Thomas 108 Axbcrg, Joyce 28. 31, 108 B Bailey. Bradford 108 Baker. Dorinda 108 Bakke. Judith 108, 169 Baleome. Timothy 108 Baldwin, Philip Barsamian, Michael 108 Baum. Richard Beach. Vernon 108,159 Becker. Roberta 36. 108 Bell. Lee 108. 172 Bcllm Mark 29.108 Bcllangcr. Laurie Benson. Becky 35. 108 Benson. Michael Berg. Julie 108 Berg. Mark 108 Berg. Ronald 108 Berg. Stephen 108 Bcrgan. Katherine 108 Bcrge. Michael 108. 156 Bergland. Richard 108, 156 Bergstrom. Mark 108 Bergum. Karen 28. 108. 182 Bcrthiaume. Robert 108. 172 Bice. Roger Bigelow. Douglas 109 Bifiings, Ricky 109 Bittner. Mary 109 Bjornson. Kevin 109 Bjur. Robert 109 Bladcr, Kenneth 109 Blaisdcll. Debra 109 Blaisdeil, Douglass 109 Blake. Philip 109 Blessing. Mark 109 Blue. Mark 28.29.31. 109 Blue. Penny 28. 29.31. 109 Bohanon.John 109 Bragg. Diane Breedlove. Margaret 32. 109. 169 Brinwall, Bonita 109 Brown, David 109, 172 Brown, Steven 109. 136 Brown. Suzanne 35 Buck. Tracy 109 Buffic. Randall 109 Burkman. David 109. 183. 156 Burney, Cherril 109 Burton. Jack 109, 163 Busho. Chris 109 Buskirk. Thomas 109 Butterfield. Rick 172 C Carlcen. Michele 109 Carlson. Jeffrey 109 Carlson. Jeffrey 85. 109. 136. 183 Carlson. Joy 109 Carlson. Kenneth 40. 109 C arlson. Randall 32. 109. 146. 183 Carlson. Susan 109, 174 Carlson. Timothy 28. 109 Caron. Guy Chilton. Wade Chinandcr. Daniel 32. 109 Christ. Cathlcen 109, 161. 169. 170. 182. 185 Christensen. James Christensen. Lonna 109 Christensen. Tcryl 109 Christiansen. Mona 109, 169 Cole. James 109 Cook. Kenneth 109, 136 Cooke. Sherrie 109 Countryman. Kerry 109 Crooks, Colleen 109 Cummings, Cath 109 Cummings. Larry 109 Cunningham. Patrick 109, 163 D Dallas. Lisa Danberg. Jeffrey 109 Delano, Gene 109 Demarais, Nancy 109 Dcslauriers. John Dcutsch. David 109. 149 Dierauer. Van 109 Dillon. John 109 Doble, Charles NO, 159 Dokken. Denise 110 Dolan. James 110 Donavan, Sharon 35. 110 Dornfcld, Marie 110 Doroschuk. Lanie 110 Dorsher. Michelle 110 Doughty, William Downing. John 110. 136. 149 Doyle. Kclleyann Doyle. Steven 110. 149 Duda. Barbara 110 Duffy, Lynn 110 E Eck. Raymond 110 Edstrom. Susan 110 Edwards. Mollic 110. 169. 181 Egan. Richard Eggcn. Mary 110 Eggen. Ruth 110 Eide. Timothy 110 Eikaas. Linda 32. 33. 110. 142 Eklund. Diane 110 Eliason. Cheryl 110 Eng. Jacquelyn 110 Engclstad. Randolph 110 Engstrom. Christine 28, 31, 36, 110 Engstrom. Mark 110. 156 Erickson. Dan 110. 136 Erickson. Joyce 110, 169. 181. 185 Erickson. Thomas 110 Extrand. l.auric 28. 110, 143, 169 F Fcchl. Tamara 28. 31, 110 Fcely. Karen 110 Fenton. Kimberly Ferguson, Brian 110. 136. 146 Fct er. Cheryl 110 Fildes, Dennis 110. 136 Fimon. Karen 110 Fischer. Cvnthia 32. 110, 169. 185 Fischer. Jeffrey 110 Fischer. Patti 110 Fitzgerald. Catherine 110 Flanders, Nancy 35. 110. 169. 184 Fliflet, Luann 32. 110 Flood. Janies 110. 136 Forster. Timothy 110 Fox. Timothy 110 Franks, Jeanette 110 Freeman, Karen 110 Freese. Debra Frenkel. Joseph 110 Frenstad. Jayne 110 Freund. Diane 32. 110 G Gardin. Marvl 32. 110, 169. 181. 185 Gay. Brenda 110 Gcffrc, Andrew 110, 163 Gcrvais, Keith 110. 172 Giiberg. Janet Gonsior. Teresa 111, 185 Gooselaw. Diane 111 Gottwalt. Kevin 111 Gould. Lcland Granholm. Edward 111 Granncs, Cynthia 111. 169. 184 Granum. Gail 111 Green. Nancy 111 Greiner. Renatc 111 Grictcns. Baiba 111 Grothc. Roger III, 136. 163 Grout. Bruce 111. 183 Grout. Gary Gruenwald. Mary 111 Grunkc. Craig 111 Gudmundsen. James Gunderson, Darcy III. 170 182 Gunner, Scott III. 136 Gunstrom. Vickie 111 Gustafson, Jacqueline 111 Gutwald. John 111 H llagstrom. Julie 111 Halberg. Kristine 32. 111 Hale. Robert 28. 31. Ill Hallquist. Debra III, 185 Hamcrnik, Denise III. 169, 181.185 Hammer, Debra H I, 185 Hansen. James 111 Hansen, Nancy 111. 169 Hanson. Kevin III, 183 Hanson. Yvonne III, 182 Hardon. Leann 111 Harlow. Jo-Jo 111.170 Harris. James 149 Harris. Paula 28. III. 182 194 III. Ill; Hariung. Joyce 111. 143. 185 Hastings. Pamela 111 Haukinson. Scott III. 146 Haycnga. Deborah 111 Hcdstrom, Matthew 111 Hellerstedt, Marlene 111 llemmingscn. Terry 111 Hendrickson. David Hendrickson. Janet 111 Henkes. John Herkenhoff. Sandra 35. III. 169. 174.175 Hernandez. Alan Herrick. Kathryn I II Herring. Kevin III. 159 Hesse. Mark 111 Heyer, Constance 111 Hiben. Rachel 111 Hietala, Cynthia 35. 36. 170 Hilden, Julie 35. 111. 185 Millestad. Kathleen III. 143 Hinriehs. Jody 111 Hinschbcrgcr. Laurie 111 Hirsch.Gary Hollenbeck. Craig 111 Holmbcrg, Rachel 85. 169.170.185 Holmgren. Layton 112 '' Holmquist. Kurt Homo. Randy 112 Host, Jacqueline 112 Hovcn, Bonita 11 Howell. Julie 112, 172 llulkc. Jacquelyn 35. 112 Hultgrcn. Nancy 32. 36. ||2 Hallman, Ann 172 Hyland. Vcnila 112 Isham, Kelley 112 Iverson. John 112 Jackson. Penny 112 Jacobson. Steven 112 Jallah. Augusta 112 Jay.John 112. 136 Jezusko, Jon 28 36. 112,135 Johns. Michcllc£8. 112 Johnscn. Yvonne 35. 112, |gs Johnson. Bruce Johnson. Cynthia 112 Johnson. Diane Johnson. Jcrrold 112 Johnson. Jerry 112.136 Johnson. Jim Johnson. Machclle 112 Johnson. Marsha 112, 169 Junior Index Johnson. Ri Johnson. Ricky 112. 146 Johnson. Roger Johnson. Thomas 112 Jones. Jerome Jones. Jonathan 112 .aasa. Gunnar Kabrud. Patrick 112, 136, 146 Kadrlik. Mary M2 Kalicvig. Michael 28, 29. 112. 136 Kalvig. Kenneth 112 Kampa. Craig 112 Kanuit! William 112 Kask. Susan 35, 112 Kauffmann. Prances 112 Kciscr. Starlenc 29. 31. 112, 170. 185 ■ Keller, Brian 112 Kellermann, Debra 112 Kelly, Kristin 112 Kelly. Michat Kendrick. Tii Kern. Steven 112 Kcrstcn. Doutflfcs I|2. 136 kingshcek. Paige 112 Kjcseth, Scott 112.136 Klein. Richard Kluck. Susan Craig 112 Kocholek, David 112 Kolstad. Barbara 32. 112 Kolve, Cynthia Kotlcky, kli abctb 112 Kramer, Barbara 28, 31. Kranz. Gerard Krause. Stephen 112 Krcin. Donald 113 Krolick. Kcllcykay Kroll. Scott 113 Kulenkamp. Robin 113 Kunkel. Mary 113 Kusnicr. Arnic 113 Kvclland. Glen 113, 140 112 L Lacour icrc. Kris 11.3. 174 Lacroix. Diane Large. Janda 113. 172 Large. Patricia 34. 113 Larsen. Fileen 113 Larson. Daniel 113. 149 Larson. Martin 113 Larson. Michael 113 Larson. Sue 113 Amv . De ec. Mark 113 Lehman. Robert 113 am™ 32. 113 R Unsc11 113. I 36. | ra 11 3 Steven ! I Mary I I 3 id.John Rose 113. 179 Lougec. George 113 1 uciano. Antonio 113, 136 I und. Dorinda 113 I und. Douglas 113 Lundcen. Mary 32. 113. 170 l.undquisl. Rhonda 113 Lutz. Paul 113 14; 170, 184 114 ia 114, 142 lyn IB4, 181 114 ven 114, 159 i14 n 114 tic 114 N M 113 13 13 Mon Moo Mack. Marilyn 113 Magnuson. Janice 113 Magnuson. Markl 13 Mahoney. David 113 Mann. Kftnbcrly 34, 113 Marschalk, Robert 113 Martin, Michael 113 Marlin. Milton Mascari, John 113______ JM alii son. Richard Mattson. Michael I Maus. Brian 113 Mayer. Robert 113 McAdams. Sheryl McAllister, Scott 113 McCanncy, Susan 113 McCarty. William 113 McClain, Curtis 113 MoCgllcn. Pamela 13 McGinn. Kevin 113 McGinty. Kevin 113 McOinly, Sandra 113, 174 Mc.Maslcr. William McVay_, Lorraine 114 Medeiros. Vickie 35. 114 Meehan, Jayne 114 Melrose, Dean 114 Menshck, Mary 114 Mercado. Margarita 35. 114 Mcssick. Kirt 114. 159 Meyer. Frederick 1J4 � Midthun. David 114. 146 Mikkelson. Dale 114 Miles. Carol 114 Miller. Denise 35. 114 Mitchell. illiam Moe, Vicki ||4 Moen. Maureen 114. 169. 173 Moir. Monte 114 Moje. David 114 iitrttsc. Susan 114 loorc, Richar'd 114 Nelson. Bill 114 Nelson, David 114 Nelson. Juliannc 114. 169 Nelson, kalhuzi Nelson. Scott 114. 143 Ncrison. Robert 114 Ness. Gay 114. 170 Ncwgard. Alberta 114 Nicman. Cynthia Niska. Jeffrey 114 Norgren. ThercsJ 114 Norman. Kenneth 136. 146 Norman. Lorie 35. 114 Nyhlen, Julie 114 114. O O’Donnel, Patricia 114 O’Dougherty. Kevin 114 O'Fallon. Kathleen 114 Ogdahl.Joan 32. 114. 182 Ohotto, John 114 Olauscn. James 114. 153. 182 Olsen. Judith 114 Olson. Alan 114 Olson. Craig 114 Olson. Daniel 31. 114 Olson, lone 114 Olson. Joanne 114 Olson. Mark 115 Olson. Michael 115 Olson. Michael 115 Olspn. Sandra 115 1, Sheldon 115 )lson. Susan 115 Organ. Michael 115 Osbcrg. Dorecnc 34. 115 Osum. Jeffrey.115. 159 Ottum. Robin 2t Owens. Diane Ozolins. Sandra 115, 181, 182, 185 I II.’. uv i28,3l. 115 : 115M42 IraH 15, 181, Palbicki, Janet $2. 115 t95 d Junior Index Palmer, James 115. 172 I’apkc. Thomas Parks. Kimberly 35. 115 Patterson, Julie 115 Paulson. James 115 Pearson. Paul 115. 140 Pederson. Kay 115. 169 Perry, Scott 115 Peter. David 115 Peterson, Cheryl 28. 31. II5. :,16o Peterson. Deborah 115 Peterson. Garry Peterson, I vnn 115 Peterson, Pamela 115 Picl. Debra 115 Piel. Denise 28.31. 115 Pittelkow. David Poe. Kevin 115. 136 Polak. Paul 115 Polunc. Mary 115.173. 182 Porter. Mark 32. 115 Powley. Mark 115 Prangiiol'er. Susan 28. 31. II5 Prcussc, J erry 115 Priggc, J ennie 34, 115 Profant. ( arniinc 115 Pufahl, Tbdd 115 Q Quick. Kenneth 115, 172 R Raab. Anne 115, 181 Ramnarainc, James 32. 115 Rapp. John 115 Rardin, Brian 28, 29. 115 Raze. Dani 115 Rea. Patrick Ready. Patrick 115 Reich. Julie 115 Reiners, David 115 Remington. Barbara 28. 31. 115.185 Remington. Katharyn 115, 172 Rcmter. Ronald 115. 172 Richardson. Sandra Rickard. Kurt 115 Ringquist. Eric 32. 33. 115 Roach, Leslie 115. 181 Roberts. Kathleen 116 Robinson. Antoinette Robinson. Lomitta 116 Romsaas. Reid 116, 136 Rosenquist. Lynn 116 Roth. Charles 116 Roth. Sheryl 116 Rotzicn, Russell 116 . . ; Roycc, Debra 35, 116.182 Rude. Tamie Russell, Brent 116 Russell. Terry 116 Rutzen. Daniel 116,28 Sabaka. David 116 Sadeghi, Parvaneh 116 Saegcr, Randy Sager. Kathi 116 Sand. Constance 36, 116 Sandberg. Mariko 34. 116. 143.169 Sander .-Jennifer 116. 143, 161 Sanford. Steven 28. 29. 31, 116 Sat her Ricky 136. 116 Salterlund. Terri 116 Saugen, Eric 116 Saxon. Cathlcne 116 Scalcucci. Carmen 116 Schell. Steven Schcwc. Thomas 116 Schlenkcr, Lisa Schlenker. Lori 116. 172 Scllluck, Kevin Schmidt. Shannon 36, 116 ISchneider. C hefic 116 Schneider, Marjorie 116 Schoen. Roberta 35. 116. 169 Schrcibcr, John 116 Schricner, Scott 116 Schultz. Dean 116 Schultz, Tammi 116. 143 Schwartz, Anthony 116 Schwccn, Larry Scott. Jennifer 29. 116. 143 Seaton. Todd 116 Seep. Christine 116. 142 Sclandcr, Craig 116, 172 Scman. Richard ! 16 Severson. Barbara 116 Sexton, Thomas 116 Shand. Catherine 116 Shobe. Carrie 50. 116. 161 Shulta. Dean Shun, Earl 136, 116 Silbcrnagel. Michael 116 Sindcrman. Theresa 116 Slayton. Edward 31. 36, 116. 37 Smith. Jerry 116 Smith. Michael 116, 136, 146 Smith, Rodney 116, 163 Sobtzak, Steven 116 Sodcrbcrg. Craig 32. 33, 85. 117 Sonkc. James 29, 117 Starbuck. Scott 117. 182 Stein. Constance 117 Sleinkopf, Fay 117 Stephenson. Patricia 117, 185 St Jacquc. James 149 Stockmo. Dana 117. 136 Stokes. Kenneth 156, 117 Stolberg, Ronald 117 Stoltz. Robert 117 Stormocn, Ron 117 Strandberg, David 117 Struwve, Kim 117 Walls. Jill awnuml. Linda 117 W aterman. Donna 117 Weber. Carol 118, 169. 185 W'cn cl. Douglas 28, 31. 118 181. Sturtcvant. Sarah 32. 117. 143. W est. Elizabeth 118, 1_42 ■ 169, Sullivan, John 117 Sundblad, Kimberly 117 Sundman, Mark 28. 31. «6 117 Svoboda, Katherine I 17 Suanson. Dale 117 Swanson. Elizabeth 117 Su anson. Julie 117.36. 176 Swanson. Richard 117. 146 Su mgley, Joseph Su it ala, Caroline 117 S l ers. Mary 172 Ss h ester. Jodi 117 Thielen, James 117 Thielcn, Paulette 117 Thompson, Daniel 117 Thompson. Debra 117 Thompson. Gary 117 Thompson. Jennifer 117. 170 Thompson. Julie 117 Thorcson. Mary 117 Thornton. Raedean 117 Lhorson, Michael 117 Tobcck. Valeric 117 Tollc. Jan 117. 143 Tovsen. Jerry 117. 182. 156 Townsend. Beverly Tow nsend. Rosarah 117 Tracy. Susan 117 Tratnik. Lois 34. 117 Trenncpohl. Brent 11? Tucker. Barbara 117 Tune!!, Diane I I 7 Turk. Pcggv I I 7 I Tyler. Julie 32. 33, 117. 169 esteott. Thomas 118.38 West rum. Sandra I IS Gerald 118, 172 White. Marvictlc85, 118 While. Honda 118 Wick. David 118. w icsc, Janice I IS W letstook, l ori Wilcox. Patrick 118 ildcy. Dale 118. 170 ilkerson, David 118 lili.ims.Carol 118 ill nims, Charles illiams. Jeffrey I IS liliams. KathU ittcis. Chri Wold. Bn ood.Je ul11'. loh Y Ybarra. Debra 32.118 Ycazlc. Steven 118, 136. 146 Young. Tod LB« | Zuehlke, Scott 118. 136 V Velcnchenko. Jod 32. 117. 169 Vick. Steven 117 ’ Vick. Theresa Vigtel. Annette Vincent. Rodncs Volk. Clcvc 117.172 W Waelhof, Gene 117 Walbcrg. Charles Wallace. Lee 117 fw, Jw Sophomore Index A Abramson. Walter 120 Adams. Julia 120 Adams. Laura 29. 120 Allen, Cclcstinc 120 Allen, David 120 Alton. John 120 Anderson. Barbara 120 Anderson. Brian 120 Anderson. Chris 120 Anderson. Cynthia 36. 120. 31 Anderson. Daniel 120 Anderson. Debra 120 Anderson. Grant 29.85. 120 Anderson. Kimberly 120 Anderson. Marian 120. 29. 31 Anderson. Michael Anderson. Ross 28. 29. 120. 138.31. 156 Anderson. Scott Anderson. William Anglim, Kathleen 120 Applcquist. Cynthia 120, 176 Archer. Paul 52. 120 Archer, Peter 120 A rent ., Michael 120 Arms, Wade 120 Aslcson. Dan 120 Aufderhar. Barbara 120 B Bailey, Brad Baker, Cindy 34. 120 Ballard. Michael Bartels. John 120 Bauer, John 120 Baumgartcn. Brian 120 Baxter. Barbara 34. 120. 161 Bayle. Patrick 29, 120 Beattie. David 120 Beckncr, Pamela 120 Bell. Margaret 29, 120 Bendik. Cynthia 34. 120. 169. 175.182 Bennett, Robyn 120 Benoit. Jamie 120 Berg. Bryan 120 Bcrge, Terri 120 Bergin. Betsy 34. 120. 169 Bcrgin.Gary 120 Bergland, Janet 120. 169. 170. 182 Bcrglund. Kim 120. 169 Bernard. Peggy 120, 169. 182 Bidwell, Mary 120 Bicver. Dan 121 Biros. James 121 Bjeiiand. Linda 32. 121. 169 Bjorkstrand, Perry 121. 138. 163 Bjornson. Bruce 121 Bladcr, Kevin 121. 179 Blair. Scott 121 Blodgett. Steven 121 Blom. Leona 121 Blomquisl. Michael 121 Blomseth. Kevin 121 Boatman. Robin 121 Boe. Rebecca 121 Boehm. Karen 121, 169 Bogrcn. Timothy 121 Bolin. Steven 121 Bolstad. Lisette 35. 121 Booth. Russell 121 Borris. Timothy 121 Bosshardt. Carla Bowman. Steven 121 Bowser, Kary 121. 138 Boyd. Priscilla 121, 169 Boysen. Pamela 121 Bradt. Dale 121 Brady. Mark 121, 159 Brady, Mark 121 Bridell. Marsha 121 Brown. Gary 121 Brown. Jcffcrcy 121 Brown. Lavonne 121.29 Brown, Linda 121.31 Brown. Patricia 34. 121 Bukkila. Brian 121. 170 Burniece. Cheryl 121. 182 Burton. Rosemary 35, 121 Burton. Todd 121 Bush. Mary 121 Busk irk. Rebecca 121 Buttcrworth, Mark 32. 121 C Campbell. David 121. 183, 156 Campbell. Tamic 121 Carl. Beth 35,121 Carlson. Sandra 121 Carlson. Vicky 121 Carpenter. James Carter, Dean 121 Carter. Dominic 121 Carter. Kevin 121 Caruso, Dulcc 121 Chase, Valerie 29, 121 Chcslelson. Michael 121 Chilton. Denise 121 Christiansen. Mark 121 Churchill. David Clarin, Kathryn 122 Clark, Linda 122 Clcath. Mary 35. 122, 169. 185 Clementson. Cori 122. 170 Cockcrham. Timothy 122, 136. 163 Cole. William 122 Conn. Debera 122 Cook Curtis 122 Cook. Gary 122 Cook. James 122 Cooke, Charles 122. 132 Coolidgc. Deann 122 Coughlin, Casey 122 Crcpps. Penny 122 Crosby. Susan 122. 169. 182 Crouch. Kurt 122 Crownovcr. Linda 122 Cunningham. Charles 122 D Dahlgren. Dean 122. 182. 156 Dahlstcn. Michael 122 Dahlstrom. David Dailey, Mark Daly. Shannon 122. 169. 175 Dam. Jayson 122 Daniels. Archie 122 Daniels. Ardis 122 Davitt.Gary 122 Deming, Kim 122. 169, 182 Deschcne. Paul 122 Dcslauriers, James 122 Deutsch. Teresa 122 Dewars, Bradley 122 Dierenthal. John 122 Dillon. Michael 28.31. 122 Disinger. Maxine 122 Doble. Catherine 122 Doble, Jacqueline 34. 36, 122. 169 Doherty. Dennis 122 Donley. Dana 122 Dorr. Steven 122 Doscn. John 122 Dostal. Ronald 122 Doughty. Richard 122 Douglas. Carmela 122 Downing. Mary 122. 142 Drcyer. Linda 34. 122, 161 Duda. James 122. 182 Duke. Russell 122 Dunn. Cheryl 35. 122 Dunn. James Dunn. Jeffrey 122 E Eckman, Cindy 35, 122 Edstrom, Kimbcrlee 122 Egan. Teresa 122 Ekblad, Mary 123, 169 Eller, Jay 125 Ellis, David 123 Emerson. Lynn 35. 123 Emery, Michael 123 Engstrom. Jon 123 Erhard. Mary 123. 143 Erickson, Teresa 35, 123 Erikscn. Linda 182 Evans. Jodi 123 Evans, Mark 123 F Faison, L'Tanya 123. 143 bulk. Bruce 123. 125, 153. 156 I cult. Connie 35. 123. 182 l enskc, Robert 123 Ferrell. Kenneth 123 Fct er. David 123 I lancry. Brian Millet, Rooney 123 Foley. Grace 123 Fortmann, Suzanne 123, 185 Foster, Kevin 123 Frnhm, Ann 123 Frank. Mitchell 123 Fran wa. Terrance 123, 138 I reidlund. Joseph 123 Frcitag. Mark 123 Fritzc, Sharon 123. 169 Frit c, Susan 123 G Gannon, Laura 123 Ciardner. Julie 35. 123 Gardner. Steven 123 Gauthier. Gwen 123 Gehl. Michael 123 Gcicr. Douglas 123 Gerard. Allan 123 Gieseke. Brian 29.31. 123 Giesckc. Steven 123 Gilbert. Barbara 123 Gilbertson. Glen 123 Gillivcr. Roger 123 Gjcsdahl. Kimberly 123 Goettcn. Roberta 123 Goodscll. Susan 123 Goodscll. William 123 Gordon. Chris 123 Gough. David 123 Graham. David 123 Graham. Susan 123 Grcfsrud. Timothy 123, 156 Grcga. Barbara 123 Groce. Janice Gruyc. Keith 123 Gunderson. David 123 Gunderson. Ruth 123 Gunner. Daniel 124, 163 Gustafson. Dirk 124 Gustafson. Robert 124 Gustafson. Sue 35. 124 H Hallangcr. Cynthia 124 197 Sophomore Index Halverson. Mark 124. 138. 159 Hamcrnik, Douglas 124. 138. 163 Hamm. Catherine Hansc, Dale 124 Hansen. John 124 Hansen, Keith 124 Hanson. Deborah 124. 169, 182 Hanson. Jon 31. 124. 29 Hanson. Joni 124 Hun al, Rosemary 124. 169 Harris. Cheryl Harris. Darrell Huyenga. David 124. 156 Hayes, Lori llcdstrom, Kris 124 Hegg. Heidi 29.31. 124 Hcichert, Judy 36. 124 Heigl. Janies 124, 183 Heitz. Dave 124, 138 Hellcrstcdt. Mark 124 Helm. Miehacl 124 Helms. Richard 124 Helscth, Frank 124 Helt cr, Dale 124. 171 Hendren. Catherine Hendrickson. David 124. 138 Hennessey, Kimberly 124 Flermanscn, Karen 124. 143 Hermanspahn, Michael 124 Herrian. Michael 124 Heslness. John 124 Hiivala. Jodi 124 Hilgeman. Jeffrey 124. 170 Hill. David 124 Hirsch. Rhonda 124. 172 Hoffman. Carla 34.124.175 Hoffman. Danny 124 Holm. Roy 124 Holmcn. Karen 124 Holmes, Mitchell 124 Holmgren. Sharyle 124. 143 Flolschcr. Gerald 124 Holt. Rodney 124. 163 Homan. Cynthia 124 Homstad. Thomas 124 Hossiek. David 124 Hougen. Lauretta 124, 169 Hough. Cynthia 35. 124 Hovcland. Kent 124 Hrkal. David 124. 182 Huic. Tim Huls, Janet 124 Irish. Sandra 125 Iverson. Dawn 125. 143 Iverson. Penny Ivrson. Scott 125 J Jackson. Joanne 125 Jacobson. Betty 125 Jay. James 125 Jendro, Murk Jensen. Tonclie 125, 169, 176, 182 Jeurissen. Duane 125 Johansen. Glenn 125 Johns. Toni 125 Johnson. Barbara 125 Johnson. David 138 Johnson. Diane 35, 125 Johnson, Donna 125, 169 Johnson. Heidi 28. 31. 125, 143 Johnson. Jeffrey 125 Johnson. Jeruthia 125 Johnson. Jill 125 Johnson. Keith 125 Johnson. Konstance 125. 142 161,176 Johnson, Lori 125 Johnson. Mark 125 Johnson, Neal 125, 159 Johnson. Patricia 125, 169 Johnson. Richard 29, 125 Johnson. Russell 125 Johnson. Steven 125 Jones. Brian 28. 125 Jones, Charles Jones. Rosetta 125 Joramo, Bret 125 Juengcl, Alison 125 Junjak. Timothy 125. 138 Junjak. Wendi 125 K Kafka. Jay 125 Kampf. Alan 125 Kampf. Brian Karpinski. Paul 125, 153 Katz, Jennifer 125 Keiser, Bonnie 28, 31. 125, 170. 185 Kelley, Nancy 125 Kclsay, Terry 125 Kemling, Alan 125 Kern, David 125 Kersten. Wallace 125. 138. 163 Kieselhorst. Stephen 125 Kinkcl. Trudy 125 Kjcllman. Ronald 125 Klein. Jill 125. 169 Klcmp. Linda 35. 125. 169 Klcve. Shelli 125. 169. 175 Knight. Denise 125 Knutson. David 125. 182. 156 Koppic. Kelly 125 Krafthefer. Joan 28. 31. 126. 143 Krisak, Scott 126 Kulenkamp. Ann 29, 35, 126 Kulcnkamp. Christopher 126 L Lamb, Sherri 126, 143, 161. 169,181.185 Lamberger. Donald 126 Lanners, Richard 126 Lang. Denise Lapcnotierc. Carolyn 126 Lara, Randy Larson. Bradley 126 Larson. Timothy 126 Lathrop, Randall 126, 138. 163 Lathrop. Teresa 126. 169 Latocki. Sharon 126 Laulh, Katherine 126. 142, 169 Lawrence. David 126 Layssard, Sheila 126 Lee. Deanna 126 Lehman. John 126 Lchnertz, Peter 126 Lehr. Christopher 126 LeMay, Kenneth 126 Lenz. James 163 Lewerenz. Lori 126. 170 Lew no. Timothy 34, 126. 156 Lex. Christa 126 Lichty, Dean 126 Lidstone. Peter 126 Lillard, Debrah Lind. John 126 Lindahl. John 29. 31. 126 Lindcll, Bethany 126 Lourcy. Kerrin 126 Lucas. Keith 126 Luciano. Jose 36. 126. 140, 163 Luftman. Richard 128, 182 Lundberg. Sheila 126 Lundquisl. Lori 126 Lynch. Charles 126 Lynch. Keith 126 Lyon, Larry 126 Lyons, John M Maberry, l.cland 126 Maclean, Judy Maclean. Karen Madden, Mark 126 Madzey. Janet 126 Magnuson. Daniel 126 Magnuson. Keith 126. 182 Mahaffey. Michelle 126 Mahowald. Candace 35, 126 Mahowald. Steven 126 Malkavagc. Michelle 34. 126 Marchcssault, Thomas 126 Markun. Patricia 126 Martin. Mark 126 Maschke. Carol 126, 143 Mason, Geoffrey 127 Mason. Gregory 28.29. 127 Matos. Thomas 127 Mattson, Carol 34. 36. 127. 169. 182. 185 Mauland, Wade 32. 127. 138 Maxson. Teri 36. 127. 169 Mayer, Ruth 127 McCarty, Deborah 29, 127, 169 McDougall. Michael 127 Melee, Janies 127 MeGhan. Scott 127, 182 McGladc.John 127 MeGraw, Kim 28, 31. 127 MeGrorty. Gary 127 Mclnnis, Daniel 127 McKinley. Darrell 127 Meichels, Joy 127 Melhus. Kama 29. 127 Meyer. Karen 127 Michaelson. Donald 127 Miller. Debbie 28. 31. 127 Miller. Karen 127. 169 Miller. Randi 29.31. 127 Miller. Richard 127 Mitzcl. Kathleen 127 Mjoncss. Gcri Modrow, Deborah 35, 127 Mocn. Michael 127 Mocnch. Debra 127 Moline. Susan 127 Moore. Joyce 127 Moorhead. Scott 127 Morin. Melanie 35. 127. 169. 176 Mortenson, Marlene 127 Murphy. Robert 29. 127, 138 Murry, Timothy 32. 127, 138. 182 Mursch. Monicaann N Neikirk. David 127 Nelson. Gary 28, 127 Nelson. Mark 127 Nelson. Renee 28. 29. 31. 127. 169 Nelson. Rory 127 Nelson. Sharron 35, 127 Nelson. Steven 127, 138 Nelson. Susan 29. 127 Nelson, Wendy 28, 29. 127 Neppl. Ronni 127. 169 Nerheim. Debra 127 Ness. Alfred 127 Neuman, Larry 127 Nickclson, Brian 127 Nimon. Terry 127 Nisbet. Dean 127 Nutter. Christine 127 Nylandcr. Sharon 128. 142 Nymocn. Patricia 128, 143 198 Sophomore Index O ®WBfl|l« Erin 128 O'Donnell. Patrick 128. 163 O’Grady. Deborah 128. 169. Q Quamme. Reid 138 O'Hern. Stephen ■ ' . O’Neil. Cynthia 128, lo9. 182 Occl. Lawrence 31,128 Occl. Patricia 128 Occl. Paul 128 SBHlP Oldcrcn. Robert 128 Olsen. Kc: ■ Ols Ol 01 Olson. Olson. Olson. Robert Oman. Robert R Ramerth. Christine 35. 129. L143 Ramirev. Samuel Ramm, Richard 129 Ramm. Valerie 129 amsey, Susan 28. 31. 129. 142 • Rasmussen. Christine 129 Rau. Valerie 129 Raymond. Susan 129 R.i mk, Kimberley Reilly. Maureen 28. 31. 129. Pankov-. Brian 128 Pape. Susan 28. 31. 128. 142 Papenhausen. Robin 35, T28 Patterson. Kimbcrlcc r?8 Paulson. Michael 128. 163 Paulson, Robert 128 Pavel. Deanne 128. 159 Pearson. lack IP Pederson. Paul Perry, Mark Peters. DcbflP35. 128 Peters, alf 128. 140J 53 PetcrsonlCathcrinc 28535, 128 PetersoB David-34,128 Pcte®n. Kim 123’ Petepon, Laur2f t4. 128 Peterson. Patricia 34, 128 Peterson, Randall 128 Peterson, William 128 M Peiro. Julie 128 Pleffer. Robert 128. 181 L Pficffer, Steven PickaM. Mark JJ.hl.TO Pingree, Dawn Polak. James 128 Poland. Kimberly 128 Poke? Lisa 128 ‘ Ponimg. James 128 M Prchall, David 129,4 82 Pibbenow. Putnam. Ant Putnam. Lrin Reudelster , James 29, 129 Revering. Joanne 129. 181 Revier, Gloria 129 Ribar. Neil 28,29. 129 Rice. Jennifer 129 Richards, Wayne 129 Risinger. Gretchen 29. 31. 85. 129,169,182 g Ritchie. Scott 34. 129. 140 Rners. Mark 138.32. 129, 159 Rober, Daniel 129 Roberts. I mda 34. 129 Roberts, Su an 129 Robertson. Christopher 129. 163 Robertson, Mathew 138. 129 Rogers. Alan 129. 156 Rohr. Angela 129 Rolf. Darlene 35. 129 Rolland, Leslie 129 Ronaync, Jeanne 129 Ronning. Brian 138, 28. 129 Ross. Robert 129 Ross. Robert 138. 129 Roth. Robin 129 Rudquist, Edward 129 Russell, Lori 129, 169. 17 Rutherford. David 1. Ryan.Jason 12 Ryg. Timothy • 9 Sager. Went Salmon. James 129 SuUbery. Cory 129 San Roman. Paul 129 Sandburg, Dana 129 Sandc. Dorothy 129 Sankey. Kimberly 28. 36. 129 Saugen. Heidi 129. 173 Saxon. Brenda 129 Sayigh. Hli abeth 130 Schaefer. Timothy 130 Schaeffer. Allen 130 Schaffer. Gregory 130 Schaubach. Janet Schaucr. Bruce 130 Scheuneman, Martin 130 Schlcif, Lynn 35.130 Schluck. Karin 130. 169. 175. 161. 181 Schmolling, Reiner 130 Schoenike. Judy 130 Schow. Michael 130 Schreiber. Valerie Schriencr. Todd 130 Schrocdcr. Brian 36. 130 Schuler, Deanna 29. 130 Schutte. Ronald 130, 182 Schut . Louis 130 Schwart rock. Jean 130 Scott. Julianna 29, 130 Scott. Randall 130 Seep. Timothy 130, 156 Selby, Dawn i30. 169 Sclgestad. Toni 130 Soman. Robert 130 Sevlie. Jennifer 130. 176 Shepherd. Curtis 130 Sherman. Roger 28. 130 Shin. Dong 130 Shrewsberry. Dirk 130 Simpson, Dawn 130 Skarupa, Thomas 130 Slarks. Jennifer 130 Slay ton. Michael 130 Smedstad, Ricky 29. 130 Smith, Cheryl 35. 36. 130 Smith. Lawrence Snyder. Kathleen 130 Sobtzak. Karen 34. 130 Soderberg, David 130 orensen. David 130 orensen. Lori 32. 130 nee. Kathleen pray berry. Cindy 130.169 Stack. Richard 130 Student, Steven 130 Starr, Becky 130. 170 Stein. ,r, Steiner. Sandra 34J69 18 _ Stcl ncr. Charles 130 Stevenson. Thomas 130, 183 Sticl. Barbara 130 Stiller. Steven 34. 130. 183 Stone. David 130 Stoneburg. Sandra 130 Stordahl, Alan 130 Stork. Peter 34. 130 Strabala. Ronald 131 Stuhlfcicr. Karen 29. 131 Sulln, John 131 Sullivan. John 131 Sundt. Michael 131 Sunstrom. Joan 131 Sutherland. Marcella Sy lcon. Richard 13 Swanson. Gregory Swanson. Debr Swanson. I., Swanson. Lyle 131 Swinglcy. Jenifer 131. 173 Sw italu, Iraura 131 Sylvers. D Taylor. Di.m Tebbitt. ( 11 Tedorson. | Tcigland. Randy 131 Temte. Gary 131 Them, Cheryl 131 Thomas. Anita 131, Thomas. Robin L2n Thompson. Charles 131 Thompson. Gary 131 T hompson, Thomas 131, 156. Thorson. Mark 131 Tillmunn. Steven 131 Timm. Janise 131 Tolan, Martin 131 Tomusko. Anthony Torkclson, Linda 131 Trcmcl. Jeffery 131 Trimbo. Joyce 131 Trucblood, Linda 131 Trunk. Beth 31. 131. 142 Tunheim. Bonnie 131 Turner. James 138. 131 Turner. Scott 131 Tyler. Marc 138.29. 131 Tysdal, Timothy 131 U Oil . Henry 131 Utlcrberg. Lori 131, 169 V Vankuiken. Peter 138.131 Vanstrom. John 131 Vurland. Saundra 131 Vatsaas. Bradley 32, 131. 182 Vaughan. William 131 jVech'cs. Jeffrey Verhota. lugenc 131 Vestal. Jeanne 131; 143 ctsch. Michael 138. 131 Vick. Kathricnc 131,35 199 ti Sophomore Index W Walsh. William 131 Walters, David 131 Wang, Dee 131 Warhol.Jcffry 132 Warren, Valaric 132 Wassather, Timmv 132, 170, 182 Wassmund. Jon 132 Watroba, Raymond 138, 132 Weichel, Mark 132 Weigel, Christopher 34. 132 Wcrmagcr. William 132, 163 Wheeler, Arnold 28, 29, 31, 131 White. Lori 132, 142, 169 White. Lvman 138,132 White. Terry 132 Wick, Gail 132 Wicklund. Gregory. 1B2 1 Widing, Bradley ■ Wigcn, Bobby i32 Wigen. David 132 Williams. Daniel U3i Williams, Stephanie 132 Willman, Laurel Wilson. Donna 28, 31, Wilson. Elizabeth 132 Francis 132 lancy 132, 169 Wismeft I � m«l U2. 140.156 Wislrol. laviTa J4,132,169 raig 137 .Thomas 132 how ski. Barbara 132 in 132 ichcllc 34.132 £raig 132 chard 132 'enda 132 W Y Vale. David 132 l Yanisch, Alicja 132 Ydstie.Su annc Yea le. Christopher 132 Zeller. Lisa 34.132,182 Ziebart. Dennis 29,132 Zirbes, Gail 132 Roosevelt High School Staff 1974-1975 Page Cynthia Anderson 47 Clifford Luke 51 Douglas Hanson James Anderson 47 Fred Lundquist 47 Milton Hughes Robert Anderson 50 Donald Martin 49 Gladys Johnson Beatrice Anthol . 47 Ingrid Matthews 47 Virginia Maher Calista Bcchihold 46 Freeman R. Mclnroy 46 Harriet McKinley Claude Benson 53 Richard McWatcrs 50 Donald Peterson Cynthia Beyer 48 James Moody 51 Lola Prill Ralph R. Blake 49 Stephen Nelson 49 Gerald E. Roehning Allan A. Brcnny 49 Jack Newton 47 Donald H. Rosholt Ronald Burnside 46 Tom Ohno 49 Chcric Shclstad Alphonsa Cannon 49 Gordon Olson 51 Mcrna H. Smith James Ccprcss 51 Alice Paus 53 DorisC. Williams Cartrcll Cooper 53 Karl Pedersen 50 Kathleen Winter Addell Dahlen 47 Philip Pclrou 46 Richard Dick 53 Stephen Phillipps 47 Teacher Aides James R. Dotscth 50 Charles Pinkney 51 Martha Meehan William Elmquisl 51 Joan Pinkney 47 Virginia Peterson Leslie Engstrom 46 Louis C. Rudd 46 Florence Rask Dorianne Evert 47 James Saxton 53 Ihla (Toni) Roscland Patrick Fccly 46 Charlotte Scarlett 48 Denise Webber Susan Fccly 47 Eric Schrocdcr 47 Gary Fortier 50 Eleanor Schultz 53 Tutors Clayton Freeburg 46 Marvin Skaurud 46 Sharon Speaks Marsha Gallca 50 Gaile Sovcll 53 Stan Wiley Carolyn Gershcow 47 Gerald Springer 53 Custodians Nancy Glenn 48 Lorraine Stavcnas 48 Robert Alexander Sherry Grindeland 50 Jerry H. Strukcl 53 Roger Burzynski Patricia Gronberg 53 Jerome Sullivan 51 John Daly Helen Henningsgard 48 James Thornton 49 Del Debe Jack Hill 47 William Tilbury 46 Bernie Erickson Sophie M. Hocl 49 Thomas Valvik 49 Wayne Franks .Orcn Hollenbeck 51 Berta Vjard 48 James Lind Richard Hughes 51 Dorothy Webb 46 Michael Meyer Donald Iverson 51 Maurice Wcinblatt 51 Will Osborne John E. Jennings. Jr. 49 Louraine Wendt 50 Gladys Patrick Dale Johnson 53 Muriel R. Wiest 53 Earl Person Elwood Johnson 50 Leo Sweeney Norman Johnson 49 Media Center Clarence Thompson Richard Johnson 50 Eileen Baker 202 Phil Wagner Marjorie Kadue 48 Betty Deeds 55 Wayne Wever Lars Kindem 48 Katherine Putnam 202 Benita Kirschbaum 48 Office Lunchroom William J. Knutson 49 Olive Brooks 54 Marilyn Erickson Daniel Krueger 47 Jane Carlson 54 Florence Hauschildcl Linton Lange 46 Paul Costello 55 Helen Kristensen Donald Litstrom 53 Betty Edstrand 54 Lillie Prccht Margaret Erickson 55 Amalia Skogland Walter Logacz 46 Robert Goldstrand 55 Orlcne Sunstrom Robert Lohn 51 Clarence Hansen 55 Hildur Yorway 55 55 54 54 54 55 54 55 55 54 55 54 54 54 54 54 54 54 52 52 52 52 52 52 52 52 52 52 52 52 52 52 52 52 52 52 52 52 52 52 School Calendar 1974 - Y k 4 School begins 18 V Pep lest 23 • Career night 4 Homecoming Roosevelt vs. Henry Homecoming Dance Sagamore sale week Minnesota Orchestra concert Teachers conventions Pep fest January 20-21 March 24-28 April 24-25 u ne j tT Last day of school Fall band concert Sadie Hawkins dance Tally registration day Fall concert End of trimester Thanksgiving vacation Winter Christmas concert Winter break ins again January white sales l I S A Open House Winter Sports Pays tiiiiionui Dance ... Pep lest cancelled Cap and gown measurements Another pep lest cancelled Presidents Holiday Tally registration Winter play November 8 9 13 14 27 28-29 December Trimester ends 50 s Dance F.H.A. Tea Heritage Day Spring recess The year 1974-75 is filled with many memories. We've many things to he happy about, things to he proud of. and little regrets to look buck on. Hut In all. this t ear hus been worth every moment oj it. Maybe were just a little hit wiser, a little more satisfied, and a lot more proud)or having accomplished our goals this past year. And that's what this hook is all about. We hope we've captured a moment or two of your life here at-Roosevelt in these pages. It hard to include all wed like; and If we've lei I anvlhing out, we hope there's a little something here to make up for it I hiS book is filled with meaning for alt of us who have put it together We hope you will find just as much meaning in each page as we have. Many thanks to our wonderful advisor, Mrs Henningsgurd. If anyone could put up irh all the worry, time, and sweat that goes into meeting all our deadlines, she was the one to do it. Thanks for the e.xlru push that H’c all needed to make this year s Saga• more worthwhile. Thunks to Pete Krause for all the time he put into his outstanding artwork. Thanks to Larson's Studio for all those pictures that have gone into making this year's Sagamore the best ever Rut all the thanks in the world is not enough for this year's Sagamore staff. Every minute of producing this book was put forth by every member It's been a lot of fun: I'm proud of this book. and hope you are too. Beth Plack Editor DiktK ■■■ IBU mm aad NAME