Roosevelt High School - Sagamore Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

Text from Pages 1 - 208 of the 1977 volume:

■ Roosevelt High School Minneapolis, Minnesota Vol 54 Being And Decoming Table Of Contents Academics 33 Groups 43 Special Events 63 Sports Opening 3 Faculty Underclassmen 102 Seniors 133 Index 187 mjULj Sunshine was abundant in the spirit of the Roosevelt students as well as in the atmosphere on Homecoming day. At daybreak, carloads of seniors arrived at Viking Village to enjoy their breakfast and then returned to school to witness the senior girls defeat the junior girls 77-0, in the annual Powder-Puff football game. Chairpersons Sharon Ny lander and Dean Dahlgren began die auditorium by introducing die candidates - Patty Brown, Joey Freidlund, Usa Zeller, Danny Anderson, Jackie Doble, Rick Luftman, Jennifer Sevlie, Brian Anderson, Teresa Deutsch, and Reid Quamme. Drums rolled and screams of delight echoed as crowns were placed on a sobbing Teresa and an exuberant Reid. Once upon their thrones, die King, Queen and their court enjoyed the royal entertainment liefitang them. Homecoming II 976-77 Corrali in IS It is the Senior year in which one begins to realize that the distant far-in-to- the -future day when one must leave the high-school playground and take on the responsibilities of an adult is not quite so far-into-the-future . In fact, it is fast approaching. For this reason, the student, in his senior year, decides to make it his one last fling , his Best Year before venturing into the cold cruel world awaiting him. For most the years spent at Roosevelt will bring pleasant memories, though for some it well be a relief to be out of the little circus of high school . (And, alas, into a bigger one.) Oi that fateful day, as he stands, adorned in cap and gown, clinging to his diploma, he may be remembering when he first walked the halls of Roosevelt in search of his homeroom. Fresh, green, a little shakey - a sophomore. He recalls his junior year, when the novelty of high school had worn off and status of being a senior was yet to come... then his senior year, filled with special events, apprehension of what was to come AFTER high school, and the warmth of familiar faces and surroundings. All of this has gone too quickly, it seems, and each of us must go our sep-erate way. But with us we will take the memories of die happy times we shared with friends in our three years at Roosevelt. T. Jensen UJ 1977 Being And Decoming THE FACULTY joe Barnes: it a hardworking new addition l(J our facult '. He teaches Biology and Math. Claude Benson: Business Law is just the start when he takes a personal look at the student body, especially the cheerleaders he advises. He picked up the nick-name Nacho Cheese from his craving of Doritos. Cindy Anderson: English and Standard are Just the beginning for this personable teacher. The Standard Staff loves her for supervising their trip to Winnepeg. James Anderson: A very hard worker Mr. Anderson is not the type to give up easily. He has a very tough job teaching basic skills to his Remedial classes and docs a fine Job. Beatrice Antholz: like the entire teaching staff of Roosevelt she's not the run of the mill teacher! She's extraordinarily nice with tire open mind needed to teach her writing courses of creativity. Calista Bechthold: is pictured here during her trip around the world last summer. The temples of Thailand are in the background. An all-round teacher. Robert Anderson: Math and English. He gives h‘« students the fatherly image and coaches baseball and football. 18 Norman Busse: as Agricultural teachers go he's different because he's a Doctor. He loves to say Come on, Smile. Allan Brenny: he has a unique talent which is being too susceptible to accidents! But that’s acceptable because he still knows his Math and has time to joke about football. Ronald Burnside: this Social Studies teacher craves tests nearly as much as he docs the opposite sex and is described as being able to talk to you and not at you! Richard Crawford: is a helpful and co-operative Shop teacher Alphonsa Cannon: Well 1 had no ideaeer is his favorite saying. He uses repetition to stress Biology knowledge. James Cepress: five hours a day it's Metals class for him and he takes time out once in a while to tell of his life as a fisherman. And we hear he’s one of the best! 19 Richard Dick: ii very involved in barbershop singing and directing. He teaches Occupational Relationships. Addell Dahlen: a good solid teacher who uses new innovative ways to motivate her English and Reading courses. William Elmquist: besides his auto classes here at the Tech he teaches adult classes at night. Like the rest of the teaching staff he is involved. James Dotseth: athletically inclined, he fits his positions as Health and Gym teacher well. He adds his talent to coaching wrestling and football. Leslie Engstrom: in his classes of Anthropology and Sociology he loves to tease the girls. He has plenty of ideas, and gets his classes to open up. Lynn Emberlev: is helping our society by teaching students to be prepared for the real world. 20 Susan Feely: talk a lot, tell many stories about home (most concern her children), and she never runs out of energy teaching Beginning Acting and the Magic of Words. Patrick Feely: Sociology and Psychology teacher. Never a dull moment in class. Basketball coach who is often quoted as saying Hustle, Hustle, Hustle. Clayton Freeburg: History, Psychology, tennis, hock, cy, and a farm occupy this instructor's time. An avid outdoon-man who is well Uked by all. Dorianne Everetz: stresses writing on college level. She has plenty of enthusiasm needed to teach her English and Speech courses. Marsha Gal lea: very soft spoken yet she's our answer to Billy jean King. She's very appropriate for her Raquct Sports and Health classes. Nancy Glenn: is a busy young mother. She teaches Spanish part-time. Sometimes we don't know who runs faster - Nancy or her kids. Carolyn Gershcow: she is loved because of her style of really caring. Mystery, English, and Science Fiction arc her specialties along with sneering. 21 Sandra Heikkinen: the chief chef at Roosevelt it a red head with plenty of flair who only spends two hours a day at the Tech. Patricia Gronberg: famous for always having a bowl of candy to inspire her homeroom and business students. Helen Henninsgard: foods and family life. She found out the real meaning of overtime when she took charge of the Rock-ettes and the Sagamore. Always well liked because of her school spirit, this peppy gal takes a personal interest in each of her students. Jack Hill: one time tried out for pro-football he coaches gymnastics and ping-pong and teaches English. He's well liked especially by the females. Donald Iverson: he always has a smile and speaks very swiftly so his students have more time to work in the Machine Shop. John Jennings : they call him Waylon and Dr. J. He's well liked and has a good sense of humor. He teaches Algebra-Trigonometry and the highest course available, Math Analysis. Richard Hughes: a seemingly soft spoken man who takes a very personal look at the Drivers of Roosevelt. 22 Richard Johnson: the man in charge of the bands has a lot of work cut out for him because for every occasion the band must play. He docs a fine job and is a credit to our staff. Marjorie Kadue: is gracious and generous which is typical of all southern belles. She's the advisor to the largest FHA in Minnesota. Hilda Karakash: is a proud owner of a new car. She is also proud to know how to drive! Dale Johnson: talks of houses, stocks, and Edina while he teaches his pupils Accounting and Typing. He's very friendly. Elwood Johnson: a hard worker who comes up with consistently great choirs. Always knows what he's doing and controls all choirs. Famous for saying Sit up and die right! Norman Johnson: top notch math teacher and black board eraser who rumors have it has advised Bud Grant on how to act on the sidelines! Went through college with Tom Ohno. 23 Daniel Krugger: loves to sing off key, just fantastic in the Joke department, and it fits in perfectly with his Humor and Comedy course. Linton Lange: Donald Litstrom: A half a sheet of paper ripped the i� pleasant, quiet, and sincere, long way and these 15 words will go down in each Roosevelt student's mind ... earnestness, earthiness, economics, efficacy, efficiency, ego, elan, empathy, energy, enthusiasm, ethics, examinations, excellence, expertise, exuberance. Lars Klndem: loves the phrase Uff Da! Instructs classes of Norwegian and U. S. History and is a ski coach. Pupils love him because he has a sense of humor. Benita Kirshbaum: Spanish teacher who's famous quotes arc Be fair, be nice, try, and smile . She also emphasizes that different ways don't mean wrong ways. William Knutson: Geometry is his bag and it's come to new life. It's obvious his love of life grows each and every day and he brings that same spirit to class. 24 Robert Lohn: very easy to talk to and often brings himself down to the students level. He is well liked by all his Wood classes. Marlene Locascio: always has a pleasant smile and spends much of her time on the telephone. Donald Martin: makes good use of real life to bring across his teaching on Geometry'. He is pictured here on his motorbike in Alaska. Walter Logacz: You're guaranteed a wealth of knowledge when you come out of his Middle East and U. S. History courses. He loves Pollack Jokes. Fred Lundquist a firm, modem, understanding teacher who has a variety of classes like Business English, Advance Placement and War Stories. Known as the King of Grammar. Richard McWaters: as Athletic Director and gym teacher he's got plenty- of work cut out for him. He was in charge of the new sod on our football field. Freeman Mclnrov: Call him what you want but he's the spirit of Rosey-Tech. His History classes fill up first, he's also track and cross-country coach and the voice of the lunchroom. 2S Stephen Nelson: uses Jokes that soar over the heads of his students, well liked and he knows his Physics. Seems to love to misspell words and students love his artwork. James Moody: a ski coach, Knows his Auto , has a good presentation for class everyday. A very good learning experience for anyone who wants to drive. Tom Ohno: superlative teacher who puts his Math across in a way that if you listen at all you have no choice but to learn! Just a fantastic sense of humor (pupils love his Oriental language Jokes.) Alice Paus: is kept busy with her double hour Model Office classes. The phone is used often in this simulated business environment. Sweet enough to be anyone's secretary. Jack Newton: all of his classes concern tenth grade English. That is work breaking in the sophomores. This year his students nicknamed him The Big Fig. Gordon Olson: ran for office in the fall, has broadcasting experience, loves the opportunity to talk and tells great stories, yet Gordy or Big G Rattle O has time to instruct his students thoroughly on small gas engines. 26 Stephen Phillips: good sense of humor, dedicated, shows through in all his plays. Will definitely take time to talk to you before or after his Film Study classes. Karl Pederson: calm, excellent physical condition make him perfect for his position as a Physical Education teacher. Phillip Petrou: To the question how will your students remember you most, he replied, My students remember ME? People loved his heavy Creek accent on Well, let's say uh. Charles Pinkney: He has to be the most unde rated great guy at Roosevelt. He's a wee-bit skinny but very arty . He enjoys his work and makes his class enjoyable. Louis Rudd: Eric Schoeder: English, baseball, and skiing are his trademark. In class he knows his stuff and he doesn't hide the fact that you either learn or fail. this indeed has to be die most unique teacher at Roosevelt. He's famous for his lectures, knows his History, calls to phone buzzer termites and is a religious lover of classical music. Charlotte Scarlett: would love to have you in her class. She buzzes from table to table helping all her students in her clothing classes. 27 Marvin Skaurud: known to all as the Doc. Can reflect on the old days of Roosevelt. Bear in inind, now, Doc. He does a fine Job of teaching his Government and Economics classes. Gerald Springer: puts a lot of mileage on his car following the activities of his students on the Work Program. Mary Pat Sorvik: is one of the new teachers added to the staff. She teaches Retail Florist and is well known for embarking on a terrarium rejuvina-tion campaign. Eleanor Schultz: aaa jjj 111, everyone can remember the repetition of letters in Typing class. You're always kept busy and confidence develops quickly. James Thornton: A Deacon who they call Mr. T. makes his Chemistry classes do many useful experiments. A friend to Joe Zilch. Jerry Strukel: does not believe in wearing cloth ties. He also is a Work Program director and this year his classes sold Tootsie Roll Banks for $1.00. 28 Maurice Weinblatt: Unlimited artistic talent. He comes up with many cute phrases and just loves to talk about his gourmet cooking. William Tilbury: die track team knew him as Use best backcrackcr and affectionately called him dad. He's die huggable teddy bear of the staff. Berta Vijard: a perfectionist, site's very smart, and tough to please. But this is all the better because only special peple take German and they all enjoy it. Here she is pictured at her cabin in Mi 11c Lacs Lake. Thomas Valvik: made his name known with his rooster experiments. He demands 100 . from his students in his Biology classes. Louraine Wendt: the lady with the distinctive voice and ready whistle. She is this year's gymnastics and golf coach. Muriel Weist: is strict, efficient, organized and goes by the book to prepare her students for tire real world. She teaches typing and shorthand. Dorothy Webb: gives highly emotional talks, craves Chinese food, and expressed her concern for China in the death of their leader, Mao Tsc Tung. 29 Administration Jean Choicain Martin Heusser (France) (Switzerland) Alicia Escardo (Uruguay) Librarians B. Deeds, E. Baker, M. Tonn In Memorium Mrs. Sophie Hoel As :i member of the Roosevelt staff since 1967, Mrs. Hoel was one of the favorite math instructors. She died of cancer in 1975, leaving behind many pupils who miss her greatly. Mrs. Hoel is pictured here in one of her favorite roles - working with students. front Row: J. Sullivan, R. Alexander, R. Norling, W. Wcver, M, Tigue Second Row: R. Stevenson, G. Milner, D. Debe, I.. Sweeny, F. Terry Back Row; C. Thompson, I.. Hogevedt, V. Person, C. Anthony 1977 Being And Becoming SCHOLARS Front How: L. Cordon, C. Warder, C. Bergin, L. Sorenson, B. Welty, L. Schlief, R. Bailey, B. Bergin, B. Baker, i. White, K. Ruitad, J. Patch, R. PapenhauMx), C. Dunn, V. Vats a as, S. Malkavage, C. Quick, T. Erickson, L. Klemp, C. Peterson, Second Row.- M. Larson, R. Reilly, L. Wlstrom, S. Stiller, M.Bell, A. Larson, ]. Hanson, B. Hanson D. Campbell, J. Strom, J. Roth, M. Carlson, K. Sobtrak, L. Page, L. Peterson, M. Morin, V. Wlnkleman, M. Kane, P. Weltiin, C. Fcidt, D. O'Grady, B. Johnson, D. Peterson, D. Rolf, L. Haugen, Director: Elwood Johnson. Third Row C. Johnson, P. Wassmund, M. Sdller, M. Millam, D. Francisco, D. Daldgrcn, J. Doble, P. Archer, L. Sorenson, M. Riven, S. McLaughlin, M.Sobtzak, B. Scharbcr, C. Carlson, B. Trobridge, M. Bolin, M. Cunnii ham, M. 1 xtrand, J. Wassmund, C. Cooke, B. Carl, P. Peterson, C. Hoffman, M Butterwortn. Back Row: L. Bjclland, W. Mauland C. Hanral, D. Dahlgrcn, M Hultgren, N. Peters, S Sedio, T. Cockcrhan, A. Grttnke, J. Lund, T. Cannon, A. Wheeler, B. Bailey, P. Benson, C. Mattson, S. Ritchie, P. Nrchcr, A. Escardo, K. Holmcn, C. Applcquist, P. Stork, T.Putnam. Concert Choir I’ve had .1 riot with the Altos in sectionals. Every performance has been a different experience. The hardest test is doing the best iob you can, who her you feel like it or not at the time, There's a lot of work and responsibility but with every responsibility comes pleasure and reward. 1 feel Concert Chois has done a super � ob with he responsibility of rcprc-.cnring Roosevelt. Beh Car) SELECT SINGERS Select Singers is a new musical group at Roosevelt. They are referred to as the sophomore chocalaires. At The Left is-First Row: M. Bosque , C. Tran, M. Sobtzak, T. Lew no, B. Sanford Second Row: B. Plifka, J. Brown, R. Stork, N. Doss, K. Bctkncss, B. Eikaas. Back Row: D. Vitullo, M. Zarifis, T. Mustful, C. Svitak, J. Cockerham, C. Anderson, M. Jensen, L. Ludwig. First Row: J. Jackson, L. Ham,on, T. Erickson, T. Erickson, I. Zieglmcicr, T. Bclinshl, M. Krueger, S. McClintock, S. Hclicth, R. Knight, C. Martin, L. Klemp, S. Matson, B. Olson, D. Wilson, C. Ritchie, Second Row: B. Norman, B. Sengcr, S. Rasmussen, J. Hochne, C. Harris, K. Tovscn, K. Yale, S. Mann, L. Wilcox, T. Trig land, Papula , L Lannlng, D. Grout, L. Davis, T. Turgeon. Third Row: Director: Mr. Johnson, K. Axbcrg, C. Hough, L. C inline 1, B. Lougcc, M. Schaefer, D. Rolf, D. Madro, K. Kopp-le, LjSolstad, D. Miller, R. Lararx, S. Theslnga, K. Hetland, J. Peacock, D. Johnson, J. Cardncr. Last D. Thunton, R. Sharp, D. Oibcrg, C. Mlckelson, L Peanon, C. Varhol, L. Pederson, S. T Selbrade, S. Silbemagel, K. Cunning, K. Erickson, D. Olson, D. Taylor, S. Oman, L. Emerson, J. Madrigals From Ro v: B. Borgin, P. Archer, L. Wiiaom, D. Peterson, KulenKamp, B. John ton, C. Warder, B. Vatsaas, L. Haugen Second Row: R. Papcnhiun.cn, M, Riven, A. Lscardo, C. Mattson, J, Torch, J. Waismund, I. Sor-enwm, Back Row: D. Framlsco, B. Bailey, C. Clemmcnson, P. Stork, I. Peterson Madrigals if a dedicated group of classical vocalists. The perform 16th century music at churches, banquets, and festivals. The madrigals meet three mornings a week.______ IY p Singers J. Dcblc, M. Riven, D. Frtns-isco, C. Scaly, P. Benson, I. Sorenson, C. Bergln, B. V.ioa-is, B. Carl, B. Bergin, D.Dahl-gren, P. Stork, I. Riclland. Pop is a tong and dance group. Tlicy perform music from Broadway shows and other Pop music. Pop meets two mornings and one evening a week. They give shows at hotels, banquets, and other schools. ■ I ij� ry. Btcmo, L. Bulfie, B. Pliflra, R. Nelson, K. Jem«, B. Hopki� , K. Hansen, W. Morreini, M. Carlson, T. Hclscth, K. Johnson, B. Knutson, S. Lchrkc, K. Berkncss, N. Doss. Second RowtC. Arvidsou, C. Cook, L. Pearson, C. Olmstcad, F. Scharafanow, T. Bielinski, B. Lika as, B. Hawkinson, L. Ludwig, D. Klcmcnhagcu, J. Pellizzer, D. Murphy, P. Hrown, M. l-chrkc, S. Mitchell, M. Doble, J. Polec, C. Granncs. Third Row: ). Hochnc, B. Stork, D. Vltullo, T. Wilcox, S. Schrocder, J. Schossow, M. Bosquea, J. Aamot, M. Hermaitton, T. Lewno, M. Lrhard, C. Tran, L. Thompson, J. Schertncr, D. Campbell, M. Peterson, p. Carlson, M. Jensen. Back Row: M. Sobtxak, T. Bogren, C. Svitak, S. Kottke, B. St. Jacquc, T. Forte, M. Hultgrcn, K. Hansen, J. Lund, K. CXven, T. Mustful, B. Sanford, T. Gannon, M. Roach, J. Mustful, J. Cockerham, M. Zarifis, R. Kuhn, C. Anderson. BANO 36 CONCERTBAND VARSITY BAND ion, K. Dostal, B. , Olson, P. Mill. f. Cardin, K. Woe D. Ruuen, S. Hi Owm? Third Row: emandex, S. Peter Cough, B. B. P.onning, vidsou, B. Nye, Olicn, B. R. Mil M. Olson, V. r, D. Wilson, D. Ig, J. Herxni S. Pape, R. Pec ;lim, M. Stack, R. J- Concert Band Concert Rand is a select group of musicians who work hard year round to produce a sound they can he proud of. These efforts are shown in their concerts. They perform the Annual Pop Concert, the Mass Bund Concert with the junior high schools, along with joint efforts with the choir and other functions in the same area. The hand always plans on an annual trip. Financial aid comes from the ever popular hand candy han, annual fruit sales, bake sales, pancake breakfast anl concerts. Front Row: K. Dole, drum major, A. Wheeler, K. Peterson, L. Unelng, L. Allen, S. McClintock, L. Schllef, M. Pet coon, L. Albrecht, director Mr. R. lohnson, D. Miller, Polec. Second Row: J. Bukalia, S. Candcls, M. Reilly. Third Row: K. McCraw, M. Olicn, B. turn!, G. Render, L. Brown, V. McClintock, C. StuhU feier. Fourth Row. B. Elliot, B. Nye, D. Davidson, V. Eliason, J. Henuanson, M. Ifildcn, C. Carlcen. Fifth Row: P. Krause, J. Kemling, C. Renna, C. lUwon, J. Swenson, S. Thompson, S. Warnes. Sixth Row: K. Wo-drich, C. Engstroru, S. Oxewlale, D. Wilson, C. Wilson, K. Gough, D. Ziebart. Seventh Row: L. Polec, C. Moore, M. Dcgolier, L. Bcrgct, R. Miller, H. Hegg, K. Fechr. Eight Row: J. Weber, K. Peterson, M. Cardin, L. Brown, A. Petit, T. Crouch, T. Mldthun. Ninth Row. K. Duus, E. Williams, R. Stack, C. Tran, B. Mitchell, C. Campbell. R. Clark. Tenth Row: P. Mulhautrn, D. Hanson, D. Zicbart, P. Miller, B. Hart, L. Pfeifer, R. Pcchonik, Eleventh Row: K. Anglim, C. Bolstad, B. Johnson, B. Bridell, . Codfredson, M. Pfeffcr. Back Row. B. Jones, J. Pranghoffer, J. Hanson, J. Limesand, C. Jones, J. Melhui, M. Dillon. Marching Band The average Roosevelt student watches and listen to die marching band on iliclr way to school. The member of till band are considered mils, Whv would any-one want to get up and extra hour earh |u t to get some of the best sc it on Cowans field However, this year the marching band made their claim to fame to marching in a unique formation, led b tlicir faithful major A. Wheeler, the band marched tnd quickly wrote out the locally recognized teds nickname. Stage Band Stage Band is not only for the talented but also for the animated. These musicians meet zero hour during the second and third trimesten only. Their style greatly varies from Blues to Rock. The member are chosen for their versatility and excitability. They perform at many different social activities and have a good time getting together. ; Row: R. Anderson, A. Wheeler, K. Anglim, M. Sim-coe, J. Codfredson, K. Duus. Second Row: R. Clark, M. Dillon, J. Cutchey, G. Mason, S. Seashore, M. Pickard, T. Mr. Johnson, J. Pranghoffer, S. Hagstrom, B. Hart, R. Pcchonik, L. Pfeffer, J. Reude liter:, T. Grannei 4 4 Vi Below: 1. R. St. Jac-que, 2. G. Temtc, T. Jensen, 3. H. Young-berg, Topeka yearbook representative, Mrs. H. Hcnningsgard, Advisor, C. Robinson, and D. Santos (photographer from H. Larson Studio) relax in the lobby of the yearbook plant, 4. Robert Olson, Mark Bauler and David Santos of the H. Larson Studio, 5. yearbook staff at work. Talent, time, ambition, imagination, dedication, and an ability to enjoy some fun are all qualities of a great yearbook staff. This year's staff combined to record the 1976 - '77 school year into an annual which best portrays all the activities at Roosevelt. It's no secret that Roosevelt has the largest school in Minneapolis and consistently produces one of the best yearbooks every year. This year's Sagamore is no exception and continues the fine tradition of Being and Becoming a Ted. Since an annual is a book of pictures, the staff works with about 15,000 pictures during a year. Our photographers try to secure pictures of every activity at Roosevelt or involving our students outside the building, but on school business. The yearbook staff is assigned its own room in this building and also has a storage area adapted to be used as a darkroom. The H. Larson Studio personnel assist our staff in all phases of the photography for the yearbook, including taking group and activity pictures at Roosevelt, training our staff photographers, and supplying complete darkroom supplies. When there is a problem regarding publication details, Chuck Robinson is on 24-hour a day call and the staff often uses its private telephone for emergency assistance from Chuck. Even with all of this expert assistance and all the time invested in assembling the yearbook, deadlines are an earth-shaking experience. The staff is delighted when a deadline party is celebrated and another step forward has been taken in the great march to spring and the BIG day of our year, distribution of 1,400 copies of our yearbook. TO JOSIU S W Daly 1. T. Jenson, C. Douglas, M. Emery, M. Olson, W. Greer (retired editor of St. Paul Pioneer Press C Mpls. Star), R. Larrison. 2. Cynthia Anderson, advisor. Informing the public is the biggest and foremost responsibility of being a journalist. The readers depend upon him her to relate to them what has, is, or is about to happen. They want the story to be interesting enough to hold their attention yet at the same time accurate enough that they can rely upon it. While performing his duties the journalist is actually serving the public by gathering and compiling all this information for them. He saves all his readers both time and effort. Through the experience of serving the school as a reporter one leams to communicate better with others. During personal interviews you are placed in close contact with many people and given the Job of 'finding out the facts. You lcam to be polite, tactful and concise yet always obtaining all the necessary information. You lcam to respect others and to appreciate the time and the answers they arc so willing to give. Reporters also become more observant and aware of their sunoundings. After a short time they realize they must keep their ears and eyes open or they could miss an opportunity for a story. Between papers the staff may read novels, view movies and attend press conferences. The staff normally takes a trip in the spring and ends the year with a farewell party at Mrs. Anderson's home. Sitting: G. Mason, J. Warhol, M. Pickard, C. Douglas, D. Dahlgren, J. Sevlie, W. Arms, R. Miller, S. Allen, C. Anderson, M. Olson. Standing: B. Paulson, B. Bjornson, R. Larrison. 39 Front Row: T. Stevenson, S. Hanson, Back Row: B. Hcigl, T. Schaefer, J. Heigl, B. Peterson The stage crew has to set up any background and props needed for all the plays and auditoriums. They decide on the lighting and help with the sound. All the special effects and heavy carrying are done by this brave team. They consider themselves brave just for being on the crew. Heavy criticism by ignorant students does not show the crew down. Such people often say, They blew it instead of, 1 can do that better. The audio visual team is headed by advisor Mr. Iverson. They are the brains behind the classroom slides, movies, and other productions. They are seldom heard and often needed. They keep all the equipment in top condition. As students pass by the AV roans, they often hear the muffled music of the team's favorite daytime show on video tape. First Row: M. Emery, P. Huntington, S. Ritchie, T. Putnam, B. alc Second Row: M. Frank, J. Lindahl, L. Sorenson, V. Me Clintok, P, Sina Back Row: J. Heigl, D. Volkstrom, B. Faulk, R. Bue Peering Through Curtains are advisors-Mr. Phillips and Mr. Johnson National Honor Society members have maintained at least a 3.2 grade point average in their careers as students at Roosevelt High School. This means doing good work in all of their classes, whether the topic is particularly appealing or not. It means taking notes and learning through class lectures, textbooks, discussions, films, term papers, guest speakers and so forth. It means getting home work done in spite of involvement in activities, such as, dramatics, athletics, cheerleading or Rock-ettes, band, choir, a part-time job, romance, river parties, television, Howard Johnson's or a car. Students must diligently and consistently apply themselves to their classwork to earn the privilege of membership in National Honor Society. Front Row: A. Wheeler, M. Reilly, T. Matos, M. Bell, T. John , D. Schuler, R. Miller, C. Mashkc. Second Row- S. Pape, C. Feidt. D. O'Grady, B. Anderson, C. Douglas, L. Polec, D. Heltzcr, J. Sulla. Third Row- M. Kohlmann L. Wistrom, T. Erickson, K. Stuhlfeier, G. Risinger, L. Haugen, D. Doughty, K. Blader, B. Bjorn son. Fourth Row-R. Booth, L. Brown, D. Conn, B. Paulson, G. Mason, M. Pickard, M. Dahlsten, T. Cockerham. Last Row- S. Stiller, C. Mattson, S. Lamb, M. Butterworth, P. Nymoen, S. Anderson, J. Heigl, M. Vecsch. Front Row: J. Heichert, B. Hilbert, J. Vestal, C. Lex, M. Edblad, D. Carter, D. Chin, J. Hil- . german, G. Wodnik. Second Row- S. Ramsey, G. Wicklund, J. Diefcnthal, N. Johnson, D. Dahl- rn, K. Magnusson, B. Vatsaas, L. Sorenson, T. Homstad, L. Torkelson. Third Row- M. Dillon, Lauth, M. Downing, S. Nylander, K. Schiuck, B. Ronning, S. Daly, K. Miller, L. Uttcrbcrg, L. Schlief, P. Peterson, K. McCraw. Fourth Row- J. Bergland, D. Pavel, S. Moline, J. Weber, D. Hanson, J. Doblc, C. Cook, L. Peterson, H. Hegg, B. Bergin, G. Gauthier, C. Dunn, M. Burrow. Fifth Row: K. Bergland. K. Boehm, K. Holmen, P. Boyd, W. Nelson, J. Lehman, S. Carlson, L Wilson, A. McLaughlin. Last Row: R. Meyer, P. Boyson, J. Vanstrom, R. Pheiffer, D. Hamemick, G. Tempte, J. Jay, L. Johnson R. Nelson, D. Magnuson academics While eyes are usually pointed towards a book or a classroom lecture, one should take time to look elsewhere. Diverted eyes may find that academics is not embodied simply in words graphs and formulas. A broadened gaze will find that academics is not only read, heard and thought, but seen and felt as well. Front Row: J. SevUc, M. Olson, K. Holmen, W. Mauland, J. Doble, Row 2: P. Nyman, C. Mason, M. Brady, C. Bcigin, S. Stiller, Row 3: R. Murphy, T. Murry, D. Johnson, 6. Cook, S. Daly, J. Vanstrora, Row4:$. Ramsey, B. Baxter, D. O'Grady, J. Hcichcrt, L. Schlief, D. Dahlgren, A. Powers. The senior executive board has the difficult task of representing over 600 seniors. They are elected by their classmates to plan activities for their last year. Activities such as commencement, senior banquet, prom, and caps and gowns are being organized with the aid of their adviser, Mr. D. Krueger, and president, Jose Luciano. Secretary Jackie Doble, and treasurer Wade Mauland are the officers pictured with the group. President Jose Luciano Vice President Karin Schluck SAGAMORE I k i ecorr|ing ■NVOLVED 0 Ski Club is a fun organization -if you like to ski. Members take numerous trips to local ski areas and usually have a big weekend jaunt before winter’s end. Beginning and experienced skiiers alike profit from this club by improving their skills from all of the practice they get on the slopes. Mr. Costello advises this group of cold weather veterans. Front Row: D. Lyons, M. Perry, D. Johnson, S. Crosby, C. Burniece, C. Starks, P. Slna, K. Fecht, B. Elliott, J. Grannes. Back Rows C. Wendling, P. Ostby, R. Hanson, J. Cutchey, S. GJcsdahl, B. Welty, W. Munig. Office Education Association is made up of students in a vocational business program. They meet early in the morning on Thursdays. Their projects include selling senior class announcements, tickets to North Star hockey games, and gifts from a mail order gift house. Advisors are Mrs. A. Paus and Mrs. P. Gronberg. Above-Front Row: K. Schluck, K. Deming, T. Erickson, C. Wick, C. Thera, J. Kraitefher, J. Trimbo. Row 2: D. Hanson, S. Ramsey, L. Dreyer, L Brown, M. Morin, J. Sunstrom, M. Bidwell, L. Sayigh, P. Occl, S. Palbicki. At Right-Front Row: L. Roll and, D. Knight, S. Severson, T. Lathrop, C. Baker, C. Smith, M. Wood. Row 2: A. Thomas, J. Timm, R. Jones, G. Gauthier D. Anderson, B. Anderson, L. Torkclson, K. Bergland, L Adams, K. Lauth. Tliis year's Viking Club has been considerably more active than in the past. It all started off at Big L's house with an initiation smelt fry party. Once every month or two, the group gets together for hayrides, roller-skating, sliding, but mostly to eat lefse, meatballs, krumkake, and goat cheese. The big finale activity is a weekend trip near Marcell, Minnesota for the advanced class. Front: L Kindem. Row 1: J. Johansen, K. Paulson, K. Schluck (Vlce-pres.), J. Bergland (See.), D. Hanson (Treas.), D. Selby, T. Jensen, M. Jensen. Row 2: S. Kuhn, S. Doble, E. Baldwin. K. Bray, M. Brady (Pres.), M. Olson, N. Johnson, D. Cunderson, M. Mott. K. Hanson, B. Lunc. Row 3: L. Tucrgeon, R. Lindman, J. Parrcll, S. Stemper, B. Larson, R. Bue, A. Himmler, P. Ostby. Seated- B. Gustafson, S. Gardner, J. Dunn, J. Klein, J. Hu Is, Standing- L. Crownovor, B. Nickelson, A. McLaughlin, N. Kelly, Adviser G. Springer. D. E. C. A., or Distributive Education Club of America, is advised by Mr. G. Springer. Members sell class rings and senior class announcements. This club exists to help its members better understand the field of merchandising and marketing. Front Row- adviser J. Stroke!, J. Olson, L. Brown, T. Kinkcl, C. Martel!, S. Nelson, D. Nerhcim, S. Moorhead. Row 2- J. Madtey, K. Hedstrom, S. Graham, G. Mjoness, J. Swing Icy, K. Radnk, B. Knutson, P. Iverson. Back Row- B. Pribbcnow, R. Tcigland, J. Benoit, D. Geicr, C. Stelror, J. Hobcher, M. Scheuneman, G. Johansen, B. Kampf, K. Farrell, R. Holt, B. Berg, C. Shepherd. V. I. C. A. stand for Vocational Industrial Clubs of America. This club learns parliamentary procedures. This year they sold tootsie roll banks and poinsettia plants. Mr. J. Strukel advises this club designed to develop leadership with on-the-job training. 46 n o im o F. H. A. is an organization to promote and improve personal, family, and community living by developing inner reserves through group participation in activities and service projects. Under the advisement of Mrs. Kadue and President Shannon Daly, F. H. A. members were involved in such activities as making and selling homecoming corsages, preparing and serving for the staffs annual Easter Tea, community service projects, hayrides, picnics, roller skating, overnight, plus attending district and state meetings. Thanks to Mrs. Kadue for her time and effort spent in making F. H. A. a successful and very worthwhile organization. 1. M. Kadue prepares delicious salad. 2. C. Harris shows her skills at the table. 3. T. Tolle and J. Carleen's deep concentration is needed to win. 4. R. Baily and S. Johnson arc entertained as they attempt to play the organ. Front Row: M. Kane, S. Kennedy, A. Anderson, J. Luciano, S. Daly, L. Matson, P. Brown, L. Cannon. Row 2: S. Johnson, W. Arms, M. Anderson, J. Polec, J. Schoen, C. Harris, L. Polec, M. Brady, L. Bjclland, T. Deutsch, L. Drcyer. Row 3: B. Hanson, R. Bailey, P. Kolstad, T. Tolle, J. Carleen, M. Anderson, C. Varhol, L. Zieglmeir, S. Fritze, M. Downing. Row 4: S. Crosby, B. Baxter, K. Bray, L. Olson, N. Peters, L. Uttcrbcrg, C. Sprayberry, S. Nylander, M. Morin, K. Schluck, L. Roberts, S. Malkavage, C. Bcndik, T. Swenson, J. Hochnc, D. Hanson, S. Fritze, A. Larson, L. Wilson, Adivsor Mrs. Kadue. Back Row: R. Roth, P. Bjorkstrand. At Right- L. Matson and P. Kolstad play foosball at M. Kaduc's home. E 0 ! Front Row: B. Newville, T. Hechsel, T. Swenson, S. Daly, M. Olson. Row 2: S. Ramsey, S. Crosby, vice pres. B.Baxter, sec. R. Nelson, L. Smith, L. Polcc. Back Row: T. Gunner, C. Olmstead, K. Karlen, C. Hanson, J. Hcrmanson, L. Uttcrbcrg. Not Pictured: B. Dobbins, B. Lougec, B. Eikaas, S. Pullens, M. Doble, L. Benedict, L. Pfcffer, K. Klein, T. Ameson, J. Hochnc, V. Connel, M. Nelson, J. Hefferan, D. Erickson, T. Maxson, N. Wischow, S. Stiller, J. Vanstrom, A. Powers, J. Hcichcrt. ihis year’s student council advisor was Les Eng-strom. The student council was run by Pres. Ross Anderson with Vice Pres. Barb Baxter, Secretary Renee Nelson and Treasurer Judy Hoehne. The traditional activities are Operation Christmas Basket, Winter Sports Day, Spring Clean-up, and other school related activities. This year hopes for a new sound system for the auditorium are in the council's plans. As in the style of being and becoming a Ted, the school came together under the guidance of our student council to launch a successful benefit drive for Rick Miller. Mr. Engstrom takes time out from his conversation with Renee Nelson to smile for the camera.. The Student Council Tea put on by the Advanced Foods class. 48 Below- Student Council Officers: Vice-Pres. B. Baxter, Pres. R. Anderson, Treasurer J. Hoehne, Secretary R. Nelson. Below- Mr. Tillbury and Ann Powers engaged in a serious discussion. Mrs. Anthok observes C. Lex, M. Bell, R. Booth, G. Anderson, R. Mayer, and C. Douglas hard at work. At Left- Mrs. Antholz gives M. Bell assistance. G. Anderson and R. Mayer deep in thought. Patchmork Front Row: L. Emerson, P. Bernard, V. Chase, D. Pechonick, K. McGinty. Row 2: C. Lunderby, G. Risingcr, G. Anderson, R. Mayer, K. Anglim. Row 3: M. Olson, D. Hcltzcr, C. Cranncs, K. Stuhlfcier, C. Lex, C. Douglas. Back Row: D. Thompson, R. Nelson, R. Booth, M. Bell, L. Zieglmeier, B. BJomson. Not Pictured: P. Boysen, M. Ekblad. 49 Drama Rnd Pip Clubs Row 1: P. Brown, L. Brown, P. Stevenson, L. Sorenson, R. Nelson, L. Berg, T. Btelin-ski, D. Hclticr, C. Olmstead, A. Athias. Row 2: J. Papula , B. Wintcrowd, B. Bcrgin, K. Hanson, S. Steiner, J. Sevlic, L. Smith, C. Cranncs. Row 3: J. Vanstrom, L. Bjel-land, L. Page, R. McGovern. Top: R. Pcchonick. The first few days that the drama club meets are spent doing body and breathing exercises and learning techniques that help them relax. The Drama Club puts on the fall and winter plays and lends a hand with the senior class play. All of the members help with the construction and painting of sets. L. Brown, secretary Pep Club's main activity is working in the concession stand. They make all of the popcorn that is sold at the home games. The stand at Homecoming was, as always, the busiest. The club also sells maroon and gold streamers and Teddy banners. The money made can be used for the club's favorite service project --usually themselves. P. Boyd, president Row 1: J. Johnson, S. Hclscth, D. Grout, W. Nelson, P. Boyd. Row 2: T. Benson, C. Them, T. Egan, J. Br.iaten. Not pictured: B. Bus-kirk, M. Doyle, A. Jorgenson. At Left is F. Mclinroy, the Pep Club's main source of pep. Row 1: T. Olivcra, T. Tollc, L. Matson. Row 2: K. Bray, J. Carleen, M. Pfcffcr. Row 3: N. Peters, R. Bailey, S. Kusnier, P. Kolstad, K. Fccht. Row 4: S. Stemper, T. Jones, T. Berg, A Bentson. Row 5: E. Sickafccs, M. Michilson, T. Gruenwald, C. Johnson. Row 6: D. Stolz, B. Sager, K. Renna, J. Papulas. Row 7: S. Starks, J. Kembling, B. Schoen, A. Laison, L. Olsen. Row It C. Hilgert, P. Krause, M. Hoppe, S. Schulta, J. Polec. Row 2: L. Peterson, L. Smith, D. Erickson, R. Kauffmann, S. Starkcn. Row 3: B. Stork, B. Burggraff, E. Frazier, L. Applequist. Row 4: M. Hillan, B. Bil-lict, L. Lex, M. Alonzo. Row S: S. Modig, T. Amcson, M. Kane. Row 6: A. Larson, L. White, J. Hochne, A. Anderson. Row I: B. Baxter, L. Bjclland, L. Utterberg. Row 2: C. Sprayberry, S. Malkavage, M. Morin, L. Dryer. Row 3: C. Applcquist, T. Jensen, P. Johnson, L. Zeller. Row 4: D. Hanson, K. Schluck, M. Downing, C. Ramcrth. Row 5: S. Daly, S. Crosby, L. Gannon, P. Brown. Row 6: C. Bcndik, L. Roberts, S. Nylander. Row 1: M. Carlson, C. Harris, S. Johnson. Row 2: B. Hopkins, D. Dahlgren, M. Carlson, C. Shannon. Row 3: L. Buffie, C. Arvidson, J. McFce, P. Camec, S. Prahm. Row 4: M. Bolin, S. Thesenga, B. Louge, J. Johansen. Row 1: M. Erhard, D. Johnson. Row 2: D. Peters, D. Donley, K. McGraw, S. Steiner. Row 3: A. Powers, B. Bcrgin, R. Nelson, J. Hcichcrt. Row 4: D. O'Grady, S. Lamb, J. Doblc, D. Swanson. Front Row: K. Gjcsdahl, L. Polec, W. Nelson, P. Bernard. Row 2: K. Sankey, K. Deming, L. Schlief, L. Klemp, P. Peterson, M. Olson. Row 3: J. Bcrgland, K. Boehm, K. Holmen, C. Lex, B. Gilbert, P. Boysen. Row 4: K. Mclhus, R. Hanzal, L. Wistrom, P. Nymoen, L. Hougcn, C. Mattson. Row 5: L. Pederson, S. Varland, R. Mayer, S. Raymond, C. Feidt, M. Ekblad. Cabinet — Front Row: L. Bjelland, L. Utterberg. Row 2: S. Crosby (Co. Vice Pres.), D. Johnson, M. Erhardt. Row 3: J. Doble (Pres.), D. O'Crady (Treas.). T. Tolle, P. Bernard. Row 4: C. Feidt — (Coordin.), S. Steiner (Co. Vice Pres.), P. Kolstad, C. Hilgert, M. Olson. Row 5: B. Bergin, B. Burggraff. Row 6: D. Dahlgrcn, S. Johnson. Blue-Tri is an organization of RHS girls. This year there were six chapters. They sponsor events like Sadie Hawkins, the 50's Dance, and Snoball. They also do service projects for the community. Chapters meet separately for their own activities, such as hayrides, overnights, and parties. Front Row- K. Me Craw, B. Ronning, A. Lougee, C. Svoboda, B. Andcnon, C. Cough, M. John-� on. Row 2- C. Applcquist, J. MeFee, D. Erickson, D. Dahlgren, S. Kusnier, N. Hobserv Row 3- L. Bjelland, B. ScUbcck, P. Benson, J. O'Crady, J, Straiton, S. Modig, M. Brady, S. Phram, K. Nelson, M. Brewer, C. Arvidson, R. Anderson, B. Stork. K. Peterson, S. Thescnga, M. Gardine, K. Johnson, L. Benson, C. Nelson, D. Edwards. Row 4- M. Pettygrove, D. Peterson, C. Abrahamson, J. Aemdale, S. Berg, J. Hoe-hnc, A. Larson, L. White, M. Hultgren, B. Hopkins. J. Stratton, J. O'Crady, J. Aemdale Involved in a Above Young Life members being entertained by a skit. Below- One discussion. of Young Life's many activities, a songfest. Young Life gives you a warm feeling of being together with friends and feeling very close to one another. Singing our hearts out, clapping hands, stamping feet, and skits are parts of our weekly activities there. The Young Life leaders are full of everlasting energy that keeps us going and makes Young Life what it is to all of us. To lead us each week we have John Stratton, Jeff O’Grady, Dale Peterson, Burt Selsbeck, Gayle Nelson, Nancy Holsen and Guitarists Jeff Aerndale, and Drew Edwards. 54 FFfil- Ain’t All Cows And Plows Roosevelt High School is the only school in Minneapolis to offer the intra-curricular national organization of the Future Farmers of America. To be a member, the student must be enrolled in one of the many vocational agriculture classes. Students interested in making a career in the broad field of agriculture become involved through FFA by participating in contests on the district, state, and national levels. Our chapter being strongest in crops and horticulture this year. Our Roosevelt chapter hold meetings every other Tuesday night where all the members can be found planning and carrying through many activities such as, a fall clean-up, project, the annual Christmas wreath sale, trips to district and state meetings, and the highlight of the year, attending the National Convention in Kansas City, Missouri. The greatest assets of being active in FFA are, learning responsibilities through leadership, learning and working first hand at careers and opportunities of agriculture, and most importantly, being given the chance to meet and get to know kids all over the country interested in being and becoming the Future Farmers of America. The Official Emblem First Row: W. Almos (Reporter), J. Bergland (Pres.), D. Gunderson (Tres.), D. Mollan. Row 2: L. Lewcrenz, K. Carlson, C. Hannem, C. Hilgcman. Row 3: Mr. Busse (Advisor), M. Helm(V. P.), T. Staibler, J. Hilgeman (Sentinel), Mrs. Sorvik (Advisor). Not Pictured: M. Terho (Sentinel), R. Fliflet, J. Harmsen. 55 The Rockettes, carrying on the traditions of being the first danceline in Minnesota, are also the only tap dancing line. They are kept busy dancing for football, basketball, and hockey games, along with special performances such as auditorium programs, pepfests, danceline competitions and banquets. Along with all of this, we will also remember: tryouts- Wake up, you made '...summer practices.. . YOU GUYS! ... Par-ades- clappies ... Mel's Lasagna... Smile, Toni! ... Splits, all the way! ...SATURDAY Night.... Shelli- $ % .. . Piggy ... Don’t cry, Cindy ... Sorry I'm late, but.. Bloody Mary ... Minkey ... Honey Bun... Pager and Rotti... Danceline competitions- Did we place? ... Best Booth... CanCan- Mitzel, lace it tighter ... Hair back- Yes, even the Bangs ... Eating...May Day... Banquet. .. Tears... Memories. Advisor - H. Hcimiugsgard Pictured at left is the danceline following performance of Can Can for the Sno Dare auditorium. Front Row: C. Young, C. Applequist, S. Malkavage, Morin, Row Two, D. Selby, J. Whiney, S. Kleve, K. Johnsop, M. Downing, Row Three, M. Jensen, M. Severson, P. Johnson, T. Jensen, P. Weikle, K. Mitzcl, C. Arvidson. Not Pictured arc L. Dreycr and B. Eikaas. Below Left Mrs. Henningsgard, advisor, confers with Cheri Ross, choreographer. Just below, Melodie, Linda, Konni and Bonnie are enjoying our annual Christmas party. Further below, the dancers happily pose by their prize winning booth at the regional fall competition. S7 Cheerleading Football riot squad . . guy cheerleaders? What a blast! lots of hard work . . learning new stunts . . getting keyed . .PREVIEW . . new megaphones . . some crazy practices . . HOMECOMING . . games at Parade . . screaming, yelling, losing your voice . . VICTORY . . defeat . . making a comeback . . season's over . . so fast? Many happy memories. Riot Squad: Front Row: N. Johnson, M. Brady, J. Luciano, Capt., Row 2: B. Vatsaas, M. Brewer, W. Arms, Capt., Advisor: Claude Benson. First Row: S. Crosby Row 2: S. Kusnicr K. Schluck, Capt. R. Bailey M. Carlson Row 3: J. Johanson D. Swanson A. Larson Row 4: S. Kennedy S. Daly C. Bendik, Capt. L. Matson D. Nelson 5® “VARSITY SQUADS Basketball Hockey” Captains Cindy Bendik and Shannon Daly. Below Arc K. Schluck, B. Baxter. C. Bendik, J. Johanson, A. Larson, M. Carlson. In Front Is R. Bailey, Second Row D. Nelson, C. Hoffman, D. O'Grady and Standing Are S. Daly and K. Bray. Cheerleading means: basketball . . .early morning practices . . . trying to learn the cheers. . . new uniforms. . . freezing our legs in school. . .all those crazy bus rides. . . new cheers. . . (Don't give me no jive, turkey, no jive.). . .winning . . . losing. . . so close. . .It was great! Hockey. . . ice time at Richfield. . .attempting cartwhells. . . oops, the skate guards. . .embarrassment. . .Hockey preview. . . pregame butterflies. . . BEM1DJI ... so many games . . . overcrowding at Augsburg. . . new friends. . . lots of fun. . . lots of memories. $9 Wrestling Swimming Sophomores All day wrestling tournaments. . .meeting new people. . . learning cheers. . . constant practice. . . sore muscles. . .tiring bus rides. . . boiling in swim meets. . .getting thrown in the pool. . .never giving up. S. Kennedy, L. Mat-son and S. Kusnier helped pump enthusiasm into the swim meets. Above Left Sue Crosby, this year's Teddy Bear mascot. Above Right, the Varsity wrestling cheerleaders, D. Knight, R. Ncpplc, K. Deming, J. Hochne, K. Holman, M. Bolin, Below, our sophomore squad: In Front, J. Brown, Row 2, L. Pearson, C. Mlkhelson, J. Hallstrom, C. Erwin, Row 3, P. Carlson, C. Olson, L. Smith. 60 Officers: Sherri Lanb and Carol Mattson. The International Student Interest Club is the new name for the old A. F.S. club. This year's amity aides got involved with American students by sharing their cultures to this special club. Through parties and picnics I.S.I.C. members learn foreign dances and experience foreign dishes. They learn . about the differences in everyday life when the aides bring things from their 1 home country like clothes and records. Students from Roosevelt get to know more foreign and American students through clubs like this in other schools. Below is Mrs. Olson (C. Olson’s mother) sitting between A. VanAnderaye and A. Chiou. S. Lamb, A. VanAnderaye, C. Mattson Front Row: J. Owens, C. Olson, A. VanAnderaye (Belgium) Second Row: Mrs. Dahlen, M. Bell, S. Cicsckc, S. Allen, Mrs. Telke Third Row: Mrs. Johnson, A. Escardo (Uruguay), A. Chiou, M. Hucsscr (Switzerland), J. Choicain (France). 61 Front Row: J. Polec. Row 2: R. Nelson, L Polec. Row 3: T. Matos, D. Davidson, M. Bell. Back Row: R. Paulson, C. Anderson, J. Bell, coach D. F.vem. Not Pictured: D. Hcltzer, B. Plifka, C. Granncs. Jean Polec demonstrates her cross examination style. Above Right: Jim Bell prepares his case. Above Left: Viva Connel presents her evidence. Debate requires hard work, dedication, nerves of steel and the kind of togetherness necessary to fit five people into the back seat of Ms. Webb's car. Having unique experiences and meeting people from other schools makes everything worthwhile. This year's exciting resolution: That a comprehensive program of penal reform should be adopted throughout the United States. Speech season begins where debate ends. Original oratory, Humerous interpretation, and Creative expression are just a few of the catagories open to speech team competitors this season. Both speech and debate arc governed by the National Forensic League. Ms. Evertz and Ms. Webb coached the teams. Ifim Front Row: co-capt. T. Matos, R. McGovern. Back Row: sec. M. Bell, K. Klein, B. Olson. Not Pictured: D. Davidson, K. McGinty. At Left: The National Forensic League pin. Below- Front Row: B. Lund, J. Bell, G. Anderson, C. Blomseth. Back Row: coach D. Webb, J. Polec, co-capt. L. Polec, V. Connel, D. Olson, K. Jensen. 1977 IN cC 0 1 ! i Being And Becoming SPECIAL EVENTS THE DASHING WESTERN ROMANCE! DEADWOOD DICK or, The Game of Cold! Directed by Stephen Phillipps DRAMATIS PERSONAE Ned Harris..................................................Larry Page (alias Dead wood Dick) Wild Belle Harris...........................................Lynda Berg Lily Blossom..............................................Betsy Bergin (a tender prairie flower) Rose Blossom...........................................Linda B.ielland (her resplendent sister) Black'n Redbum.........................................John Vanstrom (a true villain) Judge Nix.........................................................Mike Emery (all the law there is in Dcadwood) Calamity Jane..........................................Julie Papulas (owner of the Man-Trap Saloon) La Paloma..............................................Jennifer Scvlic (exotic adventuress) Angel..................................................Angle Athias (Clean-up lady at the Man-Trap) Kit Karson.............................................Rory McGovern (a bartender) Sheriff Loveless.......................................Grant Anderson (who always gets his man) Molly............................................................Renee Nelson (his wife) Teetotal Tessie..........................................LaVonne Brown (a Temperance Crusader) Piano Annie.................................................Patti Sina (tickles the ivories at the Man-Trap) Town Drunk........................................................Dale Heltzer Miners, Toughs, Barmaids and Crusaders: Terri Biclinski, Chris Olmseead, Rick Pechonik, Tony Putnam, Chuck Sealy, Laura Smith, Pam Stevenson, and Bev Winterround. Assistant Director: Kathy Hansen Technical Director: Jim Hcigl Costume Designer: Sandy Steiner Business Manager: Renee Nelson Scenic Design: Stage Crew Ticket Design: Peggy Bernard r 4 ‘A Little Rowdiness Helps’ The first pepfest of the year was a rather belated and controversial one. Although the program itself ran smoothly, with an Introduction of the girls volleyball team and the cheerleaders, a demonstration by the boy's gymnastic team and a dance by the Rockettes. Many faculty members were upset because of the short notice of the pepfest, and because the proper procedures were not used in preparation of it. However, the girls volleyball team was, at the time, a strong contender for participation in the state tournament and it was decided that an all-school pepfest in recognition of the girls efforts was in order. The girls went on to place third in the state tournament. The spirit of the Roosevelt student body was lively and proved to be well deserving of the long awaited pepfest. 65 «• Beginnin’ the festivities couples made ther way to coketail shindigs fer assorted delights. When everybody was well crocked, folks mosied on down to Malkersons stable fer a knee slappin' evenin' of hayrides and square dancin. Hidin' in haystacks was a popular pastime. A kiss er a nickle was the price to bail out menfolk who dared stray from ther gal and were arrested by the Marshalls and put in thepokey. By and by gals led ther man to the proposal rock and then on to get hitched by Marryin' Sam. (Mr. Mclnroy) Linda Crownover and her man Reed Quamme were picked fer Daisy Mae and Lil Abner. Afterwards the Hilbillies of Roosevelt High could be seen enjoyin' a pizza at Shakey's. Thanks to Chairperson Betsy Bergin fer a very successful Hoe Down. Roosevelt . . . Involved With The Community Operation Christmas Basket celebrated its sixth year of delivering well-rounded Christmas dinners to needy families in the community. The operation collected over $97S from individual donations, along with generous contributions from Blue Tri and Student Council. All of this made possible a grand total of eighty-six baskets. The students and the faculty worked together to collect the money, sort the food, and deliver the baskets. The majority of the food went to Roosevelt families. Mr. Freeman Mclnroy, who has been the chief instagator of the operation since it began, said as far as I'm concerned, It's one of the greatest unifying factors in the school. It shows that everyone really cares. Mr. Mclnroy led yet another bcncfical project for Roosevelt student Rick Miller, who was seriously injured in a accident last summer. Raffle tickets, a pie eating contest, along with a very successful benefit dance, all went together to raise $5400. Entertainment for the dance was provided by 'CENTRE STAGE', and Brad Vat-sas, who played guitar and sang during a break. Near the latter part of the dance, the many wonderful prizes which were donated by several community companies, were raffled off. The pie eating contest was held in the auditorium. A twentyfive cent admission was the price to watch participants — Barb Baxter, Cindy Bendik, Karin Sch-luck, Mark Brady, Jose Luciano, and Ross Anderson, get smothered with whip cream. These very successful benefit projects genuinely reflect the attitudes of the Roosevelt student body. 68 Dear Roosevelt Students and Faculty: Thank you so much for everything you've done for me this past year. You don't know how lucky 1 feel, to have so many people backing me and to have so many people I can truly call my friends. Thank you again. RICK MILLER 1977 69 “Crystal Reflections” Sno-Daze 1977 70 Crystal Reflections was the theme for this years winter Sno Daze program. Co-chairpersons Linda Dreyer and Mark Rivers introduced King candidates: Randy Lathrop, Rich Miller, Jim Turner, Perry' Bjorkstrand, and Mike Bloomquist. Pop syngers sang Hey Look Me Over before King Mike Bloomquist was crowned. The Rockettes danced to The Can Can , The Chickadees bawked to In The Mood and the very Robust Flakes were swinging as they sang and danced to I Should Have Known Better . Teachers Woody Johnson and Cindy Anderson found each other in Indian Love Call and then a movie which high-lighted the program, flashed very typical, and memorable scenes of Roosevelt ... Randy Wescott presented the broomball tournament awards to the Gearheads and Knutson's Killers . Although, because of the severe cold, the traditional Sno Daze dance and basketball game had to be postponed. Crystal Reflections of Sno Daze 1977 was indeed a crystal clear success. Pictured At Left are King candidates and attendants. Row 1- B. Baxter, R. Miller, K. Schluck, M. Rivers, L. Dreyer, D. O'Grady, M. Downing. Row 2- S. Lamb, J. Vestal, P. Bjorkstrand, L. Utterberg, King M. Bloomquist, J. Turner, R. Lathrop. 71 “Glass Menagerie” Play gets good marks. Despire an injured cast member and a late start, Roosevelt’s entry in die region 5AA One Act Play Contest received two A's and two B's from contest judges. Regular cast member Larry Page was unable to appear, due to an injury he suffered while diving. Senior Tony Putnam took over the part with only two days of preparation. 'Flic play originally scheduled for the contest was Cain,” but lack of support for the play forced director Steve Pliillipps to change plays and start rehearsals at a late date. The play tells the story of a shy southern girl (played by Betsy Bergen) and her gentleman caller Jim (Tony Putnam Larry Page) and an ambitious mother (Julie Papulous) and the restless son (Bill Olson). Director Phillipss was pleased with the outcome, stating that it was, A good finish from a poor start. Grant Anderson Scenes from the play. 73 Sno-Ball 1977 Roosevelt's annual winter formal Sno Ball was held on the twenty-sixth day of February nineteen hundred and seventy-seven at eight o'clock in the evening. It was held in the ballroom of Coffman Memorial Union. Couples danced to the sound of Pearl with the theme A Love That's Hard To Find. Arrangements were made by Sue Crosby, Sandy Steiner, Peter Stork and Jeff Dunn. S. Crosby and S. Steiner. Standing Are J. 74 75 Seniors Are Measured In February the seniors marched through another milestone towards graduation: they all went down to the lunchroom during second hour to be measured for their caps and gowns. Getting measured for graduation garb emphasized the quickly approaching graduation date of June 13 and caused some of these reactions: I made it! I am keyed. I am bored. Finally getting out of here. I'm taller. Makes me feel good. I feel kind of sad. 76 1977 Being And Becoming AN ATHLETE Bottom Row: B. Laning, M. Davis, D. Carter, M. Rivers, P. Bjorkstrand. Row 2: D. Hamemik, K. Anderson, T. Gannon, S. Bowman, R. Roth, J. Vey, Row 3: Head Coach: N. Johnson, B. Ronning, M. Extrand, T. Mustful, D. Biever, T. Piechowski. Row 4: Coach: G. Fortier, R. Murphy, B. Deitcr-mann, K. Bowser, J. Quam, G. Valenty. The Roosevelt Football Team started out strong this year, but heartbreaking losses to Washburn and Edison dimmed the Teds' chance for another City Championship Team, Outstanding rushing by Co-Captain Perry Bjorkstrand helped the Teddies enormously. He is Pictured Below with Co-Captain Wade Mauland. B| JffiSffigKgsgM Football Memories... .Starting of Captains Practice,. .where's Perry and Wade? conditioning week starts... New coaches: Mr. Perfettl and from Nokomis. . .HELL WEEK. . . Lovers Lane. . . Hamburger Drill. . . 7-man sled. . .CHOP, CHOP, CHOP, CHOP... Take a lap...DISCO DUMP. . . Intrasquad Scrimmage... DEBBIE. . . Preview--vs. --Central... Specialties first game against North, 7-0 WHEW... Shave your knees, shave your ankles... Thursday --JV Game... Varsity without pads... Prayer by Tim. . . Bus downtwon at Parade. . . Go out with the Babes after the game... Last hard practice. .. Banquet Coach Hentges. . .SPRINTS! ! I backwards forwards, sideways, carioca. . .READY, READY, READY!! Bus chatter back and forth Perry Bjorkstrand finished the year with 1, 201 yards rushing. Co-Captain Wade Mauland led the team in tackles and assists. Tim Cocker-ham, Wade and Perry were selected for the all-City Team. Bjorkstrand and Mauland also attained a spot on the All-Metro Team. Bottom Row: T. Murry, D. Stockmo, P. Benson, C. Cordon, M. Robertson, J. Eng. Row 2: T. Buckley, M. Sauer, R. Anderson, M. Pcttygrovc, T. Hechsel, J. Turner. Row 3: D. Sorenson, T. Rosen, M. Fossum, M. Downing, M. Ramsey, Mgr.: S. Bohlinc, Coach; B. Anderson, Coach: M. Pcrfctti. Row 4: W. Mauland, T. Cockerham, M. Vetsch, B. Ross, W Kerstcn, P. O'Donnell, Coach: Mr. Hentgcs. The Roosevelt Sophomore Football Team started out the season with a victory over North. This was followed by a dip in their performance, due to shuffling players and complexity in their game plan, The soph's came on strong towards the end with a win over South, and two close games against previously unscorcd upon Edison and St. Thomas. Their record, at the close of the season, was 4 wins and 4 losses. Row 1, LTo R: C. Campbell, M. Hector, T. Neppl, S. Pfeffer, B. Carlson, M. Carvatt, P. Ostby, T. Hechsel, J. Quam, J. Sc lander, J. Powers. Row 2, L To R: Coach F. Meyer, G. Fox, G. Eng, T. Varland, J. Schossow, T. Anderson, A. Johnson, S. Peterson, D. Holiday, R. Nelson, D. Kane, K. Donley, Coach J. Dotseth. Row 3, L To R: T. Paasch, C. Lash, J. Melhus, J. Quam, M. Burggraff, M. Dunn, J. Cecil, M. Johnson, S. Pullins, T. Vetsch, J. Hallgren, P. Johnson. Being on the tennis team takes mental as well as physical work. It takes time, determination and coordination. It's the heart breakers as well as the tie breakers. It's sometimes beating yourself instead of your opponent. It’s joking and laughing and once in a while a little crying. It’s being involved, making new friends you can't possibly forget and wishing you could have just one more season. Written by Jackie Doble First Row: M. Brown, K. Stabala, L. Lex, P. Krause, M. Hlllan, A. Larson, J. Doble, Second Row: Coach Gallca, S. Schroeder, T. Deutsch, L. Peterson, K. Fecht, S. Schultz, N. Ness, B. Burggraff, B. Larson, D. Francisco. Not Pictured: B. Billiet, D. Dahlgrcn, L. Feline, M. Pfcffer. 81 Co-Captain Jackie Doble, Coach Gallea, Co-Captain laura Peterson. The Cross Country team was led by captains Paul Karpinski and Paul Peters; Karpinski selected all city, and Peters ran 4th in the city meet. The team lacked experience, but hard work and many hours of practice brought tremendous improvement. Seniors Dan Wismer and John Diefenthal along with junior transfer Duane Burkas and Sophomores David Sharp, Steve Brooks, Tom Grammes, Steve Hagstrom led the team to a 5th place finish in the city. Co-Captain Paul Karpinski, Coach Mclnroy, Co-Captain Paul Peter Fint Row: J. Crannes, S. Hagstrom, T. Cranncs, C. Bcrgin. M. Doll, W. Arms, J. Luciano. Row Two: S. Brooks, P. Crannes, P. Hauge, C. Cegon, A. Chiu, J. Dle-finthal, J. Schuler, R. Lathrop. Row Three: J. Cockcrham, J. Cordon, D. Berk as, D. Sharp, R. Kistlcr, D. Wismer. P. Karpinski, (co-capt.), P. Peter (co-capt. ). 62 The girls' Cross Country Team was led by Captain B. Baxter and junior C. Gough, both placing in the top fifteen in the City Meet. B. Baxter was also selected all-city. The two ran 1st through 5th in all the conference meets. This year's girls' Cross Country coach was Bill Tilbury and student coach, Mary Oaks, who helped the girls through hard workouts and cold meets. Both of them were more than just coaches; they were friends who helped the season go a lot more smoothly. Next year's team looks good with the great improvement of C. Olson, P. Gamec, L. Gough, B. Fletch, J. Owens, D. Osberg and C. Gough who will be leading next year’s team through another season of cross country running. Front Row: B. Fletch, L. Gough, D. Osbcrg, Second Row: J. Owens, C. Gough, P. Gamec, Third Row: Captain B. Baxter, C. Olson. Coach B. Tilbury, Captain B. Baxter, Student Coach M. Oaks. S3 Row t: K. Anglim, M. Cleath, L. Wilcox, M. Reilly, J. Vestal, T. Wilcox, K. Hcrmamen, R. Reilly. Row 2: K. Carlson, T. McGovern, G. Keller, B. Senger, M. Jones, K. Doyle, C. Carlccn, M. Doblc, C. Robinson, C. Balter, D. Krafthcfer. Row 3: S. Wold, J. Granncs, S. Buskirk, L. Turgeon, M. Mohr, Asst. Coach Y. DuPearon, Coach K. Pederson, Asst. Coach P. Monahan, K. Hanson, S. West, S. Warnes, C. Starks. L. Wilcox gets set to hit the ball. K. Hermansen takes a dive for the ball. The year of 1976, the volleyball team stood strong, except for their single loss to Southwest. Led by Co-Captains M. Reilly and J. Vestal, the Teds took 2nd in city and were seeded 3rd in Region V. Highlights of the season were defeating Henry and Fridley Grace. Special thanks goes to Coach Pederson and J. V. coach Monahan for their strong encouragement and great sense of humor. At Left: Co-Captains J. Vestal and M. Reilly. Practice-is jumping into water that feels ice cold ... doing 50 laps of warm-up, trying to dodge people and once in a while getting hit by a flying hand ... getting helpful comments from the coaches, pull harder, higher on that dive, and keep going girls. Meets are tense and exciting ... when all the practice pays off. After you try your absolute hardest, you feel happy, but if you don't try, you've lost that chance. Swim team is hard work, tired muscles, sore eyes from chlorine, it is satisfying and challenging, but mostly fun. Front Row: R. Thielen, D. McGuire, J. Bukldla, R. Richard , T. Tourtellatt. Second Row: D. Miller, B. Trunk, C. Dunn, S. Pape, S. Ramsey, S. Nylan-der, L. White. Third Row: E. Blake, D. Johnson, M. Greiner, A. Midthun, L. Nylandcr, M. Olson, S. Meatman, J. Mortcnson. Fourth Row: L. Lucas, A. Feely, M. De Colier, K. Kane, D. Feely, T. Croissant, E. Baldwin, K. Surridge. At Right: Tri-Captains, B. Trunk, S. Pape, and S. Nylunder. Varsity Squad, Front Row: J. Cordon, D.Stockmo, R. Luftman, S. Berg, M. Slayton. Back Row, Ass't. Coach F. Meyers, J. Wilson, G. Valcnty, J. Chrostopherson, J. Bartels, D. Berkas, W. Mauland, J. Quam, B. Anderson, K. Olsen, S. Pulliiu, Coach Pat Fcely. This year’s varsity basketball team produced a much better record than was expected from the young team. Early in the season, the Teds defeated defending Region Five champions. North. Team unity and spirit played an important part in making this one of Roosevelt's best seasons in basketball. The hard work of starters, J. Quam, VV. Mauland, B. Anderson, ]. Christopherson, D. Stockmo, was seen in every one of the Ted’s games. Exceptional play from the bench was added by D. Berkas and R. Luftman. Captain B. Anderson and Coach P. Feely led the team. Above: Coach P. Feely discusses strategy during a time-out. Left: J. Quam puts in another shot. Captain B. Anderson and Coach P. Feely J. Christopheison maneuver by opposing player. ••••••••••• ••••••••••• ••••••••••• ::::::::::: � •••••••• � •••••••• ••• ••• ••••••• ••••••••• ••• ••• ••••••••••• ••• ••• ••• • •• •••• ••• ••••• ••• ♦•••• ••• ••• • fit •••••• ih.;:::: ••• ■ The 1976-77 Girls' Basketball team was led by :H I Sr Co. Captains Jeanne Vestal and Karin Schluck H at the guard positions. Kathy Anglim at center I with Chris Ramerth and Babette Hester at the « « !••• I ■ forwards position. Sr. guard Judy Heicheit and I freshman forward Karlene Robinson continually ........... ■ pushed for and won starting positions at different Hiliiiilii I cimes during the year. This group of girls start-::::::::::: ■ ed together three years ago and continued to improve and were one of the best teams in Minneapolis. The only games lost, except the second North game, were lost in the last few seconds or in overtime. Babette Hester leads the team in scoring with a 15 point average. Chris Ramerth and Kathy Anglim are the best rebounders. The girls played a 16 game schedule this year, the same as the boys. Spirit and determination was evident in every practice and game. Tlie teams goal was to go to state. Row It T. Wilcox, C. He line, B. Billiett, Co. Capt. J. Vestal, Co. Capt. K. Schluck, J. Heichert, C. Robimon. Row 2: C. Ncriion, B. BurggTaff, K. FecJit, C. Ramerth, K. Anglim, Coach, Mr. Mclnroy, R. Meyer, B. Hester, P. Boysen, C. Maschke. Not Pictured, Manager D. Schule. 88 09 B-Squad: Front Row: P. Stevenson, T. Bieliwki. Row 2: C. Christ, K. Strabala, K. Jensen, B. Olson, J. Polec, A. Burt, B. Knutson, L. Fellen. Row 3: M. Mohn, T. Vetsch, K. Hanson, K. Carlson, S. Warness, L. Pederson, C. Dclandcr. Kies tangles with a Spartan. ■ m Teds congratulate each other on a goal. Row 1: J. Nelson, K. Oxborough, J. Dam, J. Berka, D. BrucsUl, S. Peterson, J. Doyle, P. Dcutsch. Row 2: Coach A1 Dewolf, B. Trowbridge, B. Deitcrman, M. Downing, S. Campion, B. Kadrlik, S. Hulkc, J. Butler, M. Failor, M. Fedt, P. Stork, Dunn, J. Eng-stiom 90 Captains M. Rloomquist and R. Oxborough with Coach Buck Frceburg. Ted go off the ice with another victory. Try to break through this line. Flying- slapshot. Front Row: Mgr. T. Hechsal, T. Murry, C. Cunningham, B. St. Mane, J. Fngttrom, J. Berka, C. Abrahamson, J. Hefferan, S. Peterson, W. Anderson, Back Row: D. Hcitr, Coach Bill Kolstad, M. Martin, Co-Capt: R. Oxborough, S. Kicsle horn, Co- Capt: M. BloomquJjt, S. Nelson, M. Ramsey, S. Campion, M. Downing, J. Lamm, M. Pettygrove, B. Kadrlik, J. Butler, Coach: Buck Free-burg, Coach: A1 Dewolf. � v I 1 The 1976-77 Hockey team has seven returning letter-men this year led by John Durka in the goal position. The team has been solid on defense all year and will rely on this strong point to take them to another strong Region Five finish this year. The toughest competition will come from arch rivals Southwest and South, who defeated the Teds soundly in the first round of play. ”1 think the team will improve greatly as the inexperienced forward lines start to gain confidence and start to scoreT' says Coach Buck Freeburg. Captains for the team this year were Mike Bloomquist and Roger Ox-borough. First line mixes it up. 1. Junior forward J. Butler 2. Co-captain M. Bloomquist 3. Cutt� ,' looking on. 4. Martin's stick too hot to handle! 92 Standing On Boardt D. Hayenga, A. Roger . M. Thompson, A. Chlnu, D. Knutson. Sitting On Board. D. Campbell, B. Vatsaas, R. Anderson. Sitting On Edge Of Pool: D. McGIlp. R. Helms, M. Wlgen. Sitting And Kneeling: L. Thompson, M. Bosquez, T. Peterson, S. Tucker. B. Sanford. R. Naraets. Standing: Coaches, C. Olson and C. Fortier, T. Lund, M. Caruatt, D. Varhol, S. Marek, K. P. Ofallon, P. Mulhauscn, C. Schmidt, M. Simcoe. Tri-captains: T. Seep, R. Anderson, D. Haycnga Senior swimmer B. Vatsaas shows real effort. The 1976-1977 swimming season was a good one for the Teddie Tankers. The team was coached by former Roosevelt physical education teacher, G. Fortier. He was assisted by G. Olson. Tri-captains T. Seep, R. Anderson and D. Hayenga played a big part in accomplishing one of the best seasons die swim team has had in recent years. Highlights included big wins over former dominant teams in the conference. At Left: Ted off to a good start. Girls Gymnastic Team: Front Row: L. Bohlin, L. White, S. Lamb, Cap't., S. Schow, Cap't., L. Johnson, J. Mortensen, R. Thielen, Row 2, R. Thompson, S. Host, B. Eikaas, L. White, D. Dahlgren, D. McGuire, T. Foley, S. White, Row 3, P. Pickard, L. Wester, P. Nelson, M. Gillen, L. Christianson, L. Bayerl, T. Craig, D. Sanders, M. Greiner, Back Row, B. Selsback, assistant coach, Mrs. L. Wendt, Coach, R. Moya, J. Mcssick, W. Rivard, J. Sales, L. Penn. The girls on the gymnastics team began the season with high hopes of taking the city championship; however, their hopes were dimmed by a heartbreaking loss of their meet with Southwest by less than a point. Captains S. Lamb and S. Schow lead the team. Outstanding performers were: floor exercise, L. White, D. McGuire, J. Mortcnson, bars, S. Schow, L. Johnson, D. Dahl- rn, balance beam, L. White, Schow, B. Eikaas, valuting, L. Christianson, L. White, D. Sanders. The Team was young and gained experience and skill as the year progressed. Nadia eat your heart out. Captains S. Schow and S. Lamb. Ted gymnastics had a good season this year. 6-2 in the Minneapolis Conference and 7-3 overall. Poor fan turnout for the meets obviously did not hinder the teams ability. Senior standouts were captains C. Crouch on the floor and M. Halverson on die parallel bars. B. Wermager, M. Brady, and N. Johnson also added immensely to the teams success. All-around junior M. Brewer with ringsmen R. Plifka and B. Welty will return next year. Tbd hopefuls for state com -petition are M. Halverson and C. Crouch. R. Pllfl a holds the iron cross Captains C. Crouch and M. Halverson Row I: T. Crouch, B. Johnson, M. Halverson, C. Crouch, C. Osum, B. Welty, R. Plifka, S. Burton, Row 2: J. Running, N. Johnson, M. Brewer, E. Williams, M. Millan, M. Brady, B. Wermager, T. Peterson. Row 3: coach J. Hill. Front Row: M. Paulson, S. Kelley, D. Gunner, J. Luciano, P. Bjorkstrand, J. Fondell, S. Burton. Back Row: Mgr. S. Swanson, Coach: J. Dotseth, M. Rosenquist, R. Lathrop, B. Jones, T. Cockerham, T. Picchowski, P. Benson, R. Quammc, Mgr. D. Murphy. Co-Captain J. Luciano and P. Bjorkstrand, along with four other seniors, R. Quamme, M. Paulson, D. Gunner and T. Cockerham, were the strength of the Roosevelt Wrestling Team this year. Five of these six are All-Conference selections. Between them they have a total of 21 years of varsity experience. Two other seniors, R. Lathrop and B. Jones, have been on the team three years and have made strong dontributions. These plus two other All-Conference wrestlers, S. Burton and S. Kelly, are strong candidates for region championships and advancement to the State Finals. The team ended up in Minneapolis conference matches third overall. Captains Perry Bjorkstrand and Jose Luciano % Front Row: S. Lentini, M. Maybcc, D. Severson, M. Cunningham, T. Bjorkstrand, P. Hannem, D. Doung. Back Row: S. Swanson, D. Bjorkstrand, P. Ostby, M. Severson, B. Mitchell, J. Quam, J. Coar, J. James, C. Lash, R. Pendleton, T. Paulson, Asst. Coach; L. Heinert, Coach J. Johnson, D. Murphy. Perry muscles him down Jose faces off Reid chalks up another one Tie up Seniors Girl ' Ski Team: Coach E. Schroeder, M. Brown, C. Bcmicce, M. Downing, Capt., L. Uttetbui-g, Co-Capt., D. Hanson, S. Starks. Not pictured: M. Jensen, S. Shultz C. Doble. Above: W. Arms, Captain. Below, J. Moody, Assistant coach, men's slalom. Men's slalom team: J. Runnings, D. Sharp, J. Cutchcy, R. Olsen, W. Arms, Capt., K. Magnuson, M. Downing, P. Hauge, T. Maertins, W. Arms. Not pictured: R. Hanson, D. Knokc. Practice for ski team starts in November by working indoors building-up leg muscles. These demanding, tiring daily workouts are dull and tedious, but essential for good performance. When the snow flies, the team hits the slopes. Meets and practices continue through March at Hyland Hills in Bloomington. This year Captain Wade Arms ranked as number one slalom skier in the city and among the top three in the state. His young brother. Ward, only a 7th grader has been our number two racer most of the season. Skiers at Roosevelt have a fine, winning tradition which the team continued this year. The girls' ski team was strengthened by 9th grader, Mary Brown. She was the first team member to place among the top ten racers in the city this year. These hardy women skiers continued their runs down the slopes every week all winter. Sometimes the unusual frigid temperatures, the driving snows, and the gusty winds almost conquered the team, but they held out to complete the season. Debbie O'Grady shows everyone how to ski. To Tiie Right: girls' cross country ski team: K. McGraw, C. Gough, P. Gamec, J. Owens, B. Baxter, Co-Capt., E. Schroeder, Coach. Not pictured: C. Olson, D. O'Grady, Co-Capt. The team had a lot of fun skiing and competing in meets this year, even though the severe cold weather this winter caused some of the meets to be postponed and their season continued rather late. Deb-bieO'Grady placed third in the city and qualified for state competition. 99 100 Men's cross-country and jumpers ski team: Coach L. Kindem, S. Born, P. Karpinski, J. Diefenthal, P. Peters, J. Melhus, M. Nelson, R. Hart, R. Vatsaas; Back Row: J. Cockerham, R. Kistler. Wade Arms, Capt., became the first athlete in Minneapolis history to earn sLx letters in a single sport. The team was very strong in cross country racing with Diefenthal, Peters and Karp, qualifying for state competition. Wade Arms qualified for the state meet for his fourth year at the top in slalom. C. Freeburg: Boys' Tennis C Hockey, E. Schrocdcr: Girls' Skiing, J. Hill: Boys' Gymnastics, P. Hanson: Boys' Coll, J. Dotveth: Wrestling, Bob A.: Baseball, P. Feely: Boys' Basketball, N. Johnson: Football. R. Me Waters: Athletic Director K. Surridge: F. Mclnroy: Boys': Track Girls' Swimming G Cross Country, Girls': Basketball These are the head coaches who inspire teams at Roosevelt. From badminton to football, these coaches have to be versatile. We owe them much respect for their time and effort in helping to make us better athletes. Students tend to forget details of class room information, but being a member of a team is impressed on minds and hearts forever. Yeah, Teds! C. Benson: Chccrlcading W. Tilbury: Clrls' Cross M. Gallea: Girls' Tennis G Badminton L. Wendt: Girls' K. Pederson: Girb' Track C Gymnastics G Golf Volleyball L. Kindcm: Boys' Skiing H. Mcnningsgard: Rockettes Being And Becoming Teds 1 CM Being Rhodesia: Aarr.ot, Jeffrey Albrecht, Lori Allen, Theresa A lmos, Wendy Alonzo, Marianne Anderson, Carrie Anderson, Richard Applequist, Liza Arcndarczyk, Michcal A meson, Larry Athias, Angela Auslund, Jill Bailey, Janine Raker, Constance Baker, Jeanne Balcome, Bonnie Bassamore, Michcal Bauer, Philip Baumann, Randy Beach, Charlene Beattie, David Beattie, Richard Bclford, Susan Bell, James Benedict, Laurie Benson, Kathleen Benson, Patricia Berg, Jody Berg, Scott Bergstrom, Greg Berkness, Kristy Bie Unski, Theresa Bjork, Leslie Bjomson, Julie Blaisdell, Dawn Blankholm, Janet V Majority Rule? September 27, 1976 4 M M Becoming -------- Blessing, Roger Blomtncl, Arthur Bode in an, Donnie BohUn, Lori Bom, Stephen Bosquez, Micheal Bostrom, Kurt Boysen, David Brewer, Jody Bridcll, Robert Brobeig, Daniel Brooks, Stephen Brown, Jacqueline Brown, John Brown, Lyneltc Browning, Monica Buffi e, lisa Bukkila, Julie Bull, Genevieve Burggraff, Michael Burke, Jeffrey Burton, Scott Bushey, William Buskirk, Rochelle Campbell, Claude Cannon, Michael Carleen, Connie Carlson, Brian Carlson, Bruce Carlson, Donald Carlson, Kristine Carlson, Patricia Carlson, Peggy Carroll, Timothy Carvatt, Mark Cecil, James V Ccgon, Christopher Christ, Gail Clark, Laura Claussen, Dean Clothier, Craig Cockerham, Jeffrey Coolidge, Jacquelyn Cosgrove, Lisa Countryman, Cindy Crcpps, Donald Crouch, Todd Currier, Kari Dabrowski, Craig Dahl, Connie Dailey, Lisa Dalbec, Timothy Damon, Jon Dannenfclscr, Susan Davis, Lcla Davison, Race Degolier, Roger Delander, Colleen Dentz, Larry Deschene, Hollic Being Minnesotans Line Up For October 2, 1976 Dibble, Julie Dillon, Timothy Dixon, Alice Doble, Michele Ehrcsmarm, Daniel Eikaas, Bonnie Eilola, Jodi Enfield, Christine Dobs, loren Doherty, Terrance Dokken, Eric Doll, Michael Eng, Gary Engstrom, Cynthia Envil, Sarah Erhard, Michael Doll, Theresa Dolny, Steve Donley, Kerry Doss, Nancy Erickson, Jay Erickson, Karen Erickson, Tamara Erickson, Wendy Dostal, Karen Downing, Mark Doyle, Katherine Draper, Timothy Erikson, Judy Erwin, Cathlcen Evans, Craig Failor, Mark Dudero, Steven Duffy, Teresa Dugstad, Dawn Dunn, Mark Fclien, Lori Fischer, Joel Flctch, Brenda Forte, Timothy Gchl, Paul Giescke, Lori Gilbert, Douglas Gillen, James Gladback, Ken Glass, Jeffrey Goar, Joel Gomez, Cynthia Gonsior, Jerome Goring, Brenda Gottwalt, John Granncs, Christine Fox, Gregory Fuehrer, Thomas Gardin, Meredith Gebegziabhare, Hargwoyne V. Swine Flu Shots Becoming Grannes, Judith Grannes, Thomas Craske, Douglas Graton, Nancy Green, Donald Green, Roxanne Gunderson, Lori Gunderson, Matthew Gustafson, Brett Hagaman, Lori Hagstrom, Stephen Hallangcr, Jeff Hallgrcn, Jeffrey Hallquist, Sheila Hallquist, Tamara Hallstrom, Jill Hannem, Philip Hannon, Lori Hansen, Debra Hansen, Kellie Hanson, Cynthia Hanson, Kathleen Hanson, Scott Harris, John Hart, Robert Haugc, Peter Hautala, Dale Hawkinson, Elizabeth Haycnga, Carol Healy, Judcy Hechscl, David Hector, Mitchell Helseth, Theresa Hcltnc, Mark Henrikson, Cynthia Hermans on, Michael Hester, Jacqueline Heyer, Laura Hcyman, Richard Hiben, Kerry Hilgeman, Cynthia Hilgcrt, Christime Holiday, Dale Holiday, Michael Holmes, Rebecca Hove land, Trygve Howard, Gary Howe, John Isham, Kevin Jackson, David Jackson, Michael Jensen, Karen Jensen, Mary Johnson, Allen Johnson, Bradley Johnson, Brian Johnson, Denise Johnson, Duane Johnson, Elizabeth Johnson, Gregory Johnson, Jacqueline Johnson, James Johnson, James Johnson, Karen Heichcrt, Ronald Johnson, Mark Heigl, Brian Johnson, Hcimcrl, Chris Helseth, Sandra Michael Johnson, Michael Johnson, Timothy Being Butz Quits; Ford October S, 1976 Johnson, William Jones, Charles Jones, Mary Jones, Susan Juenge), Thomas Juhl, Barbara Kampa, Kimberly Kane, David Karlen, Karima Keller, Cail Kem ling, Karl Kendrick, Wayne Klehn, Dawn Kistlcr, Robert Klein, Kimberly Klcmcnhagen, Diane Klevc, Daniel Klinger, John Kloiber, Joseph Knight, Robin Knoke, Daniel Knutson, Betty Knutson, Thomas Kocur, Michael Koetz, Arlene Kolb, Randy Kottke, Jancllc Kottke, Scott Kraabel, Thomas Krafthefer, Diane Kratochvil, Kevin Krause, Polly Krueger, Mary Kuhn, Rochelle Lacombc, Matthew Lanning, Lore Lanns, John Lardy, Nary Large Lark, ,cs, Allison David Larson, Michelle Larson, Scott Lash, Carlos Lavcll, Christine Lchamn, Richard Lchrkc, Stacia Lerohl, Leslie Lesard, Jacqucncttc Limesand, Jeffrey Litzau, Gregory Lougee, Barbara Ludaors, Ronna Ludewig, Laurie Lund, Brenda Lynch, Kevin Lyngen, Lynne Lyons, David Madcrich, David Mahowald, David Malkavage, Michael s________________J Voices Sadness Becoming Mann, Susan Marchcssault, Renee Marroquin, John Marschinke, Carol Nutter, Donny CDay, Michcal O'Donnell, Tracy O'Dougherty, Dennis Mathews, Kimberly Mathews, Rodney Matson, Sharon Mattson, David Mauren, Brett McClintock, Sherry McGinty, LawTcncc McGovern, Tara McGuire, Denise McMillan, Michael McQuiston, Craig Mclhus, Jon Melrose, Gary Meyer, Carolyn Midthun, Thomas Mikkclson, Cheryl Miller, Kathy Mitchell, Bernard Mohn, Mary Montbriand, Duane Murdock, Susan Mustful, James Nelson, April Nelson, George O'Fallon, Patrick O'Hern, Cathlecn O'Neil, Gregory Olmstead, Christine Olsen, Kevin Olson, Bill Olson, Cliristinc Olson, Cori Olson, Elizabeth Olson, L. Olson, Mark Olson, Tracy Oman, Kelli Opseth, Bruce Osbcrg, Denise Ostby, PhlUp Osum, Christ! Owen, Carolyn Owens, Anne Oxborough, Kevin Paasch, Thomas Paquette, Jancl Parkos, Robert Park os, Ronald Nelson, Kenneth Pautrkc, Brenda Nelson, Robert Peacock, James Nelson, Robin Pearson, Leanne Neppl, Anthony Pechonick, Dennis Ness, Nancy Pedersen, Laurie Neuman, Paul Pcllizzer, Janinc Norland, Robert Pendleton, Norman, Barbara Reginald Pepper, Frank y V. Being Debates Show It’s Image, October 23, 1976 Peters, Donna Peterson, Jody Peterson, Karen Peterson, Kevin Rutzen, Dean Sanford, William Sc am in shorn, Patricia Schertner, James Peterson, Mark Peterson, Mary Peterson, Scott Petit, Annette Schluck, Gregory Schneider, Scott Schoen, Jennifer Schoaow, James Pfeffer, Leslie Pharr, Bryan Phillips, Daniel Phyle, Todd Schroeder, Suzanne Schuler, Jerry Schulze, David Schwarts, Thomas Piepcr, William Plifka, Bonnie Polak, Lisa Polec, Jean Schween, Rita Sclandcr, James Senger, Bernadette Scurcr, Jimmie Power, Robert Powers, James Prok, Thomas Pufahl, John Pullens, Steven Purdy, Tersa Putnam, Nicholas Quam, Jerry Shannon, Cheryl Sharp, David Sharpe, Vincent Shin, Hai Sickafus, Emily Siewert, Jon Simpson, Sherry Sinderman, Tim Raram, Debra Skarupa, Karen Rapp, James Skjcfstad, Mark Rasmussen. Renee Smart, Martha Rasmussen, Roxanne Revicr, Stephen Rice, Edna Risinger, David Ritchie, Cynthia Smith, Laura Spence, Terry Starken, Sandra Sternberg, Mark Steristrum, Keith Robbins, Linda Roloff, Ronald Ruben, Thomas Running, Jeffrey Stevenson, Pamela Stolarek, Thomas Stoltz, Debra Stone, Cheryl V y Not Issues, Race Becoming Storgaard, Daniel Stork, Rebecca Stormocn, Steven Strabala, ■•Kathleen Strandc, John Strickland, Scott Stuhlfeier, Caroline Sund, Susan Tcbbitt, Robert Tcigland, Terl Tcriio, Brenda Thompson, Luke Westbcrg, Edmund Weidner, Michael Weikle, Pamela Wenzel, Jeffrey Thompson, Samira Thompson, Susan Tolle, Daniel Tollc, David We strum, Douglad White. Randolph Whiteliousc, Warren Whitney, Robert Tomio, Jeffrey Tovsen, David Townsend, Peter Tracnik, Dianna Wiese, Laurie Wigdahl, Connie Wigen, Jeffrey Wilcox, Linda Tucker, Steven Turgcion, Linda Tysdal, Paula Villi , Cheryl Wintcroud, Beverly Witthuhn, Roybn Wodrich, Kimberly Wold, Sherry Varland, Terrance Vcttch, Tcni Vctsch, Thomas Vitullo, Dorothy Wollan, Jan Wood, Deborah Yale, Bradley Yale, Karen Svitak, Gregory Swanson, Randall Swanson, Raymond Swenson, Joyce Swingley, Christopher Switala, Peter Sylte, Christine Taylor, Linda Walker, Debora Wamcs, Susan Warren, Michael Webb, Douglas r Young, Cheryl Zarifis, Mary Zicbart, Deanne Zieglmeier, Laurie Reich, Arden Bowman, Edward Campion, Roby Erickson, David V Mattson, Terrie McMillan, Edward Munig, William Ritchie, Clark Wilson, Cheryl J Not Pictured Bacon, Melondy Bcckner, Sheley Bcgordis, David Blanton, Niles Blood, Robin Bosscrt, Vickie Briles, Sandra Carpenter, Bruce Carter, John Cross, Dean Davis, Michael Dcntz, Roby Dobbins, Brenda Dubois, Juanita Eggcn, Ronald Erickson, William Precis, Craig Frcitag, Martin Gcffrc, Colin Geroy, Brian Hatlcstad, Jerald Hernandez, Gary Hudak, Stephen Huntington, Paul Jacobs, Mamie Johnson, Iris Johnson, Susan Kampstad, Karolyn Kantorowicz, Lisa Klucckman, James Knutson, Gregory Kuffel, Christopher Kurd), Donnell Kvam, Micheal Kvamme, Mark Lanners, Diane Lara, Antonio Larson, Ann Larson, Daniel V Larson, Peggy Ullard, Di3nc Lindgrcn, Greg Locken, David Lucas, Kris done Mac Lean, Pat Mall, Wondmeneh Manos, Doric Manos, Marios Menshck, John Mitchell, Samuel Mitzcl, Darrel Mjoncss, Kari Moe, Julie Munig, William Nelson, Roger Nisbet, Kenneth O'Callaghan, Tammara O'Reilly, Sara Olson, Mark Perry, Shannon Peterson, Tracy Pufahl, John Reich, Arden Schafer, Ramona Schauer, Kevin Schrciber, Kevin Stevens, Michael Stotts, Evelyn Thayer, Mayuml Thomas, Lori Thompson, Dean Thoreson, Carol Warner, Faitlj White, Cheryl White, Gencl White, Leslie Wilson, Cheryl Zitck, Rickie Gopher Men’s Teams Probation Becoming Being Abrahamson, Charles Ackcrblade, Larcinc Adams, Richard Addington, Patricia Akin, Maiic Allen, 1-ori Anderson, Carol Anderson, Ellxabcth Anderson, Kevin Anderson, Lynn Anderson, Richard Anderson, Sharon Anderson, Terry Anderson, Wade Arena, Terry A meson, Tam I Arvidson, Chrisanne Atkins, Patrick Axberg, Karen Bailey, Bruce Bailey, Robyn Baker, Bruce Balaban, Annette Baldwin, Eileen Baran, Juiic Barlow, Stephen Bauer, Kevin Baum, linda Baumer, Susan Beattie, Greg Bcckncr, Pamela Benson, Patrick Benson, Teresa Bentson, Amy Berg, Lynda Berg, Michael V. Becoming Victory Over Ford November 3, 1976 Berg, Scott Berg, Terri Bcrget, Lynn Berka, John Berkos, Duane Bernard, Ellen Billiet, Barbara Biros, Kathleen Blomseth, Carla Bode man, Robert Boekc, Susan Bohlln, Terri Bohlinc, Scott Bolin, Mary Bosscrt, Jacqueline Bostcr, Michael Botz, MJchacl Boulcy, Richani Ek-aaten, Joanne Bragg, Douglas Braunschweig, Scott Bray, Kimberly Brewer, Michael Brown, Robert Bruestle, Darrell Buc, Robert Burggraff, Barbara Bushcy, Terry Campbell, Richard Campion, Sean Cardinal, Laura Carleen, Janice Carlson, Kathleen Carlson, Mary Carlson, Mary Caron, Raymond i; w-rai | ;ii r.roi Connel, Viva Cook, Connie Cook, Douglas Cook, Nancy Cornelius, Erik Cosgove, Randy Crabtree, Douglas Crcppi, Penny Croissant, Tracy Cummings, Colleen Cunnicn, Kimberly Cunningham, Michael Carter, Diane Carter, Scott Chayer, David Chose, Todd Christensen, David Clark, Pamela Clark, Roger Clifford, James V RHS Girls’ Volleyball __ . November 19, 1976 Being — Degolior, Murjory Dcitermann, Bernhard Delano, Mark Delano, Renee Elliot, Scott Eng, James Erickson, Dawn Erickson, Donna Dymoltc, Scott Eckxnan, Vicky F.dgcll, Brett Edlund, Lob Forstad, Randall Foslien, Todd Possum, Michael Foster, John Forty, Steven Gaddcs, Patrick Camec, Pamela Cannon, Timothy Eggcn, founder Eli aeon, Cute hey, James EUacon, Valerie Dabrowsld, Keith Ellingson, Eric Dahlgrcn, Dawn Elliot, Rebeca Davidson, Diane Demo, Lee Deutsch, Paul DK„, Dobrava, Timothy Dokkcn, David Dormancn, Tamara Doub, Lonny Doyle, Michnolle Drew, Michael Duda, Lori Duffy, Mary Duua, Karen Erlnndson, Denise Extrand, Michael Failor, Steven Falk, Benjamin Fccht, Kimberly Fedt, Michael Fcely, Dorian Ferguson, Paul Fischer, Teresa Foley, Tracy Fondell, Joseph Forsberg, Kristina Fox, Timothy Francisco, Debra Franson, Michael Frarier, Elaine Friborg, Barbara From, Diane Funk, Katherine Funk, Robert Team Takes Third In State! Becoming Gerard, Pamela Gjesdahl, Scott Glader, Dale Gonralcz, Robert Cordon, )am« Gordon, Laura Gotfrodson, Jeffrey Gough, Christine Granholm, Kathy Granncs, James Gray, Keith Crccr, Thomas Griffin, Scott Crout, Diane Cnicmvahi, Teresa Grunke, Ann Gunderson, Scott Gunner, Taml Hagen, Lori Halbctg, Karen Hallum, Jeffery Hannem, Claire Hansen, Kathryn Hansen, Kevin Hanson, Barbara Hanson, David Hanson, Jean Hanson, Ronald Hanson, Terry Hamal, Colon Hardman, Mark Harris, Charlotte Hartman, Sharon Hartmann, John He am, Laurinda Hcclucl, Thomas I Heffcrau, James Helchert, Herbert I-lcltnc, Carrie He rm anion, Jean Herrera, Becky Hester, Babctte Hctland, Catherine Hill an, Mary Hllden, Mary Himmler, Alan Hirschm, Renee Hoeline, Judy Holm, Kevin Holscher, Roberta Homan, Dorctta Hoover, Cary Hopkins, Becky Hoopc, Mary Host, Sandra Hovdc, Cindy Hoven, Barbara Howard, Robert Hulkc, Todd Hultgrcn, Mark Iverson, Craig Ivcnon, Denise Jacobs, Gregory James, Kenneth Jenson, Bruce Johanson, Janet Johnson, David Johnson, Brian Johnson, Cheryl Johnson, Christopher Johnson, Deborah Forest Fires Worst In State November Johnson, Joel Johnson, Kelly Johnson, Laurie Johnson, Lawrence Kennedy, Susan Kern, Pamela Renten, Rendu Kildahl, Kristin Johnson, Lori Johnson, Robert Johnson, Sherry Johnson, Steven Kindem, James Kinney, Alyce Knight, Steve Knox, Oarlette Johnson, Wendy Jones, Janice Jones, Twila Kiidrllh, William Knutson, Thomas Kolstad, Patricia Krolick, Kari Kroll, Robert Kampa, Jcml Handels, Sheryl Kane, Mary Kauffman, Rita Kuhn, Joseph Kusnier, Stacy Kvamme, Joyce Kyle, Nancy Larson, Angela Larson, Ann Lanon, Annette Lanon, Brenda Larson, Bruce Larson, Jay 1 arson, Kerry Lanon, Ronald Laursen, Daniel Lazarz, Ruth LcckeJt, Lana Lchrite, Melanie Kellman, Craig Kelly, Lynn Kcmling, Joann Kendrick, Donald LaCoursiere, Robert Lacroix, Kevin Lange, Kathleen Lange, Timothy La ruling, Bret LnPcnoticrc, Carolyn Large, Poj Larsen, History, Still Raging 27, 1976 Mercado, James Michaelson, 1 Todd Lem ay, Dennis Lennander, Scott Lewis, Mark Lex, Lori an n Lindman, Kimberly Lindquist, David Lougee, Andre Loiu'oy, David Lucas, Katherine Lund, Jeffery Lundcll, William Lundeiby, Clutrisse Lynch, Cheryl Lynch, Robert Maortens, Thomas Marek, Stevenson Michclson, Mary Milbradt, Paul Millam, Mark Miller, Paul Mitchell, Suzanne Modig, Susan Modrow, Deborah Moc, Dougbs Moench, Debra Montague, Mark Montrose, Thomas Moore, Sheryl Morgan, Dan Moritz, Deborah Marroquin, Gloria Martin, C.indy Matson, Linda Matthews, John Mauland, Jill Maitrcn, Michael McClellan, Michael McCllntock, Victoria McDougall, Th crest McElroy, Lucy McFee, Julie McGinley, Theresa McGinty, Kathleen McGinty, Thomas McGovern, Rory Mclnnis, Jannine Moritz, Michelle Morrcim, Wendy Morrow, Donald Mortcnsen, Julie Moster, Susan Mueller, Gregory MuUinuscn, Paul Murphy, Deborah Mustful, Timothy Nelson, Beth Nelson, Dennis Nelson, Diane Nelson, Laurie Nelson, Michael Nelson, Pamela Nerison, Carla McLaughlin, Michaels McMahon, Cynthia McMahon, Mary McPhce, Janet Ness, Karen Newgard, Roberta Newville, Brian Nicman, Mark Carter Considers Prospe . December 1, 1976 Being Nicrenhalisen, Dorothy Norlin, Stephen Norvoll, Kay Nutter, Danny Nye, Barbara Nyhlcn, Ricki O'Brien, Robert O'Donnell, Jerome O'Donnell, Michael Olivera, Tamara Olsen, Kristi Olsen, Susan Olson, Davm Olson, Debra Olson, Lori Olson, Lnann Olson, Mary Olson, Pamela Osberg, Steven Osum, Charles Owen, Kelly Owens, Julie Oxendule, Susan Palluck, Rick Papulas, Julie Paquette, Guy Pare 11, June Paszkiewicz, Henry Patch, Jeanne Patterson, Vanessa PauLson, Kari Pearson, Diane Pechonick, Rick Pederson, Laura Peters, Natalie Petersen, Wade Peterson, Jeffrey Peterson, Kent Peterson, Laura Peterson, Ronald Peterson, Wade Petersons, Sandra Pettygrovc, Marc Pfeffer, Kimi Pickard, John Piechowski, Todd Pingrcc, Robert Plontin, Kevin Plifka, Russell Poland, Kimberly Prahm, Sheri Pranghofer, James Quom, Jay Quick, Gary Ramberg, Jeri Ramsey, Michael Rardin, Bradley Rasmussen, Seraphine Rau, Denise Rea, Juanita Redhead, Christopher Reilly, Rachel Remington, Cheryl Renna, Kristy Richardson, Mark Rivard, Marianne Roach, Mark Rollins, Belli Ronayne, i Michael Rosen, Timothy Rose nqu 1st, Mark Rossberg, Andrew _________________ V, ctive Appointees Becoming Roth, John Roth, Steven Rust.id, Kris Sachs, Terry Schmidt, Cary Sob tank, Schmidt, Michael Michael Sodcrstxom, Schmitz, Tonya Russell Schneider, Dean Sorenson, Leslie St. Jacque, Robert Schocn, Bernadette Schow, Susan Schultaz, Sud Schultz, Janet St, Mane, Barry Starks, Sherri Stemper, Susan Stenstrum, Michael Schwappach, Lisa Schween, David Scott, Ingrid Scaly, Charles Stephenson, Bonnie Sterling, James Stevenson, Terry Stewart, Patricia Seashore, Scott Seek, Rodney Scdio, Steven Sceger, Kelly Stiller, Mark Stockmo, Dennis Strom, Joan Stromstad, Benjamin Sclbradc, Terry Seman, Robin Severson, Mark Severson, Melodic Scruwve, Carrie Sullivan, Scott Svoboda, Christine Swanson, Gary Shaddrick, Dean Swanson, Sandra Sharp, Rita Swanson, V. Shepherd, Swenson, Stephen Douglas Shcrer, Anthony Swenson, Tina Safranski, Steven Sager, Barbara Sandberg, Charles Sara tl ain, Denise Saurcr, Michael Scharaf aiiow, Florita Scharber, Bradley Scharber, Cindy SUbernagel, Susan Simco Michael Sina, Patricia Smith, Mark Severe Cold Threatens January 22, 1977 Being Switaln, Anthony Sxalay, Andrea Terho, Michael Terrell, Lire Terry, David Thesenga, Susan Thiclcn, Rose Thomas, Vcmcll Thompson, Cordon Thorson, Michelle Thurston, Doreen Tolle, Teresa Tourtcllot, Teresa Tovsen, Kimberly Tracy, Peggy Tran, Clianh Trenncpohl, James Trowbridge, Blake Tucker, Daniel Tune 11, Debra Warhol, James Warnes, Ronald Wassather, Julie Wassmund, Paul Weiss, Thomas Weiss, Todd Welna, Mark Wclty, Brncc Weltdn, Patrice Wcmlclbcrger, Werner Wendling, Craig Wenzel, Lori West, Mark Westcott, Randolph Westrud, Duane White, Lisa Whitney, Jacqueline Wictscock, Lana Wilcox, Tammy Williams, Edward Turgeon, Theresa Williams, Turimki, Teresa Patricia Tverberg, Ricky Urbach, Ronald Vadnnls, Julie Valenty, Gregory Varhol, Christine Veihota, Linda Vcy, Jolm Vogstrom, Dennis Wachsmutls, Steven Warder, Cheryl Wilson, Deanna Wilson, John V inkclman, Victoria Witthulm, Kevin Wyatt, Pamela Ycazle, Rhonda Zimmerman, Marie Hedges, Tony V Energy Supplies Becoming Albrecht, Stephan! Anderson, Andria Bakke, Susan Baptiste, Jolaync Baxter, Carolee Benton, Leslie Bcrgqulit, Ward Bowman, Edward Buckley, Thomas Burgett, Lany Carlisle, John Carlson, Charles Carpenter, James Copley, Julie Coibin, Mark Davis, Michael Daub, Wendy Ellis, Danny Evans, Mark Gallagher, Lee Canyo, Scott Gay, Patrick Getter, James Gough, David Graham, David Gerber, James Gough, David Graham, David Gross, Wayne Hagstrom, Beth Harrison, Randal Herrick, Steven Hiivala, Jodi Huie, Tim Hunt, Kenneth Jackson, David Johnson, Jon Johnson, Robert Jones, Barbara Jones, David Jones, Jeffrey Keys, Jean Kridcr, Trade Kruckeberg, Donald Kuusisto, Scott Larson, David Not Pictured Lind, Korou Iindner, Greg Lyons, John Maid, Ann McCarty, William Morgan, Todd Nell, Kevin Nelson, Julie O'Callaghan, Grayce O’Hcm, Joseph Olson, Steve Oman, Robert Oreutt, Carol Park os, Karl Ramin, Valerie Rhoades, Stuart Sale, Cynthia Schaucr, Bruce Schriencr, Scott Schrocder, Patricia Schultt, Kathleen Seymour, Shcllcne Shsidley, Richard Slbell, Kevin Slaughter, Arthur Slaughter, Vemon Smith, Lawrence Stevens, Patrick Stordahl, Gary Straub, Keith Tapper, Lorrenc Thorton, Kevin Tomasko, Frances VanKulken, Peter Varna do, Robert Verhota, Eugene Weigel, Kevin White, Bradley White, Sheila White, Tracy Wind, Theodore Wright, Bradley David Allen Barbara Anderson Chris Anderson Daniel Anderson Debra Anderson Grant Anderson Marion Anderson Ross Anderson Kathy Anglim Kathy Lauth Angus Paul Archer Peter Archer Micheal Arentz Wade Arms That best protion of a good man's life, his little, nameless, unremem bered acts of kindness and of love. William Wordsworth Dan Asleson Barbara Aufderhar Cindy Baker John Banels John Bauer Cynthia Bendik Margaret Bell Jamie Beniot David Beattie Barbara Baxter I have no yesterdays. Time took them away; Tomorrow may be -But I have Today. Pearl Yeadon McGinnes Peggy Bernard Kim Berglund Kevin Blader Scott Blair Hie difficulty in life Is the choice George Moore Kevin Blomseth Michael Blomquist Karen Boehm Russell Booth Steven Bolin Lisette Bolstad Timothy Borris Priscilla Boyd Pamela Boysen Dale Bradt Markley Brady Gary Brown Mark Brady Patricia Brown Jefferey Brown Linda Brown Cheryl Burniece Mark Burow Rebecca Buskirk Brian Bukkila David Campbell Mark Butterworth Vicky Carlson Tamie Campbell Dean Carter Dominic Carter Valerie Chase Kevin Carter Mary Chairpairine Denise Chilton Andrew Chiu Micheal Chestelson Laron Claussen Mark Christiansen People are lonely because they build walls instead of bridges. Joseph Fort Newton Casey Coughlin Charles Cunningh, nda Crownover Susan Crosby Michael Dahlsren Dean Dahigren David Dahlstrom Shannon Daly Gary Davitt Archie Daniels Ardis Daniels Jayson Dam James DesLauriers Kim Deming John Diefenthal Tteresa Deutsch Bradley Dewars Dennis Doherty Catherine Doble Jacquelyn Doble Michael Dillon Mary Kay Downing Carmela Douglas Steven Dorr Dana Donley Linda Dreyer James Du da Russell Duke Cheryl Dunn Jeffrey Dunn A picture shows me at a glance what it takes dozens of pages of a book to expound. Ivan TUrgenev Carol Edman Cindy Eckman Kimberlee Edstrom Mury Ekblad Jay Eller David Ellis Lynn Emerson Robert Fenske Mary Erhard Bruce Falk Connie Feidt Kenneth Ferrell Brian Flanery Rodney Fliflet Thomas Flood Kevin Foster We live on a moving line between past and future. That line is our lifeline. George A. Buttrick Mitchell Frank Mark Frietag Susan Fritze Julie Gardner Sharon Fritze Laura Gannon Michael Gehl Douglas Geier Steven Gardner Gwen Gauthier Timothy Grefsrud Chris Gordon Susan Graham David Gunderson Keith Gruye Robert Gustafson Daniel Gunner Dirk Gustafson Ruth Gunderson Dale Hanse Douglas Hamemik Mark Halverson Sue Gustafson Deborah Hanson Keith Hansen John Hansen James Ha ties tad Jon Hanson David Hayenga Kris Hed scrom The pessimist sees the difficulty in every opportunity, the optimist, the opportunity in every difficulty. L. P. Jacks Judy Heichert Heidi Hegg Richard Helms Michael Helm Mark Hellerstedt Kimberly Hennessey David Hendrickson Dale Heltzer Frank Helseth You will find, as you look back upon your life, that the moments that stand out are the moments when you have done things for others. Henry Drummond Karen Hermansen Jeffrey Hilgeman Rhonda Hirsch Carla Hoffman Sharyle Holmgren Roy Holm Karen Holmen Rodney Holt Gerald Holscher Cynthia Homan Thomas Homstad Cynthia Hough Kent Hoveland Myron Howell David Hrkal Sandra Irish James Jay Joanna Jackson Mark Jendro Glenn Johansen Tbnette Jensen David Johnson Barbara Johnson Never look down to test the ground before tak ing your next step: only he who keeps his eye fixed on the far horizon will find his right road. Dag Hammarskjold Donna Johnson Diane Johnson Keith Johnson Jill Johnson Jeffrey Johnson Heidi Johnson Lori Johnson Konstance Johnson Neal Johnson Patricia Johnson Russell Johnson Richard Johnson Annette Jorgenson Rosetta Jones Wendi Junjak Timothy Junjak Grant us brotherhood, not only for this day but for all our years - a brotherhood not of words but of acts and deeds. , Stephen Vincent Benet Alan Kampf Jay Kafka Tferry Kelsay Nancy Kelley Jennifer Katz Paul Karpinski Stephen Kieselhorst Wallace Kersten David Kern Alan Kern ling David Knutson Bridget Knutson Leslie Koob Denise Knight Scott Krisak Ann Kulenkamp Kelly Koppie Joan Krafthefer Sherri Lamb Christopher Kulenkamp 145 Timothy Larson Randy Larrison Richard Lanners Donald Lamberger Deanna Lee Teresa Lathrop David Lawrence Randall Lathrop James Lenz Peter Lehnertz John Lehman Christa Lex The poor man is not he who is with out a cent, but he who is without a dream. Harry Kemp John Lindahl Keith Lucas Richard Luftman Lori Lundquist Jose Luciano Charles Lynch Janet Madzey Keith Magnus on Mark Madden No man really becomes a fool un til he stops asking questions. Charles P. Steinmetz Candace Mahowald Michelle Mahaffey Michelle Malkavage Thomas Marchessault Thomas Matos Gregory Mason Carol Maschke Mark Martin Tferi Maxson Wade Mauland Carol Mattson Ruth Mayer Curds McClain John McCracken Michael McDougall Scott McGhan John McGlade James McFee Garu McGrorty Annmarie McLaughlin Joy Meichels Kim McGraw Karen Meyer Kama Melhus Randi Miller Karen Miller Debbie Miller Never before have we had so little time in which to do so much. Franklin Delano Roosevelt Geri Mjoness Richard Miller Scott Moorhead Joyce Moore Susan Moline Michael Moen Gary Nelson Renee Nelson Rory Nelson Sharron Nelson Susan Nelson Wendy Nelson Ronni Neppl Debra Nerheini lb mi Steven Nelson Alfred Ness Brian Nickelson The difficult we do immediately; the impossible takes a little longer. An Air Force Motto Dean Nisbet Sharon Nylander Patrick O’Donnell Deborah O’Grady Cynthia O'Neil Patricia Nymoen Rufino Ochoada Robert Olderen Patricia Ocel Robert Olson Robert Oman Kim Olson Molly Olson Roger Oxborough Brian Oswald Kathleen Orcutt Susan Oman Susan Pape Robin Papenhausen Kimerlee Patterson Michael Paulson Robert Paulson Deanne Pavel Janet Peacock David Peterson Catherine Peterson Patricia Peterson Laura Peterson William Peterson We should take from the past its fires and not its ashes. Jean Juares Mark Pickard Robert Pfeffer Ann Powers Lisa Polec James Polak Dawn Pingree Reid Quamme Anthony Putnam William Pribbenow David Prehall Maureen Reilly James Reudelsterz Kim Razink Gloria Revier Wayne Richards Jennifer Rice The joy of living is his who has the heart to demand it” Theodore Roosevelt Gretchen Risinger Scott Ritchie Linda Roberts Christopher Robertson Robin Roth Edward Rudquist I find the great things in this world is not so much where we stand as in what direction we are moving. Oliver Wendell Holmes Timothy Ryg Roberta Saeger Dana Sandburg Dorothy Sande 1S8 Ronald Schutte Louis Schutz Anthony Schwartz Julianna Scott Randall Scott Timothy Seep Dawn Selby Jennifer Sevlie Curtis Shepherd Roger Sherman Dawn Simpson Thomas Skarupa Jennifer Slarks Ricky Smedstad Cheryl Smith Karen Sobtzak David Soderberg David Sorensen Cindy Sprayberry Sandra Steiner Steven Stadem Richard Stack Peter Stork Steven Stiller Thomas Stevenson Barbara Stiel Karen Stuhlfeier Ronald Strabala Michael Sundt John Sullivan Richard Svidron Joan Sunstrom James Swanson Debra Swanson Jenifer Swingley Lyle Swanson Cheryl Them Gary Ttemte 'liUUlEs Results worth having can only be achieved by men who combine worthy ideas with practical good sense. Theodore Roosevelt Diane Taylor Lisa Tsdorson Robin Thomas Charles Thompson Time is the school in which we learn. Delmore Schwartz Jeffrey Tremel Linda Torkelson Beth Trunk Gary Mark Thompson Mark Thorson Stephen Tillmann Martin Tolan Joyce Trimbo Linda Trueblood James Turner Annick VanAnderoye Peter VanKuiken Lori Utterberg Bradley Vatsaas Jeanne Vestal Saundra Varland John Van8from Lynn Webb Jeffry Warhol Raymond Watroba Michael Vetsch Mark Weichel Judy Weber Arnold Wheeler Christopher Weigel William Wermager Success is to be measured not so much by the position that one has reached in life as by the obstacles which he has overcome while trying to succeed. Booker T. Washington Lori White Lyman White Donna Wilson Elizabeth Wilson Gregory Wicklund Gail Wick Nancy Wischow Tina Winter Daniel Wismer Laura Wistrom Thomas Wodrich Kevin Wolfe Michelle Wood Richard Wroge Christopher Yeazle David Yale Dermis Ziebart Follow your clream Brian Anderson Cindy Applequist LaVonne Brown Teresa Erickson Danny Hoffman Laurie Hougen Brian Kampf Darrell McKinley Mark Nelson Kathy Mitzel Tim Murry Debbie Swanson Janise Timm Bonnie Tunheim Paul Yeo Not Pictured Abramson, Walter Anderson, Scott Baumgarten, Brian Berthiaume, Robert Boe, Rebecca Bowman, Steve Bowser, Kary Burton, Todd Carlson, Sandy Chiodin, Jean Dosen, John Erickson, Sharon Evans, Jodi Freese, Debra Hanzel, Rose Henkes, John Hestness, John Hossick, David James, John Reiser, Bonnie Keller, Brian Kjellman, Ronald Klein, Jill Kohlmaim, Michael Lapenotiere, Carolyn Larson, Bradley Lewno, Tim Lillard, Debrah Lindman, Richard Lourey, Kerrin Love, Barbara Lynch, Keith Magnuson, Dan Mahowald, Steven Markum, Patricia Martell, Carol Modrow, Deborah Neikirk, David Nelson, David Neuman, Larry O'Hem, Stephen Ocel, Larry Peterson, Garry Rasmussen, Christine Shrewsberry, Dirk Slayton, Michael Snyder, Kathleen Stelzner, Charles Stone, David Stordahl, Alan Swanson, Greg Teigland, Randy Thomas, Anita Tysdal, Timothy Vick, Kathy Vu, Thu Waelhof, Gene Walters, David Wassmund, Jon Widing, Bradley Williams, Daniel Wodnick, Craig 169 T o P Teresa Deutsch Friendliest Mark Riven Typical Jose Luciano Karin Schluck ITS SAGAMORE HILL One of Theodore Roosevelt's Joys was to find quiet and relaxation in the circle of his family at Sagamore Hill. His devotion to it was natural, for it was filled with associations of the past, with his own childhood, and with his family life, which he cherished. During the summers when he was President, it became the nation's White House. It had twenty-three rooms which had to house six spirited children and the energetic Roosevelt. He once said about life: “Life is a long campaign, where every victory merely leaves the ground free for another battle.” Theodore Roosevelt was a statesman, explorer, author, scientist and 26th president of the United Sates. His name was a synonym with honesty and reform. He had boundless physical and mental energy and was a lover of the strenous life. He was an idealist. His participation and interest in activities remained constant throughout his life. As President, he went on expeditions during his vacations. One particular bear hunt expedition became famous. He had refused to shoot a small bear that someone had captured and insisted on letting it go. An article was written about it and the Washington Post drew a cartoon. Toy makers all across the country seized the idea and the Teddy Bear was created. Theodore Roosevelt's thoughs are important to compare and apply. Such a leader in truth, a lover of live, and an enjoyer of courage, should be an example for us all. Our school upholds his name, our mascot - his love, and our yearbook - his memories. SENIOR MEMORIES Roosevelt High! When we first came as Sophomores, it seemed so big. Being lost in the halls, and getting put down by Juniors and Seniors was something everyone could understand. Our first homecoming and we did Hang Henry High . Everyone learned from, and of course enjoyed, the driving simulator. Then as we moved on up to our Junior year, we were proud that we could now put down the Sophomores. Another homecoming, and again we won, Pushing the Polars North . The Bicenntenial year we were all surrounded by Red, White and Blue. Our wrestling team took away the six year city championship from Edison and by a large margin. No one could ever forget all the wonderful things we learned in health, from changing a band-aid, to delivering a baby. And with all this behind us, we then looked forward with anticipation to our Senior year. Hurrah! Now we were on the top, the leaders of the school. We were the class president. Senior Executive Board, chairpersons for all events. Homecoming, Winter Sports Day, and May Day kings and queens. And as the days sped by so did the months, leaving us with the memory of Corraling die Cowboys , Sadie Hawkins, L'll Abner Reid and Daisy Mae Linda, and the girls volleyball team taking third in state. Then, along came Christmas, with our last two week vacation. Upon returning to school, we were brought to the realization that graduation day was steadily sneaking up on us, with the ordering of Senior announcements and the measuring for caps and gowns. As winter turned to spring, our thoughts turned toward our final days. They went by fast, taking with them May Day, Prom, and Senior Banquet. As the last few days sped by, we reluctantly turned toward graduation, overlooking the fact that along with the tears and goodbyes, we were leaving the security of one life to start another. Soon, thirteen years of school will be but a memory. A memory that will stay with us the rest of our lives. W. Nelson M. Ekblad Ron Kjcllman Kathy Snydcx General Index I Acknowledgments Audio Visual Bands Basketball, Boys' Basketball, Girls' Benefit, Rick Miller Blue Tri Cheerleaders Choirs Coaches Cross Country, Boys' Cross Country, Girls' Debate Team Distributive Education Club Drama Club Faculty Fall Play Future Farmers of America Future Homemakers of America Football Gymnastics, Boys' Gymnastics, Girls' Hockey Homecoming Index International Student Interest Club Juniors Memorial S mnUr v 1 National HOnor Society Office Education Association 200 Operation Christmas Basket 40 Patchwork 36 Pep Club 86 Pepfest 88 Rockettes 68 Sadie Hawkins 51 Sagamore 58 Sagamore Hill 34 Seniors 102 Senior Executive Board 82 Senior Memories 83 Ski Club 62 Skiing 46 Snoball Dance 50 Sophomores 17 Speech CLub 64 Stage Crew 55 Standard Staff 47 Student Council 78 Swimming, Boys' 95 Swimming, Girls' 94 Tennis, Girls' 90 TOP TEDS 8 Vocational Industrial CLubs 187 Viking Club 61 Volleyball 114 Winter Sports Day 174 Wrestling 41 Young Life 44 69 49 50 65 56 66 38 183 124 42 184 44 98 73 104 62 40 39 48 93 85 81 170 46 45 84 70 96 54 m t 3 Senior Index 44. 124, OEA ■AFS- tional Honor Society Standard Staff '.ison , w; JAMS, LAURA CELEST1 ALLEN, DAVID ANDERSON, BARBARA 41, 44. 124, National Honor Society, OEA ANDERSON, BRIAN 9, 86, Homecoming Candidate, Basketball Captain ANDERSON, CHRIS 124 ANDERSON, DANIEL 9, 124, Homecoming Candidate, Tabic Tennis ANDERSON, DEBRA 44, 124, OEA ANDERSON, GRANT 41, 49, 62, 64. 124, Dead. ! Dick, Speech, Debate, Drama Club, National Honor Society, Patchwork ANDERSON, MARION 47, 124, FHA ANDERSON, ROSS 36 , 48 , 54 , 78 , 79. 33. 125, Football. Concert band, Student Councif President, Young Life. Swimming Co-Captain ANCUM, KATHLEEN 36, 37, 84, 88, 125, Volleyball, Concert Band, Basketball, Patchwork ANGUS, KATHY LAUTH 44, 125, FHA, Blu-Tri, Swimming, Ski Team. APPLEQU1ST, CYNTHIA 34, 52 54 , 57, Rockcttoi Co-BL Captain, Concert Choir, Young Life, Blue- Tri ARCHER, PAUL 34 , 35, 12S, Concert Choir, Madrigals ARENTZ, M1CHEAL 125 ARMS, WADE 39, 47. 58, 82, t03. 125, FHA, Cross Country. Standard, Senior Executive Board, Ski-Team Captain, Riot Squad Co-Captain ASLESON, DAN 38, 12S, 199 , 200, Sagamore AUFDERHAR, BARBARA 125 BAKER, CINDY 44, 125 OEA. Girls' Choir CARTELS, JOHN 86, 125, Concert Choir, Basketball, Baseball BAUER, JOHN 126 BAUMGARTEN, BRIAN 41, National Honor Society BAXTER, BARBARA 38, 42, 47, 48, 52. S9, S3, 99, 126, Sagamore, Cross Country, Cheerleading, Ski Team, Co-Student Council, Vice-Pres., F.H.A. National Honor Society, Sagamore BOGREN, TIMOTHY 35. Select Choir BOLIN, STEVEN 128 BOLSTAD, L1SETTE 34, 128, Girls Choir BOOTH, RUSSELL 41, 49, 128, Biking Club Croes Country jnal Hor Jikiing, FFA, Patchwork, National RIS, TIMOTHY 128 nor Society BORRI5 BOWMAN, STEVEN 76, 79, Football BOWSER, KARY 78. 79, Football, Track BOYD, PRISCILLA 38, 41. SO, 128, 199 , 200, Pep Club President, National Honor Society, Sagamore BOYSFN, PAMELA 41, 49. 53, 88, 128, Blue-Tri, Girls' mBeaketb-ill, National Honor Society -JT, DALE 46, 128 DECA BY, MARK 42, 45, 47, S4, 58, 98, 129, FHA, Imnastics, Senior Executive Board, Young Life, Viking ub President, Patchwork, Ski Club, Riot Squad, National Honor Society BRADY, MARKLEY 129 BROWN, GARY 129 BROWN, JEFFREY' 129, Baseball BROWN, LAVONNE 36, 37, 41. SO, 64, Drama Club, • 'Deadwood Dick,'' Concert Band, National Honor Society BROWN, LINDA 46, 129, MCA BROWN, PATRICIA 9 , 35 . 47. SO, 52. 129. Homecoming Candidate, DramaClub, Blue-Tri, FHA, Select Choir, YAC, Gymnastics BUGC, KIM 129 BUKKILA, BRIAN 129, FFA BURNIECE, CHERYL 4-1, 103, 129, Golf. Slalom Skiing, Blue-Tri, Ski Club, Select Choir BUROW, MARK 41, 129, National Honor Society BURTON, TODD BUSKIRK, REBECCA 46, 129, Pep Club, DECA. Work Program BUTTERWORTH, MARK 34 , 41. 129, Concert Choir, National Honor Society CAhfPBELL, DAVID 93. 129, Swimming CAMPBELL, TAM1E44, 130, OEA en. Concert Choir CARL. BETH 34 , 35, 130, Pop S Carlson- ;o;o: _ CARLSON, SANDRA 41, Nationa BERGL m Society BERTHUNE. BICE, ROCER 57, Blu-Tn Ch..« HEditor. AFS VIC A, Bttcball ent, National Honor President, , JAMES 127, IND. LIN Drama Club Deadwood BJORKSTRAND Football Co- 34 , 35, 47 . 50 . 52, S3 , 54 , 64, 127, sldcnt, Bhi-Tri Chapter President, FHA, k, Concert Choir, Pop Syngers, Young Life™-Y 47, 70. 78, 79, 96, 97, 127, - W -1 , FHA, Wrestling Captain, Sno-Daie King Candidate BJORNSON. BRUCE 39 . 41, 49, 127, Standard, Baseball, National Honor Society, Patchwork 1 41, 12o, National Honor Soci ty NICHE BLADER, KEVIN BLAIR. SCOTT BLOOMQU1ST, MJCHEAL 70 , 90. 128, Hockey, Sno Dare King BLOMSETH, KEVIN 128 BCE, REBECCA VI BOEHM, KAREN 38 , 41, 53, 128, 199 , 200, Blue-Tri, National Honor Society' ARLSON, VICKY 46, 130, DECA CARPENTAR, JAMES CARTER. DEAN 41, 78 , 79, 130, Football, N Society CARTER, DOMINIC 130 CARTER, KEVIN 130 CHAIRPA1R1NE, MARY 130 CHASE, VALERIE 36 . 49, 130, Blue-Tri CHESmSON, MiC'tAEL 130 TON, DENISE 130 U, ANDREW 61, 82, 93, 130, Cr Track, 1SIC CHRISTIANSEN, MARK 130 GIAUSSEN, LAP.CN 130 CLEATH. MARY °4, 131. VoUcyball CLEMENT SON. CORI 35. 131, MadrigaU COCKER'IAN!. TIMOTHY 34 . 41. 78 , 79 , 96. 1 Choir. National Honor Society. Football, Wrc band, Track ? (M -COLE, WILLIAM BawbaljP - ' CONN. DF3FRA 4! . 131, Najfcma! litnor Society, IS1C COOK, CARY 42, iai, senior Freeutfvi Board COOKE. CHAR1ES 34. 41, 131, Concert Choir, National 1 ionor Society � HLIN, CASEY 131 -'EY, PAUL 131 PS. PENNY ..OSBY, SUSAN 44, 47. 4S, 52, S3. 131 . Blue Tri Chapter President, FHA, Student Council, OEA, Teddy Bear, Ski Team, Ski Club, Snoball Chairperson ROUCH, KURT 98, 131, Gymnastic Co-Car in CROWNOVER, LINDA 46 . 67, 131, DECA, Daisy Mae CUNNINGHAM, CHARLES 90, 131 Hockey I DAHLCREN, DEAN 9 , 34 , 35 , 39 , 41, 42. 132. iiomeco: Chairperson, Standard, Concert Choir, Pop Syngeij, Sen. r Elective Board, National Honor Society, Swim Team. Viking Club, Senior Banquet Chairperjon, Boogie DAHLSTEN, M1CHEAL 41. 132, Track. National Honor Society 187 f 7NON 38 , 39 . 41. 42 . 47 , 48 , 52 , 58, S9I132, Blue Tri, FHA President, Standard, Senior f kwrd, Student Council, National Honor So dety ag Co-Captain, Badminton, Golf, Pep Clu ), CIESEKE, STEVEN 61, 137 GILBERT, BARBARA 41, S: National Honor Society CimRTSON.CLEN A GJtSDAHL, KIMBERLY $3, CREFSRUD. ttmoi w - C.RECA, BARBARA Football , National ii NS£, BLAPVALE 138 1LAN5KV, JOHN K 138, DECA, Swimmii ______ HANSON, DEBORAH 41. 44, 47. 52, 10 . !38. Blur FHA, OEA, Ski Team, Viking Club, Wtioftal Hone HANSON, JON M. 36 , 37. 138, Concert Band l HANZAL, ROSEMARY 53, Blue-Tri HATLESTAD, JAMES 138 HAYENGA, DAVID 93, 139, Swimming Co. Captain HEGG, DE1D1 36 . 37 , 41, 139, C “ ...... -Rational Honor Society Executive Board, Student Counc! HF.1GL, JAMES 40. 41, Deadwood National Honor Society JJE1T7. DA T 'Blue - Tri, SenfS etball, Table Tei AV Stagccrew, Club. National Hoi DAVID LAURETTA 34, 35, S3, Blue Is, National Honor Society CERVA1S, KEITH GE1SEKE. BRIAN 137. Band French Club, GOETTEN, ROBERTA 137 GOODSELL, SUSAN 137 GOODSELL, WILLIAM 137 GORDON, CHRIS 78. 79, 137 GRAHAM. DAVID ’ootba!! STEDT, MARK 139 HELM, MICHAEL SS, 139, FFA Vice President HELMS, RICHARD 139 HELSETH, FRANK 139 HEITZER, DALE 41, 49, SO, 64, 139, Drama Club, Deadwood Dick, Speech, Patchwork, National Honor Society HENDRICKSON, DAVID 139 HENKES, JOHN 46, DECA HENNESSEY, KIMBERLY 139 HERMANSEN, KAREN 84, 140, Volleyball HERR IAN. M1CHEAL HESTNESS, JOHN H1LDEN, MARY HILGEMAN, JEFFREY 41, S5, 140, National Honor Society, FFA, Wrestling DAVID 140, Biking Club RHONDA 140 , CARLA 34, 59, 140, Concert Choir, Heading, Drama, Stage Crew, Work Program, DECA, Tri, Girls' Choir, Select Choir HOFFMAN, DANNY ROY 140 I, KAREN 34 , 41, 42 , 53 , 60, 140, Concert Choir, Senior Executive Board, Drama, Cheerlcading, National Honor Society, Track HOLMES, MITCHELL HOLMGREN, SHARYLE 140, Volleyball HOLMOUIST, KURT HOLSCHER. GERALD 46, 140, VIC A HOLT, RODNEY 46, 140, V1CA, Football, Wrestling HOMAN, CYNTHIA 140 i U V.STAD, THOMAS 41j_ 141, NationaUJonor Society. Ski 1, Corn -1IA 34, 141, Cirls' Choli KENT 141 _ ON 46. 141. DECA kVID 141, Ski Club HUIS. JANET cZwk IRISH, SANDRA 141 Ikjl -IVERSON. PENNY 46. 141, VlCA, Work Program „ rJ JACKSON, JOANNA 34, 141, Girl ' Choir JACOBSON, BETH' JAMES. JOHN 96, Wrestling iY, JAMES 41, 141, National Honor Society to, MARK 141 TONETTF 38 , 39 , 45, S2 , 57, 141, 199, Sa Blue Tri, Standard, Rockettes, Patchwork, Viking I JOHANSEN, GLENN 46, 141, V1CA JOHNS, TONI 41, 142, Basketball, National Honor Society JOHNSON. BARBARA 142, Urban Arts JOHNSON, DAVID t42 JOHNSON, DIANE 34, 142, Girls' Choir JOHNSON, DONNA 42, 44, 52, S3, 142, Blue Tri, Chapter President, Senior Executive Board, Ski Club, Cheerleader J I LEHNERTZ. PETER 146, bowling team } J J LeMAY, KENNETH Wflfl tj. LEN7, JAMES 146, Wrestling LESTERSON, JACQUELINE LEWERENZ, LOP.! 55. 1‘ - LEWNO, TIMOTHY 34, Speech Club, Swimmi LEX, CHRISTA 41, 49, Band, Choir, Student ■ Club, DECA Jffk. JOHNSON, HEIDI 142, National Honor Soci. t Volley Ball, Senior Executive Board, Blue Council, Marching Band, Stage JOHNSON. JEFFREY 142 JOHNSON, JU-L 142 JOHNSON, KEITH 142 JOHNSON, KONSTANCE 57, 142, Rockcttcs JOHNSON, LORI 41, 142, National Honor Society, F.F.A., Nobel Science Conference, Blue Tri, Rotary Youth Conference JOHNSON, NEAL 41, 45,.58, 98, 143, National Honor Society, Gymnastics, Riot Squad, Viking Club, Young Life, Ski Club JOHNSON, PATRICIA 3S, 4S. 52 , 57, 143, 199 , 200, Sagamore, Blue Tri Rockettes, Viking Club, Choir PHNSON, RICHARD 143 ‘ ISON, RUSSELL 143 S? ISON, STEVEN 143 BRIAN 36, 37, 96, 143, Wrestling. Concert Band, Marching Band, Track PNES, ROSETTA 44, 143, OF. Ax ----- JORGENSON, ANNETTE 46, 143. pL JUENCEL, ALISON 143 JUNJAK, TIMOTHY 144 JUNJAK. WEND1 144 KAFKA, JAY 144 KAMPF, ALAN 144 KAMPF, BRIAN 4 3. V1CA KARPINSKL PAUL 82, 100, 144 , Cr Countntff ptain) 1 KATZ. JENNIFER 144 . V. NANCY 46, L44. DECA SAY, TERRY 144 LING, ALAN 144, Secondary Center DAVID 144 —w.EN, WALLACE 78 , 79, 144, Football KIESELHORST. STEPHEN 90, 144, Hockey KINKEL, TRUDY 46, 145, V1CA KINNEY, ALYCE KJELLMAN. RONALD KLEIN, JILL 46, DECA KLEMP, LINDA 34, S3, 145, Blue Tri, Concert Choir, Girl ' Choir, Pep Club, French Club KLEVE, SHELL!, 57, 145, Rockettes, Cheerleading KNIGHT. DENISE 40, 60, 145, Cheerleading KNUTSON, BRIDGET 46, 145, VICA KNUTSON. DAVID 93, 145, Swimming KOHLMANN, MICHAEL 41, National Honor Society KOOB, LESLIE 145 KOOSMAN, Brenda KOPPIE. KELLY 34, 145, Girls' Choir, Secondary Center KRAFTHEFER. PAN 44, 145, Band, VolU “ “ ' KRISAK, SCOTT 145, VICA KULENKAMP, ANN 3S, 145, Madrigal . JbtiojjftHor LAMB, SHERRI 41, S2, 61, 145, Blue Tri, Volleyball,' Gymnastic (Captain), 1SIC, German Club, French National Honor Society % Pep Club LAMBERCER, DONALD 146 LANNER, RICHARD 146 LAPENOTHRE, CAROLYN LARRISON, RANDY 39, 146. Standard LARSON, BRADLEY Pep Club LARSON. BRUCE LARSON. TIMOTHY 146 LATHROP, RANDALL 70 , 82 . 96. 146, Cross Country, Wrestling, Track, SnoDaze King Candidate LATHROP, TERESA 44, 146, Blue Tri, Work Progr. LAUTH. KATHY 41. 44, National Honor Society, OCA LAWRENCE, DAVID 146 LEE, DEANNA 146 LEHMAN, JOHN 41, 146, National Honor Society iec’t Singers; Select Choir, , Pop Club, FS1C it J ( 146. National Honor Society, Blu- 1 if i t i li{i) Y) i 1 i Tri, Patchwork, Top T UCHTY, DEAN LILLARD, DEBRAH 46, LIND, JOHN 147 -� j ■ ■ ■ LINDAHL, JOHN 147 , 40, Stage j LOVE, BARBARA 46, DECl, 1 y LOVELACE, ALVIN LUCAS, KEITH 147 LUCIANO, JOSE 42 Cross Country, Wi Pres. Track, Riot LUFTMAN, RI Homecoming Ca!_„ LUNDQU1ST, LORI 147 LYNCH, CHARLES 147 LYNCH, KEITH LYONS, JOHN 147 MADDEN, MARK 147 MADZEY, JANET 46, 147, VICA, Secondary Center MAGNUSON, DANIEL 41, National Honor Society MACNUSON, KEITH 41, 103, 147, National Honor Society, MAHAF ?, MICHELLE 148 MAHOWALD, CANDACE 44, 148, Girls' Choir, OEA MALKAVAGE, MICHELLE 34, 47._S2.S7, 148, Blue-tri, F.H.A. Rockettes, Young Life, Concert Choir MARC.HESSAUITE, THOMAS 148 MARKUN, PATRICIA MAR TELL, CAROL 46, VICA VT1N, MARK”90, 148, Hockey 5CHKE, CAROL 41, 88, 148, Girl ' Basketball, Girls' Volleyball, National Honor Society MASON, GREGORY 36 , 37 , 42, 148, Concert Band, Stage Band, Marching Baud, Senior Executive Board, National Honor Society, Rotary Club MATOS, THOMAS 38 , 41, 62, 148, 199 , 200, Sagamore, National Honor Society, Speech, Debate Co-Capt. MATTSON, CAROL 34 , 41, 53 , 61, Blu-tri, Concert Choir, Pep Club, Viking Club, Drama Club, l.S.I.C. Pres., National Honor Society, German Club. Madrigals. MAULAND, WADE 34, 42, 78, 79, 86, 148, Football Co-Capt., Concert Choir, Senior Executive Board Trcas., Boys Basketball MAXSON, TER1 148, Student Council MAYER j RUTH 41, 49, 53, 149, 88, Blu-tri, Patchwork, National Honor Society, Girls Basketball MCCLAIN, CURTIS 149 MCCRACKEN. JOHN 149 MCDOUGAU. M1CHEAL 149 MCFEE, JAMES 149 MCCHAN, SCOTT 149, Ski Club, Viking Club MCGLADE,pHN 149, Urban Arts MCCRAW, KIM 37 , 41, 52 , 54 , 99, 149, Blue-Trf, Young Life, Concert Band, Marching Band, Cross Country Ski Team, Badminton team. National Honor Society MCGRORTY, GARY 149 MCKINLEY, DARRELL 168 MCLAUGHLIN, ANN MARIE 41, 46, 149, DECA, National Honor Society MEICHELS, PY 149 — -Am mil. — MELHUS, KARNA 53. 149, Blue-tri. Viking Club MEYER, KAREN 149 MILLER, DEBFiE 34, 37, 85, 150, Girls' Choir, Cheerleading, Track, Matching Band, Boogie, Student Council MILLER. KAREN 41, 150, Blue-Trf, Choir, Pop Syngen, National Yiqnor Society MILLER, RAND1 36 , 37 , 41, 150, Concert Band, Marching Band, Standard, National Honor Society MILLER, RldHARD 150, Sno-Daze Candidate M1TZEL, KATHLEEN 57, Rockettes MJONESS, GER146, ISO, VICA MODROW, DEBORAH 34, Girls’ Choir MOEN, Ml MOLINE, MOORE, MOOF MORIN, M Rockettes � AN 41, 150, National HonorfSociety (' 150 SCOTT 46, 150, VICA, WJA Program iANIE 34 , 44 , 47 , 52 , 57, 150, Blue-Ti ro-Captain, Concert Choir, OEA, YAC i MOSHER, CRAY MURPHY, ROBERT 36, 42, 78,'79, 150, Football, Concert Band, Senior Executive Board, Baseball, Track, German Club MURRY, TIMOTHY 42, 78, 79, 150, Football, Senior Executive Board, Hockey, Track, Student Council, Ski Club, Concert Choir NE1K1RK, DAVID NELSON, CARY 36, 151, Concert Band NELSON, MARK Secondary Center NELSON, RENEE 37, 41, 48, 49, SO, 52, 62, 64, 151, Drama Club, Blue-Tri, ''Deadwood Dick,''Badminton, Patchwork, Speech, Student Council, Volleyball, National I Honor Society, Marching Band NELSON, RORY 151 NELSON, SHARRON 151 90, 1S1, Hockey N 1S1 - WftT I_________ _______ Y 36 , 38 , 41, 50, S3, IS1, 199 , 200, lue-Tri, Pep Cl nd, National Honor ..mh- 60, 151, Checrleadii1 NERHEIM, DEBRA 46, ISE, V1CA w NESS, .ALFRED 1S2 NEVMAN, LARRY NCVYEN, HUY NCVYEN, THONG NICKELSON, BRIAN 46, 152, DECA. Work Prograi N1MON, TERRY Mt % NISBET, DEAN 152 _____ NYLANDER, SHARON 9, 41. 47. 52, 85, 152, Homecoming 1976 Chairperson, Swim Honor Society do Band 4 NYMOEN. PATRICIA 41, Pep Club, Senior Execul O'DONNELL, PATRICK 7; O'CRADY, ue-Tri, FRA, National e-Tri, Volleyball, otball. Wrestling 3', 59, 99, 152, Blue-Society, OCHOADA, RUFINA 152, Urban Arts OLDEREN, ROBERT 152, Student Council OLSEN, KEITH 153 OLSON, BRADLEY 1S3 OLSON, JOYCE 46, 153, V1CA Blue-Tri, Ski Club, Ski Team OLSON, KIM 153 OLSON, MOLLY 39, 42, 45, 48, 49, 53, 153, Standard, Senior Executive Board, Viking Club, Student Council, Patchwork, _Bluc - Tri (chapter pres.) 3, Ski Team 3, Girls' Choir, V1CA, FHA , Work Program ck 153, Hockey , 64, 153, Concert Choir, OMAN, OMAN. SUSAN 34 , 46, ORCUTT, KATHLEEN 1! OSWALD, BRIAN 153, T OXBOROUGH, ROGER ! PAGE, LAWRENCE 3-1, Club, Deadwood Dick PALBICK1, S PAPE, SUSAN 36, 41. f Society, Swimming (c Pep Band, Stage Be 154, Concert F PAULSON, h PAU ; Team1; 1 41, 154, Tri Band, Natio Marching , ROBIN , FHA, PETERSON, WILLIAM 40, 155, A-V Crew PETRO, JULIE 155, Blue-Tri PFEFFER, ROBERT 41, 1S5, National Honor Society PICKARD, MARK 36 , 37 , 41, 1SS, Concert Band, Marching Band, National Honor Society', Standard PINCREE, DAWN 155 POLAK, JAMES 155 ------ POLEC, LISA 36 , 37 , 38 , 41, 47 , 48, S3, 62, 155, 199, 200, Concert Band, Marching Band, Sagamore, National Honor Society, FHA, Student Council, Blue-Tri. Team(Co-Capt.), Speech Team, Germany PONT1NG, JAMES POWERS, ANN 42, 52, 155, Senior Executiyi Tri, Student Council, Cross Country, Ski PREHALL, DAVID 46, 155, DECA PRIBBENOW, WILLIAM 46, 155 V1CA PUTNAM ANTHONY 34 , 40 , 64, 155, Concert Choir, Stage Crewj|' ’Deadwood Dick,'' Track QUAMME, REID9, 67, 96, 155, Homecoming King, Lil' RAMERTH. HRllpNB44 , 52 , 88, 156, OEA. Blue-Tri, Basketball, VollevbaH, Track RAMSEY, SUSANJ41, 42, 44, 48, 85, 156, National Honor Sociity, Senioptxccutivc Board, OEA, Student Council, Badminton, Blue-Tri, Cheerleading:, Concert ____ Lrching Band rirrniu' RASMUSSEN, CHRISTINE • RAY,- VALERIE 156, Track RAYMOND, SUSAN 53, 156, Blue-Tri, Sedondary Center RAZNIK, KIM 46, 156, VICA LY, MAUREEN 36 , 37 , 41, 84, 156, NHS7Concert Band, levball Captain afl| 5ELSTERZ, JAMES 36, 156, Stage Band, Concert Band UNG, JOANNE 81, Tennis . B _ ,r | TIER, GLORIA 156 NEIL 156, Baseball, Skiing, Y.A.C., Standard, Stage _____ Concert Band, Youth in Government • UCE, JENNIFER 44, 156, OEA UCHARDS, WAYNE 156 3ER, GRETCHEN 36, 37, 41, 49, 157, Concert Band, tma Club, Blue Tri, National Honor Society, Marching � nd, Pep Band, Patchwork, Urban Arts, 1SIC RjJTCHIE, SOCTT 34 , 40, 157, Concert Choir, Track, Cross Country, Stage Crew RIVERS, MARK 34, 35, 70, 78, 79, 1S7, Concert Choir, Madrigals 6 Pop Singers, Sno Daze Co: Chairperson, Gymnastics ROBER, DANIEL----------------------------------------- ROBERTS, LINDA 44 , 47 , 52, 157, Girls Select Choir, FHA, OEA Mnr - - ROBERTSON, CHRISTOPHER 157 ______________ ROBERTSON, MATTHEW 78 , 79, 157, Football ROGERS, C. ALAN 93, 157, Swimming ROLF, DARLENE 34, 157, Concert Choir, Girls Choir ROLLAND, LESLIE 44, 157, CSA i RONAYNE, JEANNE 157 RONNINC, BRIAN 36 , 38 , 41, 54 , 78 , 79, 157, 199„ Sagamore, Football, Concert Band, Young Life i-Basel YAC, May Day Chainaawon., National Honor Society ROSS, ROBERT ALAN' 'TOck, AFS‘ V s ROSS, ROBERT AUGUST 78, 79, 157, iFootball ROTH, ROBIN 47, 78, 79, IS® Soccer Club, Skimping 54, Wrestling 154, National 1 h Club il Honor Socic RUDOIST, EDWARD! __________ RYAN, JASON 158, Gymnastics YG, TIMOTHY ER, Ror J PEACOCK, JANET 34. 154, Girls' Choir JACK PAUL 154 KK 154, Ski Club PAUL 82. 100, 154, Cross Country (capt.), Cross Country Ski Team j PETERSON, CATHERINE. 34 , 37, 154, Concert Choir, Marching Band, Blue-Tri PETERSON, DAVID 34, 3S, 154, Concert Choir, Madrigals PETERSON, GARRY PETERSON, LAURA 34, 35, 41, 154, Concert Choir, Madrigals, National Honor Society PETERSON, PATRICIA 34 , 41, 154, Concert Choir, National Honor Society, Senior Executive Board (71 ' V PAUL 158 DANA 15S .OTHY 15S SANKEY, KINiBERLY 53, 1 |1 1S9, Viki 144, 1S9 TIMOTHY 40, 1 ALLEN 159 GREGORY . MARTIN F, LYNN 34 , 37 , 41 .oir, Marching Band, S Honor Society, Prom Co: SCHLUCK, KARIN 41, 42, Blue Tri, FHA, Vice Pre Cheerleading Co .‘Captain ii 1111 Program o Visual 159, VICA 42, 159, Blue Tri, Cone Executive Board, Na airperson 45 , 47 , 52 , 58 , 59 of Senior Executive Viking Club, OEA, Na 190 ® rZ' 1 ilonor Society, Co: Captain Basketball :! naGTUDY is9. fc E.A jjjl HAW, MICMEAL 160, German Club THOMPSON, CARY MARK 164, Swimming, Cross Country, Patchwork THOR SON, MARK 164 S. TIUMAN, STEPHEN 164' TIMM, JANISE 44, OTA, Cirls Choir TORKELSON, LINDA 41, 44, 164, OEA. National Honor SCHRlENER ToOD 1 SOHDEDER, BRIAN 1 SETH 8S. I' , BONNIE 1 JAMES 70, Honor Society, Ski t« VANANDEROYE, ANN1 VANKl'lKEN, PETER b VANSTROM, JOHN 42, nvuL, ru vui aw WOOD, MICHELLE 44, 167, O.E.A., Blue-tri WROCE, RICHARD 167 YEAZLE, CHRISTOPHER 167 YEO, PAUL BK USA 9, S2, 167, Blu-tri, Homecotping Candidateqalss 71EBART, DENNIS 37, 168i Ski Team, Ski Club, Marching Band ;ram 191 if Junior Index Carpenter, James Carter, Diane 115 Carter, Scott 115 Charbonneau, Sherri Chayer, David 115. 36 Chose, Todd 115 Christensen, David 115 Christofcrten, James 86 Clark, Pamela 115 Clark. Roger 115, 36, 37 Clifford, James 115 Conn'el, Marne 115, 62 Cook, Connie 115, 3S Cook, Douglas 115 Cook, I'ancy 115 Copley. Julie Corbin Mark Cornelius JErik 115 Cosgrove .lRandy 115 Crabtree, Douglas 115 Crepps, Penny 115 Croissant, Tracy 85, 115 Cummings, Colleen 115 Cunnicn, KimXerly 115, 34 Cunningham, iMicnael 115. 96, 34 Cutchey, James 116 , 36 , 44. 103 Dabrowski, Keith 116 Dahlgren, Dawn 116, 34. S2, 53, 54 Davidson, Diane 116, 36. 37 Davis, Michael 78. 79 Degolicr, Marjory 116, 36. 85, 37 Deitermann, Bernhard 78, 79, 116, 9 Delano, Mark 116 Delano, Renee 116 Demo. Lee Ora 116 Dcntz, Sean Deutsch. Paul 116, 91 Dokkcnvgfl Brown Robert 115 Brustle, Darrell IIS, BuoUfty, Thomas 78 Bus Robert 115, 45 Burgett, Larry D D, - V „ 1 1 .Fischer vushey, Terry 115 Butler, James 90, 91 Campbell, Richard 115, 35 Campion, Sean, 115, 90, 91 Cardinal, Laura 115, 34 Carleen, Janice 47. 51, 115 Carlisle. John Carlson, Charles Carlson. Kathleen 34, 84, 115, 89 Carlson. Mary 35 , 52, 115 , 58 , 59 Carlson. Mary 34 . 52 115 Caron. Raymond 1 IS Fos-um, Michael 78, 79 rdstef, John 116 Fox, Timothy 116 Francisco, Debra 116 3 Frazier, Elaine 51, Friborg, Barbara 11 From, Diane 116 Funk, Katherine 11 Funk, Robert 116 Abrahamson, Charles 54. 90. 114 Ackerblade, Lareine 114 Adams, Richard 114 Addington, Patricia 114 Akin, Marie 114 Albrecht, Stephani Allen, Lori 37, 114 Anderson, Andria 51 , 47 Anderson, Caro! 114 Anderson, Elizabeth 114, 54 Anderson, Kevin 7S. 79. 114 Anderson, Lynn 114 Anderson, Richard 114 Anderson, Sharon 114 Anderson, Terry 114 Anderson, Wade 114, 90 Arentz, Tern 114 Ameson. Tami 51, 114 Arvidso::, Ohrisanne 114 Atkins. Patrick 114 Axberg, Karen 114 Bailey, Bruce 114, 34, 35 Bailey, Robyn. 114 . 34 , 51, 47 , 58, 59 Baker, Bruce 34. 114 Bakke, Susan Balaban, Annette 114 Baldwin, Eileen 85. 114. 45 Baptiste, Jolaynr Baron. Julie 114 Barlow, Stephen 114 Bauer, Kevin 114 Baum, Linda 114 Baumer, Susan 114 Baxter, Carolee Beattie, Greg 114 Beckncr, Pamela 114 Benson, Leslie 54 Benson, Patrick 114 , 96 , 34 , 35 , 54 , 78 , 79 Benson, Teresa 50, 114 Bentson, Amy 114, 51 Berg, Lynda 50, 64, 114 Berg, Michael 114 Berg. Scott 115, 54, 86 Berg, Terri 51, 115 Berget, Lynn 36, 115, 37 Bergquist, Ward Berka, John 115, 90, 91 Bcrkas, Duane 82, 115, 86 Bernard, Ellen 115 Billiet, Barbara 51, 115, 88 Biros, Kathleen 115 Blomseth, Carla 115, 62 Bode man, Robert 115 Boeke, Susan 115 Bohlin, Terri 115 Bohlinc, Scott 78, 79, 115 Bolin, Mary 34 , 52, 115 , 60 Bolstad, Kristian 95, 37 Bossert, Jacqueline 115 Bosshardt, Laura Boster, Michael 115 Botz, Michael 115 Bouley, Richard 115 Bra a ten, Joanne 50, 115 Dormancn, Tamara 116 Doub, Lonny 116 Doub, Wenay Doyle, Michaelle 50 Duda, Lori 116 Drew, Michael 116 Duffy, Mary 116 Duus, Karen 116, 36, 37 Dymoke, Scott 116 Eckman, Vicky 116 Edgcll, Brett 116 Edlund, Lois 116 Eggen, Leander 116 Eliason, Valeric 116, 36, 37 Ellingson, Eric 116 El lion, Rebecca 116 , 36 , 44 , 37 att ltf ' James 78, 79. 116 Dawn 51, 116 IM 4 Donna 116, 54 Erlandsoo, Denise 116 Evans. Mark Michael 11 laghcr, Jones, Barbara Jones, David WMys, Janice 118 Jones, Jeffrey Cough. Christine 117, 54. 83. 99 Cough, David Graham, David Cranholm, Kathy 117 Grannes, James 117, 36, 82 Cray, Keith 117 Greer, Thomas 117 Griffin, Scott 117 Gross, Wayne Grout, Diane 117, 34, SO Grucuwald, Teresa 117, SI Crunke, Ann 117, 34 Gunderson, Scott 117 Gunner, Tami 117, 48 Hagen, Lori 117 Hagstrom, Beth Halbeig, Karen 117 Halluro. Jeffrey 117 Hannem, Claire 117, 55 Hansen, Kathryn 117, 35. 64 Hansen. Kevin 117, 35 Hanson, Barbara 117, 34, 47 Haneon, David 117, 36, 37 Hanson, Jean 1 34 Hanson, Ronald 117, 44 Hanson', Terry 117 Haraal, Calan 117, 34 Hartman. Mark 117 1 Harris, Charlotte 117, 47 34, 52 Knndelsl Sheryl 118,: Kane, Mary 47, JA, S Kauffmann, Rita SI, Krliman , Craig 118 Kelly, Lvnn 118 Ken’.ling, Joonn 118, J Kendrick, Donald 118 Kennedy. Susan 118 Kcm, Pamela 118 Kcrsten, Renda 118 Indem Kinney, Alyce 118 Knight, Steven 118 Knox, Darlette 118 Knhtsoa, Thomas 118 plstad , Patricia 47, Krider, Trade Krolick, Kari 118 Kroll, Robert 118 Kruckeberg, Donald Hartman, Sharon 117 Hartmann, John 11-7 iek. Heam, Laurinda 117, 36 Hechsel, Thomas 48. 78, 79, 117, 90 Hedges, Tonv 122 Hcfferan, James 117, 90 Heicheit, Herbert 117 Heltne, Carrie 117, 88 Hcrmansen, Jean 117 , 36 , 48 , 37 Herrera, B4cky 117 Herrick, 5teven Hester, Babette 117, 88 Hetland, Catherine 117, 34 Hiivala, Jodi Hillan, Map� -rrV37, 51, 81 Hildcn, 'fry 117 37 Himmler,lAifflt 117, 45 Hirsch, Re tot l!7 Hoehne, Jirfy 117, 34J 3 .47. 51, S4 HoLscher, Roberta 117 Holm, torinll7 Homan, Doretta-117 Hoover, Cary 117 - Hopkins, Be$Ky W , 35, 54 Y Hoppe, MSlVjl, 117 | 1 Host.TiV —mi Kyl«rM y . LaCoursief c, Robert 118 LaCroix, Kevin 118 Lange, Kathleen 118 Lange, Timothy 118 Ianning, Braj: 78, 79, 118 LaPenotiere, Carolyn 11£, Urge, Peggy 118 Larsen, Nlark 34, U8 Larson, Angela Ii8, . JM Larson, Ann 118 V Larson, [Annette 81,'A, 47, 5 Larson, Brenda 118, 3$, M UndM Kimberly 119, 45 Undi r, Greg UndqHK David 119 LougeK Andre 119, 54 LoureSfiavid 119 Lucas jHatherine 119 Lund, Jeffrey 119, 34 , 35 , 95 Lundell William 119 Lunderby, Charissc 119, 49 iLynch, Cheryl 119 lynch, Robert 119 •'Lyons, John r; ert(jght' rhomas 119, 103 I I Stevenson 119, 95 .Marroquin, Gloria 119 SiarthvCindy 119, 34 Mark unt, Kenneth enon, Craig 117 David Kennc Brian f’ Cheryl Matson, Linda 119, 58, 51, 47, 34, 60 Matthews, John 119 Mauland, Jill 119 Mauren, Michael 119 McCarty, William McClellan, Michael 119 McClintock, Victoria 119, 36, 37 McDougall, Therese 119 McElroy, Lucy 119 McFee, Julie 119, 52, 54 McGinley, Theresa 119 McGinty, Kathleen 119, 49 McCinty, Thomas 119 McGovern, Rory 50, 119, 62 Mclnnis, Jannine 119 McLaughlin, Michaelc 119, 34 McMahon, Cynthia 119 McMahon, Mary 119 McPhee, Janet 119 Mercado, James 119 Michaelson, Todd 119 Michelson, Mary 119, 51 MUbradt, Paul 119 Millam, Mark 119, 34, 95 Miller, Paul 119, 36, 3 Mitchell, Suzanne 119, 35 Modig, Susan 119, 36, 37, 51, Modrow, Debra 119 Moe, Douglas Nelton 119 Moench, Debra 119 Montague, Mark 119 Montrose, Thomas 119 Moore, Sheryl 119, 37 Morgan, Dan 119 Morgan, Todd Moritz, Deborah 119 Moritz, Michelle 119 Morreim, Wendy 119, 35 Morrow, Donald 119 Mortensen, Julie 85, 119 Moster, Susan 119 Mueller, Gregory 119 Mulhausen, Paul 119, 36, 95, 37 Murphy, Deborah 119, 35 Mustful, Timothy 119, 34, 35, 78, 79 JdaU } Parkos, Karl Paszkiewicz, Henry 120 Patch, Jeanne 120, 34 Patterson, Vanessa 120 Paulson, Kari 120, 45 Pearson, Diane 120 Pechonick, Rick 120, 36, 50, 64, 37 Pederson, Laura 120 Peters, Natalie 120 , 34 , 47 , 51 Petersen, Wade 120 Peterson, Jeffrey 120 Peterson, Kent 120 Peterson, Laura 5l, 81, 120 Peterson, Ronald 120 Peterson, Wade 120 Petersons, 1 120 Pettygrove, Marc 78, 79 , 54, 120 , 90 Pfcffcr, Kimi 120, 36, 51, 37 Pickard, John 120 Piecbowski, Todd 120, 96 , 78 , 79 Pingree, Robert 120 Plantin, Keft-in 120 Plifka, Russell 120, 95 Poland, Kimberly 120 Prahm, Sheri 120, 34, 52, 54 les 36, 120, 37 194 Nelson, Beth 119 Nelson, Dennis 119 Nelson, Diane 119, 58 Nelson, Julie Nelson, Laurie 119 NeLson, Michael 119, 100 Nelson, Pamela 119 Ncrison, Carla 119, 88 Ness, Karen 119 Nrwgard, Roberta 119 Ncwville, Brian 4S, 119 Nicrcnhalisen, Dorothy 120 Nieman, Mark 119 Norlin, Stephen 120 Norvoll, Kay 120 Nutter, Danny 120 Nyc, Barbara 120, 36 Nyhlen, Ricki 120 O'Brien, Robert 120 O'Callaghan, Grayce O'Donnell, Jerome 120 O'Donnell, Michael 120 O'Hern, Joseph Olivera, Tamara 120, 51 Olsen, Kristi 120, 36 Olsen, Susan 120 Olson, Dawn 120, 34 Olson, Debra 120, 62 Olson, Lori 47, 51. 120 Olson, Luann 120 Olson, Mary 36, 85, 120, 37 Olson, Pamela 120 Olson, Steve 120 Oman, Robert Orcutt, Carol Osbcrg, Steven Osum, Charles 120, Owen, Kelly 120, 35 Owens, Julie 83, 120, 61, 99 Oxenaale, Susan 120, 36, 37 Palluck, Rick 120 Papulas, Julie 120 , 34 , 50 , 51, 64 Paquette, Guy 120 Parell, June 120, 45 yuick, c.ary 12U, 54 Rambcrg, Jcri 120 Ramm, Valerie Ramsey, Michael 78, 79, 120, 90 Rardin, Bradley 120 Rasmussen, Seraphine 120, 34 Rau, Denise 120 Rea, Juanita 120 Redhead, Christopher 120 Reilly, Rachel 120 , 34 , 36 , 84 Remington, Cheryl 120 Renna, Kristy 120, SI, 37 Rhoades, Stuart Richardson, Mark 120 Rivard, Marianne 120 Roach, Mark 120 Rollins, Beth 120 Ronayne,. J c Rosen, Timothy 78, 79, 120 Rosenquist, Mark 96, 120 Rossbcrg, Andrew 120 Roth, John 34, 121 Roth, Steven 121 Rustad, Kris 34, 121 Sachs, Terry 121 Satranski, Steven 121 Sager, Barbara 121, SI Sale, Cynthia Sandberg, Charles 121 Sarathain, Denise 121 Sauer, Michael 78, 79, 121 Scharafanow, Florita 121, 35 Scharber, Bradley 121, 34 Scharber, Cindy 121 Schauer, Bruce Schletty, James Schmidt, Gary 121, 95 Schmidt, Michael 121 Schmitz, Tonya 121 Schneider, Dean 121 Schoen, Bernadette 121, 51 Schow, Susan 121 Schriener, Scott Schrocdcr, Patricia Schultz, Kathleen Schultz, Suzi 51, 81, 121 Schutx, Janet 121 Schwappach, Lisa 121 :vid 121 .y, Charles 35, Seashore, Scott 36, Seek, Rodney 121 Sedio, Steven 121 Seeger Selb Julie 10-1 Dawn 104 Baker, “ongtance ®4 Baker, Jeanne 104 Balcome, Bonnie 104 Bassamorc, Michael 104 Bauer, Philip 104 Baumann Randy 11, 104 Beach, Charlene 104 Jtaattie, David 104 Etemie, Richard 104 Beckner, Sheley Bcgordis, David Beuord, Susan 104 Bell, James 104, 62 Benedict, Laurie 104 Benson, Kathleen 104 Boysen, David 105 Brewer, Jody 105 Bridell, Robert 36, 10Si 37 Briles, Sandra Brobcrg, Daniel 105 Brooks, Stephen 36, 82, 105 Brown, Jacqueline 34,; 35, 105 , 60 Brown, John 105 J Sharp, Rita 121, 34 Shephard, Stephen 121 Sherer, Anthony 121 SibeU, Kevin Silbemagel, Susan 34, 121 Simcoe, Michael 37, 36, 121, 95 Sina, Patricia 36 , 64, 121, 44 , 40 Slaughter, Arthur Slaughter, Vernon Smith, Lawrence Smith, Mark Sobtjak, Michael 121, 34, 35 Sodewtrom, Russell 121 Sorenson. Leslie 121, 34 , 35 . 50 . 40 PFJacque, Robert 121, 35, 199 , 200 St. Mane, Barry 121, 90 Starks, Cherri 121, SI, 84, 44, 103 Stemper, Susan 121, 51, 45 Stenstrum, Michael 121 Stephenson, Bonnie 121 Sterling, James 121 Stevens, Patrick Stevenson, Terry 121 Stewart, Patricia 121 Stiller, Mark 121, 34 Stockmo, Dennis 78, 79, 121, 86 Stordahl, Gary Straub, Keith Strom, Joan 121, 34 Stromstad, Benjamin 121 Struwve, Carrie 121 Sullivan, J. Scott 121 Svoboda, Christine 121, 54 Swanson, Gary 121 Swanson, Sandra 121, 96 Swenson, Douglas 121 Swenson, Tina 47, 48, 121 Switala, Anthony 122 Szalay, Andrea 122 apper, I.orTene Terho, Michael 122, 55 Terrell, Lire 122 Terry, David 122 Thcsenga, Susan 122, 34 Thiclen, Rose 85, 122 . ml V ' 7 195 Doherty, Dokken, Doll, M Doll, T1 Y Donley, K« Juanita Engstrom, Cynthia. 36, 106, 3'. Envil, Sarah 106 J Erhard, Michael 35, J06 i Erickson, Jay 106 Erickson, Karen 34, 106 Erickson, Tamara 34, 106 Erickson, Wendy 106 Erickson, William Erikson, Judy 106 Brown, Lynette 36, 105, 37 Browning, Monica 105 Buffic, Lisa 35, 52, 105 Bukkila, Julie 36, 85, 105, 37 Bull, Genevieve 36, 105 , 37 Burggraff, Michael 80, 105 Burke, Jeffrey 105 Burton, Scott 105, 98, 96, 95 Bushcy, William 105 Buskirk, Rochelle 105 Campbell, Claude 36 . 80, 105 , 87 , 37 Cannon, Michael 105 Carleen, Connie 36 , 84, 105 , 37 Carlson, Brian 105 Carlson, Bruce 105, 80 Carlson, Donald 105 Carlson, Kristine 105, 55 Carlson, Patricia 105 Carlson, Peggy 105, 35, 60 Carpenter, Bruce 87 Carroll, Timothy 105 Carter, John Carvatt, Mark 105 , 80 , 95 Cecil, James 10S, 80, 87 Cegon, Christopher 82, 105 Christ, Cail 105, 89 Clark, Laura 105 ClauKen, Dean 105 Clothier, Craig 105 Cockerham, Jeffrey 105, 34, 3S, 82, 100 Coolidge, Jacquelyn 105 Cosgrove, Lisa 105 Countryman, Cindy 105 Crouch, Todd 105, 37. 36. 98, 95 Currier, Kari 105 Dabrov.-ski, Craig 105 Dahl, Connie 36, 105 Dailey, Timothy Lisa 105 Dalbec, 105 Damon, Jon 105 Dannenfelser, Susan 105 Davis, Lela 34, 105 Davis, Michael Davison, Race 105 DcgoWcr, Roger 105 Colleen 105, 89 I ary 10S Hollie 105 die 106 Timothy 106 renda Ichele 106, 35, 84, 45 in 106 106 Deland Dentz, Dentz, Deschc Dibble Dillon, Dixon, Dobbin Ha Erwin, Cathlcen 106, 60 Evans, Craig 106 Failor, Mark 106 Felicn, Lori 106, 89 Fischer, Joel 106 Flctch, Brenda 83, 106 Forte, Timothy 106, 35 Fox, Gregory 106, 80 Freels, Craig Freitag, Martin Fuehrer, Thomas 106 Cardin, Meredith 36 , 54, 106 , 37 Gebegriabharc, Hargwoyne 106 Geffre, Colin Gchl, Paul 106 Geroy, Brian Gieseke, Lori 106 Gilbert, Douglas 106 Gillen, Gillen, James 106 Gladback, Ken 106 Glass, Jeffrey 106 Goar, Joel 106, 96 Gomez, Cynthia 106 Gonsior, Jerome 106 Goring. Brenda 106 Gottwalt, John 106 Crannes, Christine 35 , 50, 106 , 49 Crannes, hjditli 84, 107, -14 C.rannes, Thomas 36, 82, 107 Graske, Douglas 107 Graton, Nancy 107 Green, Donald 107 Green, Roxanne 107 Gunderson, Lori 107 Gunderson, Matthew 107 Gustafson, Brett 107 Hagnman, Lori 107 Hagstxom, Stephen 36, 82, 107, 87 Hallangcr, Jeff 107 Hallgrcn, Jeffrey 107 , 80 , 87 Hallqulft, Sheila 107 Hallquist, Tamara 107 Hallstrom, Jill 36, 107, 60 Hannem, PhiUp96, 107 Haruion, Lori 107, 34 Hansen, Debra 107 Hansen, Kellie 107 Hanson, Cynthia 48, 107, 37 Hanson, Kathleen SO, 84, 107, 45, 89 Hanson, Scott 107, 40 Harris, John 107 Hart, Robert 36, 107, 100 , 37 Hatlestad, Jerald huge, Peter 82, 107, 103 autala, Dale 107 lawkinson, Elizabeth 35, 107 ! iayenga , Carol 107 Mealy, Judey 107 Hechsel. David 80, 107 Hector. Mitchell 107, 80 Hcichert, Ronald 107 Heigl, Brian 107, 40 Heimcrl, Chris 107 Helseth, Sandra 107, 34, 50 Helseth, Theresa 107, 35 Holme, Mark 107 Hcnrikson, Cynthia 107 Hermanson, Michael 35, 107 Hernandez, Gar, 36 Hester, Jacqueline 107 Heycr, Laura 107 Heyman, Richard 107 Hiben, Kerry 107 rtioen, Kerry lVf Hilgeman. Cynthia 107, 55 Hilgcrt, Christine 51, 53, 107 Holiday, Dale 80, 107 Holiday, Michael 107 Holmes, Rebecca 107 Hoveland, Trygve 107 Howard, Gan' 107 Howe, John 107 Hudak, Stephen Huntington, Paul 40 Isham, Kevin 107 Jackson, David 107 Jackson, Michael 107 Jacobs, Mamie Jensen, Karen 35, 107, ensen, Mary 57, 34,, 35 45 lyngem tynncl40l lydra , ttevid 108, Maclean, Pat . Maderich, David Mahowald, David Malavagc, MiqhJ Mall, Wondmefiel Mann, Susan 109-Manoy,'Doric H(J Matio, Marlow B Marchcssault, Rer MarToquin, Johi.li Marschibk.- .Carol MatheviflL Kimcm Mathc Matson McQuist McflWf Melrose Menshel Meyer, Klein, Kimberly 108, 6: Klemenhagen, L iaae35, Kleve, Daniel 10® Klinger, John 108 Kloiber, Joseph 108 Klueckman, James Knight, -Robin 1087 4 Knoke, Daniel 108 Knutson, Betty 3S, 108, Knutaan, Gregory Knutson, Thomas 108 Kgc httchacl 10 Cathie KB Paquette, Jancl 109 Parkos, Robert 109 Parkos, Ronald 109 Pautrke, Brenda 109 Peacock, James 109 Pearson, Leanne 109 ____ ry 107 Johnson, Iris Johnson, Jacqueline 50, 107 Johnson, James 107 Johnson, James 107 Johnson, Karen 35, 107 Johnson, Mark 80, 107 , 87 Johnson, Michael 107 • Johnsouy-Michael 107 £ Johnson, Susan ■nson, Timothy 107 Johnson, William 108 Jones, Charles 36, 108, ones, Mary 84, 108 ones, Susan 108 uengei, Thomas 108 ' uhl, Barbara 108 Campa, Kimberly 108 Kampstad, Karolyn ■f an« rf£avid 108, 80 Kantorowlcz, Lisa Karlen, Karina 48, 108 Keller, Gail 84‘, 108 Kemling, Karl 108 Kendrick, Wayne 108 Kiehn, Da sTi 108 Kistler, Robert 82, 108, wsKasFS «L w?M mWjm VAff; u fiW k 4Lm - Duane 109 am 112, Un 109 PHSHTjarnes 35. 109] Nelson, April 109 ■■ I H Ctorg 109, 91 Kenneth 54, 109 , Robert 109, 80 Robin 109, 35 er Sn Wane 84, 108 Kevin 108 |f. TL, y 36, 51, 81, 108, 37 iry 108, 34 35, 45 Kvam, Mi Kvamme, Lardy, Mary 10 Larges, Allison Lark, David 10 Larson. Ann Larson, Daniel ir Ch-istin i, Richard I Stacia Leslie 108 ette 108 Lillard, . Limesand, Jeffrey 36, 1 Lindgren, Greg Litzau, Gregory 108 Locken, David Lougee, Barbara 108 , 34 , 52 Lucas, Kristine Ludders, Ronna 108 Ludcv.ig, Laurie 34, 35, 108 Lund, Brenda 36, 108, 45, Lynch, Kevin 108 Pechonick, Dennis 109, 49 Pedersen, Laurie 109, 34, 51 Pelllzzcr, Janine 109, 35 Pendleton, Reginald 96, 109 Tratnik, Diana 111 Tucker, Steven 111, 95 Turgeon, Linda 84, 111, 45 Tysdal, Paula 111 VaMia� gal 111 - Varland, Teiance 111. 80 itullo, Dorothy 1 Calker, Debora ,141 Warner, Faith Wames, Susan 3f, 84, 111 Warren, Mi ullH Webb, Do-.:'. Ill Weidnd? Mich l 111, 87 Weikle, Pamela 111, 57 Wenzel, Jeffrey' 111 'Wcffberg, Edmund 111 Wait-urn, Douglas 111 White, Cheryl White, Gene! White, Leslie White, Randolph 111 Peters Peterson, Jody 110 Peterson, Karen 54, 110. 37 Peterson, Kevin 110 Peterson, Mark 110 Peterson, Mary 110, 35, 37 Peterson, Scott 110, 36. SO. 90. 91 Peterson, Tracy 95 Petit, Annette 110, 36, 37 Pfeffer, Leslie 36 , 80, 110 , 37 Pharr, Bryan 110 Phillips. Daniel 110 Phyle, Todd 110 Pie per, William 110 Plifka, Bonnie 110, 34, 35 Polak. Lisa 110 fl Polec, Jean 110 Power. Robert 1 Powers, James Strabala, Kathleen 36, 81, 111, 89 Strande, John 111 Strickland, Scott 111 Stuhlicicr, Caroline 36, 111, 37 Sund, Susan 111 Svitak, Gregory 111, 34, 35 Swanson, Randall ill Swanson, Raymond 11! Swenson, Joyce 36. Ill, 37 Swing!ey, Christopher 111 Switala, Peter 111 Svltc. Christine 111 Tavlor. linda III Robert 111 Teri 111, a 111 yer, Mayumi Thomas, Lori Thompson, Dean 4(‘ Thompwai, Luke 95, Ilf J Prok, Thomas Pufahl, John Pullens, : Purdy, T Pu Quam, Ramin Rapp, ) 35. 47, 51. 62, 89, 37 SO 110 HO. 80 . 86 , 87 10 as 110 , 80, 87 Stev ere 110 no 103 5, 95 imes 110 Rasmussen. Renee 110 Rasmussen. Roxanne 110 Reich. Arden 112 Re vie r, Stephen 110 Rice, Dina 110 Risinger, David 110 Ritchie, Clark 112 Ritchie, Cynthia 110, 34 Robbins, Linda 110 Roloff, Ronald 110 Ruben, Thomas 110 Running. Jeffrey 95, 110, Rutzcn, Dean 36, 11 OH Sanford, William 110 Scamm Schaefer, Ramona 34 Schauer, Ke Schertncr, James 110, 35, 36 Schluck, Gregory 110 Schneider, Scott U0 Schoen, Jennifer 47, 110 Schossow, James 110, 35, 80 Schreiber, Kevin Schroeder, Suzanne 110, 35, 81 Schuler, Jerry 36, 82, 110 Schulze, David 110 Schwartz. Thomas 110 Schween, Rita 36, 110 Selander, James 80, 110 Sengcr, Bernadette 110, 3-1, 84 Seurcr, Jfanmie 110 Shannon, Cheryl 36, 52, 1 Sharp, David 82, 110, 103 Sharpe, Vincent 110 Shin, Hai 110 SIckafus, Emily 51, 110 Siewert, Jon 110 Simpson, Sherry 110 Sinderman, Tim 110 Skarupa, Karen 110 Skjeistad, Mark 110 Smart, Martha 110 Smith, Laura 110, 60, 48 , 64, 50, SI Spence, Tern- 110 Starken, Sanora 51, 110 Steenberg, Mark 110 Sten5trum, Keith 110 Stevens, Michael Stevenson, Pamela 110 , 89 , 36 , 64 , 50 Stolarek, Thomas liO Stoltz, Debra 51, 110 Stone, Cheryl 110 Storgaard, Daniel 111 Stork, Rebecca 111. 34 , 35 , 51, 54 Stormoen, Steven 111 Stotts, Evelyn Whit oho use, Warren 111 Whitney, Robert 111 Wiese, Laurie 111 Wigdahl, Connie 111 Wigen, Jeffrey 111 Wind, Debbie Wilcox, Linda 111, 34, I Wilson, Cheryl 112, 37 Winteroud, Beverly 111, Witthuhn, Robyn 111 Wodrich, Klmberlv 36, 111, 37 Wold. Sherry 111 Wollan, Jan 111 Wood, Deborah 111 Yale. Bradley 111. 40 Yale, Karen 111, Young, Cheryl 112, 57 Zarifis, Mary 112, 34, 35 Ziebart, Deann.- 36, 112, 37 Zicglmcicr, Laurie 47, 34, 112, 49 Zitek, Rickey que: photographer, second year on the staff! for deadlines with icc cream from work . 4 ) Representative; On Top: D. Aslcson, R. Strabala, W. Nelson, P. Johnson, S. Stiencr, S. Daily, L. Polcc, B. Baxter. Standing: T. Stevenson, H. Youngberg, T. Matos, J. Bergland, H. Hennings-gard, K. Carlson, M. EJtblad, P. Boyd, K. Boehm, B. Ronning, C. Robinson, D. Santos. Not pictured: R. Fliflit, T. Jenson, R. Stjacquc, G. Tcmte. The qualities of integrity, sincerety, and efficiency were all incorpaorted to emphasize the superiority of this staff to most. The staff was hand picked by Mrs. Henningsgard and teh 1976 staff from some five hundred and fifty juniors. The experience of Mrs. Henningsgard quickly bro brought these students into a tightly knit staff who recorded the events of the 1976-1977 school year into the annual. I would like to personally congratulate the 1977 Sagamore Staffers who all served an integral part in putting together the yearbook. Each and everyone of them plunged into all sorts of unfamiliar situations to make this book one of the very finest. Thankyou for all the kindness, consideration, and cooperation shown to our staff by the faculty and students who make up Rosey Tech , H. Larson Studio, and Chuck Robinson. For with you none of this would have been possible. Mrs. Henningsgard has given us seniors, as well as the underclass many a year to remember through her classes, the Rockettes, and the Sagamore. It will surely be a proud pleasure in the future to gaze back upon our beloved high school days and see that we graduated under the never say die motto of Helen Henningsgard. It is not too often that we dedicate the Sagamore but it is much less often that an adviser with as much knowledge and respect as Mrs. Henningsgard draws, retires from the yearbook advisor position. For this reason it is with affectionate appreciation that we the Sagamore Staff of 1977 dedicate this annual to Mrs. Helen Henningsgard. Although our thoughts will soon turn to our duties as we take our positions in society, there will always be a spot in our hearts for Helen Henningsgard who made her last year as yearbook Advisor so memorable. 1977 Sagamore Staff RON STRABALA, EDITOR