Roosevelt High School - Sagamore Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

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'— ' Front row: Elaine Mytty. Monica Johnson. Kim Skwira. Janet Running, Donna Impola. saas, Nicki Cichy, Butty Gabrietson Row 4: Mike Lynn. David Haugen, Eric Mahre. Jrf! Broulette. Mara Veranth. Jul.e Dalen Row 2: Donna Klemenhagen. Robtfi Snyder. Larry Mustful. Mike Wassmund. Steve Parker. Chris Leighton. Scott Massagi. Karl Ruby Jones. Janet Ptitka, Sue Magdanz. Patti Dannenfelser. Cindy Johnson, Kristen Ellmgsion Go«nes. Nancy Gawretuk. Row 3: Tim Rova. Ricky Stokes. Ronnie Anderson, Mark Vat- Madngafc. Front row: Mike Wassmund, Julie Gordon. Cetme Marchessault. Pat Rollins, Janet Ptifka. Donna Gordon. Erich Schroeder, Row t. Dawn Erickson. Dave Walker. Donna Impola. Butty Gabnelsen. Tim Rova. Sara Boyer Row 3: Michael Schmit. Patti Dannenteteer. Dave Hougen. Donna Klemenhagen. Nancy Gawretuk. Karl Ellmgson, Tanya Jones. Larry Musttul

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Frool row; Elwood Johnson. Jenny Onion. Celine Marchessault. Keh Tower. Maria Morin. Liz Norfcn. Sara Boyer. Donna Gordon. Row 2r. Julie Gorden. Dawn Erickson. Rebbecca Olson. Kristen Hagstrom. Kirsten Seibo. Tanyea Tourteitolt. Kim Junsch. Mefcssa Knight. Row 3: Sonya Rote. Micheite Mannlcy. Tonya Jones. Cindy Richards. Grace Purono. Jett Thompson. Bret Brown, Darrel Burk halt or. Dave Freeman. Row 4: Todd Carvett. Joe Gabnetsen. Brian Danielson. Damon Peterson. Tim Dahleger. Pat Rolfcns. David Walker. Bret Carlson. Shane Lehrke, M e Schmit. Combining Fun and Work Choir Performs Often Numbering 64 students, the Concert Choir was smaller than in recent years. Under the direction of Elwood Johnson, the Concert Choir members traveled to Cragun’s resort near Brainerd, Minnesota, To let each member of the choir get to know each other better. For the concert tour to Colorado this year, some students paid for their trip by selling Happenings books and candy in the fall. The Choir also performed a holiday concert, a community concert and a spring concert with its traditional Roosevelt Hymn. There were 21 members in the Madrigals singing group. The girls' dresses were sewn during the summer and the tuxes were bought at Skeffington’s. Getting up early for zero hour was all a part of practicing for performances at banquets and concerts, often bringing the singers home late in the evening. It was not uncommon for Madrigals to sing for their supper at a banquet, then go home without being fed. The Choral department was broadened this year with the addition of the new Jazz singers. The choral department paid to have their pictures printed in color. Cbowrvg down. Elwood Johnson enjoys choir trip.

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Homecoming Crowd Enthusiastic Despite an obnoxious crowd and a mixup of names of the Homecoming court, the Homecoming program went as scheduled. Chelle Peterson and Tim Rova emceed. As usual, the Rockettes kicked the program off dancing to “There’s No Stoppin’ Us. Other acts included hillbillies Shane Lehrke and Denny Stevenson doing a guitar and banjo duet, “Dueling Banjos.” Singing acts were popular as in previous years. Janet Plifka, complete with red dress and dog. sang Tomorrow, the theme from Annie and kept Sandy under control. Also singing was Ruby Jones doing The Way We Were. Madrigals performed You stole my love.” Returning to crown the Homecoming king and queen were Ricky Bonesteel and Jenny Thompson. After driving the crowd crazy with suspense, they crowned Medaria Ar-radondo and Diane McCabe. Other Homecoming court included Paul Flood, Sue Hechsel, Scott Hamilton, Kim Berge, Scott Purdie, Cathy Deutsch, Stacy Mosher, and Tom Larson. Top: Queen Diane McCabe and king Medaria Ar-radondo reign. Bottom: Leaping with enthusiasm. Melanio Lynum cheers the Homecoming crowd.