Roosevelt High School - Sagamore Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

Text from Pages 1 - 208 of the 1976 volume:

Address SAGAMORE 1976 Roosevelt High School M inneapolis. M inncsota SPIRIT OF 1976 Contents Spirit of Seniors Seniors . . . . 18 Spirit of Leadership Faculty . . . . 67 Spirit of Underclassmen Sophomores Juniors. 77 Spirit of Involvement Clubs . . . . . 101 Spirit of Competition Sports . . . . 131 Spirit of Participation Activities . . 159 Index . . . . 188 3 Action Variety Leadership Vitality Determination Anxiety Achievement Tradition Com petition Accomplishment Perserverance Experience Success Participation Enthusiasm Spirit Of ’76 11k SPIRI I ol tin' lo.nIxt 11 ic.im; Hu Sl’IRI I oi i i uitible Ix'jt .it pepu � i and panics; 11k- SP1R1 I i HOMIX OMl.NXi; Hu SP1R11 ol good ole 'K.n- lech1 Here's to 7C� l.et’ hear it feels! SPIR11 •!! 7 8 9 10 Miiilf Homecoming 1975-’76 14 Homecoming Royalty Ken Carlson, Diane Eklund, Kirt Messick, Marcy Morin, King Danny Larson, Queen LeAnn Hardon, Diane Owens, Mike Larson, Patty Mo rrein, and Monte Moir, Spirit” was the theme of this years' 1975 homecoming. The activities started at 6:00 a. m. with the senior breakfast followed by the powderpuff game. The auditorium began with the excitement of the coronation of King Danny Larson and Queen LeAnn Hardon. The enthusiasm of the crowd and the entertainment of the polorettes, pep club, choralaires, Cheerleaders and Rockettes, made this years' homecoming the best ever! The spirit continued through the parade, and the football game showed that die better bear won, 34-12. The festivities ended with dancing to the music of Page. A special thanks to chairpersons Barb Kol-stad and Dave Deutsch. SPIRIT OF THE SENIORS Seniors . . . Class Of Nineteen Seventy-Six Our past was so lovely, a time to remember. With laughter, harmony, and tears. M. Bittner Gregory Aamodt Daniel Aamot Curtis Ackerman Karen Aaserud Kathleen Adler Kenneth Almquist Renae Acker Gregg Alexander Myma Alsip Mary Ames Rachel Anderson Christopher Anglim TYPICAL TED Penny Blue David Deutsch James Anderson Susan Anderson Teresa Applequist Penny Anderson Kan Anderson Timothy Anderson 19 20 Joyce Axberg Bradford Bailey Dorinda Baker Judith Bakke BEST DRESSED Shannon Schmidt Kirt Messick Timothy Balcome Philip Baldwin Vernon Beach Roberta Becker Michael Barsamian Lee Beil Mark Bell Becky Benson Mark Berg CONTRIBUTED MOST Cindy Grannes Ken Carlson 2i Karen Bergum Mary Bittner Kevin Bjorns on Kenneth Blader Debra Blaisdell Katherine Bergan Mark Bergstrom Douglas Bigelow BIGGEST FLIRT Cindy Hietala Eddie Slayton Ronald Berg Richard Bergland Curtis Blake Mark Blessing Penny Blue Philip Blake Mark Blue John Bohanon MOST ATHLETIC Steve Yeazle Jenny Sanders Diane Bragg Peggy Breedlove Bonita Brinwall Truls Braekken David Brown Steven Brown CLASS CLOWN Kay Pederson Bob Stoker Stoltz Am W| ' M Suzanne Brown Tracy Buck £f 11 Randall Buffie David Burkman v vr Jack Burton Chris Busho r -ni Rick Butterfield Thomas Buskirk Michele Carleen Randall Carlson Timothy Carlson Jeffrey B. Carlson Susan Carlson Guy Caron Jeffrey R. Carlson Kenneth Carlson MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Sue Anderson Dave Midthun Ted Carson Cathleen Christ if, Lonna Christensen Teryl Christensen Mona Christiansen Kenneth Cook Kerry’ Countryman Cathy Cummings Patrick Cunningham James Cole Colleen C rooks Debbie Thompson Dave Sabaka MOST INDIVIDUALISTIC PERSONALITY PLUS Jeffrey Danberg Van Dierauer Leanne Hardon Dan Larson Denise Dokken Gene Delano Nancy DeMarais David Deutsch John Dillon Charles Doble Sharon Donovan 27 Lanie Doroschuck Marie Domfield Edwa rds Mary Eggen Sandy Herkenhoff Monte Moir Raymond Eck Susan Edstrom Mollie SHYEST Diane Eklund Cheryl Eliason Timothy Eide Linda Eikaas Jacquelyn Eng Joyce Erickson Christine Engstrom CLASS CHATTERBOX Mark Engstrom Dan Erickson Kari Anderson Tom Westcott MOST TALENTED Julie Tyler Craig Soderberg Thomas Erickson Tamara Fecht Brian Ferguson Patti Fischer Laurie Extrand Karen Feely Cheryl Fetzer Catherine Fitzgerald Cynthia Fischer Dennis Fildes Karen Freeman Debra Freese FRIENDLIEST Debbie Royce Mark Engstrom Timothy Forster James Flood Jeanette Franks Nancy Flanders Joseph Frenkel Diane Freund Raul Gabasa Maryl Gardin Andrew Geffre Teresa Gonsior Sandy McGinty Jim St. Jacque Diane Gooselaw Kevin Gotcwait Edward Granholm Cynthia Grannes Gail Granum Nancy Green Renate Greiner Baiba Grietens Roger Grothe Scott Gunner Jacqueline Gustafson Julie Hagstrom Kristine Halberg Bruce Grout Vickie Gunstrom John Gutwald Mary Gruemvald Craig Grunkc FEMININE AND MASCULINE Marcie Morin Reid Romsaas u Robert Hale Debra Hallquist Denise Hamernik James Hansen Nancy Hansen Kevin Hanson Yvonne Hanson Leanne Hardon Jo-Jo Harlow PRETTIEST EYES Kris LaCoursiere Jack Burton BEST LEGS Diane Ovens BEST CAR Chris Busho Paula Harris Lynn Hartman Deborah Hayenga Scott Hawkinson Marlene Hellerstedt Joyce Hartung Pamela Hastings Terry Hemmingsen Janet Hendrickson Sandra Herkenhoff Kevin Herring Mark Hesse Constance Heyer Layton Holmgren Randy Homo Jacqueline Host Bonita Hoven James Howe Jacquelyn Hulke Nancy Hultgren Venita Hyland Rachel Holmberg Kelley Isham 38 Jerry Johnson Michael Johnson Cynthia Johnson Jerrold Johnson Paul Johnson John Jay Michelle Johns Yvonne Johnsen Steven Jacobson Augusta Jallali Jerome Jones Gunnar Kaasa Reed Johnson Ricky Johnson Thomas Johnson Jonathan Jones Patrick Kabrud Mary Kadriik Michael Kallevig Kenneth Kalvig Craig Kampa Brian Kampf William Kanuit Susan Kask Frances Kauffmann Steven Kern Douglas Kersten Paige Kingsbeck Debra Kellermann Kristin Michael Kelly Kelly Stephen Scott KJeseth Marilyn Kleeve Craig Knoke Barbara Kolstad Elizabeth Koucky Barbara Kramer Gerald Kranz Krause Donald Krein Robin Kulenkamp Arnie Kusnier 41 Janda Large Patricia Large Martin Larson Michael Larson Wane LaCroix Daniel Larson Kris LaCoursiere Eileen Larsen Sue Larson Glen Kvelland 42 Tamra Lehrke Russell Leighton Sharon Leihum Amy Larsen Denise Leary Robert Lehman Debra LeMay Steven Lidstone Mary Liedholm Rose Loehr George Lougee Antonio Luciano Dorinda Lund Douglas Lund Mary Lundeen Pelle Lindquist Rhonda Lundquist Paul Lutz Marilyn Mack Janice Magnuson 44 John Mascari Brian Maus Sheryl McAdams Scott McAllister Susan McCanney Pamela McCulIen David Mahoney Richard Mattison Kimberly Mann Michael Martin 45 Sandra McGinty Lorraine McVay Vickie Medeiros Kevin McGinn Kevin McGinty Jayne Meehan Dean Melrose Mary Menshek Margarita Mercado Kirt Messick Frederick Meyer 46 Carol Miles Denise Miller Scott Mjoness David Moje Richard Moore Marcella Morin Patricia Morreim Monte Moir David Midthun Dale Mikkelson Maureen Moen 47 Steven Mortensen Lori Mueller W1 _ ▼ S' % f m Mi ISHmSB . 'fl . r f'y£ Jean Mulhausen Lorinette My ring David Nelson jp� K 7 7 % 1YM 3 m Julianne Nelson Scott Nelson William Nelson Alberta Newgard Kevin Nickelson Cynthia Nieman Jeffrey Niska Theresa Norgren John Norheim Kenneth Norman Lorie Norman Robert Nerison Gay Ness 49 so Kevin O'Dougherty Kathleen O'Fallon John Ohotto C raig Olson Joan Ogdahl James Olausen Julie Nyhlen Patricia O'Donnell Judith Olsen Alan Olson Michael Olson Sheldon Olson Suzanne Olson Doreene Osberg Jeffrey Osum Robin Ottum lone Olson Sandra Olson Joanee Olson Mark Olson 51 Diane CXvens Sandra Ozolins Janet Palbick James Palmer Thomas Papke James Paulson Kay Pederson Scott Perry David Peter Pamela Peterson Debra Piel Denise Piel Kevin Poe Paul Polak Mary Polunc Mark Pawley Susan Pranghofer Tennie Prigge Cheryl Peterson Debbie Peterson Carmine Profant Todd Pufahl Anne Raab James Ramnaraine John Raap Brian Rardin Dani Raze Julie Reich David Reiners Barbara Remington Katharyn Remington Kurt Rickard Eric Ringquist Leslie Roach Antoinette Robinson Reid Romsaas Lynn Rosenquist Charles Roth Russell Rotzien Debra Royce 55 Brent Russel Daniel Rutzen David Sabaka Steven Sanford Paruaneh Sadegtii Constance Sand Mariko Sandberg Ricky Sather Terri Satterland Jennifer Sanders Carmen Scalcacci Lori Schlenker Eric Saugen Thomas Schewe Kevin Schluck Shannon Schmidt Cathlene Saxon Susan Sayigh Cherie Schneider Marjorie Schneider 57 Roberta Schoen Scott Schreiner Tami Schultz Todd Seaton Christine Seep C raig Sealander Richard Scman Barbara Severson Thomas Sexton Catherine Shand Carrie Shobe Dean Shultz Earl Shutt Craig Soderberg James Sonke Scott Starbuck Fay Steinkopf Michael Silbemagel Edward Slayton Jerry Smith Michael Smith Steven Sobtzak Ron Stormoen David Strandberg Kim Struwve Sarah Strutevant Kimberly Sundblad Mark Sundman Kenneth Stokes Robert Stoltz Patricia Stephenson 60 Katherine Svoboda Dale Swanson Elizabeth Swanson Julie Swanson Richard Swanson Caroline Switala Jodi Sylvester Paulette Thielen Debra Thompson Gary Thompson 61 Michael Thorson Valerie Tobeck Jerry Tovsen Barbara Tucker Jan Tolle Susan Tracy Julie Thompson Lois Tratnik Brent Trennepohl Jennifer Thompson Jody Velenchenko Annette Vigtel Peggy Turk Julie Tyler Diane Tunell Steven Vick Cleve Volk Lee Wallace Jill Walls Linda Wassmund Donna Watterman Carol Weber Elizabeth West Thomas Westcott Sandra Westrum Gerald Weyrauch Marviettc White David Wick Janice Wiese Lori Wietstock Patrick Wilcox M Christopher Wittels Jeffrey Wood John Wulff Debra Ybarra Steven Yeazle David Wilkerson Carol Williams Jeffrey Williams Kathleen Williams Micki Williams To taste each moment of life for time silently steals the days and leaves only the memories. Todd Young Scott Zuellke Not Pictured . . . Allen, Valjean Anderson, Scott Atkins, William Awe, Thomas Baum, Richard Berg, Stephen Berthiaume, Robert Billings, Ricky Boster, Steven Burney, Cherril Chinander, Daniel Cleve, Marilyn Daher, Nora Dallas, Lisa Dolan, James Douglas, Brenda Doyle, Steven Duffy, Lynn Eason, Randall Egan, Richard Engles tad, Randolph Fimon, Karen Fliflet, Luann Gay, Brenda Gunderson, Darcy Hallquist, Roxane Hefferan, Thersa Iverson, John Jackson, Penny Jezusko, Jon Johnson, Jerry Johnson, Machelle Jones, Charles Keller, Brian Kendrick, Timothy Kingsley, Teresa Klein, Richard Krolick, Kelly Kay Lindman, Richard Lindquist, Pelle Marroquin, Edward Mattson, Michael Mitchell, William Montrose, Susan Nolen, Clinton Organ, Michael Peterson, Lynn Quick, Kenneth Ready, Patrick Remter, Ronald Roberts, Kathleen Roth, Sheryl Schneider, Cherie Schubert, Joanne Sinderman, Theresa Smith, Allen St. Jacque, James Swingley, Joseph Sylvers, Mary 'Hioreson, Mary Kay Townsend, Rosa rah Vu, Tran Williams, Charles Woll, Fredrick In Memorium .. . 66 SPIRIT OF THE FACULTY 67 ADMINISTRATION: All In A Day's Work Liaison Officer P. Costello Soc. Worker M. Erickson Counselors: Row 1: C. Hansen, M. Smith. Row 2: D. Peterson, M. Hughes, D. Hanson. Principal Gerald Roehning Asst. Principal Donald Rosholt Asst. Principal Robert Goldstrand WORK PROGRAM School isn't all study. This school gives guidance and cred- Guidance In The Work-a-day World it to get practical experience in the working world by offering an excellent work program. C. Cooper J. Stmkel, G. Springer, D. Litstrom, R. Dick, P. Gronberg. CLERICAL STAFF: Trustworthy L. Prill, V. Maher, G. Johnson, J. Carlson, B. Edstrand, O. Brooks, C. Shelstad. Top: D. Williams, Adm. Aid. Always willing to provide something extra, our top-notch office staff joins in the Bicentennial with true spirit of '76. Row 1: L. Unge, M. Skaurud, D. Webb, P. Feely; Row 2: R. Bumride, L. Engstrom, P. Pctrou, L. Rudd, R. Johnson, C. Freeburg, F. Mclnrov. Not pictured: W. Tilbury SOCIAL STUDIES: Facts Of Living Our Bicentennial made the spirit of 76 a big event in the Social Studies classes this year. Days of the past, present and future, were all studied to give students a better insight on our proud heritage. BUSINESS: Practical Applications Sounds of clicking typewriters and pencils scratching, are part of a business education classroom. Many of those in the classroom are preparing themselves for a possible future career in the business world. M. Wiest, A. Pau , E. Schultz, D. Johnson, C. Benson, H. Karakash. PHYSICAL EDUCATION: Fun And Fitness Strolling by the gym one might see Teddie students molding their bodies into fine specimens of the human anatomy, as they run, jump, twist, flip, spike, shoot... M. Gallea, R. McWaters, L Wendt, G. Fortier; Row 2: J. Dotseth, K. Pederson, R. Anderson. MEDIA CENTER: Source Of Knowledge Contrary to what you might think, the library (alias Media Center) is alive, well and living on the second floor. This is the first year students have not been allowed in the library without a pass, except before first hour. B. Deeds, M. Tonn, E. Baker. ENGLISH: Key To Communication Everything from film study to basic grammar was offered to Rosey Tech students this year as English electives. Although English is a required course, there is a wide freedom of choice. Front Row: D. Krueger, B. Antholz, C. Cershcow, E. Schrocdcr, C. Anderson, I. Matthews, A. Dahlen, J. Hill; Row 2: S. Feely, F. Lundquist, J. Newton; Row 3: J. Anderson, S. Phillips; Top: D. Evertz. 71 MATHEMATICS: Laws Of Logic Computers, the compass, slide rules and calculators make working with numbers a bit more bearable as hard working scholars drudge through algebraic equations, proofs, sequences and series. Tom Ohno 72 Row 1: S. Hoel, A. Brenny. Row 2: J. Jennings, W. Knutson, D. Martin, N. Johnson. Someone is missing? OH-NO f SCIENCE: Realizing The Basic Realities Experiments with various chemicals, finding the velocity of falling objects, disecting fish, frogs etc. are a few of the ways the Science Department prepare students for future work in medical, engineering and research fields. R. Blake, J. Thornton, A. Cannon, T. Valvik, S. Nelson. Bill Tilbury Health Aid K. Winter ART: Means Of Expression With the help of the Art Department, new-found talents are being cultivated throughout the day. Various works of art are displayed in the showcase by the art rooms to demonstrate the creativity of many individuals. Charles Pinkney Maurice weinoiat MUSIC: Appreciation Of The Arts Concert B-flat scale, tune-up those vocal chords, get ready, YOU’RE ON! The Band and Choir or a group within, performs at a majority of the events at Roosevelt. It's a lot of work, a lot of fun and an essential part of the great programs here at Roosevelt. 7 J Band Director R. Johnson. Choir Director E. Johnson. INDUSTRIAL ARTS: Increasing Technology Girls, as well as guys, have gotten involved in Industrial Arts over the past few years. Roosevelt is said to have one of the finest programs in the entire city. A look at the facilities and students involved proves this statement without a doubt. From L. To R.:G. Olson, J. Sullivan, W. Elmquist, J. Cepress, D. Iverson, R. Hughes, J. Moody, J. Doe, O. Hollenbeck, R. Lohn FOREIGN LANGUAGE: Wider Understanding Guten Tag! Bon Jour! Buenos Dias! God Dag! Echoes through the halls from within the Foreign Language classes offered here. Besides the traditional classes of German, French, and Spanish, three levels of Norwegian are offered. From L. To R.: N. Garcia B. Kirschbaum B. Vljard N. Glenn L. Kindcm H. Karakash 74 HOME ECONOMICS: There's No Place Like Home Ec. Our patriotic Home Economics teachers pose in their special Bicentennial dresses. Standing: C. Scarlett and S. Heikkinen; sitting, M. Kaduc and H. Henningsgard. Our Bicentennial spirit was kept alive in the Home Economics classes this year. Baking, quilting and a Bicentennial Fashion Train helped students realize how far we've come. Below, Mrs. Kadue adjusts bonnet ties for Mrs. Scarlett. AGRICULTURE: A Growing Experience Roosevelt is the only school in Minneapolis to offer Agriculture and, after a hectic several weeks last fall with a different teacher every day, students finally had a new full-time teacher. Mrs. Schrupp arrived during the third week of school and did a great job of taking over the class. 75 CUSTODIANS COOKS TEACHERS AIDS: People Behind The Scenes Front Row; W. Wever, L. Sweeney, R. Norling, R. Burzynski; Row 2: J. Lind, V. Person, D. Debe, J. Daly, G. Patrick, P. Wagner, B. Alexander, M. Tigue. J. Thompson, V. Peterson, I. Roseland, M. Meehan, F. Rask, M. Hildur Yoraway stirs it up. Dalbcy. Aid-V. Klepcta R. Mcssenbrink, M. Erickson, H. Yoraway, R. Husing, M. Skoglund. Not pictured: J. Arendarczyk, H. Khristensen, C. Melius. 76 SPIRIT OF UNDERCLASS STUDENTS 77 JUNIORS . . . Class Of Nineteen Seventy-Seven Laura Adams Celcstine David Allen Barbara Brian Anderson Chris Anderson Daniel Allen Anderson Anderson Debra Anderson Kimberly Aivierson Marion AnHersnn Ross Anderson Scott Ani4i RAn Kathleen A no lim Peter Archer Michael Arentz Wade Arms Dan Asleson Barbara Aufderhar Cindy Baker John Bauer Barbara Patrick Bayle David Beattie Cynthia Jamie Bendit Bryan Ben? Terri Benz Bctsv Be rein Perry 76 Bjorkstrand Bruce Bjomson Kevin Bladcr Scott Blair Russell Booth Timothy Steven Kary Bowser Borris Bowman Priscilla Boyd Pamela Boyscn Dale Bradt Mark Brady Maikley Cary Brown Jefferey LaVonne Brady Brown Brown Linda Brown Patricia Brown Kim Bugg Brian Cheryl Mark Burow Todd Burton Mary Bush Bukkila Bumiccc 1 Rebecca Mark Michael David Tamie Beth Carl John Carlson Sandra Carlson Buskirk Butte two rth Callahan Campbell Campbell Vicky Carlson Dean Carter Kevin Carter Valerie Chase Michael Denise Mark Mary death Chcstelson Chilton Christianson Cori Timothy William Cole Debra Conn Curtis Cook Gary Cook James Cook Charles Cooke Clcmcntson Cockcrham 79 Linda Paul Craney Penny Crepps Susan Crosby Kurt Crouch Dean Dahlgrcn Kim Doming Paul DesChene Dana Donley Steven Dorr John Dicfenthal Michael Dillon Mary Michael David Shannon Daly Dahlsten Dahlstrom JKm Me Teresa Dcutsch Bradley DeWan Jayson Dam Archie Daniels Aniis Daniels Jacquelyn Doblc Klchard Dousrhtv Dennis Doherty Carmela IVmo I -i 80 James Duda Russell Duke Cheryl Dunn Jeffrey Dunn Cindy Eckman Kimberlcc Teresa Egan Mary Ekblad Edstrom Jay Eller David Ellis Lynn Michael Jon Engstrom Mary Erhard Emerson Emery Jodi Evans Bruce Falk Connie Feidt Robert Fcnskc Kenneth David Fetzer Ferrell Brian Flancry Rodney Fliflet Sharon Erickson Laura Gannon Julie Gardner Steven Gieseke Barbara Gilbert Roberta Susan Goodsell Goetten David Graham Susan Graham Steven Gardner Gwen Gauthier Michael Gehl Douglas Geier Allan Gerard Brian Gieseke William Chris Gordon Goodsell Barbara Grega Douglas Hamemik Cher 'l Harris James Hatlestad David Gunderson John Hansen David Hayenga Ruth Gunderson Keith Hansen Matthew Hcdstrom Judy Hcichcrt Sue Gustafson Joni Hanson James Heigl Mark Halverson Rosemary Hanzal David Heitr Keith Gniye Dale Hanse Daniel Gunner Deborah Hanson Heidi Hcgg Dirk Gustafson Jon Hanson 81 Karen Holmen Cynthia Hough Joanna Jackson Toni Johns Barbara Johnson Diane Johnson Donna Johnson Heidi Johnson Jrffrey Johnson Jill Johnson Keith Johnson Neal Johnson Sharyle Holmgren Frank Helseth Michael Herrian Rhoda Hirsch Cynthia Homan Janet Huls Tonette Jensen Steven Johiuon David Hendrickson HI Danny Hoffman Roy Holm David Lauretta Hossick Dawn Iverson Scott Iverson Mark Hellerstedt Kimberly Hennessey Jeffrey Hiloeman Cerald Holscher Myron Howell James Jay Richard Johnson Michael Helm Karen Hermansen Mark Jendro Konst ancc Lori Johnson Johnson Kent Hove land Betty Jacobson Patricia Johnson David Hill Rodney Holt David Hrkal Russell Johnson John Hestness Carla Hoffman Thomas Holmstad Sandra Irish Duane Jevrlsscn Brian Jones Rosetta Jones Annette Alison Juengcl Timothy Wendy JunJak Alan Kampf Paul Nancy Kelley Jorgenson Junjak Karpinski Terry Kelsay Alan Kemling David Kern Wallace Steven Trudy Kinkel Ronald Richard Kcrstcn Kicsclhorst Kjellman Klaussen Jill Klein Linda Klemp Shell! Kleve Denise Knight David Knutson Michael Leslie Koob Kelly Koppie Kohlxnann Joan Ann Christopher Sherri Lamb Donald Richard Carolyn Bradley Krafthefer Kulenkamp Kulenkamp Lamberger Lanners LaPenotiere Larson Katherine David Dianna Lee John Lehman Lauth Lawrence Timothy Larson Teresa Lathrop Sharon Latocki Deb rah John Lind John Lindahl Keith Lucas Li Hard Keith Candace Steven Michelle Thomas Patricia Carol Martell Cindy Martin Magnuson Mahowald Mahowald Malkavage Marche ssault Markun Mark Martin Carol Geoffrey Gregory Mason Thomas Matos Carol Mattson Wade Mauland Teri Maxson Maschke Mason Ruth Mayer James McFee Scott Me Chan Kim Me Craw Gary McGrorty Darrell McKinley Joy Meichels Kama Melhus Jose Luciano Richard Luitman Lori Charles Lynch Keith Lynch Lundquist' Mark Madden Richard Maffett Daniel Magnuson Karen Meyer Debbie Miller Karen Miller Randi Miller Richard Miller Kathleen Mitzel Debors Mod borah row Geri Mjoness Michael Moen Susan Moline Joyce Moore Scott Moorhead Melanie Morin Stanley Robert Timothy Mullins Murphey Murry Gary Nelson Mark Nelson Renee Nelson Rory Nelson 64 Sharon Nelson Steven Nelson Susan Nelson Wendy Nelson Ronni Neppl Debra Ncrheim Alfred Ness Larry Neuman Brian Dean Nisbet Christine Sharon Patricia Erin Patrick Deborah Nickelson Nutter Nv lander Nymoen O'Callaghan O'Donnell O'Grady Cynthia Lawrence Ocel Patricia Ocel Paul Ocel Robert Oldercn Keith Olsen Bradley Olson Joyce Olson O'Neil Kim Olson Molly Olson Robert Olson Robert Oman Susan Oman Kathleen Orcutt Brian Oswald Roger Oxbo rough Lawrence Page Sally Brian Pankow Susan Pape Palbicki Robin Kimberlee Michael Deanne Pavel Papcnhausen Patterson Paulson Jack Pearson Paul Peters Catherine David Peterson Peterson Laura Peterson Patricia William Julie Petro Peterson Peterson Robert PFeffer Mark Pickard Dawn Pingrce James Polak 85 Lisa Polec James Pontig Ann Powers David Prehall Anthony Daniel Quam Reid Quamme Christine Putnam Rameith Valerie Ramm Ramsey Christine Valerie Rau Susan Rasmussen Raymond Kim Razink i Joanne Revering Daniel Rober Linda Roberts Christopher Mathew Robertson Robertson Alan Rogers Darlene Rolf Leslie Rolland Jeanne Brian Ronning Robert Ross Robert Ross Robin Roth Ronayne Edward Jason Ryan Timothy Ryg Roberta David Cory Paul Dana Sandburg Rudquist Saegcr Safranski Salsbery San Roman Dorothy Sande Kimberly Heidi Saugen Brenda Saxon Elizabeth Timothy Allen Bruce Schauer 86 Sankey Sayigh Schaefer Schaefer Martin Schcuncman Lynn Schleif Karen Sciiluck Judy Schoenikc Randall Scott Michael Schow Timothy Seep Dawn Selby Toni Selgestad Susan Scvertson Deanna Schuler Cheryl Smith Kathleen Snyder Michael Slayton Ricky Smcdstad Sandra Steiner Thomas Stevenson Barbara Stiel Steven Stiller Alan Stordahl Peter Stork Ronald Strabala Karen Stuhlfeicr Karen Sobtrak David Soderberg David Sorenson Lori Sorenson Cindy Spraybcrry Richard Stack Becky Starr Tamara Stein John Sulla John Sullivan Machael Sundt Joan Sunstrom Gregory Debra . Swanson Swanson James Lyle Swanson Swanson Janise Timm Martin Tolan Linda Rosarah Torts leson Townsend Jeffery Joyce Linda Beth Trunk Bonnie James Timothy Henry Uitx Tremel Trimbo True blood Tunheim Turner Tysdal David Vale Peter VanKuikcn Michael Vetsch Kathricne Vick Craig Wadnick John Saundra Bradley Eugcn Verhota Jeanne Vestal Vanstrom V ax land Vatsaas David Walters Jeffry Warhol Tim Jon Raymond Wassather Wassmund Watroba Lynn Webb Judy Weber Mark Christopher William Arnold Lori White Call Wick Wcichel Weigel Wcrmager Wheeler Gregory Bradley Daniel Stephanie Donna Wilson Elizabeth Tina Winter Nancy Wischow Wicklund Widing Williams Williams Wilson Lisa Zeller Dennis Zicbart Cail Ziibes Not Pictured Walter Abramson Michael Eilola John Bartels Mark Evans Margaret Bell Debra Freese James Carpenter Jayne Frenstad Dominic Carter Keith Gervais Mark Christiansen David Grondin Laron Claussen Ann Croissant Gary Davitt James Deslauriers Catherine Doblc John Doscn Dirk Gustafson Kris Hedstrom Richard Helms Kurt Holmquist Julie Howell Penny Iverson Glen Johansen Bruce Johnson David Johnson Bret Joramo Jay Kafka Kathryn Litchy Kerrin Lourey John Lyons Leland Maberry Michelle Mahaffey Monicaann Munch David Neikitk Terry Nimon Stephen O'hcm Dale Hcltzer Brian Kampf Craig Hollenbeck Jennifer Katz Mitchell Holmes Scott Krisak Michael McDougal Jcruthia Johnson John McGlade Daniel Mclnnis Stephen Organ Robert Paulson Paul Pederson Debra Peten Garry Peterson Steven Pfiefer David Pittclkow William Pribbenow James Re vdc liters David Rutherford Wendy Sager Gregory Schaffer Lisa Schlenker Reiner Schmolling Steven Stadcm Charles Stelzncr David Stone John Sullivan Richard Suidron Scott Teteris Ani ta Thomas Robin Thomas Charles Thompson Gary Thompson Mark Thorson Rodney Vincent Thu Vu Gene Waclhof Anna Washington Rhonda White Francis Wind Craig Wodnick Richard Wroge 89 Sophomores . . . Class Of Nineteen Seventy-Eight Charles Abrahamson Larcinc Ackerblade Bait Adams Richard Adams Marie Akin Stcphani Albrecht Daniel Allcmani Lori Allen Ancm a Anderson Carol Anderson Richard Anderson Sharon Anderson David Dawn Anderson Elizabeth Lynn Anderson Anderson Anderson Terry Wade Terry Arentz Chrisanne Karen Axberg Bruce Bailey Robyn Bailey Susan Bakke Anderson Anderson Arvidson Carolce Baxter Greg Beattie David Bcgordis Leslie Benson Patrick Benson Teresa Benson Amy Bentson Lynda Berg Annette Balaban Eileen Baldwin Jolayne Baptiste Julie Baran Stephen Barlow Kevin Bauer Linda Baum Susan Baumcr Michael Berg Scott Berg Terri Berg Lynn Berget John Bexka Learning, Being Taught Ellen Bernard Barbara Billiet Kathleen Birds Pamela Blom Carla Blomscth Robert Susan Boeke Terri Bohlin Bode man Growing, Experiencing New Scott Bohlinc Mary Bolin Kristian Bolstad Jacqelinc Bossert Donald Itoaic Richard Bouley Edward Bowman Joanne Braaten Douglas Bragg Kimberly Bray Michael Robert Brewer Brown Laura Janice John Kathleen Mary Mary E. Diane Carter Scott Carter Cardinal Carleen Carlisle Carlson Carlson Carlson Sherri Charbonneau David Chayer David Christensen James Christofcrsen Pamela Clark Roger Clark James Clifford Thomas Commcrford Marne Connel Connie Cook Douglas Cook Nancy Cook Thomas Cook Julie Copley Mark Corbin Douglas Crabtree Tracy Colleen Croissant Cummings Kimberly Michael James Cunnien Cunningham Cutchcy Keith Dabrowski Dawn Dahlgrcn Diane Davidson Michael Marjory Bernhard Mark Deland Lee Demo Mary Dcrhaag Paul Dcutsch Randall Dipple Davis Degolier Deitermann 91 David Dokkcn Loony Doub Wendy Doub Michaellc rvuU Andrew r a «r ln W 1 Lori Duda Michael Mary Duffy Karen Duus Scott Dymoke Vicky Eckman Brett Edgell Lois Edlund Leandcr Eggen Valerie Eliason Rebecca ElUott Memories, A Year Well Spent Scott Elliott Dawn Erickson Donna Erickson Denise Erlandson Michael Steven Failor Extrand Benjamin Falk Kimberley Fccht Michael Fedt Dorian Feely Mark Felien Paul Ferguson Teresa Fischer Tracy Foley Joseph Fondcll Kristina Randall Forstad Todd Foslien Michael Fossum John Foster Timothy Fox Tim Franson Elaine Frazier Martin Freitag Barbara Friborg Diane From Katherine Robert Funk Steven Furry Patrick Caddcs Lee Gallagher Pamela Gamec Timothy Funk Gannon Scott Ganyo James Gerber Scott GJedsahl Robert James Gordon Laura Gordon Jeffrey Gonzalez Gotfrcdson Christine Gough Kathy James Keith Cray Thomas Creer Scott Pamela Beth Grondin Wayne Gross Granholm Grannes Griffin Gr instead Diane Grout Teresa Ann Crunkc Scott Tami Gunner Lori Hagen Gruenwald Gunderson Barbara Hanson David Hanson Jean Hanson Ronald Hanson Friendship, Finding Kindness Karen Claire Halberg Hannem Terry Hanson Calan Hanzal Mark Dora Harris Hardman Sharon John Hartman Hartmann Laurinda Hcam Thomas Hechsel Tony Hedoes James Hefferan Herbert Hcichcit Carrie Heltne Jean Babctte Hester Catherine Hetland Mary Hiden Mary Hi 11 an Alan Himmler Renee Hirsch Judy Hoehne Kevin Holm Roberta Dorctta Cary Hoover Becky Mary Hoppe Sandra Host Cynthia Hovde Barbara Holscher Homan Hopkins Hoven Todd Hulke Mark Sally Craig Denise Gregory Kenneth Bruce Hultgrcn Ingersoll Invcrson Iverson Iverson James Jensen Janet David Brian Cheryl Christopher Deborah Joel Johnson Kelly Johnson Johansen Johnson Johnson Johnson Johnson Johnson Lori Johnson Marlys Johnson Curiousity, An Explanation Laurie Johnson Lawrence Johnson William Joni Kampa Sheryl Mary Kane Rita Craig Lynn Kelly Joann Kadrlik Handels Kauffmann Kellman Kern ling Robert Johnson Robert Johnson Steven Johnson WcDdy Johnson David Jones Jeffrey Jones Twila Jones Donald Kendrick Alyce Kinney Susan Kennedy Pamela Kem Rcnda Kersten Jean Keys Kristin Kildahl James Kindem Janice Jones Darlette Knox Thomas Knutson Steven Knight Patricia Kolstad Trade Krider Kari Krolick Robert Kroll Donald Kruckeberg Joseph Kuhn Jeff Kurth Stacy Kusnier Scott Kuusisto Joyce Kvamme Robert Lacoursiere Kevin Lacroix Kathleen Lange Timothy Bret Lanning Peggy Large Mark Larsen Angela Larson Ann Larson 94 Lange Annette Brenda Larson Larson Bruce Larson David Larson Jay Larson Kerry Larson Ronald Larson Rose Larson Melanie Lehike Loriann Lex Karen Lind Kimberely Lind man David . Linquist Andre Lougee Katherine Lucas Scott Lennander Jeffrey Lund William Lundcll Ann Maki Stevenson Gloria Marek Marroquin Victoria Theresa Lucy McClintock McDdugall Me Elroy Rory Janninc , Michaelc McGovern Mclnnis McLaughlin Charisse Lundcrby Cheryl Lynch Robert Lynch Jill Mauland Susan Lyngen Thomas Maertens Michael McClellan Thomas McGinty Linda Matson Mcfee John Matthews Michael Mauren Kathleen Mr r, intv Cynthia Mary Janet McPhcc James McMahon McMahon Mercado Todd Mary Paul Milbradt Mark Millom Michaelson Michelson Anticipation, Planning For The Future Joseph Miller Paul Miller Suzanne Susan Modig Mitchell Douglan Moe Mark Sheryl Moore Todd Morgan Deborah Michelle Montague Moritz Moritz Wendy Donald Morriem Morrow Julie Susan Moster Theresa Gregory Paul Deborah Timothy Beth Nelson Mortcnsen Mudrack Mueller Mulhausen Murphy Mustful Dennis Diane Nelson Julie Nelson Laurie Lee Michael Pamela Carla Nerison Karen Ness Nelson Nelson Nelson Roberta Brian Mark Nieman Dorothy Terry Nimon Stcph cn Kay Norvoll Dan Nutter Newgard Newville Niepedhauser Norlin Barbara Nye Ricki Nyhlen Bobby O'Brien Shari O'Brien Jerome Michael Tamera Kristi Olsen O'Donnell O'Donnell Olivera Susan Olsen Christine Dawn Olson Debra Olson Olson Pamela Olson Pamela Organ Deborah Steven Osberg Osberg Charles Oium Kelly Ovs en Julie Owens Susan Oxendale Lori Olson Luann Olson Mary Olson Nancy Olson % Rick Palluck Julie Papulas Guy Pauquctte June Parcll � Karl Parkos Henry Jeanne Patch Vanessa Paszkiewicz Patterson Karl Paulson Diane Pearson Rick Laura Pcchonick Pederson Maik Roach Beth Rollins Michael Mark Andrew John Roth Steven Roth Terry Sachs Ronayne Rosenquist Rossberg Steven Barbara Sager Cynthia Sale Charles Denise Michael Bradley Gregory Safranski Sandberg Saralhain Saurer Scharber Schewe Natalie Peters Wade Petersen Jeffrey Peterson Kent Peterson Mark Piel Sheryl Pittelkow Russell Plifka Sheri Prahm James Prangbofer Jay Quam Gary Quick Michael Ramsey Bradley Rardin Laura Peterson Ronald Peterson Wade Peterson Sandra Petersons Marc Pcttygrovc Kimi Pfeffer John Pickard Todd Piechowski Scraphine Denise Rau Christopher Rachel Reilly Cheryl Mark Rasmussen Redhead Remington Richardson Patricia Michael Suzi Schultz Janet Schutx Schrocder Schultz Lisa David Ingrid Scott Schwappach Schween Charles Sealy Scott Seashore Rodney Seek Steven Scdio Kelly Seeger Terric Mark Melodic Shellene Dean Stephen Anthony Kevin Sibcll Sclbradc Severson Severson Seymour Shaddrick Shepherd Sherer Susan Michael Patricia Arthur Vernon Maik Smith Michael Leslie Silbcmagcl Simcoe Sina Slaughter Slaughter Sobtzak Sorenson Cherri Starks Susan Stcmpcr Bonnie James Sterling Patrick Stevens Stephenson Terry Stevenson Patricia Stewart Mark Stiller Dennis Cary Stordahl Joan Strom Benjamin Carrie Scott Sullivan Christine Stockmo Stromstad Struwve Svoboda Sandra Swanson Douglas Swenson Lire Terfel David Terry Susan Thcscnza Andrea Szalay Michael Terho Rose Thiclen Veroell Cordon Kevin Thorson Michelle Thomas Thompson Thorson Doreen Thurston Teresa Tolle Teresa Tourtellott James Trennepohl Blake Trowbridge Daniel Tucker Debra Tunell Theresa Turaeon Teresa Tuzinski Ronald Urbach Julie Vadnais Gregory Valcnty Christine Varhol Robert Vamado Linda Verhota John Vey Dennis Vog strom Steven Cheryl James Ronald Wachsmuth Warder Warhol Wamcs Paul Wassmund Kevin Weigel Thomas Wassathcr Weiss Todd Weiss Bruce Welty Weiner Craig Wendelbcrger Wendling Lori Wenzel Mark West Randolph Duane Westcott Westrud Bradley White Lisa White Tracy White Jacqueline Whitney Lana Tammy Edward Patricia Deanna Wictitock Wilcox William Williams Wilson John Wilton Victoria Winkclman Kevin Witthuhn Bradley Pamela Wyatt Rhonda Yeazle Marie Sherry Wright Zimmerman Johnson Not Pictured Scott Adolphson Kevin Anderson Darla Arneson Tami Arneson Patrick Atkins Terry Awe Bruce Baker Cary Baum Robyn Bennett Nile Blanton Michael Boster Venus Boyle Scott Branschweig Catherine Burt Todd Chose Renee Delano Richard Dobrava Ronald Dostal James Eng Karen Erickson Lcesa Forcier Daniel Furman Patrick Cay Pamela Gerard David Cough Beth Hagstrom Kevin Hansen Carol Helrer Steven Herrick Kenneth Hunt Gregory Jocobs Jon Johnson Cary Kersey Scott Kolesar Kenneth Lamcbull Daniel Laursen Mark Lewis Karen Lind David Lourcy James Maclean Bruce Martens Cindy Martin Blue McCarty Pamela Merrick Thomas Montrose Grace O'Callaghan Joseph O'Hem Carol Orcutt Robert Pingree Kevin Plantin Yvette Raymond Stuart Rhodes Timothy Rosen Kris Rustad David Scammahorn Cindy Scharber Kevin Schaucr Valeric Schrcibcr Kathleen Schultz Terrance Schwartz Robin Scman Richard Shadlcy Russell Sodcrstrom Robert St. Jacque Marcella Sutherland Barbara Swanson Cary Swanson Lorrcne Tapper Frances Tom asko Chanh Tran Ricky Tveiberg Danny Wildey Theodore Wind Catherine Wing Doreen Young 100 101 Senior Executive Board Front Row: K. Messick, T. Luciano, C. Engstrom, S. Anderson; Row 2: C. Hietala, C. Crannes, F. Kauffman, D. Kellcr-man, L. West; Row 3: L. Hardon, B. Kramer, L. Eikaas, K. Schluck, D. Owens; Row 4: K. Carlson, T. Hemmingson, D. Deutsch, J. Hinricbs, N. Green Officers pictured below: T. Luciano, D. Deutsch, K. Carlson, C. Crannes Senior Executive Board is a group of students elected by their classmates to represent them in the planning of senior activities. With adviser L. Lange and president Tony Luciano they plan all senior activities for the year. Various committees work on such things as the senior banquet, commencement, caps and gowns and the senior class party. Tony is assisted by vice-president, Dave Deutsch, secretary Cindy Grannes, and treasurer, Ken Carlson. Student Council Bottom Row: S. Crosby, T. Dcutsch, L. Benson, R. Nelson, R. Anderson, D. Miller, S. Berg, T. Slotter, D. Deutsch, S. Perry, S. Dcmick; Row Two: j. Hermanson, S. Moster, J. Hoehne, H. Johnson, J. Heikkert, S. Kusnier, J. Doble, L. Koucky, J. Mul-hausen, B. Armstrong; Row Three: Mr. L. Engstrom, adviser, D. Erickson, J. Swanson, J. Bossert, R. Hobcher, S. Daly, L. Peterson, M. Severson, N. Hultgren, K. O'Fallon, D. Midthun, E. Slayton. Student ccuncil work is all tied up in knots. W. Tilbury and Principal G. Rochning confers with E. Slayton and D. Midthun. L. Engstrom, advisers, restrain E. Slayton, vice president, and D. Midthun, president. Student (stoo'd’nt) n. one who studies something Council (koun's'l) n. a group of people called together for discussions, advice, etc. According to Webster's dictionary that's what student council should be doing. Having discussion and giving advice? Well, basically, yes, but there is a lot more to it than that. Each representative is elected by the homeroom he or she will represent. It is then their job to keep students informed of what is happening in the school that affects them. The representative also relays any ideas the students have to the meetings to attempt to implement these ideas. The student council works with the P. T. S. A. to improve understanding between parents, teachers, and students. With officers D. Midthun and E. Slayton and advisers W. Tilbury and L. Engstrom, the student council has been involved in many projects this year. One of the ma‘or tasks was rewriting the school constitution. They also are credited with the first Hallowe'en d ess-up day. 103 Front Row: K. Herring, P. Stephenson, M. Sudman, T. Wcscott, R. Leighton, Row Two: G. Alaxander, K. Nickel son, D. Hamemik, adviser C. Anderson, Row Three: K. Cook, C. Anglint, Y. Johnson, J. Erikson, C. Weber, Row Four: E. Larson, M. Edwards, C. Peterson, C. Hietala, S. Krause, Row Five: R. Ramm, D. Swanson, S. Anderson, E. Slayton The Stondoid ROOSEVELT HIGH SCHOOL Standard Staff TkeRouevett Staiutaul Tha RwMftlt Standard la ruklithad min � a yaar ky W atudanM a� Raaaaualt. ScAaal, Wt ItW Aaaewe lw� . Minaaafa lia. M tate U4M MANAGING IOITOR................. SUE ANOCRSON •USINES MAMA GEMS MOLL If EDWARDS. DENISE NAMERNK Nail fdtlar ......... Jayc Irulw Editor.al la-tor,................ KanMarman. Ckrit Anfl.m E tutor (dbr................ . . Chacyl Ratoratn ifarto Editor...................Graft Al t nd r Carta antal ......................... Shvi Kraut Mattyt ta .......... Rk It.fMan. Mart Sun am an C.rculakan Man fart . . . Mariana MaMaraladt. Eilaan L art an R f rt rt ... Kan Caak. Mallia Edntrdt. Damtt Manama, Marian Ntllaratodl. Kauin Marr.nf. Cindy Mialala. Titnni •Mmaan. RaN Katrvd. EiMan Laraan. Kaain MKkalaaa. RaWy Skaptiantan. Mart Statdmaa. Oick Wanatn. Cara I Wakar, Tam Watte aM ■ ditanal SUI . . . CAria Anfl.m. Slava Kraut . Kan N rman. Jm Ranaran . Eddia S yton Rrtncfdl............................................... G.R. Ra hn.«y Admaar.................................. Cynto.a Andaraan 105 The Bicentennial yearbook staff poses at Ft. Sneliing in the soldiers' bunks. Top Bunk: C. Weber, C. Peterson, C. Grannes, D. Oeutsch, S. MeGinty, P. Morreim, L. Wassmund; Middle Bunk; J. Swanson, P. Anderson, D. Owens, J. Hendrickson, K. La-Coursiere, M. Sundman, D. Piel; Lower Bunk: S. Starbuck, B. Wold, S. Sanford, K. Carlson, C. Christ, T. Applequlst. 106 Our adviser, Mrs. Helen Henningsgard, on her clean-up job. David Santos and Robert Olson, photographers from the H. Larson Studio, who help our staff with all the photographic work for the Sagamore. Sagamore Staff Editor-In-Chief................Kenneth Carlson Photographers..................Mark Sundman Scott Starbuck Dan Asleson Business Managers..............David Deutsch Carol Weber Student Life..................Diane Owens, Ed. Janet Hendrickson Patty Morreim Class Section.............Linda Wassmund, Ed. Julie Swanson Penny Anderson Sports.....................Kenneth Stokes, Ed. Brian Wold Teri Applequist, Ed. Denise Piel Faculty Academics . . . Cheryl Peterson, Ed. Cathy Christ Steve Sanford Clubs.......................Sandy McGinty, Ed. Kris LaCoursiere Cindy Grannes Index..........................Cindy Grannes Scott Starbuck Adviser...................................Mrs. Henningsgard American Y rbk. Rep.............Chuck Robinson H. Larson Studios..............Robert Olson David Santos Top Above, Cheryl Peterson and Steve Sanford get directions from Editor, Kenneth Carlson. Immediately Above, Ken receives assistance from Chuck Robinson, yearbook representative. Below, the editors bravely surround a vintage cannon: K. Carlson, D. Owens, L. Wassmund, S. Sanford, S. McGinty, D. Deutsch, C. Peterson and C. Weber. 107 V.I.C.A V. I. C. A., Vocational Industrial Clubs of America, is designed to develop leadership with on-the-job training. With Mr. J. Struc-kel as the adviser, the club members also learn parliamentary procedures. Front Row: Mr. J. Struckcl, Advisor, M. Eggan, D. Lund, J. Wulff, B. Mitchell, C. Hinch; Row Two: C. Selandcr, B. Kanuit, P. Pearson, J. Boh anon, T. Preussc. D.E.C.A. Front Row: D. Arendarcryk, M. Mattson, J. Franks, D. Brown, L. Bell, R. Butterfield; Row Two: R. Knoke, S. Sobtzak, K. McCinty, R. Johnson, B. Keller, R. Egan, J. Swingley. Front Row: B. Trennepohl, T. Eidc, V. Tolbeck, J. Sylbester; Row Two: J. Dillon, T. Hcffran, C. Heyer, T. Zinderman, P. Baldwin, Mr. C. Springer, adviser; Row Three: S. Boster, K. Bcrgan, T. Seaton, L. Norman. Front Row K. Williams, M. Menshek, S. Edstrom, I. Olson; Row Two: L. Rosenquist, C. Fetzer, C. Scalcucci, B. Brin-wall, C. Schneider, C. Saxon, J. Harlow; Row Three: R. Engelstad, R. Lindman, D. Melrose, R. Berg. D. E.C. A., Distributive Education Club of America, is a vocational education program designed for students interested in merchandising, marketing, management, and service operations. The members sell class rings and senior class announcements. D. E.C. A., with adviser Mr. G. Springer, is open to membership of juniors and seniors interested in a business career. 106 O.E.A Front Row: K. O'Fallon, J. Olson, P. Large, C. Eliason, G. Morris; Row Two: P. Kingsbeck, K. Svoboda, M. White, T, Lchrke; Row Three: J. Magnuson, T. Schultz, C. Nieman, T. Sattcrland; Row Four: D. Peterson, J. Weiss, A. Ncwgard, D. Piel, J. Olson; Row Five: N. DeMarais, M. Mercado, J. Gustafson, P. Turk, K. Morris, J. Hulke, B. Remington, A. Jallah. OEA, Office Education Association, is an organization for all students enrolled in a vocational business program. The purpose of O. E. A. is to develop leadership, promote careers in office education, and to learn how to work with people. The members learn basic skills in training for future jobs in business. Advisers are Mrs. P. Gron-bergandMrs. A. Paus. Officers are: Front Row: C. Eliason, Pres., G. Morris, historian, A. jallah, secretary; Standing, K. O'Fallon, treasurer, N. DeMarais. vice-president, P. Kingsbeck, parliamentarian. Front Row: S. Palbricki, G. Revier, S. Carlson, P. Iverson, P. Lchnertr, u Thu; Row Two: C. Fcidt, L. Roach, C. Anglim, S. Olson; Row Three M. Olson, K. LaCour-siere, J. Olson, K. McGinn, T. Gonsior, J. Swingley; Row Four: T. Applequist, D. Owens. P. Peterson, T. Putnam, F. Kauffmann, D. Hallquist, C. Allen. Student Aides Being a student aide can be fun, but it can also be very demanding. There are office aides, library aides, teacher aides and gym aides. The aides may do anything from refereeing a game in a gym class to typing. Aides receive credit for this work as they would in a regular class. 109 Ski Club It s a bird. It s a plane. No, it's a Teddy skier taking a nosedive! But it is all part of the fun of skiing. The recreational ski club with Mr. Costello as the advisor takes numerous trips to local ski areas. A weekend ski trip is planned for the end of February. The group will stay at die Radisson Hotel in Grand Portage and ski at Lutsen and Thunder Bay in Canada. Front Row: D. Teiry, B. Elliott, K. Olson, J. Papulus, L. Sorenson, C. Granncs, M. Sundraan Row Two: D. Olson, K. Fecht, K. Pfcffer, L. Kelly, S. Shepherd, K. Thorson Row Three: C. Sandberg, D. Ziebart, C. Wendllng, M. Downing, L. Wilson, C. Gough, L. Utterbcrg, Mr. Costello (advisor) Row Four: J. Kcmling, C. Starks, A. Larson, J. Diefenthat, C. Burniece, T. Jensen, D. Hikal 110 Viking Club The purpose of die Viking Club is to have fun in a Norwegian sort of way . Some of their various activities include fishing, swimming, camping, water skiing, snow skiing, and eating (lutefisk and lefse?). Their advisor is Lars Kin-dem and the officers are Mark Brady (PRES.), Karin Schluck (v. pres.), Janet Bergland (sec.), and Debbie Peterson (treas.). Front Row: S. Crosby, C. Bendik, L. Zeller, A. Lougec Row Two: C. Thompson, M. Lewis, M. Stiller, S. Stiller, J. Vey, T. Gannon, Row Three: C. Christ, M. Polunc, S. Ozolins, K. Magnuson, J. Olausen, D. Johnson, C. Feidt Row Four: R. Hanson, J. Cutchey, E. Larsen, R. Kulcncamp, T. Applcquist, M. Ames, T. Sattcrlund Front Row: K. Schluck, Mr. Kindem, J. Bergland, Row Two: M. Brady, L. Peterson, Row Three: P. Johnson, D. Selby, S. Vick, Row Four: C. Sprayberry, T. Jensen, E. Baldwin Row Five: N. Johnson, M. Olson, D. Hanson NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Meeting Of The Minds National Honor Society consists of students who have maintained a 3.2 grade average for their three years at Roosevelt. Members receive a certificate and special recognition at graduation. Not Pictured: S. Krause, T. Lehrke, R. Mattison, M. Moen, S. Savigh, ). Wiese. Row 1: J. Erickson, K. Schluck, D. Midthun, D. Deustch, S. Hawkinson, K. O'Dougherty. Row 2: D. Hamcmlk, C. Profant, M. Edwards, C. Peterson. Row 3: P. Kingsbeck, D. Bigelow, C. Weber, K. Aascrud, C. Alexander, R. Grothc. Row 4: S. McGinty, L. Wassmund, T. Schultz, T. Satterlund, Y. Hanson, C. Seep, C. Grannes, J. Jezusko, L. Hartman, G. Morris. Row 5: R. Holmberg, C. Christ, S. Ozolins, M. Domfeld, D. Hayenga, S. Anderson, L. Roach, A. Raab, C. Doble, S. Mortensen, J. Johnson, C. Fischer, M. Cardin, S. Donovan. Row I: M. Sandberg, A. Vigtel, C. Hit tala, B. Kolstad, L. Koucky, C. Shobe. Row 2: P. Breedlove, P. Blue, R. Buffie. Row 3: J. Downing, S. Gunner, S. Sanford, K. Carlson, M. Morin, K. Morris. Row 4: M. Bittner, D. Leary, S. Prangho-fer, N. Garcia, P. Turk, S. Sturtevant, J. Osum, R. Gabasa, R. Hiben, J. Bakke, R. Ottum. Row 5: V. Dierauer, M. Larson, M. Magnuson, A. Kusnier, M. Bergstrom, K. Adler, P. Lundquist, B. Maus, K. Bjomson, J. Carlson, B. Mayer. Row 6: J. Paulson, D. Aamot, E. Ring-quist, K. Alniquist, M. Schneider, K. Nickelson, R. Acker, J. Ramnaraine, L. Holmgren. Ill A.F.S AFS, this year called the International Culture Club, was made up of students interested in becoming acquainted with foreign students and foreign cultures and possibly being exchange students themselves. Club activities centered around social events, fund raising for scholarships, and FUN! Foreign exchange students at Roosevelt this year included, Raul Gabasa, Pelle Lindquist, and Truls Braekken. Helping to plan all of the events were President Steve Gieseke, Vice President Tim Lewno and Secretary Ann Kulenkamp. Above: Front Row: R. Gabasa, T. Vu, B. Ross, P. Lindquist. Row Two: J. Ramnarainc, L. Roach, K. Pfcffcr, C. Angllm. Row Three: P. Bernard, C. Peterson, M. Edwards, C. Fischer, M. Cardin, C. Maschke. At right; Front Row: Mrs. G. Johnson — advisor, Mrs. B. Telke -- advisor. Row Two: Mrs. A. Dahlen — advisor, A. Kulenkamp — secretary. Row Three: S. Gieseke — Pres., T. Lewno -- Vice Pres. Below; Front Row: G. Morris, B. Gilbert, J. Weber, K. Aaserud, M. Pollute, J. Magnuson. Row Two: C. Mattson, S. Lamb, K. Lucas, C. Weber, Y. johnsen, P. Sadeghi. Row Three: D. Olson, R. Anderson, O. Conn, C. Allen, j. Revering, C. Profant. Pep Club Speech Debate Pep Club, Above Front Row: J. Hoehne, M. Bolin, D. Pearson, T. Arentt, P. Nlmon, A. Thomas, T. Benson. Row Two: L. Roach, S. Ozolins, T. Lewno, A. Kulcnkamp, N. Wischow, J. Revering. Row Three: C. Weber, B. Benson, D. Hallquist, F. Kauffman, C. Allen, L. Klemp. Row Four: N. Flanders, C. Christ, M. Cardin, D. Ham-cmik, J. Hllden, B. Creitens. Row Five: S. Sturtevant, K. Pederson, J. Erickson, D. Grout. Row Six: J. Hartung--v. pres. , K. Adler—pres., Not pictured: Y. Johnsen—sec Pep Club members worked in the concession stands and supported all the teams, filling the year with great enthusiasm. The club was headed by president Kathy Adler, vice president Joyce Hartung, and secretary Yvonne Johnsen. Their advisors were Mrs. Henningsgard and Mr. Mclnroy. Speech, lower Right Corner, Left To Right. Seated: S. Olson, M. Bell, D. O'Brady, D. Davidson, Back Row: C. Anderson, D. Heltzer, C. Anglim, B. Maus, T. Matos, D.. Arvidson, S. Bowman, P. Archer, L. Polcc, and advisors—M. Weinblatt, and D. Everts. Below—Debate; Left To Right, Row One: D. Davidson, S. Olson, S. Bowman, K. Cunnien. Row Two: C. Anglim, S. Stiller, K. Pfcffer, L Polec, M. Bell, T. Matos, and advisor Miss Webb. Speech and Debate are difficult areas in which to achieve success. The two clubs this year were headed by advisors Mrs. Evertz and Mr. Weinblatt for speech and Miss Webb for debate. To participate in these clubs requires many hours of research, lots of courage, and quite a bit of determination. 113 Rockettes Of 1975-’76 You made it, let's go eat.. .your first practice... getting to know each other... a new advisor... going camping on Apple River... anyone for skinny dipping?... let's do it again... wait, I have a suggestion... what? do it again... one at a time, no?, how about three at a time?... Homecoming. .. Thoroughly Modern Mil-ly ... Where is my bra?... 1 can't find my shoes... confusion... Previews, Football, Basketball, Hockey ... halftime... pep-fests... Christmas at Mrs. H's... new costume, for what?... W. S. D.... attitude... come on you g iys... quit gabbing ... money, money, money, money ... Banquets, more FOOD... May Day... competition... Aquatennial ... It's time to go on... Where is everyone... are you streched?... splits? -- are you crazy?.. .get in line... check pompoms... quick, we forgot to pray... smile... ready?... I have to go to the bathroom... let's go... music... action... applause... Tears, many memories, new line. Captains: Cindy Applequist, Konnie Johnson, Julie Swanson surround advisor, Mrs. H. Henningsgard. Below: A hard practice at Apple River. Below: Nothing like a refreshing swim and shampoo. Melodie Mary Liedholm Severson Toni Jensen Michelle Dorsher Shelli Kleve Kim Parks Jackie Whitney Barb Tucker Shelly Malkavage Patti Johnson Melanie Morin Linda Eikaas ns Row I: G. Granum, C. Engstrom, S. Anderson, M. Reilly, J. Krafthefer, B. Kramer, T. Fecht, M. Johnj, S. Pranghoffer. Row 2: K. Aascrud, C. Peterson, R. Ottum, K. Sankey, W. Nelson, S. Ramsey, K. McGraw, L. Brown, G. Risinger, B. Chase, M. Olson, D. Davison, B. Nyc, V. Elison, B. Remington. Row 3: R. Reilly, P. Sina, M. Anderson, K. Stuhlfeier, M. Frank, D. Picl, H. Hegg, J. Axberg, D. Wilson, P. Mulhausen, A. Wheeler, B. Rardin, R. Sherman, K. Anglim, ]. Godfrcdson, M. Blue, G. Nelson, P. Blue, M. Simcoe, S. Nelson. Row 4: L Hearn, J. Carleen, J. Weber, L Bcrgct, R. Miller, S. Oxcndale, B. Jones, M. Dillon, M. Sundman, S. Pape, B. Gicscke, J. Jones, B. Hale, D. Chayer, J. Hanson, G. Temtc, T. Weiss, M. Pickard, S. Seashore, B. Ronning, G. Mason, S. Sanford. Row 5: J. Sanders, R. Murphy, R. Anderson, T. Papke, J. Jezusko, R. Stack, K. Duus, H. Johnson, M. Kallevig, J. Sankc, Director—R. C. Johnson. CONCERT BAND Concert Band engages in many activities throughout the year. This year began with the fourdi annual Mass Band Concert featuring the Roosevelt Band and bands from Folwell, Noko-mis, and Sanford Junior Highs. Annual fund raisers included die fall fruit sale and winter pancake breakfast. Residents of Luther Hall were entertained at Christmas time with a selection of holiday tunes. Band Salute to 200 years of American Music , was the theme for die Pops Concert held on April 9. Just about every form of music was performed, from the revolution down to the present day. 116 Row 1: A. Wheeler, M. Simcoc, P. Blue, M. Blue, J. Godfredson, K. Duu� . Row 2: S. Sanford, G. Mason, B. Ronning, S. Seashore, M. Pickard. Row 3: H. Johnson, R. Anderson, T. Papke, S. Pape, M. Frank, B. Rardin, J. Jones, M. Sundman. Row 1: B. Elliott, K. Olsen, J. Kemling, B. Larson, V. McClintock, R. Thcilen, S. Candels, S. Modig. Row 2: K. Gruey, T. Gunner, A. Balaban, C. Gough, K. Fecht, L. Plocc, M. DeGolier, K. Bolstad, L. Demo, M. Pfeffer. Row 3: P. Miller, J. Gran-ncs, J. Pranghoffer, R. Westcott, S. Wachsmuth, S. Furry. Row 4: R. C. Johnson, J. Gordon, M. Brewer, R. Clark, E. Williams, T. Cook, J. Peterson, W. Lundcll, G. Granum, J. Hanson. Stage Band is made up of select musicians who meet zero hour during second and third trimester. The band performs at many different social activities. From Rock to Blues and then to Jazz, Stage Band really has pizazz. Varsity Band, sometimes referred to as the Pep Band, meets in the band room during second hour. Most of the people in this band play at all basketball and hockey games, along with members of the Concert Band. Yes, Roosevelt has an orchestra. Although it's quite small in number, it does exist. Some of the members perform individually at various functions throughout the year. Row 1: D. Leary, B. Rardin, M. Michel-son. Row 2: K. Ness, J. Scott, S. Inger-soll, B. Falk. Row 3: J. Cutchey, L. To-derson, H. Johnson, B. Rardin. Row 4: Director R.C. Johnson. 117 MARCHING BAND: Putting Your Best Foot Forward As most of the Roosevelt population greets the new day, the Marching Band has already been out on the field for nearly an hour preparing their routine for the upcoming football game. Marching Band performs at all home games, with Junior, Amie Wheeler leading die way as drum major. Row It D. Wilson, D. Do nelly, S. Modig, L. Allen, B. Baxter, L. Schlcif, D. Anderson, M. Hillan, C. Peterson. Row 2: Drum Major—A. Wheeler, T. Tollc, K. Norvall, C. Baker, H. Hcgg, M. Reilly, J. Sanders, E. Williams, R. Clark, H. Johnson, K. Duus, R. Suck, M. Brewer, S. Gardner, T. Papke, J. Johnson, J. Peterson, D. Miller, B. Remington, L. Roach, P. Organ. Row 3: L. Bergct J. Krafthcfer, S. Candels, C. Gough, A. Benson, R. Theilcn, R. Miller, R. Reilly, M. Olsen, S. Pranghofer, K. McGraw, B. Trunk, V. McClintock, S. Ramsey, J. Niska. Row 4: B. Larson, G. Risinger, D. Davidson, J. Herman-sen, J. Kcmling, K. Olsen, B. Elliott, K. Sankey, K. Aascrud, C. Peterson, R. Ottum, S. Oxendale, P. Sina, K. Gruey. Row 5: M. Anderson, M. De-Gollicr, L. Brown, J. Weber, L. Pollec. Row 6: K. Stuhlfcier, K. Fecht, M. Frank, D. Pi el, T. Gunner, K. McGinty, M. Pfeffer, D. Schuler, J. Codfredson, M. Blue, M. Simcoe, S. Nelson, R. Nelson, J. Hanson. Row 7: J. Amundson, J. Lindahl, B. Gicske, S. Pape, J. Jones, D. Zcbart, B. Hale, J. Pranghofer, P. Peckenick, P. Miller, R. Westcott. Row 8: B. Jones, P. Mulhauscn, D. Hanson, B. Rardin, J. Cutchey S. Seashore, G. Mason, M. Picard, S. Sanford, M. Dillon. I A Concert Choir: Row 1: N. Flanders, M. Ames, A. Kulenkamp, P. Peterson, ). Ogdahl, R, Reilly, J. Pallicki, L. Wistrom, M. Morin, L. Schlief, H. Johnson, S. Sturtervant, T. Lehrke, M. Cardin, S. Malkavage, J. Velincheuke, L. Bjelland, L. Zeller. Row 2: J. Nelson, J. Tyler, P. Breedlove, M. Sandberg, J. Doblc, C. Fischer, C. Dunn, T. Swenson, R. Papenhausen, K. Parks, D. Ybarra, L. Fliflet, S. Olson, K. Halbcrg, L. Tratnik, B. Bezgin, L. Hougen, L. Sorenson, J. Mulhausen, K. Holmen, M. Lundecn, C. Bendik, C. Clem-entson. Row 3: C. Mattson, L. Eikaas, C. Hietala, C. Hanzal, L. Page, P. Benson, M. Rivers, S. Stiller, D. Peterson, T. Lewno, M. Sobtzak, G. Quick, P. Wassmund, B. Johnson, C. Cooke Jr., B. Carl, L. Peterson, C. Hoffman, D. Freund, V. Medeiros, S. Kask, Row 4: J. Bartels, W. Mauland, M. Buttcrworth, M. Larson, C. Sodcrberg, D. Dahlgren, P. Archer, T. Cockerham, M. Millan, B. Edward, B. Berg, T. Putnam, R. Carlson, E. Lingquist, B. Vatsaas. C. Aamodt, J. Ramnaraina, P. Archce, S. Ritchie, P. Stork. Choir director Mr. E. Johnson. Choir—a time to harmonize--to sing out----- —enjoying the gift of a voice-----laughing- sore throats-happy birthdays....out to Christmas carol--selling candy........candles--happenings books--smiling on stage....--making new friends------taking trips together—long bus rides----------sing-sing-sing--a lingering tune for the rest of the day-a one and a two and a-----the cooperation of getting it together— --the long applause and the tingling feeling of knowing you were succesfull.. 119 Choir Pop Singers Row 1: L. Eikaas, B. Bergin, M. Rivers, J. Doble, K. Parks, C. Bendik. Row 2: C. Soderberg, D. Dahlgren, P. Stork, L. Bjelland, G. Aamodt, P. Archer. Pop Singers are a musical group that meet promptly at 7:30 every mourning. They do alot of things outside of school such asp sing at hotels, at banquets well just about any where they are needed. Girls'Choir: Row 1: C. Smith, R. Baily, B. Sager, L. Cardinal, T. Erickson, K. Koppie, C. Remington, C. Martin, P. Brown, O. Grout, J. Hilden, D. Wilson, D. Homan, M. Carlson, M. Cailson, N. Olson, P. Stewart, L. Klemp. Row 2: J. Hochnc, C. Mahowald, P. Large, B. Hoven, S. Prahm, D. Rolf, L. Bolstad, C. Eckman, D. Miller, C. Hetland, C. Heltne, D. Nierenhausen, T. Turgeen, R. Lararz, P. Large, J. McFee, L. Sorenson. Row 3: P. Johnson, C. Hough, C. Baker, D. Thurston, T. Selbradc, S. Silbcnnagel, B. Benson, S. Ramsey, S. Nelson, R. Ycazlc, K. Remington, C. Switala, J. Gardner, Y. Johnson, D. Dahlgren, D. Olson, L. Kelly, D. Johnson, D. Taylor. Row 4: K. Vick, L. Benson, J. Tumm, J. Bossctt, D. Erickson, C. Varhota, C. Rameith, D. Dokkcn, S. Donovan, M. Doyle, T. Benson, K. Erickson, S. Thcscnga, C. O'Neil, S. Oman, L. Emerson, S. Gcistafson, J. Evans. 120 Select Choir, Row 1: C. Cook, C. Warder, J. Patch, K. Hansen, W. Morreim, J. Braaten, B. Hanson, K. Sobtzak. M. Lehrke, D. Murphy, V. Thu, L. Cordon, S. Mitchell, M. Clcath, C. Peterson. Row 2 M. Kane, K. Funk, P. Nelson, J. Hanson, C. Fcidt, L. Cannon. L. White, T. Wilcox, M. Bolin, J. Strom, S. Johnson, V, Winkcltnan, A. Larson. S. Kennedy, C. Bumiece, K Mann, D. O'Crady, J. Was-sathcr. Row 3: A. Crunke, B. St. jacque, M. Roach, S. Olson, M. Cunningham, B. Welty, R. Seek. M. Larson, K. Reistad, J. Bcrka, T. Cannon, B. Baker, J. Roth, D. Schneider, B. Baxter, S. Steiner, D. Francisco. Row 4: M. McLaughlin, K. Carlson, C. Lunderby, K. Owen, T. Mustful, M. Stiller, M. Extrand, S. Sedio, K. Hanson, C. Johnson, S. Berg, J. Pearson, M. Hultgrcn, C. Paquette, B. Trowbridge, S. Ritchie. Madrigals, a group somewhat like Pop, sing sixtenth century classical music. Madrigals Row 1: D. Peterson, P. Peterson, B. Bergin. A. Kulenkamp. L. Wistrom. J. Palbicki, M. Rivers; Row 2: C. Aamodt, D. Fruend, C. Sodcrberg, L. Bjelland, E. Ringquist, J. Tyler, D. Archer, N. Hultgren, P. Stork, J. Mulhausen, P. Archer. German Language Clubs French Whether it's French, German, Norwegian or Spanish, foreign language classes give students an opportunity to look at and learn the cultures of other countries. Parties, movies, dancing, special speakers and the privilege of having foreigners in school, add unique learning experiences for the clubs. Spanish Football Squad Football Cheerleading. . . Long and early morning practices . . .new squad. . .finally catching onto the cheers. . .sore muscles . . . getting more muscles every year. . .watching new guys on the football team. . .football preview . . . getting attached to the soft grass at parade. . .being able to smile, always winning. . .laughing, crying yelling, feeling a part of the team. . .city champs. . . THE BELL. . . Football Captains: Kris, Linda Front Row: K.Schluck, N.Flanders, S.McGinty, S.Carlson. Row 2: K. LaCoursiere, S. Daly, P. Anderson, C. Weber. Row 3 S. Hcrkenhoff, L. Wassmund, C. Grannes, C. Bcndik Cheerleading ’76 Hockey Basketball Front Row: C. Hoffman, S. McCinty, P. Anderson. Row 2: S. Daly, C. Granne . Row 3: N. Flanders. K. LaCoursicre, K. Schluck, S. Herkcnhoff, L. Wassmund, C. Bendik, S. Carlson. Wrestling Sophomores Front Row: R. Ncpple, C. ChriJt, Row 2, S. Fritie, D. Selby, Row 3, L. White, D. Johnson. Basketball, Hockey, Wrestling and Sophomore squads. Under the guidance of Claude Benson (advisor), winter cheerleading squads performed well. Wrestling was a separate squad this year and Captain Cathy Christ managed to run things smoothly. Basketball Captain Sue Carlson supervised many 7:00 AM practices while junior captain Shannon Daley worked diligently with die hockey squad many Sunday afternoons at the Richfield Ice Arena. With the inspiration of all the other squads, the sophomores had to succeed. Left: Sue Ramsey Both Mary and Sue were chosen in the middle of the year. Mary helped the sophomores and Sue cheered with the wrestling squad. Right: Mary Carlson Winter Captains: Sue, Shannon, Cathy D. Nelson, S. Kusnier, S. Kennedy, R. Yeailc, A. Larson, J. Hoehne, J. Johanson, R. Bailey. Row 1: A. Kulcnkamp, L. Lcwercnz, M. Lundecn, B. Starr. Row 2: J. Berglund, M. Ekblad, J. Hartung, S. Mjoncss. Row 3: K. Schrupp, M. Thorson, C. Clementson, B. Saxon. Row 4: J. Thompson, D. Moje. F.F.A. New horizons are being explored in Future Farmers of America, an active group at Roosevelt. The group prepares young people for hobbies or careers in farming. A trip to Kansas City for the National Convention was a great experience and alot of fun for the members that attended. 126 Patchwork Row 1: C. Hanncm, M. Polunc, J. Ogdahl Row 2: C. Anglim, L. Ackerblade, D. Sabaka, C. Swllala, D. Francisco Row 3: C. Profant.T. Jensen, M. Brady, S. Olson, T. Cruenwald Patchwork is a literary magazine published by Roosevelt students. They collect poems and short stories written by the students. The club is guided by Advisor, Ms. B. Antholz, and Editors, T. Jenson, T. Brady, C. Switala and D. Sabaka. Pictured Below: 1. Mrs. B. Antolz adv., 2. D. Sabaka, 3. S. Olson, 4. C. Anglim. 127 Future Homemakers Of America Pictured At Lefts Front Row: C. Arvidson, J. Hochne, B. Kol-stad, R. Griener, P. Anderson, T. Fccht; Row Two: B. Kramer, S. McClnty, J. Hendrickson, K. LaCoursierc, M. Pol-unc, C. Profant, R. Kulen-camp, P. Blue; Row Three: D. Picl, G. Morris, S. Donovan, T. Applequist, J. Swanson, D. Owens, S. Daly. Pictured At Left: Front Row: C. Weber, J. Ogdahl, Y. Johnsen, B. Grictcns; Row Two: J. Velenchcnko, C. Granncs, J. Hartung, L. Extrand, B. Armstrong; Row Three: M. Gruenwald, M. Kadrlik, S. Hcrkenhoff, L. Koucky, N. DeMarais. F. H. A. continues its tradition of being the most active group at Roosevelt. Thanks to Mrs. Kadue, adviser, and C. Engstrom, president, the meetings were organized and they got many things accomplished. Even though they met at 7:30 in the morning, the room was always jammed with interested and enthusiastic members. Along with the annual event of making the homecoming corsages, many members attended the district meeting. A picnic at Minnehaha Falls, a hay ride and roller skating were some of their other activities. 128 Pictured At Right: Front Row: $. Sturtevant, L. Christensen, R. Schoen, J. Hinrichs; Row Two: V. Hyland, N. Green, J. Axberg, K. Bergum, C. Seep; Row Three: J. Olauscn, S. Oman, D. Moje, L. Emerson, J. Danberg, J. Parell, S. Stcmper. Front Row: P. Morreim, M. Morin, C. Hie tala, L. Hearn, B. Hanson; Row Two: K. Gjesdahl, L. Matson, L Hagen, S. Swanson, D. Arvidson; Row Three: J. Luciano, S. Nelson, R. Leighton, M. Smith, R. Ox-borough, S. Hawkinson, B. Nelson Annual Teacher's Spring Tea sponsored by F. H.A. Seated: M. Larson (v. pres. ), Mrs. Kadue (advisor), L. Wassmund, (historian), C. Engstrom (pres.) Standing: D. Dcutsch (sec.), K. O'Fallon (treas.) 129 To The Left: The making of homecoming corsages by F.H.A. members. Audio-Visual And Stage Crew How would you like a class where all you do is listen to stereo? Well, the Audio-Visual class isn't quite that easy; in fact, all those wires, plugs, splicers, jacks, speakers, recorders, reels and other technical equipment are enough to make a novice blow a fuse. Mr. D. Iverson, the adviser, keeps the crew busy fixing equipment, delivering equipment and making equipment. Hopefully, during an auditorium, you never see the stage crew, but they are behind the scenes making things operate correctly. Under the direction of Mr. E. Johnson and Mr. S. Phillipps, the stage crew works the lights, the curtains, the sound and all the props to help make the auditorium programs successful. The stage crew, From Top To Bottoms F. Kauffmann, R. Carlson, B. Grout, M. Silbcrgnagcl, J. Carlson, D. Vog-strom, G. Bcrgin, S. Phillipps, Adv. . E. Johnson, Adv. The audio-visual crews Standing: A. Rodgers, K. Hanson, J. Heigl; Sitting, T. Stevenson and B. Peterson. To The Left, Jeff Carlson smiles from the cage. 130 SPIRIT OF COMPETITION City Champions Head Coach N. Johnson, and assistant coaches J. Dotseth, G. Fortier, and R. Anderson. 132 Tri-Captains J. Downing, K. Poe, and S. Yeazle. S. Yeazle takes control. Above, B. Ferguson leaps high for pass against Edison. (Minneapolis Tribune) To the left, G. Armstrong picks out his receiver. It takes extra effort. The Varsity football team had an excellent season, finishing as city co-champions with Edison and a record of 7-1. The team was selected to play St. Paul Harding for the Twin City title. The Teds played a tough game, but lost, 13-7. The team was led by tri-captains, John Downing, Steve Yea-zle, and Kevin Poe. Brian Ferguson and Perry Bjorkstrand also made outstanding contributions to the team's great record. Coaches were: Norman Johnson, head coach, assisted by Bob Anderson, Gary Fortier and Jim Dotseth. It was a fine year for football at Roosevelt in 1975. S. Yeazle follows block by W. Mauland. Photo courtesy of Minneapolis Tribune. Front Row: P. VanKiukcn, K. Schluck, B. Bailey, J. Jezusko, R. Holt, J. Downing, R. Anderson, T. Murry, R. Roth, D. Hamer-nik, P. Bjorkstrand, S. Gunner, T. Luciano; Row 2: Coach G. Fortier, Coach, J. Dotseth, P. Stockmo, G. Aamodt, K. Norman, J. Turner, S. Bowman, J. Weyrauch, R. Smith, R. Lathrop, M. Pcttygrove, J. Carlson, E. Shutt, B. Oswald. Head Coach Norman Johnson, Coach B. Anderson; Row 3: B. Cole, R. Ross, B. Ronning, K. Cook, B. Wold, J. Palmer, S. Nelson, K. C. Poe, B. Ferguson, R. Miller, D. Arvidson, R. Sather, R. Murphy; Row 4: J. Off, S. Yeazle, C. Valenty, M. Vetsch, R. Romsaas, W. Ker-sten, R. Leighton, T. Cockerham, O. Kcrslen, P. Kabrud, G. Armstrong, W. Mauland. Not pictured, student manager, Scott Starbuck. 133 K. Norman congratulates R. Leighton after touchdown. Football is . . . ending a good summer . . . starting conditioning week ... a hard hell week . . . two 2 1 2 hour practices a day . . . preview . . . beating Harding. . . work hard for Washburn. . . VICTORY over Washburn 25-0 . . .the first time since 1968 . . . slipping by Southwest 7-6 . . . working your BLEEP off for Edison . . . chop those feet . . . wide base . . . drive, drive, . . . stay low . . . head up . . . you'll do it right or we'll be here all night . . . take a lap . . . sprints 40's, 60's, 80's, 100’s 'YEH' ... 5th quarter-drills with coach Anderson . . . hitting the sled . . . shoot the gap . . . three on one . . . hamburger drill . . . hurry, hurry, hurry, . . . take another lap . . . learning new plays . . . whew Thursday is here . . . no pads . . . review specialties . . . taking it easy . . . going home and getting a good nights sleep . . .Friday is here . . . butterflies in your stomach . . . getting ready for the game . . . shaving your ankles . . . taping them . . . bus to Parade . . . warming up . . .a prayer by Earl . . . hell of a game . . . Victory 16-0 . . . going out afterwards . . . your girl friend is proud of you . . . you feel good . . . let's go be alone 134 somewhere . . . FOOTBALL. P. BJorkstrand puts move on North’s defense. B. Ferguson cuts comer for long run. Sophomore City Champs Front Row: M. Mauren, C. Sandberg, K. Anderson, J. Vey, P. Benson, T. Buckley, T. Hechscl, S. Braunschweig, C. Kellerman, M. Davis; Row 2: Coach P. Feely, C. Schmidt, H. Paszkiewicx, B. Wright, D. Stockmo, T. Piechowski, J. Butler, D. Bragg, J. Eng, M. Smith, J. Kuhn, T. McGlnty, Asst. Coach R. Hllk; Row 3: J. Kindem, B. Deltermann, M. Ramsey, M. Extrand, M. Downing, R. Johnson, J. Quam, B. Lynch, D. Lindquist, T. Mustful, M. Saurer, A. Himmler. This year's sophomore team won the city championship because they worked harder and improved more than any other team I have worked with according to Pat Feely in his fourth year as coach. The defense allowed only twelve points all season. The passing combination of quarterback M. Ramsey to end J. Quam lead the team to their all-city victory. 13S J. Weyrauch moves on down field. Cross Country Front Rows C. Bcndik, A. Rawer , P. Grannis, J. Orr, B. Baxter, P. Jackson; Row 2s L. Zeller, T. Levno, J. Dicfenthal, T. Grannis, J. Grannis, P. Ostby, K. Struwve. Row 3s J. O'Donnell, B. Falk, P. Peters, B. Fenske, D. Cook, P. Karpinski, J. Luciano. Row 4s J. Gordon, D. Winner, B. Stoltx, R. Grothe, S. Ritchie, M. Thompson, D. Mikkclson, W. Tilbury (coach). Run, run and run some more; pain, torture and agony . . . that is what the Cross Country team endures. B. Stoltz and R. Grothe went to the region meet. P. Peters and P. Karpinski were first and second in the city meet. The team defeated Edison in the city meet. 136 ) 1st Row: S. Sturtcvant, J. Tolle 2nd Row: R. Reilly, M. Reilly, H. Johnson, S. Schultz 3rd Row: J. Hilden, R. Miller, J. Hermansen, K. Hermansen, K. Adler, J. Har-tung, D. Murphy, J. Vestal 4th Row: K. Pederson, M. death, M. Sandberg, D. Pearson, K. Anglim, T. Arentz, P. Nymoen, C. Maschke, T. Tolle, C. Holmgren, P. Monahan Being on the volleyball team means having the opportunity to work with and assist other athletes in their training. In other words, working with jockettes and having a blast! Kathy Adler 1)7 Girls’ Swim Team lit Row: A. Kulenkamp, R. Thlelsen, L. White, C. Seep, L. West, L. Johnson. 2nd Row: L. Verhoten, P. Kolstad, D. Feely, K. Granholm, L. White, B. Eikaas, J. Mortcnion. 3rd Row: T. Croissant, S. Ramsey, M. Downing, L. Mylander, C. Dunn, T. Kwatnot, L. Nelson, D. McGuire. 4th Row: L. Lucas (asst, coach), M. Olson, S. Pape. Not pictured: B. Trunk, S. Nylandcr. 138 What's 'swim team' like? you say? Well, it's practice... on quicker starts, smoother turns, dare-devil dives, and faster, more powerful strokes. It's twenty laps of warm-ups, then onto leg kicks, arm pulls, sprints, and endurence. Also it's leg cramps, stinging chlorine filled eyes, coaches yelling to keep going, and an unexpected mouth full of water. But, it's also a lot of fun. Occasional water fights and dog paddle races to end a hard practice. Then comes the big day, The meet. Standing on the starting blocks, jumpy and excited. Dead silence. Swimmers, take your marks BANG And you're off, pushing and pulling, trying your hardest to bring that time down lower, lower. You eighter give all you have or else you blow your chance. And it's cheering others on till your voice is hoarse. And if you win, it's the joy of pushing the coach in. Finally, the bouncy bus ride home, shouting all the way. With stringy hair, and stuffed up nose, you hear the final call. See you all tomorrow-the bus leaves at 4:00. ” Sue Pape ' Time Out Liz West with co-captain Chris Seep. Coach Wendt talks to co-captain Sharon Nylander. 1st Row T. Satterland, C. New, J. Doblc, M. Ames, L. Lex, K. Pfcffcr 2nd Coach M. Gallea Row K. Fechl, Y. Hanson, P. Anderson, D. Dahlgrcn, L. Peterson, T. Duetsch 3rd Row P. Breedlove, B. Kramer, C. Stark, P. Sina, D. Davidson Not pictured B. Larson Being on the tennis team means involvement in something that's always challenging and rewarding. It's not being afraid of wild taxi drivers and bad weather. When it's all over, there are no regrets for all the work you've put into it Penny Anderson. The tennis team tied for 2nd place in city with T. Satterlund and P. Breedlove as captains. Girls1 Basketball Front Row: J. Hcichert, C. Robinson, M. Hoppe, Y. Hanson, J. Vestal, K. Wheeler, R. Reilly, Mahon; Row 2: T. Wilcox, C. Nicison, C. Masckkc, B. Hester, C. Ramerth, L. Extrand, K. Fcchtl, B. Billiet, C. Helfne, K. Schluck; Row 3: T. Robinson, D. Schuler, J. Kcmling, B. Burg-graif, P. Boyson, K. AngUra, C. Clemenson, R. Mayer, C. Lee, I. Scott, M. Moritz, A. Larson, N. Frasier. Being on the basketball team means working with other people to achieve the same basket... being able to hear Mac's encouragement no matter where you are in the gym ... getting to know people on other teams, and avoiding flying elbows. Jeanne Vestal This year's Girls' Basketball Team coached by Freeman Maclnroy, with help from Co-Captains Jeanne Vestal and Yvonne Hanson, worked together to make the team a winning one. Because of the overwhelming amount of underclassmen, the team should be even stronger next year. mi Girls Gymnastics Front Row: L. White, J. Sanders. Row 2: D. Dahlgrcn, B. Eikaas, L. Johnson, T. Foley, D. Sanders, L. Nelson. Row 3: S. Hartman, S. Herbal, R. Thielen, P. Merrick, S. Lamb, P. Jackson. Row 4: (coach) L. Wendt, L. Barley, T. Bolin, L. Bolin, K. O'Neil, D. McGuire, J. Mortcnson, (asst coach) B. Rosenvield. Gymnastics starts in November and ends in March. It is fun, yet alot of hard work you just can't start at the top. We practice two hours a day, over vacation and a few Saturdays. Our events consist of uneven bars, balance beam, vaulting and floor exercise. We have seven meets and a district meet. Those who win at districts go on to regions. Our Coach Mrs. Wendt and Asst Coach Mrs. Rosenfield pushed us on to be the gymnasts that we are. Co-capts were Jennifer Sanders Sr. and Lisa White an A all around sophmore. Jenny Sanders B. Eikaas 14} co-capt. L. White Girls Skiing Downhill: Row I: Li a Zeller, Cindy Hietala, Mary Downing, Cherie Starks. Row 2: Debbie Hanson, Sue Crosby, Cheryl Bumiecc. Crosscountry: Row 1: Lori Owens, Barb Baxter, Debbie Fransisco. Row 2: Kim McGraw, Ann Powers, Debbie O'Grady The Skiiercttcs. Ann Powers shows skiicrs form. This years ski team is led by team captain and top skiier Lori Utterberg. Practice is held at Ski-Tonka once a week and meets are held at Hyland Hills. The team has lost to some great teams this year facing three top city teams, Washburn, West and Edison, but with hard work and determination the female skiiers, readying for next years team hope to knock them off. Two other top skiiers are Cindy Hietala and Mary Downing who along Lori try to lead their team to victory. With a team like this and only senior Cindy Hietala leaving the team, next year could just be the year of the Roosevelt girls ski team! The captain of the crosscountry team is Debbie 0 Grady. 144 Cheryl Bumiece Basketball Row Is S. Hawkinson, B. Ferguson, K. Norman, R. Luftman, B. Cole, B. Anderson. Row 2: Asst. Coach--G. Hanson, S. Yeaxle, J. Quara, D. Mldthun, J. Bartels, M. Smith, R. Leighton, W. Mauland, A. Slaughter, Coach--P. Feely. After a slow start the basketball team came back strong. The highlight of the season was a victory over Southwest, a first since Pat Feely has been coaching. Leading the team were starters S. Yeaz-le, B. Ferguson, S. Hawkinson, K. Norman and B. Anderson. Brian Ferguson and Steve Yeazle were both selected by WCCO as All State Prep players of the week. Above: S. Yeazle with the ball. Right: M. Smith on the Jump. Co-Captains B. Ferguson and S. Yeazel K. Norman eyes the ball, closely! Coaches G. Hanson and P. Fecly Front: G. Muller, C. Johnson, D. Stockmo, S. Berg, K. Wltthum, T. Slaughter Row 2: J. Christo-phcrson, J. Wilson, A. Slaughter, G. Valenty, J. Quaro, Coach F. Meyer. 147 Skiing Captain J. Olausen The ski team for the fourth year in a row has been City champs. By winning regions the whole team went to state. Leading the team this year was Captain J. Olausen. Big contributions to the team this year were W. Arms, T. Brekken, D. Arvidson, J. Diefenthal, P. Karpinski, and P. Peters. Arvidson makes big jump. Downhill team: Coach L. Kindem, D. Ziebart, T. Brekken, J. Olausen, W. Arms, S. Vick, K. Magnuson, Coach Moody. 148 Homstad tries for 6 miles. Law shows guy how to break a ski. Olausen shows some style. Jumping Team. Top To Bottom: S. Borne, M. Nelson, L. Johnson, A. Himmler, D. Arvidson, J. Olausen 149 City Champion Wrestlers Varsity. Front: O. Gunner, S. Burton, T. Klein Second: Manager C. Weber, J. Luciano, M. Paulson, R. Quamme, R. Smith, P. Bjorkstrand, J. Burton Third: Coach J. Dotseth, T. Luciano, M. Johnson, R. Grothe, W. Kcrsten, T. Cockerhara, R. Holt, Coach R. Holland. J. V. Wrestling Team: Front Row: Chris Robertson, Steve McCullcn, Joe Fondell Second Row: Jim Lenz, Todd Piechowski, Doug Hamemik, Cliff Tebbitt, Mark Rosenquist Third Row: Joyce Erickson (manager), Jim Polak, Steve Kelley, Mike Cunningham, Bert Lanning, Keith Lucas. Back Row: Reg Pendelton, Pat Benson, Joel Goar, Brian Jones, Mark West, Coach Rum Holland. 4 A v4 4 Coaches J. Dotseth and R. Holland. ISO The Roosevelt Wrestling team proved to be the power in the Minneapolis Conference after de-throwning six year champion Edison 42-9 and finishing the conference season undefeated. The team was led by five seniors—Jack Burton, Mike Johnson, Rod Smith, and co-captains Roger Grothe and Tony Klein. Their contribution during the season and tournaments was a major part of the teams' success. Also, the closeness between the coaches and wrestlers was a strong factor in their desire to work and determination to suceed. R. Quamrae wins another match. P. Bjorkstrand gets ready for match. 151 R. Smith with a pin. Coach Dotseth gives advice. TEDDIE TANKERS Fiont Row: M. Simcoe, M. Severson, T. Fisher, D. Severson, L Thompson, S. Merrick, R. Warner. Row 2: Asst. Coach J. Schoenrock, Head Coach G. Fortier, K. Bolstad, P. Mulhausen, M. Lund, M. Thompson, B. Falk, A. Rogers, D. Hayenga, D. Knutson, D. Campbell, T. Seep, B. Sanford, B. Vatsaas, R. Anderson, J. Jordan. Seniors on diving board: D. Burkman, D. Wolking, K. O'Dougherty, Captain S. Sanford, M. Engstrom. After a shaky begining the swim team pulled out a fine season. Coach Fortier was gone for the first three weeks with a back operation but then came back to lead the team to a rewarding season. The highlight of the season was defeating South decisively after losing by one point last year. The Sophomore team was lead by new assistant coach John Schoenrock. Senior Diver M. Engstrom 153 Hockey, Hockey .. Front: Rick Sathcr, Chuck Cunningham, Monte Moir, John Bcrka, Steve Doyle, Bill Nelson, Jim St. Jacquc, Jav Larson Row Two: Mgr. Scott Starbuck, Marc Petty grove. Mike Bloomquist, Dave Deutsch, Dan Larson, John Downing, Brian Wold Row Three: Coach Clayton Frccburg, Steve Kcisalhorst, Roger Oxbough, George Armstrong, Fred Woll, Mike Ramsey, Mark Martin, Scott Nelson, coach A1 DeWolf, coach Bill Kolstad Coaches: C. Freeburg, A. Dewolf, B. Kolstad Co-captain B. Wold skates off ice Front: Steve Failor, Tom Knutson, Blake Trobrige, John Berk a, Wade Anderson, Chuck Cunningham Row Two: Coach Bill Kolstad, Roger Ox-bough, Jim Dolan, Steve Keisalhorst, Scott Nelson. Mark Martin, Jay Larson, Coach A1 DeWolf And More Hockey Below: Doyle docs splits for another save. Above: Ceorge Keys on puck in front of net 156 Mortensen shows a sample of his work. Front Row: B. Johnson, R. Plifka, J. Ryan, D. Osura, C. Doble, M. Halverson, C. Crouch, B. Welty, A. Lougee Second Row: Coach J. Sullivan, S. Mortensen, E. Williams, M. Brandy, B. Wermager, C. Volk, M. Millan, R. Svidron Brady does iron cross. The 1976 Gymnastics team was led by captains Chuck Doble and Steve Mortensen under the coaching of Jerry Sullivan. Individual performances by Jeff Osum on the parallel bars, Steve Mortensen and Kevin Herring on the pommel horse, Kirt Messick on the trampoline, and Russ Plifka on the still rings were highlights of the team. The team's all-around was Chuck Doble whose main event was floor exercise. 157 Bowling Team Bowling Team: Mike Kelley, Pete Lchncrcti, Scon Kjescth, Paul Pearson, Amie Wheeler. The members of die bowling team, this year, did a great job. They went to the State Tournament, where they placed fourth out of eight teams. Chess Club Chess Club this year was made up primarily of people who enjoyed a friendly confrontation, and those who merely wanted to polish their game. The club met after school in the computer room (304), and was advised by Math teacher John Jennings. 1S8 Chess Club: From Row: Dick Mattison, Pcllc Lindquist, Chris Anglim, Robert Meyer Back Row: Joe Redman, Jim Rammerain, Paul Pearson, Ann Middleton, Ken Carlson, Not Pictured: Rich Lindeman, Jeff Carlson, Doug Bigelow. Jf9 SPIRIT OF ACTIVITIES Sadie Hawkins Square dancing, hayrides, Marrin' Sam Mclnroy, a kiss or a 5£ jail fee, and a three-legged race were all a part of the 1975 Sadie Hawkins festivities held at Malkerson's Stables. Dogpatch U. S. A. became the home of Lil' Abner--Jack Burton and Daisy Mae--Liz West. I'm not caught yet! 1 hope she has a nickel, maybe she went for change. Winter Time Wonders was the theme of diis year's Winter Sports Day held January 16. The annual Broomball Tournaments and the Human Sled Dog Races led die activities. The auditorium program was presented with four shimmering pillars which reflected our new mirror ball. Co-Chairpersons Linda Wassmund and Dave Midthun introduced the W. S. D. Royalty. Our new W. S. D. King John Downing, smiled and a polite Thank-you was his response to the shouts from the audiance. The Royalty we re entertained by skits and the cheerleader endiusiasm. The Choralairs, faculty songs, Rockettes dancing and die pep bands contributions. The W. S. D. tradionally ended widi a dance to Flytime. Winter-Time Wonders 162 Winter Sports Day ’76 FEELINGS The annual Blue Tri sponsored Sno Ball was held on January 31st 1976 at the Howard Johnsons'. Couples danced to the music of Lotus and enjoyed refreshments of punch and cookies. Cochairpersons Sandy and Doug worked hard for weeks to make the evening a big success. There was a better turnout than ever before, with over 220 couples attending. The theme, although not a song title, was 'Feelings of Love.' Afterwards couples enjoyed dinner at various places such as Steak-n-Ale, Eddie Websters, and the Mariott. OF LOVE Teds Have Spirit! Although few pepfests were held this year, they were well worth the time and effort put into them. The first pepfest this year was used to introduce all fall sports teams, rockettes, cheerleaders and to give the sophomores a welcome. It was held in the gym and gave everyone a chance to show their enthusiasm. The other two pepfests were held to introduce all winter sports teams. One of the highlights of the pepfests was the grand performance of Fred's Army. 'Welcome Welcoming Sophomores at first pepfest Fred’s army in action Come And Get It! Patron of 'The Greater Metropolitan Restaurant m'm in'm good With the open lunch program at Roosevelt, students can choose from a variety of places to eat. While many students visit such places as McDonald's, Burger King, or Zapata's, the majority still prefer the atmosphere of the lunchroom. Nice weather can also find students dining on the school lawn. 167 I can't believe I ate the whole thing. Y.A.C Is Back The Hiawatha YMCA Youth Activities Center, under die direction of Marc Burton, associate program director, and the YAC Board provided a variety of activities for students. These activities included dances, sports, camping, skiing, overnights, and service projects. This year was a rebuilding year for the YAC program. The YAC Board and Y staff worked to try and return diis program to its status of previous years. Also, students from other area high schools were involved. Although the year was filled with the programs of trying to reorganize, the development of a strong YAC Board will lead the way to better programs for R. H. S. students in coming years. A Front Row: C. Weber — Co-chairpcrson, N. Flanders -- Secretary, K. Adler — Co-chairperson. Row Two: Marc Burton - Advisor. Front Row: R. Buffic, J. Gardner, E. Slayton, M. Morin, S. Vick, C. Grannes, B. Wermager. Row Two: J. Luciano, L. Utter berg, S. Sturtevant, C. Weber, K. Adler, M. Sumiman, N. Flanders, Y. Johnson, B. Ronning, N. Ribar. Not pictured: R. Anderson, L. Bjclland, J. Erickson. Cabinet Officers, Front Row: D. O'Grady -- co Chapter President. S. Crosby — Chapter President, B. Anderson — co Chapter President, M. Ames -- co Chapter President. Row 2: M. Moen — Chapter Coordinator, J. Nelson -- Chapter President, M. Sandberg — Historian Chaplain, J. Velenchenko — co Chapter President, A. Raab — Secretary, J. Tyler — President, P. Breedlove — Sadie Chairman, K. Pederson — Vice President, J. Tolle — Chapter Coordinator, B. Bergin — co Chapter President, S. Steiner — co Chapter, S. McGinty — Treasurer. Blue Tri is an all Girls club. It is divided up into five different chapters, and each one is required to do at least two service projects a year. Blue Tri sponsors such activities as Homecoming Breakfast, Sadie Hawkins Day dance, Sno ball, and the 50'S dance. Each chapter may also do activities on their own, such as playing broom-ball, going skiing, and having parties. The group is under the direction of Miss Gershcow, and Mr. Johnson. 169 Front Row: B. Baxter, R. Papcnhauscn, S. Crosby, C. Bcndik, L. Zeller. Row 2: C. Applcquist, M. Morin, K. Schluck, L. Drey cr, S. Malkavage, J. SI arks, T. Jensen, P. Johnson. Row 3: T. Maxson, J. Doble, K. Miller, D. Selby, C. Ramerth, L. Uttcr-berg, A. Powers, K. Mitzel, S. Daly. Front Row: M. Edwards, J. Erickson, J. Nelson. K. Aaserud, C. Christ. Row 2: R. Ottum, C. Peterson, S. Donovan, D. Piel, J. Ogdahl, K. Deming, C. Weber, D. Hallquist, D. Piel, T. Applequist, R. Kulenkamp. Row 3 C. Fischer, D, Haxncmik. M. Cardin, N. Flanders, Y. Johnson, J. Harnrng, K. Adler, L. Roach. G. Morris, L. Wlstrom, C. Profant, M. Polunc, S. Ozolins, J. Gardner. From Row: J. Strom, M. Ames, J. Velenchenko, B. Anderson, D. O’Grady, M. Erhard. Row 2: D. Francisco, M. Michelson, T. Gunner, B. Sager, K. Ness, R. Schoen, S. Sturtevant, P. Bernard, C. Feidt, K. Meyer. Row 3: L. Gordon, P. Kolstad, M. Christiansen, T. Gruenwald, S. Herkenhoff, C. Seep, J. Hinrichs, N. Green, C. Granncs, W. Nelson, K. Holmcn, S. Palbicki, D. Pavel, C. Lex. Roosevelt Blue Tri Front Row: D. Erickson, J. Bossert. Row 2: J. Magnuson, A. Laursen, L. West, P. Blue, ). Hoehnc, S. Thesinga, M. Bolin. Row V. D. Owens. S. McCinty, S. Kennedy, L. Wassmund, J. Swanson, L. Eikaas, K. LaCoursicre. L. Christensen. T. Fechl, M. Kadtlik. Row 4: P. Anderson, J. Hendrickson, B. Kramer, R. Greiner, B. Kolstad, P. Morreim, S. Carlson. C. Engsttom, I. Exttand, B. Tucker, D. Peterson. Front Row: J. Kcmling, D. Johnson. S. Steiner, B. Bcrgin, C. Hoffman, K. Pederson. Row 2. B. Schoen. D. Donley, C. Peterson, M, Carlson, A. Vigtel, L. Peterson, L. Schleif. R. Hama, P. Peterson, J. Papulas. Row V. S. Modig, D. Anderson, L. Pederson, D. Dahlgrcn, K. Paulson, C. Bumiecc, ). Tyler, P. Breedlove, M. Sandberg, M. Moen, A. Raab. “You Know We Can’t Leave You While The Music Is Playing” This was the title of the fall production of the drama club. 'Hie play was staged on November 6, 7, and 10. It was Roosevelt's first completly student-made play. The Master of Ceremonies was Gary Bergin and the storytellers were Dale Heltzer and Angie Larsen. The choreographer was Jennifer Sevlie, the set designer Teresa Gonsior, die music composer Julie Tyler, and die costume designer was Julie Papulas. It was all put together under the direction of Mr. Steve Phillips. The play was based on the Story of the Pied Piper, the piper being played by Craig Soderberg. 172 Mr. Phillips, dircctpr The Grand Finale “BOOGIE” BOOGIE”—a musical revue, choreographed and directed by Maurice Weinblatt, graced Roosevelt's stage from January 8th to January 12th. The revue brought back songs from the roaring 20's, all the way to 1975. The stage set and fantastic choreography, enhanced the revue. An eventful night of music brought pleasure to all. CAST: B. Bergin, B. Carl. L. Eikaas, B. Kolstad, D. Francisco, J. Tyler, G. Bergin, D. Dahlgrcn, R. Rotden, B. Severson, L. Gannon, K. LaCousicrc, D. Miller, P. Peterson, T. Papke, C. Swit-ala, C. Warder, C. Sodcrberg, M. Mercado. Row 1: K. Peterson, M. Bittner, T. Gonslor, M. Emery, L. Brown Row 2: V. McClin-tock, C. Switala, C. Clementson, I. Scott, S. Moster, A. Larson Row 3: A. Vigtel, S. Olson, C. Anglim, J. Tyler, B. Bergln, K. Hansen Row 4: S. Steiner, K. Nickle-son, C. Sodcrbcrg, D. O'Grady, C. Scaly, C. Hoffman, J. Wassather, G. Bergln, L. Eikass Row 5: D. Leary, K. Remington, K. Carlson, D. Kcllerman, L. Sorenson, B. Grout, J. Papulas, S. Phillips, not pictured, J. M. Sevlie Drama Club Drama Club, a very active club at our school under the direction of Steve Phillipps, is responsible for the many dramatic achievements presented here. During the year, they perform a fall show, winter one-acts and the Senior Class Play in the spring. OFFICERS Row 1: L. Brown, D. O’Grady Row 2: S. PhiUips, Advisor Row 3: J. Tyler, K. Nicklcson OPERATION: Christmas Basket Through a joint effort between Roosevelt High School and the Hiawatha Branch YMCA, students raised $1279 and brought in 1391 canned goods for the fifth year of Operation: Christmas Basket. The money was used to buy turkeys and various other food items to supplement the 87 baskets that were distributed to needy families in the Roosevelt area. nefcbotL Coaches The Roosevelt coaching staff: Front Row: L. Kindem, Boys' Skiing, Track; J. Dotseth, Football, Wrestling; P. Fccly, Basketball, Soph. Football; J. Sullivan, Gymnastics; L. Wendt, Girls' Swimming, Girls' Gymnastics; C. Fortier, Swimming, Football; E. Scnrocder, Girls' Skiing; Soph. Baseball; M. Gallea, Girls' Tennis, Badminton; Second Row: C. Hansen, Girls' Golf; K. Peterson, Volleyball, Girls' Track; R. Anderson, Football, Baseball; N. Johnson, Football; C. Freeburg, Hockey, Tennis; J. Moody, Skiing. Not pictured, W. Tillbury, Cross-Country. Assistant coaches, not pictured: R. Holland, Wrestling F. Meyer, Football, Basketball L. Lucas, Girls' Swimming, Track J. Schocnrock, Boys' Swimming P. Monaham, Volleyball, Track A. DeWolf, Hockey B. Kolstad, Hockey F. Mclnroy, Girls' Basketball, Boys’ Track, was selected Outstanding Track Coach in the state during the 1975 season. COACHING IS... not getting any sleep... sitting up nights figuring out new plays.. .getting old fast... gray hairs... good discipline... the thrill of victory ... the agony of defeat... hours and hours of practice. .. butterflies... being proud of your team... getting along with the kids. Richard McWaters, Athletic Director 176 CROSS COUNTRY TENNIS FOOTBALL RHS North 26 34 South 21 37 Washburn 15 47 Edison 30 29 West 42 18 Central 43 20 Southwest 15 47 Henry 21 36 BOYS SWIMMING RHS Edison 108 64 Central 114 58 West 42 112 South 79 93 ... Southwest 110 61 Washburn 100 72 Marshal U 30 95 Henry 43 40 Washburn Edison West Southwest South Central North Henry RHS 0 4 5 1 5 5 5 5 GIRLS SWIMMING Harding Washburn Southwest Edison West Central North Henry South Harding 7 0 6 0 8 7 12 12 14 13 Central Edison South Southwest West urn GIRLS GYMNASTICS RHS North 30. 80 62.65 South 36.00 55.95 Southwest 63.00 62.65 Central 52.90 67.20 Washburn 67.50 57.40 West 69.20 65.50 Henry 65.10 54.35 BOYS GYMNASTIC RHS Washburn 39.00 52.75 North 71.55 62.47 Edison 50.41 62.58 North 66.10 58.10 Washburn 51.20 60.30 Edison 84.82 HOCKEY 78.72 RHS Central 1 6 West 4 3 North 0 4 Edison 4 2 South 5 3 Henry 7 4 Southwest 9 2 Washburn 3 6 Henry 2 5 South 2 5 Southwest 6 3 West 5 0 Region 5 Washburn 4 5 Golden Valley 1 7 Henry 6 3 Southwest 5 3 Henry South BOYS SKIING 5 RHS 4 Henry 5 4 Edison 4 5 Marshal U 6 3 Central 5 4 North 6 3 West 5 4 Washburj - 4 (Low score wins) GIRLS SKIING X-Co untry RHS North RHS South III IS Henry West RHS Edison RHS III IS Washburn RHS Central (Winner Listed First) Slalom RHS North RHS South RHS Henry West RHS Edison RHS Washburn RHS Central RHS VOLLEYBALL Central South North Henry Edison Southwest Washburn West 3 0 14 15 2 7 10 18 18 7 2 17 13 7 18 9 13 18 19 RHS 18 18 18 18 J8 18 18 16 16 18 18 19 18 18 16 18 18 13 17 RHS 15 25 7 16 14 6 34 27 27 7 54 42 46 40 65 35 35 31 GIRLS BASKETBALL St. Paul Johnson 18 Henry 43 ■West 32 Central 24 Ora no 22 North 40 hland Park 66 uth 33 son 41 ashburn 45 enry Sibley 33 Southwest 36 Regina Region 5 57 BOYS BASKETBALL 36 44 15 RHS 34 23 37 22 42 25 21 40 31 42 37 35 24 West 47 RHS 53 North 63 53 Henry 57 45 Central 87 55 Washburn 53 51 South 59 55 Edison 49 72 Southwest 58 68 West 51 62 North 63 54 Henry 72 66 Central 56 54 Washburn 51 53 South 61 59 Edison 66 88 Southwest 56 54 Remembering . Stephen Berg Orientation... first day at school... how do I get to my classes?... meeting new people... Pluck those birdies, bear ... sophomore football team second in city... river parties... skiers go to state... Just you and me ... Suck a Snowball ... Haak ... sophomore city wrestling champs... Co-city, Twin City, and Region 5 hockey champs... Skate to State!!... kazoo band... energy crisis... rubber policeman . .. 18-year old vote... streaking... Hearst kidnapping... band goes to Vienna... Hang Henry High . ..we did!... a winning football team!... Frosty Fantasies ... Nancy Sinatra and the Snotettes... skiers back to state... cold halls... Best of My Love ... lots of snow... cancelled pepfests... Track team takes City title... Dave Eiland breaks state record... our last year at Rosey Tech... remembering senior pictures... Mark Lee Dan Chinander football games at Parade... homecoming breakfast--rubber pancakes... powder-puff... Queen LeAnn, King Danny... we ’'PUSHED THE POLARS NORTH! ... conference football champs... THE BELL!... Sadie... Daisy Mae Liz, Lil' Abner Jack... Boogie ... son of the rubber policeman... B1-CENTENNIAL celebration.--country's 200th birthday... Winter-time Wonders ... King John... Fred's Army... Hockey trip to Bemidji... Feelings of Love ... CITY WRESTLING CHAMPS... early thaw... more snow... Florida trip for choir... May Day... distribution of Sagamores... senior play... Senior Banquet ... skip day... Prom... signing yearbooks... last day of school... WE’VE GOT SPIRIT, FULL OF KICKS, WE RE THE CLASS OF '76!!... caps gowns... commencement... diplomas... graduation... parties... lots of tears... happy memories... promises to keep in touch... good luck everyone... so long Roosevelt--it's been GREAT!... Lisa Dallas 179 Art-- I don't know what's good, I just know what I like . Students at Rosey Tech show their talents thru the paintings, jewelry, sculptures, etc.. displayed in the showcase by the art classes. Others show their talents on desks, folders, and even bathroom walls. Art is an expression of inner feelings, shown in many different ways. Band--Early morning practices and drilling in hot and cold weather can be a bummer. You march in patterns you'll never see. You play a piece and no one hears your accomplishment; but with every song you share a victory. Cheerleaders--Being a cheerleader is the return of enthusiasm from the crowd. It means hours of practice, sore muscles, cold days and rainy nights. The most rewarding part is having 4000 people know your name. Dating--Spending time with someone who is a special part of your life. Wanting to be with that person, not really caring what you do or where you go, for just as long as you're together you know the time you spend will be as wonder! ul as it could be. 180 Eating--Eating is the battle to get a large helping of something good at a cheap price. Eating is preparing yourself for the jump from size 8 to 12. It's also expecting the unexpected. Friendship--A friend is one who looks through all your imprefections. This once-in-a-lifetime person is one who cares and loves you not with emotion alone, but also with understanding. G life. raduation--Tears, last goodbyes, and reaching out to what's ahead in Hangouts--Radiators and stairwells are the usual hangouts for the Roosevelt students. Between classes we have a whole 5 minutes to stop and hear the latest gossip; and then bum out about your next favorite class. Individuals--Being yourself is a big accomplishment here at Roosevelt. Knowing that you are one of a kind; and you are liked for just being yourself. Jocks--Are people with a lot of school spirit. They are involved in many different school activities. When you finish school, you will really be glad that you took part in it and you'll have so many happy memories. 161 18J K1 ids-- Could you please tell me where room 151 is? It is only two doors down to your right. Oh, how embarrassing! It is really hard being a sophomore... entering a big school scared out of your mind. The most rewarding part is meeting all those new people... and by the time you are a senior, you couldn't get any closer to these once strange people. L eisure--Time just spent by goofing off and getting rowdy. Sometimes it becomes quite difficult to determine just how long leisure time should last! There is a big test coming up, papers due yesterday, homework that doesn't stop and an oral report due tomorrow. Hey, there's a good flick tonight! Me Donald’s--The only close place in town where you can get food under a dollar. The place whre everyone goes for lunch and after games... where everyone goes to end their evenings. Nightlife --Nightlife really varies. So many people like to do different things, from movies to school activities, such as, games and dances. Then the big weekend comes up... the parties Saturday night and no work on Sunday morning. .VAV o ffice-- Late again. What a drag. ,rWhat's he gonna say this time? Pepfests--Bring out the life in the students. The enthusiasm, excitement, rowdiness, tears and laughter make our pepfests hold the best memories ever. OFFICE 184 Quiet-- Shhh, is about all you hear in the library except people breathing. Doing just your work can get pretty boring after awhile. A lot of people like the silence since they cannot study in any class or at home. Rockettes-- Get those legs up. You're starting on the wrong foot I Learning all new dances. Every time you perform is nerve racking, but being proud at the end of the dance knowing that you did your best. Sleep-- Will you please pay attention! Grades slowly dropping, trying so hard to keep those lids open is a drag. It is hard enough to stay awake let alone do the work in class. Teddies--Seniors, Juniors, Sophomores, Faculty and staff, all working together to make the teddies the best ever. Understanding--The relief of knowing that someone really knows what you're talking about. It is a good feeling to find out how many people really listen and care. Victories--A feeling of satisfaction knowing that all the practice, hardwork and time spend was all worthwhile. Onward to victory, that our aim! 186 W winter--Winter to some people is really a great time of the year. But for others, it is cold and miserable! We all wait patiently and get keyed for the summer. Xtra special--Xtra special is what you get out of life. All the special things that mean so much to you, now and forever. ou--You are the individual among others who made this book possible. Z ero--Zero is the average of that last test grade, plus the number of dates last month, plus the balance in your savings account. Zeroes are like holes in your socks; they're round and they show up when you hate them most. ) General Index Operation Christinas Basket Patchwork .W. . . . Pep Club.............. ........... Rockettes . . J....... Sadie Hawkins......v. . I Acknowledgements . A. F. S. ......... Alphabet Candids . . Audio Visual . . . . Band............. Basketball, Boys . . Basketball, Girls . Blue Tri......... Bov. ling......... Cheerleaders . . . , C llSSS......... . Cholf..........i . Coaches . . . . . . Cro Countn . , . 1JCIMTC ......... no re ecutive Board mories . . . Boys Girls DECA .... Drama Club . Faculty . . . Fall Play . . . Fall Musical . FFA.......... fha JiV. itoores h Club Crew . Standard Staff . . Student Aides. . Student Council . Swimming, Boys' Swimming, Girls Tennis, Girls' . , V1CA.......... Viking Club. . . Volleyball, Girls Winter Sports Da; Wrestling, Boys' ilomlcoming . . . . . . Index ................ Juniors’. . . . Lunchtime............. National Honor Society I Choir, P!40,169, 170, tck, Basketball ding Club. ntjenon, T Burkman”Pavld 24,152, 1S3J Swimm Areadarej ArmKroB FHA. Armstrong Hockey Arvidson, min?,, Son for Executive Board, FHA, Bluc-Tri, Concert Choir, Choralairrs, BOOC.IE, Drama Club, Golf, Pep Cj J Eklurfd, Diane 15,29, Swimming, BJocl Tri, OEA, Homecoming Candidate. Eliascn, Cheryl 29, 109r4fep Club, Spanish Club, Student Council, CJA. Eng, Jacquelyn 29 v VaH Engclstad, R andolpk-dVS, ‘v- mraing. ] Engstrom, Christine 29, 102, 067171.j a Concert Band, Marching Band, FHa ' (Pres.), Senior Executive Board, . Student Council, Blue-Tri, Pep Chit', r Prom Chairman. Engstrom, Mark 29, 152,162, Swimming, 'N Track, Football, WSD Candidate. Ericffin, Dan 29(j OOtball, Wrestling, W ErfeXm', Y yc4 , 111, 104, 150, 170, Blue-Tri, YAC Board, AFS, Pep Club, SparAli Club, Wrestling Manager, Car Iso lenlor Christ, Cymi more Pep Christensen, T«ryl 26 . i Christianscr , (Mbttji 26. 170,. Blue-Tennis. _ r 158 Senior Index fpry 18, 11 rack, rfgais. '-v.. Daniel 18,111, National iety. '.'V , lasermi. Karen 18, 111,112, l!6 118, 170, Marching Band, Concert Band, Blue-Tri, Honor Society, AFS, Acker, Rcimc 18,111. Swim Team, Blue-Tri, Honor Society, Cl Ackerman,, Curtis ! A Her, Kathleen IS, 111, 137, 168,170 Honor Society, Volleyball, YAC, Student Council, Pep Club.------- Ale • under, Crcgg 18,104,111, Society, Standard. Allen, Valjcan 18 runeth IS, 111, AUip, Mynm IS Amci, Mary 19, 110, 111 Tennis, Badmitten, R!uc-Trl, Horseback Anderson, James 19 Anderson, Kari 19, Basketball [ Anderson, Penny 19, 106, 123,124,128, | 171, Tennis, Ch erleadlng, FHA, Saga-mcre, Blue-Tri. Anderson, Rachel 19,112, Debate team. Swimming,, AFS, Blue-Tri, Track. Anderson, Seer Anderson, Stfan 19, 102, 104,111, IX, Concertwnd, Standard (Ed), Frqp L Senior Executive Board, AFS, Honors I Society bthy 19 J Vner 19, 104,10f l2, rk, Debate, Drama, Standard, library Aid. in. ,06 It Patchwork, FHA, Bcrthlaume, Robert Billings, RicJ Bi Jeffrey 27.128, Kenn Kiel], is 23 V iillp 23 Mark 23 Mark 23, 116, 117, 118, Marching Stage Band, Cerman Club. 23, lit, 116,117, 128, 171. [rack, Student Council, __ Xlub, Matching Band, Concert Band, Stage Band, FHA, Blue-Tri. Bohanon, John 23, 108, V1CA. Bostcr, Steven 108, V1CA. Braekken, Tails 23.148, Ski Team, German Club. Bragg, Diane 23 Breedlove, Margaret 23, 111, 119, 169, 171, Tennis, Badminton, Ski Team, Drama, Bluc-Tri, AFS, French Club, Speech Team, Concert Choir. Brinwall, Bonita 23, 108.VICA. Brown, David 24,108, VICA. Brown, Steven 24, Football, Track Brown, Suzanne 24 Buck, Tracy 24, Blue-Tri. Buffie, Randall 24, 168, YAC, Delano, Gene 27 Demarais, Nancy 27,109, 128,FFA.OEA. Deutxch, David 27, 102, 103, 106, 107,111 154, 162, Hockey, Coif, Student Cc cil, Senior Executive Board, (Vi President), FHA, WSD Candidate, coming Chair Person, Sagamore, F Society. Dierauer, Van 27,111, Science Club, Honor Society., Dillon, John 27, Doblc, Charles 27, Gymnastics. Dokkcn, Denise 27 Dolan, James 154, Donovan, Sharon 27, Sri, FHA, Cirls Choir cicty. r Domfeld, Marie 28, lll.L � --Pprflfciiuk. Lanie 2S, Swimm Dorsncr, Michelle 28, 115, R | c. -mna Sties. Douglas, Brenda Downing, John 28, 111, 132, 133,1 r Vtootball, Hockey, WSD Kin . Doylc, Steven 154,162, Hockey, Y Ducfa, Bertvira 24. Duffy, Lynn In, Randall -JP u«- Bc. ixbcrg, Joyc Band, Maj Bailey, Brae Baker, DorinJ V. ton. Bakke, work. Balcome, Baldwin, Barsamlan, I hall. Baum, Work Pep Club, iJUtgren, Nancy Board, Student M idrigab. Hyland, .Venita 3 Isbam, Kelley 3 Iverson, Jo Jackson, Penny f ott 33, 111,133, FWbaU, lockry, SkilnR, Spanish Club. Vicki 33, CFA. jtf Jacqueline '109, Work Pro- ale, Robert 3-1,1 Hockey, Basebal allquilt, Debt i 3-Club, Blue-Tri, Council. Johnson, Jtm 38, Football; Johnaon, Machelle Johnaon, Michael 38, 150, W. rJcZJo 34, lOg? DFC Paula 35, Mar hfp n. Lyiui 35, 111, Hoi Jovic , • yball, Badminton, H FUflet ■WWP ill, IICA Patrick 39, 133, Fa jail. Track, Brood Track. Student llchael 397116, Coi ncert Choir, Honor Society. Close Fcely, Karon 30 Ferguson, Brian 30, 132, 133, 13 ball, Basketball, Baseball. Fetrer. Cheryl 30.108, VlCA. Fildes, Dermis 30 Flmon, Karen Fischer, Cynthia 30,111, 112, 119, Pep Club, Blue-Tri, AFS, Cancer c u, Honor Society, Fischer, Jeffrey Fischer, Patti 30 Fitzgerald, Ca Flanden, Blue-Ti Choir Senior Index RTue-Tri, Pep Club, AFS, Standard, i Club, Honor Society. James 34 Nancy 34 Kevin 34, Audio Visual. Yvonne 34, 111,410,141, Tennti lnton, Track, Basketball, Volley-Viking Club, FHA, Horsm.mehip Han ba Club. Harden, lie.- hoir, YAC Patch 134, I Johnson, Cynthia 38, Majorette, Band. ijohi f ww Johnson, Jerrold 38 Johnson, JerroM 3S A Johnson, Jerry 11 -11, Fc Volleyball, Honor Society. Leann 34, 115, 102, Homecoming CA. g Band, Trac ', Wf Vl«i||Basketball, . , Honor Society, AFS, w Irv. -Science Club. � RMB|| 1. Honor'- 108, Work Program. Marlene 35 , Terry 35,102, CEA, Sen-vr Board. Janet 35.106. I d. 171. 31, 119,121, Mixed Che ir, Madrigals. 31, ill, J12, Volleyball, Society. n 111, Honor Society. 31. Ill, 112. 11°. V . May Herkei Day Chatrperaon, Pep Sandra 36, 123, FHA, Blue-Tri, Track, Basketball. Gym- rm a ily C.effre, Andrew 32, Wrestling., Consior, Teresa 32, 10 , Drama, Up. Gonzalir, Sara w Gooselaw, Diane 32 J J 1 | Gottwalt, Kevin 32 Grannes, Cynthia 32, 102, 106,110 444 123, 124, 128, 168, 170, Chccrleading, Blue-Tri, Ski Team, Ski Club.Jrtekj (Capt.), Pep Club, Volleyball. VAC 1 Boar FHA. Sagamore, Honor Society, Senior Executive Board (Secy), Top Ted. Cranholm, Edward 32. Granmim, Gail 32, 116,117, German Club, Band. Green, Nancy 32, 102, 128, 170, Senior Executive Board, FHA. Crelner, Renate 32, 128, 171, Blue-Tri, FHA. Grietcns, Baiba 32, 128, FHA, Pep Club, FaH Play. Grothe, Roger 33, 111, 136, 150, Wrestling, Track, Footbali, Honor Society. Grout, Bruce 33, 130, Stage Crew, Drama Club. Gruenwald, Mary 33, 128, FI Crunke, Craig 33 Gunderson, Darcv Gtmncr, Scott 33, Track, Hockey, Council, Span is! Gimstrotn, Vick i Gustafson, gram. Cutwald, Y Hagctrom, Halberg, Hale, Robert Herring, nasties, Hesjc, Mark 3( Constance Rachel 36.111, Cynthlai02, 1 Senior Executive Board, Prom Committee, Ski Team, Ski Club, Student Council, Concert Choir, Standard, Patchwork, FHA, Honor Society. Hilden, Julie 36, 120, 136, Mixed Choir, Girl's Choir, Basketball, Pep Club Hillestad, Kathleen 36, Volleyball. Basketball, Badminton. Hlnrichs, Jody 36, 102,128, 170, FHA, Blue-Tri, Senior Executive Board. Hinschberger, Laura 36. Hirsch, Cary 36, 108, VICA. Holmberg, Rachel 37,111, Honor Society, Patchwork, Drama, Pep Club, Blue-Tri, Student Council. Holmgren, Layton 37,111, Honor S .clety, Homo, Randy 37 Host, Jacqueline 37 Hoven, Bonita 37 Howe, James 37 Hutkc, Jacquelyn 37,103,109, Track, AFS. Hallqullt, Roxane Hamcmik, Denise 37,121, Senior Executive Council, Concert Choir, 37, 128, FHA. 37 Gymnastics, Cross Coun- Blue-Tri, AFS, 133, Concert Band, Concert Band, Committee 104,112, 120 FHA, Standard, id, Black • 0, 128. Kelly, Michael 40, Football, Bowling, Baseball. Kendrick, Timothy Wrestling, Baseball. Kem, Steven 40 Ketstcn, Douglas 40, 133, Football. Klngsbeck, Paige 40,109,111, CFA, Honor Society. Kingsley, Teresa Kjescth, Scott 41,162, Football, Bowling, Broomball, WSD Candidate. Klecve, Marilyn Klein, Richard ISO, Gym Aid, Wrestling. Knoke, Craig 41, 108, Work Program, Tennis. Kolstad, Barbara 41,111, 128, 171, 173, Gym nastiest-concert Choir, Blue-Tri, Homecoming Chairperson. Koucky, Elizabeth 41,103, 111,128, FHA, Track, Stua MCouncil, Honor Society. Kramer, Barbara 16, 102, 128, 140, 171, Track, TCnnis, Blue-Tri, FHA, Concert Band, hatching Rand, Senior Banquet Chairpdfon, Senior Executive Board. Kranz, Cjerard41, FFA, Krause, Stephen, 41,104, Standard, Krolock, Kelly Kay I Kroll, Scott 41 Kulcnkamp, Robin 41,110, 128,170, Ski Club, FHA, Office Aid, Blue-Tri. Kusnler, Araie41.Hl, Science Club, Honor Society. KvcHand, Glen 42, X-Countxy, Stage. LuCoursiere, Kris 42. 106,109,124,123, 128, 171,173, Chccrleading Captain, Blue-Tri, Pep Club, BOOGIE, FHA, Sagamore, Teachers Aid. Lacroix, Diane 42 Large, Janda 42 Large, Patricia 42, 10 , 120, OEA, Choir, cn, Eileen 42,1(M. 110, Ski Club, Biflketball, Track Standard. Senior Index 21, Concert Choir, Srson, Michjir42nn ■ Choir, Homrcomapgj Tgarson, Sue 42, Sw HH Laursen, Amy 43, 17 H Leary, Denise 43, 111, H Orchestra, Stage Crew, Lee, Mark Lehman, Robert 43, VocationalUndustrial Club, VICA. V. Lehrke, Tamra 43,109,119, Con frt Choii OEA. Leighton, Russell 43,104,133,134, Football, Basketball ( Mr. Hustle ), Track, Standard, Student Council, FHA. Lem ay, Debra 43, FHA. Leinum, Sharon 43 Lidstone, Steven 43 Liedholm, Mary 43,115, Rockettes. Lindman, Richard 43,108, Work Program, Chess Club, 158 Lindquist, Pelle 112,111,149,158, Chess, Honor Society, Sking. Loehr, Rose 43 Lougee, George 44 Luciano, Antonio 44, 102,133, 150, Football, Wrestling, Track, Senior Class President, Senior Executive Board. k Lund, Dorinda 44, VICA. Lund, Douglas 44, Wrestling. ■ Lundeen, Mary 44, 119,126, Concert Choir, FFA. Lundquist, Paul 44 Lundquist, Rhonda 44 Tri, OEA. f rama Club, inor Society. rew. Moen, Frem Moir, Moje, . Debaf®. -a 15.47,154, Hockey. 47, 126, 127, Track Hcvkey Moot iqMrd 47, AFS. «. Morin, Manila 15,47, 111, 1687 rHA. Morreim, Pomnia 15, ic9gl7it Blue Tri, Sagamore, [HA, Homecoming. Morris, Gwendolyn 48, 1091 111,112,128, 170, Blue TM, National Honor Society, Pep Club, CfA. FHA, Aft. Morris, Kerri 18, 109, 111, OEA. Mortcnscn, StA en 48, 111, 159, Cmin'1 tics. Moya, Roxannl 48 'Mfl Mueller, Lori � Mulhausen, Jea n 48,103,119112;, Ckt Chorlaircs, Skident Council Senior Executive Bo d. Myring, Lorinetle 48 Nelson, David «, VICA Nelson, Julianna 48, 169, 170, Pep Club, Concert ChoHfbyid, Blue- LjL, JR Nelsen, Scott 48 $3, 154, gK| | Und, Baseball, Football, NelWL William 48, 154, Hockcy WW? Nerison, Rob tr l9 Ness, Gay 49, 140, Tennis, Ski Club, Concert Band. LUIHR(UUl, IXI Lutz, Paul 44 Mack, Marilyn 44 mson Micha Treasure, OEA Trcaiuzej FHA l Ogdahl, Joan 50, 119, 127,128, 1 Porter, Powley', Pr.nghq Swimming. McGinty, Sandra 46, 106, 107.124,111, 169,171,128, Cheerleader, Bhie-Tri, Sno Ball (Co-Chairperson), FHA, Sagamore, National Honor Society, Gym-nasrict, Pep Club. McVay, Lorraine 46, OEA Medeiros, Vickie 46,119, Concert Choir. Meehan, Jayne 46 Melrose, Dean 46, 108 Mercado, Margaflta 46, 109, 173, Boogie Messick, Kurt 15,46,102, Cymnasbcs, Mavdjv (Co-HHperson) Homecc Meyer, ire .rick 46 Midthun, David 47, 103, 111, Basketball, Baseball. Student Council (Pres.) Drama. Prr «c. Terry 108, Work Program. 7 ennie S3, Hockey Statistician Profant, Carmine 54, 111, 112,127, t28. 1 IT). FS. Patchwork, FHA, Honor Society. Blue-Tri, Gymnastics, YAC. ‘Pu .ihl, Todd 54 Quick. nneth VICA. DF.CA, '•me 54, 111. ltV I I, Badminton, r Tennis, Hint-! r“,crman Club, Honor flamnawine, James 54, 111, 112,119, , Honor Society, Standard, Concert Choir. Speech, AFS. Ski Team. Rapp, John 54 Rardin, Brian 54, ! 16, 117, 118, Marching Vm Office .«dc, Ski Tcarpj Olson, Alan Olson, Crais Olson, Danfl blson, tap k Work land |808, Student Council 190 Thielen, Paulette 61 Thompson, Debra 61, Patchwork. Thompson, Cary 61 Thompson, Jennifer 62, 126, FFA (Pres.), Thompson, Julie 62, OEA Thoreson, Mary Thorton, Michael 62,126, FFA. Tobeck, Valeric 62, 108, Work Program, Track. Tolle, Jan 62,136,169,137, Volleyball, Blue-Tri, Senior Executive Board. SeatOM. Todd 58, J08. SW Team? TracK vf 'tr1 ’ 58. 111.128,138,139, 1 0J BjuWtton, Track, Swimming, BLp -Tri, FHA, Honor Society. , Selar !tr, Craig 58, 108, Work Program. Sekun, Richard 58 Sevenon, Barbara 58, 173. Top Ted, BCOCIK. Sexton, Thomas 58 Shard, Catherine 58 Shobe, Carrie 58, Gymnastics, Volleyball. Shula, Dean 59 Shun. Far! '■ !Football, Track. Sllbemagel, Michael 59, 130, Stage Crew, Sindcrman, Theresa VICA. Slayton, Edward 59, 103, 104, 168, YAC, Standard, Student Counct! (Vice Pres. ), Track, Crosscountry, Debate, Top Ted Smith, Allen Smith, Jerry 59 Tracy, Susan 62, Black History Program. Tratnlk, Lois 62,119, Badmitton, Blue-Tri, FHA. Trennepohl, Brent 62, 108, Work Program Tucker, Barbara 62, 115, 171, Rockettes, Blue-Tri. Tuncll, Diane 63 Turk, Peggy 63, 109, 111, OEA, Honor Society. Tyler, Julie 63, 119, 121, 169,171, 173, Choir, Madrigals, Blue-Tri, Drama. Velenchenko, Jody 63,119, 128, 169, 170, Blue-Tri, Student Council, Choir, FHA. Vick, Steven 63, 110, 168, YAC, Viking Club, Ski Team. Vigtel, Annette 63,111,171, Drama, Blue-Tri, AF j|dmming. Patchwork, Honor Society. Volk. C1c i62, 157, Gyajc isties. Vu, Tr.uAFS, NYC. — Teacher's Aide, Sandberg. Mariko 56, 111,119, 136,137, 169,171, Blue-Tri, Volleyball, Badminton, Drama, Concert Choir, Patch-work, French Club. Sanders, Jennifer 56, 116,118, 142, Concert Band, Marching Band, Track (Capt), Gymnastics (Capt.), Volleyball. Sanford, Steven 56, 106, 107, 116,117, 111, 118,152,153, Swimming, Sagamore, Stage Band, Concert Band, Marching Band, Science Club, Honor Society Sather, Ricky 56, 133,154, Football, Baseball, Hockey. Sattcrlund, Terri 56, 109, 110, 111, 140, Tennis, Badminton, Blue-Tri, Fionor Society. Saugcn, Eric 57, Ski Club. Saxon, Cathlene 57,108, Work Program. Sayigh, Susan 57 Scalcucci, Carmen 57, 10$, Work Program. Schewe, Thomas 57 Schlenkcr, Lori 57, DFCA, Blue-Tri, Hockey Statistician Schluck, Kevin 57, 102, 111, 133, Football. Hockey, Track, Senior Executive Board, Honor Society, Senior Prom Committee. Schmidt, Shannon STXStudent Council. Schneldclr, Cherie 108 tyVork Procjfcm. Schneider, Marjorie 57, 1U, Hodor 5o- Schoen. Roberta 58, 128 70, FHA, Bluc-Tri, Ski Club. Schreiber, John - k'v Schricner, Scott 58 «- Schubert, Joanne Schultz, Tammi 58,109, 111, FHA. CEA, Volleyball, Honor Society. 'onccrt Choir, ievenr6S, 132,133, Basketball 1, Football. Odd 66 Scott 66, Football. Draytr, Duda, Duke, Booth. Russell 79 Borru, Timothy 79 noman, Steven 79, 120 Bowser, Kary 79 Boyd, Priscilla 79 Boysen, Plftnels 79,141 Bradt, Dale 79 Brady, Mark 79.110, 127.15 Brady, Markley 79 Blown, Cary 79 Brown, Jefferoy 79 Brown, Lavonns 79, 116, 118 Blown, Linda 79 Brown, Patricia 79, 120 Dreyer, Duda, Duke, TV Junior Index Adams, Laura 78 Allen, Cejertine 78,1093112 Allen, David 78 Andenon, Barbara 78, 169,170 Brian 78 Chris 78 « Daniel 78 Debra 78, 171 _ Grant 78 JTi AndciSOR, Kimberly 78 .J, Anderson, Marian 78, 116,118 AndanonARoss 78, 116,117, 133}152 Anderson, IScott Anglim, Kathleen 78, 116, 13 , 141 Applcqulst, Cynthia 78,114,170 Ach.r, Paul 78, 119,120,12! Acher, Peter 78, 119, Arena, Michael 78 Arm� , Wade 78, 1 Asleton, Dan 78 Aufderhar, Barbara 78 Baker, Cindy 78, 118, 120 Bartels, John 119 ” Bauer, John 78 Anderson, Andenon. Andenon, Anderson, Anderson, 117, 121, 136,141,144.10 Raumgartin, Bri Baxter, Barbari Bayle, Patrick Beattie, David Bell, Margar • Bendik, Cynthii 78,110, 119,120,123,124,1 Bendit, Jamu Berg, Bryan 7S Bcrge, 1 rrri 7S “ in, Betsy 78. 119, 120, 121, 169,171,173 rgin, Cary 78. 130, 173 Bcrgland. Janet 78,110,126,171 Beralund, Kim 78 Bernard, Peggy. 78, 17! Berthiaume, Robert Bldwell, Ma Never. Dr Binos, James 78 BjtO.land, lis'.di P.'Orks'.ind, !v Biomion, I'rm .• Blader, Kevin Rl.iir, Scott Vj Blom, Lcoiu Bloomqunct. MM Blomseth, KevH Boo. Rebecca Boehm, Karen Bogren, Timothy 79 Bolin, Steven 79 Bolitad, Usctlc 79. 120 78 120 119 133 ! M ' Brown, Bugg, Kim 79 Bukkila, Brian 79 Bemiece, Cheryl 79, 110, 144, 121 Burow, Mark 79 Burton, Todd 79 Bi h, Mary 79 Buskirk, Rebecca 79 Butterworth, Mark 79,119 Callahan. Michael 79 Campbell, David 79.152 Campbell, Tamic 79 Carl, Beth 79,119, 173 Carlson, John 79 Carlson, Sandra 79 C irlson, Vicky 7° Carpenter, James Carter, Dean 79 Carter, Dominic Carter, Kevin 79 Chase, Valerie 79,116 Chestelson, Michael 79 Chilton, Denise 79 Christiansen, Mark 79 Churchill, David Claussen, Laron 12S Cleath, Mary 79, 121, 137 ‘ lementson, Cori 79,119,126, 141 ockerham, Timothy 79, 119, 133, 150 ’ William 79, 133 m, Debera 79, 112 .k, Chuck 79, 121 k, Curtis 79 Cary 79 James 79 Charles 79 Casey 80 Paul 80 Penny 80 nt, Ann M' Susan 80, 103, 110,144, 169, 170 Kurt 80, 157' iver, Linda 80 ham, Charles 80, 1S4 Dean 80,119,120,173 cn, Michael 80 rom, David 80 _____ aly, Shannon 80, 103,123, 12flHfe( 170 DalllelJ' hte 80 Daniels. Ardis 80 Pavitt, Cary Deming, Kim SO, 170 Deschehe, Paul 80 Deslauriers, James Teresa 80,103, UO Bradley 80 •1, John 80,110. U6, 149 Michael 80. 116, 118 Catherine 170 . Jacquelyn 80, 103,119,120,140 Doherty, Dermis SO L- jH Donley, Dana SO, 118, 171 Dorr, Steven 80 Doccn, John Doughty, Richard 80 Douglas, Carmela 80 I Downing, Mary 80, 110,13R, 144 Linda 80,170 fa met 30 Russell 80 Dunn. Chary 1 80,119, 138 Dunn, Jeffrey 80 Eckmao, Cindy 80, 120 Edstrom, Kimberlee 80 Egan. Teresa 80 Filola, Michael Ekblad, Mary 80,126 Filer, Jay 80 nils, David 80 Emerson, Lynn 80. 120, 128 Emery, Michael 80 IBP I Engrtrom, Jon 80 Erhard, Mary Erickson, Sha______ Enckson, Tama 80,120 Evans. Jodi 120,’ Junior Index Evara, Stark Falk, Bruce 80, 136,149,152 Feidt, Connie 80, 109,110,121,170 Fewke, Robert 80, 136 Ferrell, Kenneth 80 Fetter, David 80 Flanery, Brian 80 Fliflet, Rodney 80 Flood, Toma 81 Fortcr, Kevin 81 Frahm, Ann 81 Frank. Mitchell 81,116,117,118 Freese, Debra Freidlund, Joseph 81 Frelug, Mark 81 Frensud, Jayne Fritrc, Sharon 81 Frittc, Susan 81 Cannon, Laura 81, 121.173 Gardner, Julie 81, 120, 168. 170 Cardner7 Steven 8l, 118 Gauthier, Gwen 81 Gchl Michael SI GoicrOhDouBla 81 Girard Allan 81 GenraSs, Keith Gieseke, Brian 81, 116,118 Giescke, Steven 81, 112 Gilbert, Barbara 81, 112 Gilbertson, Glen 81 Gjesdahl, Kimberly 81 Goetten, Roberta 81 Goodscli, Susan 81 CoQdsell, William 81 Gordon. Chris 81 Graham. David 81 Graham, Susan 81 Crant, Fred 81 Crefirud, Timothy 8! Grcga, Barbara 81 Grondin, David C.ruyo, Keith! Gunderson.I Gunderson. Gunner, Djui Gustafson, Di Coat .if son, Gustafson, Halverson, Hamemik, Hanse, Dale 8 Hansen, John 81 Hansen, Keith 81, 121,130 Huriton, Deborah 81, 144 Hanson, Jon 81, 116,118 Hanson, Joni 81, 121 Hanral, Rosemary 81,171 Harris, ■ Jamcs[___ David SlTlSH Bdstrom, Kris Hedstrom, Matthew 81 Hegg, Heidi 81, 116, 118 Heichert, Judy 81. 103, 14! Heigl. James 81, 130 Heitz, David 81 Hellerstedt, Mark 82 Helm, Michael 92 Helms, Richard Helseth, Frank 82 Helttcr, Dale Hendrickson. David 82 Hennessey, Kimbcrlv 82 Hcrmansen, Karen 82, 137 Herrian, Michael S2H Hestncss, John 82 Hilgenan, Jeffrey S2 ■ David® Hirsch, Rhonda 82 Carla 92, 11 124. 17! Hoffman, Danny 82 19.170 Hollenbeck, Craig Holm, Roy 82 Hoi men, Karen 82 Holme , Mitchell Holmgren, Sharvlc Holm quirt, Kurt Holicher, Gerald 8 Holt, Rodney S2, Homan, Cynthia 8 Homstad, Thomas Howcck, David 82 Hougen, Lauretta Hough, Cynthia Hov eland, Kent 8?. Howell, Julie Howell, Myron 82 Hrkel, David 82,110 Huh, Janet 82 Irifh, Samira 82 Iverson, Dawr. 82 Iverson, Penny 109 Iverson, Scott 82 Jackaon, Joanna 82 JndDbson, Betty 82 Jay, James 82 ________ Jendro, Mark 82H 82,110,115, 127, 170 82 Barbara 82 Bruce David Diane $2 Donne 82, 110, 171 Heidi 87, 103. 116, 117, 118, 119, 137 BHnsonTjcffrey 82J1 • Johnson, Jenithia Jill S2 82,114 Neal 82, 110 Patricia 82, 110, 115, 120, 170 Johnson, Richard 82 Johnson, Russell 82 Johnson, Steven 82 Jones, Brian 82,116,118, ISO Joan, Rosetta 83 Joramo, Bret Jorgenson. Annette S3 Juengcl, Alison 83 J miak, Timothy S3 Kafka, Jay Kampf, Allen 83 Katnpf, Brian Karp Iraki, Paul 83,136,149 Katr, Jennifer Kelley, Nancy 83 Krliay, Terry 88 Kemling, Alan 83 Kern, David 83 Kcrstrn, Wallace S3 Kiesclhont. Stephen Kiesclhom, Trudy 83 Kjellman, Ronald 83 Klaussen, Richard 83, 125 Klein, Jill Marie 83 Klemp. Linda 83,120 Kleve, Shell! 83,115 Knight, Denise 83 Knutson, Bridget Knutson, David 83, 152 Maf ett, Richard 84 Magnuson, Daniel fci� m 194 Junior Magnuson, Keith 84. 110, 148 Mahaffey, Michelle Milwwald, Candace 84, 120 Mahowald, Steven 84 Malkavage, Michelle 84, IIS, 119, 170 Marchctsault, Thomas 84 Markun, Patricia 84 Martel!, Carol 84 Martin. C. 84,128 Martin, Mark 8 1, 154 Maichke, Carol 84,112,137,141 Mason, Geoffrey 84 Mason, Gregory 84, 116. 117,118 Matos, Thomas 84 Mattson, Carol 84. 112, 119 Mauland, Wade 84,119, 133 Maxson, Teri 84, 141 Mayor, Ruth 84,141 McDougall, Michael McFcc, James 84 McCahn, Scott 84 McClade, John McG.raw, Kim 84, 116, 118, 144 McCrorty, Cary 84 Mclnnis, Daniel McKinley. Darrel! 84 Meicbels. !oy 84 Melbtis, Kama 84 Meyer, Karen 84, 1 70 Miller, Debbie 84,118, 120,173 Miller, Karen o4, 170 Miller. Rancli 84,116, 118, 137 Miller. Ricluni 84. 133 Mltrel, Kathleen 84, 170 Mjoness, Jerf 84 Moctrow, Deborah 84 Moen, Michael 84 Moline, Susan 84 Moore, Joyce 84 Moorhead, Scon 84 Morin, Melanie 84. 115, 119, 170 Mullins, Stanley 84 Murphy. Robert 84.116,133 Murry,Timothy 84, 133 Munch, Monica aim Neikirk. David Nelson, Cary 84, 116 Nelson. Mark 84 Nelson, Renee 84,118 Nelson. Rory 84.103 Nelson, Sharron 85, 120 Nelson, Steven 85 Nelson, Susan 85, 116, 118 Nelson, Wendy 85, 116, 170 Neppl, Ronnl 85 Nerheim, Debra 85 Ness. Alfred 85 Newman, Larry 85 Nlckelson, Brian 85 Nlmon, Terry Nisbet, Dean 85 Nutter, Christine 85 Nylandcr, Sharon 85, 138. 139 Nymoon, Patricia 85, 137 ©'Callaghan. Frin 85 adfi O' Donnell, Patrick 8S O'Crady, Deborah 85. 121, 144, 169,170 O'Hem, Stephen O'Neil, Cynthia 85 Cccl, Lawrence 85 Oeel. Patricia 85 Ocel, Paul 85 Oldercn, Robert 85 OUen. Keith 85 Olson, Bradley 85 Olson, Joyce 85 Olson. Kim 8S 5,117,118,138 in 85,119, 170 rlee S5 •1 85. 150 l|| Ihk Olson, Vollv 85, Olson. .Robert 85 Oman, Robert S5 Oman, Susan S5, 120, | Croutt, Kathleen 85 B Organ, Stephen ■ Oswald, Jlrian Si | C-thorough, Page, L.iWrencecw, .. 'f.ilbicki, Sally 85. 109. 170 cow, Brian in S5J Papcnh u. ser K:: ’aulcon, Paulson, Pavel, Pei non, Jack Pederson, Paul Peters, Debra Peters, Paul 85, 136. 149 Peterson, Catherine r. Ms, 121, 171 Peterson, David 1 r , 121 J Peterson, Cs Petenon, Tiira 85, 11171 ■ Petcliwi. Patricia .85. 11? , 12 1. | ■■ William M Petro, Julie 85 Pfeffer, Robert on Pfleffcr, Steven Pickard, Mark 35,116, 117, 118 Plngree, Dawn 85 Pittclkow, David 85 Polak, James 85,450 Poland, Kim Polec, Usa 86, 117, 118 Porting, James 86 Powers, Ann 86,136. 144,170 Prehall, David 86 Pribbcnow, William Putnam, Anthony 86, 109,11$ Quara, Daniel 86 Quamme, Reid 86. 150 Ramerth, Christine 8 . 120,141. 170 Ramm, Valerie 86 Ramsey, Susan 86. 11 6. 118. 120, 138 Rasmussen, Christine 86 Rau, Valerie 86 Raymond, Susan 86 R-uink, Kim 86 Reilly, Maureen 86. 116. 118,137 Rcudclsten, James ing, Joanne 86, 112 Gloria 86, 109 ?. 1 8 . . ulfer S6 __firds, Wayne L linger. Cretchen 86, 116, 118 Jtchie, Scott 86. 119, 121, 136 vert. Mark 86. 119, 120, 121 [ober, Daniel 66 pberts, Lir.da 86 Robertson, Christopher 86, ISO Robertson, Mathew 86 Rogers, Alan 86, 130, 152 Rolf. Darlene Sb, 120 Rollund, Leslie 86 Ron.iyne, Jeanne 86 Ronning, Rrian 86, 116,117, 133,168 Ross, Robert 86 Ross, Robert S6, 133 Roth, Robin 86, 133 Rudquist, Edwa Rutherford, Da1 Ryan. Jason 86, Ryg. Timothy Junior Index Saeger, Roberta 86 Safaraski, David 86 Sager, Wendy Salsbery, Cory 86 San Roman, Pawl 36 Sandburg, Dana 86 Sande, Dorothy 86 Sankcy, Kimberly 86, 116, 118 Saugen, Heidi 86 Saxon, Brenda 86. 126 Sayigh, Flixab th 86 Schaef Schaffei Schauer Schc I art in 87 118,119,171 „ _ fe. J Schow, Miohaei Schreiner, Tod., Schroeder, Brian 87 Schuler, D.-anna 8T; 118, 141 Schutte, Ronald 8 Schutr, Louis 87 Scott, Julianna 8 . Scott, Randall Seep, Timotbv 87, I Selby, Dawn 87,110,470 Selgestad, Toni 87 Severtxon, Swan 87 Scvtle, Jennifer 87 Shephard, Curtis 87 Shrrman, Roger 87, 116 Shin, Dong Won 87 J Shrewcsberry, Dirk 87 Simpson, Dawn 87 Skanipa, Thomas 87 arks, Jennifer 87 ayton, Michael 87 omedstad, Ricky 87 Smith, Cheryl 87, fOT Snyder, Kathleen 87 Sobtrak, Karen 87, 121 Soderberg, David Sorensen, David 87 Sorensen, Lori 87, 119, Sprayberry, Cindy 87 Stack, Richard 87, 116, Stadem, Ste Starr, Becky 87; 126 Stein, T Sticner, Sandra 87, 121 Stelzncr, Charles Stevenson. Thomas 87. Sdel, Barbara 87 Stiller, Steven 87. 110, StordahT Alan 87 Stork, ?eter 87, 119, 1 Strabalj, Ronald 87 Stuhlfefer, Karen 87,116,118 Stilla, John 87 Sullivan, John Sullivan, John 87 Sundt, Michael 87 Sunstrom, Joan 87 Svldcron, Richard 1S7 Swanson, Gregory 87 Swanson, Debra 87 Swanson, James 87 Swanson, Lyle 87 Swinglcy, Jenifer 88 Taylor, Diane 88, 120 Tebbitt, Clifford 88, 150 Tedonon, Lisa 88, 117 Teigland, Randy S3 Temte, Gary 88,116 Teteris, Scott Them, Cheryl 88 Thomas, Anita Thomas, Robin Thompson, Charles Thompson, Mark 156,15? Thorson, Mark Tillmann Steven 88 Timm, Janise 88 Tolan, Martin S3 Torkelson, Linda 88 Trcmcrl, Jeffrey 88 Trimbo. Joyce 88 Trueblood, LinJa 88 Trunk, Beth 8S, 118 Tunheim, Bonnir 8S Turner, James t� 8, 153 Tysdal, Timothy 85 Uitx, Henry 88 Utteiberg, Lori 88, 1 in. ! -., 170 Vile, David 88,1 lu 1 Vankulken, Peter 88, 111 Vanitrom, John 88 Varland, Saudra 88 Vats as, Bradley 88, 1S2 Vcrhota, Fugcne 88 'estal, Jeanne 88 137, 1-Michael 33,13? Cathricne 8S, 120 Rodney 109, 112, 121 Craig ',v' M ffry 88 Ann; Timmy g ti Lynn 88, 112, 116,118 Mark 88 88 ,123, 124,141,170 � Witidba, Raymond ! ’•‘■ ebb, Lynn 88 'A ,-ber. Judy 88,112, Welch !, Mark 88 v.Algel, Christopher Wcmsr-rr, William Wheeler, Arnold 88, Write. Romli Wiek. Gall.88 WiaUuodTCr g rr'l WidinJ Bradley 88 Willlafs, D micl 88 Willi •A.Stenh ani e Wilson. Donna 88.1 VTHson, Elizabeth w Wind, Francis IVinter, Tina 88 wischow. Nancv 88 Wistrom, Lira 89, : 88. 116, 7,118 169,171 Wojciechowski, Barbara 89 Wolfe, Kevin 89 Wood, Michelle 89 Wroge, Richard Yale, David Ycatlc, Christopher 89 Yeo, Paul 89 Zeller, Usa 89,110,119,136,144,170 Ziebart, Dennis 89,110,118 Zirbcs, Call 89 195 Vcndy 92 Ronati 92 Doyle, Mich: Drcvaaniy AM Drew, Doubis, Ju.mi Duda, Lori 95 Puffy, Mari Duns, Karer. ! Dymokc, Sco Eckman, Fvio Fdgell, Brett Eggcn, L. tndcrPt FHason Valrrfct 92 DUna nf Eric 9� ElUetr,' Rebecca 99 j-Jftott, Scott 92 i g, Jame 92, 135 Erickson, Dawn 92 Frickson,,Donna 92 Erickson, Karen 92, KfaatenfHoanhe 91,12 Brag® Doughs 91, 135 Braunschweig1, Scott 91 Bray, KimbcAy 91 BrewerMichael 91, 11 Brown, Robert 91 A Bruestlc, Darrell ! 1 Buckley, Thomas 91, 1: Sophomore Index Abraham son, Charles 90 Ackerbl.ide, Lareine 90, 127 Adams, Bart 90 Adams, Adolp Akin, Albrec Allema Allen, Amun Anderson, Anderson, Anderson, Anderson, Anderson, hard 90 Scott 90 90 tephanlel 90 Daniel 90 90,118 John 90, 118 rvTd96 'Dawn 90, Elizabeth 90 Anderson, Kevin 90, 135 Anderson, Lynn 90 Andenon. Richard 90 Sharon 90 Terry 90 Person, Wade 90, 154 Arentz, Terry 90, (37 Ashocon, Darla 90 Ameson, Tami 90 Arvidson, Chrisanne 90, 28 Atkins, Patrick 90 Awe, Terry 90 Axberg, Karen 90 Bailey, Bruce 90 | Bailey, Robin 90, 120 Baker, Bruce 90, 121 Baakc, Susan 90 Balaban, Annette 90, 117 Baldwin, Eileen 90,110 Baptiste, Jolayne 90 Baran, Julie 90 Barlow, Stephen 90 Bauer, Kevin 90 Baum, Cary 90 Baum, Linda 90 Bushey, Terry 91 Butler, James 91, 135 Campbell, Richard 91 Campion, Sean 91 Cardinal, Laura 91, 120 Carleen, Janice 91,116 Carlisle, John 91 Carlson, Kathleen 91, 121 Carlson, Mary 91, 120 Carlson, Mary E. 91, 120 Caron, Ray-mound 91 Carter, Diane 91 Carter, Scott 91 Chaibonneau, Sherri 91 Chayer, David 91, 116 Chose, Todd 91 Christensen, David 91 Christoferson, James 91, 147 Clark, Pamela 91 Clark, Roger 91, 117, 118 Clifford, James 91 Commerford, Thomas 91 Connell, Marne 91 Cook, Connie 91 Cook., Douglas 91, 136 Cook, N’Shcy 91 Cook, Thomas 91, 116 Copley, Julie 91 Corbin, Mark 91 - - Cocgrow, Randy Crabtree, Douglas 91 B Croissant, Tracy 91, 13 Cummings, Colleen 91 Baxter, Carolee 90 Beattie, Greg 90 Begordis, David 90 Bennett, Robyn 90 Bensor., Leslie 90, 103,120 Benson, Patrick 90, ISO, 119, Benson, Teresa 90, 120 Hcntson, Amy 90 Berg. Lynda 90. 119 Bcrka, John 90,1S4,121 Bernard, Ellen 90 . Billiot, Barbara “Q, 14! Cunnien, Kimberly 91 Cunningham, Michael 91, 150, 121 Cutchev, James -I !! Dabrowski, Keith 91 Dahlgren, Dawn 91, 142, 120, 171, 140 Davidson, Diane 91. 116, 118,140 Deitcrmann, . Marjory 91, 118 inn, Bernhard £1, 135 Renee 91 B Delano, Mark 91 % Delano, Renee 9! Demo. Ler9!ij Dentz, Sean 9f5| Per’- i � s Mary 91 Deutsch, Paul 91 Deyoung. Pcrri Dipple, Randall 91 Dobrava, Richard 92 Dobnvs, Timothy 92 Dokken, David 92 Dormarnen, Tamara 92 Doub, Lonny 92 I3S 31 92,120 iaren 92, 120. Denise 92jHE ichael 92; 121 ren 154,92 imin 117,92_ Biros, Kathle Blanton, Nil Blom, Pan Blomseth, Carla Bodiman, Robert Boeke, Susan 90 Bohlin, Terri • ! Bchllne, Scott 91 Bolin, Mary 91. 121, 171 Bolstad, Kristian 91.152, 117 BoMcrt, Jacqueline 91, 103 Tiw 92 HiWne 141.92 Martin 92 Funk, Katherine 92,121 Kink, Robert 92 Turman, Daniel 92 Jurry, Steven 117, 92 taftddes, Patrick 92 ;• . Gallagher, I.ee Ghmec, Pamela °2 Cannon. Timothy llO.T Ganyo, Scott 92 Gay, Patrick B| Gerard, Pamela Gerber, James 92 C-ic d:thl, Scott 92 Gordon, Jam£ r'‘v2l 117 Gordon, Laura 92, 120, Cotfrcdson, Jeffrey 92, Sophomore Ind man, Kinney, Knight, Knox, JC Knutson, Kolelbr, Kolttad, Fecht, Kimberley 110,117, 1 IS, 140, Feely, DoHan 138,92 FelJen, Mark Fcrguron, Paul 92 Fischer, Teresa 92 Foley. Tracy 92, 142 Fondell, Joseph 92, 150 Forcier, Leesa 92 Forsbcrg, Kristina 92 Fonrtad, Randall 92 Fallen, Todd 92 Fossum, Michael 92 — Foster, John 92 Fox, Timothy 9? Francisco, Debra 92. 144, 173, 121. Franson, Frailer, Barbara 92 92 ry 93,118 Alan 93, 135, 14 ' lee 93 dy 93,103,120, 12 rfcover, Cary 93 iioj i . Ucky 93, 141,21 TV , 93,223 1 iovdc, Cy. 224 Hoven, Barbara 93,120 -Hulke. Todd 93 Hultgren, Mark 93.121 . Hunt, Kcnr.ath 93 Ingersoll, Sally 93, 117 Iverson, Craft 93 Iverson, ! «! 93 ] jyferson, Gregory 93 Jacobs, Gregory 93 Jamc . Kenneth 93 Jensen, Bruce 93 Johansen. Janet 94 form sen. David 94 1,117.118 J Gough, Christine 110,117,92 Cough, David 93, 118 Cranholm, Kathy 93, 138, 174 Crannes, James 93, 117, 136 Gray, Keith 93 Greer, Thom a 93 Griffin, Scott 93 Grinstcad, Pamela 93 Grondin, Beth 93 Grots, Wayne 93 Grout, Diane 93,120 Gruenwald, Teresa 93. 127, 170 Grunke, Ann 121,93 Gunderson, Scott 93 Gunner. Tami 93,117, 118, 170 Hagen, Lori 93 Halberg, Karen 93 Hannem, Claire 93, 127 Hansen, Dawn 93 Hansen, Kathryn 93 Hansen, Kevin 93, 121 Hanson, Barbara 93, 120 Hanson, David 93, 118 Hanson, Jean 93,117 Hanson, Ronald 93,110 Hanson, Terry 93 Hanzal, Calan 93,119 Hardman, Mark 93 Harris, Dora 93 Hartman, Sharon 93, 142 Hartman, John 93 Heam, Laurinda 93 Hochsel, Thomas 93, 135 Hedges, Tony 93 Hofferan, James 93 Helchcrt, Herbert 93 Heltne, Carrie 93,120 Heltxcr, Carol 93 Hermanson, Jean 93, 103, 1 IS, 137 Herrera, Becky 93 Herrick, Steven 93 Hester, Babette 9$. 141 Hetland, Catherine 93,120 Hiivala, Jodi 93 Cheryl 94 Christopher 94, 147 Deborah 94 Joel 94 ison, Jon 94 Johnson, Kelly 94 Johmen, Laurir °4, 13 Johnson, Lawrence Q4, Johnson, Lori 94 Johnson. Marlvo 94 Johnson. Robert 94, I! shnson, Robert 94 Sherry 94, 100 Steven 94 Wendy 94 Kampa, Kandcls, Sheryl KaV Mary 94, M Kjuffnoann, Rita 94 K?llman, Craig 94,135 slly. Lynn 94, 110,120 Tann 94,110 117. US. 1«, Jck, Donald nA ' Kennedy, Susan Kern, Pamela 94 Kersey, fersten. Re 94,138, 170 Kroli Rohcrt 94 Kruckebcrg, Donald 94 Kuhn, Joseph 94,135 Kurth, Jeffrey 94 Kusnler, Stacy 94, 103 Kuusisto, Scott 94 Kvnmme, Joyce 94 LaCoursier , Robert 5 4 LaCroix, Kevin 94 Lamebuil, Kennetii 94 Lange, Kathleen 94 Lange, Timothy 94 197 Sophomore Index Lanning, Bret 94, 150 Large, Peggy 94,120 Large, Ma 94, 121 Larson, Angela 94 Larson, Ann 94 Larson, Annette 94,121 Larson, Brenda 94, 117 Larson, Bruce 95 Larson, David 95 Larson, Jay 1S4.9S Larson, Kerry 95 Larson, Ronald 95 Larson, Rose 9S Laursen, Daniel 95 Lazarz, Ruth 9S, 120 Leckclt, Lana Lehrke, Melanie 95, 120 Lem ay, Dennis 95 Lennander, Scott 95 Lewis, Mark 95, 110 Lex, loriann 95, 140 Lind, Karen 95 Lindman, Kimberly 95 Lindquist, David 95,135 Lougee, Andre 95, 110, 157 Lourey, David 95 Lucas, Katherine 95 Lund, Jeffrey 95. 152 Lundell, William 95, B Lunderby, Charisse 95, 121 Lynch, Cheryl 95 Lynch, Robert 95,135 Lyngen, Susan 95 Maclean, James 95 Macrtcns, Thomas 95 Maki, Ann 95 Marek, Stevenson 95 Marroquin, Gloria 95 Martens, Bruce 95 Martin, Cindy 95,120 Ml i !IWP Matthews, John 95 Mauland, Jill 95 Mauren, Michael 95, 135 McCarty, Blue 95 McClellan, Michael 95 McClintock, Victoria 95, 117, 118 McDougall, Therese 95 Me Elroy, Lucy 95 McFee, Julie 95 McGinley, Theresa 95 McGinn, Kelly 95 McGinty, Kathleen 95, 118 McGinty, Thomas 95, 135 McGovern, Rory 95 Mclrmis, Jannine 95 McLaughlin, Michaelc 95, 121 McMahon, Cynthia 95 McMahon, Mary 95 McPhee, Janet 95, 120 Melton, Alfred, 95 Mercado, James 95 Merrick, Pamela 95, 147 Michaelson, Todd 95 Michelson, Mary 95,117, 170 Milbradt, Paul 95 Millam, Mark 95,119, 1S7 Miller, Joseph 9S Miller, Paul 95, 117,118 Mitchell, Suzanne 95, 120 Modig, Susan 95,117, 118, 171 Moe, Douglas 9S Mortensen, Julie 96, 142, 138 Moster, Susan 96,103 Mudrnck, Theresa 96 Mueller, Gregory 96, 147 Mulhauscn, Paul 96,152, 116,118 Murphy, Deborah 120,137,9b Mustful, Timothy 96, 121, 137 Muttful, Timothy 121,135,96 Nelson, Beth 96 Nelson, Dennis 9(5’ Nelson, Diane 96 Nelson, Julie 96 Nelson, Laurie 96, 142, 138 Nelson, Michael 96 Nelson. Pamela 120,96 Nerison, Carla 96 Ness. Karen 117,170,96 Newgard, Roberta 96 e, Brian 96, , Mark 96 auser, Dorothy 120,96 T. 96 Stephen, 96 , Kay 96, US Danny 96, 77 Nye, Raftfera 96,78,116 Nyhlen, Mad 96( 79 A ,v O'Brien. Sl ' 4. 4 O'Brien, 380 _ O'Callaghan, M%ce 96 O'Donnell, Jerome82, 136, 96 O’Donnell, Michael 83, 136, 96 O’Htm, Joseph 96 Ol vltra, Tamara 84,96 Olsen, Kristi 96,85,117,118 Olsen, Susan 86,96 Olson, Christine 87, 96 Olson, Dawn 88, 96 Olson, De Olson, Lori, Olson, LuAnn 96 Olson, Mary 92,96, 116, 1 Olson, Nancy 93, 120,96 Plton, Pamela 94, 96 Orcutt, Carol 96 Organ, Pamela 9S, 96 Osbcrg, Deborah 96 Osberg, Steven 97, 96 Osum, Charles 98, 157. 96 Owen, Kelly 99, I v y Oxendale, Susan 116,96,118 Palluck, Rick 96 Papulas, Julis 110, 171,96 Paquette, Cuy 121,96 Pare 11, June 128,96 Parkos, Karl 97 Paszkiewicz, Henr ' 97, 135 Patch, Jeanne 120,97 Patterson, Vanessa 97 Paulson, Kari 171,97 Pearson, Diane 137,97 Pechonick, Rick 118,97 Pederson, Laura 171,97 Peters, Natalie 97 Petersen, Wade 97 Peterson, Jeffrey 117, 118, Peterson, Kent 97 Peterson, Laura 140,97 Peterson, Ronald 97 Peteison, Wade 97 Peterson, I 97 Pettygrove, Marc 154, 133,97 Pfeffer, Kimi 112, 110,11 � , 118, 140,9' Pickard, John 97 Piechowski, Todd 150,135,97 Picl, Mark 97 Pingree, Robert 97 Pittelkow, Sheryl 97 Plan tin, Kevin 97 Plifka, Russell 97 Prahm, Sbcri 97 Pranghofer, James 118,97 Quam, Jay 147, 135,97 Quick, Cary 119,97 Ramberg, Jeri 97 Ramsey, Michael 154,135,97 Rardln, Bradley 117,97 Rasmussen, Seraphinc 97 Rau, Denise 97 Raymond, Yvettcr 97 Redhead, Christopher 97 198 rlund, Marcella Christine Sjj ion, Barbara 96 ion, Cary- 98 ion. Sandra 98 . ton, Douglas 99 ion, Tina 119, i i, Lana 100 T.mimy 121, Willi {ms. Williams, V.ih JO, 1 Sophomore Index Reilly. Rachel 116, 118,119,141,97 Remington, Cheryl 120,97 Rhoades, Stuart 97 Richardson, Mark 97 Roach, Mark 97, 121 Rollins, Beth 97 Ronaync, Michael 97 Rosen, Timothy 97 Roscnquist, Mark 150,97 Rossberg, Andrew 97 Roth, John 97 Roth, Steven 97 Rustad, Kris 121,97 Sachs, Terry 97 Safranski, Steven 97 Sager, Barbara 120, 170,97 Sale, Cynthia 97 Sandberg, Charles 97 Sarathain, Denise 97 Saurer, Michael 135,97 S cam m a horn, David 97 Schnrber, Bradley 97 Scharber, Cindy 97 Schaucr, Kevin 97 Schewe, Gregory 97 Schlenkcr, Julie 98 Schletty, James 98 Schmidt, (Siry 135,98 Schmidt, Michael 98 Schneider, Dean 121,98 Schocn, Bernadette 171,98 Scholren, Susan 98 Schow, Susan 98 Schrcibcr, Valeric 98 Schroeder, Patricia 98 Schultz, Kathleen 98 Schultz, Michael 98 Schultz, Suii 137,98 Schutz, Janet 98, Schwappach, I-isa 98 Schwartz, Terrance 98 Schwcen David 98 Scott, Ingrid 141,98 Sealy, Charles 98 Seashore, Scott 116,117,118,98 Seek, Rodney 121,98 Sedio, Steven 121,98 Seegcr, Kelly 98 Selbradc, Terrie 120,08 Seman, Robin 98 Severson, Mark Allen 152,98 Severson, Melodie 103,115,98 Seymour, Shellcne 98 Shaddrick, Dean 98 Shadley, Richard 98 Shepherd, Stephen 11,98 Sherer, Anthony 98 Sibell, Kevin 98 Sllbcmagel, Susan 120,98 Simcoe, Michael 118,157,116,11 Sina, Patricia 116,118,140,98 Slaughter, Arthur 147,98 Slaughter, Vernon 103, 147, Smith, Mark 135,98 Sobtzak, Michael 119,98 Sodcrstrom, Russell 98 Sorenson, Leslie 110,98 St Jacque, Robert 121,98 Starks, Cherri 110, 144,98 Senson, Sterling, James 98 Stevens, Patrick, 98 Stevenson, Terry 98 Stewart, Patricia 98, 120 Stiller, Mark 110, 121,98 Stockmo, Dennis 147, 135,98 Stordah], Gary 98 Strom, Joan 121,170, 98 Stxomstad, Benjamin 98 Struwve, Carrie 98 Sullivan, J. 98 Tr� h, Chanh Mlnta 99 JT Trennepohl, James Trowbridge, Blake 154, lZVd? Tucker, Daniel 99 ¥ ' LXuiicLL Debt-. 99 Turgeon, There ., 120, 99 Tverberg, Ricky 99 Urbach, Ronald 99 V admits, Julie 99 Valent) , Gregory 147, 133, 99 Vaihol, Christine 99 Vamado, Robert 99 Vcrota, Linda 120, 138, 99 Vey, John 110, 13S, 99 Vogstrom, Dennis 130, 99 Wadamutit. Steven 117, 99 Warier, CByl 120, 99 J ‘ n� e� 99 WA, Ronald 1S2, 99 WJuither, Julie 121, 99 jiitommd, Paul 119, 99 '(gel, Kevin : 9 • cl Thomas,; 16, 99 Welty’, iiruce 157, 121, 99 Wendelbcrgcr, Wcmcr 99 Wending, Craig 110, 99 Wanzcl, Lord 99 West, Mark 150, 99 We.toot , Randolph 118, 9i Westrud, Di ane 99 Winto, Bradley 99 White, Lisa 142, 121, 138, 99 White,! Tracy 99 Whitndv. Jacqueline 115. 99 Ul, too Edward 1ST1}- 117, Patricia ;anna 12C John 147, leodorc ltherlr Jria ?! 21, Ccvin 14 7,pOO idley 135, Pamela 100 David 100 Thonda 120, 100 Doreen 100 Zimmerman, Marie 100 199 When working on something that has the magnitude of a yearbook, something that involves as much time and effort, you become acutely aware of peopled singular talents and qualities. I think that the staff this year, is the best I have seen at any high school in Minnesota, and I have seen quite a few. Josten s American Yearbook Company presented the staff with the Golden Eagle Award for efficiency. This is the highest honor Josten's has to bestow, and this is the first time Roosevelt has even received this award. I would also like to thank, on behalf of the staff and myself, the administration and the faculty for excusing members of the staff to help meet commitments when we were pressed for time. In addition, our sincere thanks goes to Chuck Robinson, our yearbook representative from Josten's. Chuck has helped out during the year in any way he could.. .from keeping us supplied with everything we needed... to helping us negotiate all the business arrangements. Many more words of appreciation than can be put on a page this size are due our adviser, Mrs. Hennings-gard. Her enthusiasm and seemingly boundless energy have made this book something that we can all be proud of. She never stopped helping us make this book the best it could be. She has an energetic school spirit that 'just won't quit', and our thanks to you, Mrs. Henningsgard. Ken Carlson Editor