Roosevelt Junior High School - Yearbook (Rockford, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 124 of the 1952 volume:

Editorial Staff: Julie Applequist Shelley Finley Sue Brands Vonetta Pedlow THE ROUGHRIDER Betty Strachcm Warren Johnson Roger Welden Jon wens Theodore Roosevelt Adviser: Junior High Mr. Ralph Keltner Art Staff: Jackie Brower 1952 Nancy Steffct Joanne Kampmier Sue Brands Vonetta Pedlow Adviser: Mrs. Phyllis Stringer Typists: Mona Munson Linda Duncanson Published By The Yearbook Staff Rockford, Illinois Torn Priebe Clara Swenson Alan Bingham Dixie Colehour Iectn Layng Reuse Binger Pat Browning Jerry Seinwill Donna Nehring Iune Rosenquist Sue Offenstein . Dennis Hunt Sheila Kehl Glee Hughey Iohn Hedderich Kay Babb once Bertelson Craig Peeples Io Mary Lee Danny Seidelman Adviser: Miss Angela once Advertising: Eleanor Slive Mary Ann Rossi Marguerite Donze Barbara Beck Charma Trimble Judy Riggihs . --.., Sherryelle Bowman ' Norma Wilson Delores Plumb Shirley Beebe Dixie Dean Joanne Kampmeier Adviser: Mr. Walter Czosnek Subscriptions: Jim Price Karen Kane Esther Fysh David Werckle Pat Lozdoski Janet Brandquist Doralee Best Mary Nehf Joe Pinkham loom Hickock Rodger Anderson Kay Maitland Tom Blake Diane Servant We, the members of the editorial staff, dedicate this 1952 Routhider to all young Americans, Who, in order to preserve the ideals of democracy Which need renewal each generation, are sacrificing their lives in the service of their country. This year's editorial staff consisted of eight students. Under the direction of Mr. Keltner they planned the book, wrote the copy, and checked the proofs for the Roughrider. The girls in the picture are from left to right, Sue Brands, Vonetta Pedlow, Iulie Applequistl Shelley Finley, and Betty Stfachcm. The boys are Roger Weldenl Warren Iohnson, and Jon Wells. A11 smiles, the Roughrider art staff drCIWS our The typing for this year's Roughrider was roving mobiles. Shown from left to right are placed in the capable hands of Linda Duncan- Sue Brands, Mrs. Stringer, their adviser, NGHCY son and Mona Munson. These girls were select- Steffcx, Jackie Brower, Ioanne Kampmeier. and ed by their typing teachers on the basis of their Vonetta Pedlow. outstanding typing ability. Our Student Council The Student Council, under the direction of Miss Joyce, has charge of securing and collecting sub- scriptions for the Roughrider. As the number of books ordered grows larger each year this becomes om increasingly important activity. They are, top row from left, Ioe Pinkhczm, Rodger Anderson, Dennis Hunt, Gerald Seinwill, Craig Peeples, James Price, Rease Binger, Iohn Hedderich, Tom Priebe. Middle row: Daniel Sjedelmcm, Dixie Colehour, David Werckle, Kay Babb, Tom Blake, Diane Servant, Ianet Brcmdquist, Patricia Browning, Mary Neht, Karen Kane, Charlotte Fysh, Sheila Kehl, Joyce Bertelsen, Donna Nehring. Third V row: June Rosenquist, Iecm Laycmg, Clara Swenson, loan Hickock, President; Sue Otfenstein, Vice President, Io Mary Lee, Treasurer, Glee Hughey, Patricia Lozdoski. Seated in front: Kay Maitland, Doralee Best. Absent: Alan Bingham. Twelve hearty cheers for the students who sold ads for the Roughrider this year. Being all girls, they really got the customers. They are, left to right, first row: Eleanor Slive, Mary Ann Rossil Norma Wilson, Ioanne Kampmeier. Second row: Marguerite Donze, Charma Trimble, Barbara Beck, Sherry- elle Bowman. Third row: Judy Higgins, Dixie Decm, Shirley Beebe, and Delores Plump. Eleanor Slive, first place, omd Sherryelle Bowman, second place, won tree Routhiders. Charmq Trimble, third place, Barbara Beck, fourth place, and Mary Ann Rossi, fifth place, won tree season basketball passes. These ads help produce a successful yearbook, since they provide c1 substantial amount of income. Mr. Campbell Marsten Ruth James Marilyn Donald Belly LeRoy Gloria Bellars Pixler Thompson Richardson Russell Arlow Studler Denny Delores Rex Joyce Donald Barbara Ronald Murlys Iames Tisdale Parker Allen Lightharl Beck Schumacher Olson Lawrence G eorqe Carol Iohn Mitzi Iohn Erma David Patti Arnold Meinert Sanders Quick Neubauer Hilly Livingston Browning Loreen Donald Helen Iohn Beverly Jimmie Diane Grace Holcomb Mullen Tallacksen Mullen DeMus Gmbb Dauenbuuqh Benjamin Earl Barbara Lowell Gregory Boolmcm Williams Sistler Tresemer 10 Burdeite Ioesten N cmcy Stem: Barrie Burridge Florence Kirk Sharon Hogan Karleen Easiwood Bob Cox Nancy Anderson Dick Love Sully Souden Bob Cook June Bradbury Bob Rudolph Carol Abel Clara Swenson Miss Blackburn I udith Hartman James Taque Kay Stunkard Gerald Knuth Dick Scott Dick Brough Put Quiess Iohn Balaton Audrey Oslrom 11 Yvonne Fonvielle Bob Kohler Barbara Crutcher Charles Stout Leslie Enqlehar! Janice Thompson Randan Larson Wanda Perry Ellen Peliit Glen Bonk Iim Bennett Roger Scheidegqer Lester Fry Kaye Campbell Glen Waters Sue Bradsteen Janet La Tour Barbara Steele Elwood Lundeen Sandra Menzies Lee Lundberq John Holladuy 9-309 Miss Crossman Raymond Kooyer Wilma Fetch Stephen Whinemore Susan Nelson David Harris Barbara Powers Bruce Beam Sharon Thill Neil Beasley Edilh Bridges Kenneth Iuhlin Marlene Anderson Donald Schwartz Sarah Stevens 12 Mariorie Talley Robert Schubacker Beny Marlin , David Owen Roger Walden Diane Pierceiield Ronnie Kling Marguerite Johnson Merilee Pielu Richard Robbins Janet Brandquisl Bradley Brauer Bob Boyer Nancy Eklund less Mossberg Nancy Burden Alan Bingham Carole Thornbloom Michael Doherly Margaret Catron David Clay Sandy Iseli Ronnie Houser Harriet Bunting Donald Georgi Barbara Mammenga Karen Kettle: Mr. Danielson Pat Lanninq Jim Potter SambeIh Dixon Tony Gayton Bob Compton Sandra Worrall Larry Cole Sandra Torrisi 13 Kay Hoover George Hess Marilyn Hallstrom Karl Lindberg Bill Pearson Rae Hogan Fred Althouse Sally Drier Linda Greene John Romain Sue Knight Bill lost 9-320 Miss Crandall Hunk Nancy Rick Karen Chuck Pahlas Harrington Redenius Steward Newburq Shirley John Ruth Roger Marlene Beebe Carmichael Albano Anderson Guse Le Roy Marcella Roger Marion Irwin Rat: Sealing Powers Talley Kratz Dixie Mae Fred Carol David Caren Dean Sanders Archer Proudfoot Cole Delores Howard Carol Plumb Young McCaslin Absent: David Jacobs 14 Sue Swanson Benny Schleichet Carol Cleveland Bob Webner Iim Price Sully Hoel Iim Mulcahey Leah Bryant Sandra Shaw David McClelland Barbara Hardy Doug Reed Walter Iudy Doolitlle Baker Patricia Ion Randerson Wells Melton Leona Miller Danielson Shelley lay Finley McFadden Betty Brentner Absent: Janice Edwards Bill Olson Sue Somers Richard McLaren Eleanor Slive 9-215 Miss McLean Barbara Soloday lack Tindell Barbara Pearce Kent Run: 15 Paul Temmova Sue Oflenstein Jim Place Mary Ann Rossi Donna Story Wayne Huqqin Marguerite Donze Mike Cassaro Clifford Fields Betty Strachun Bob Hollinqsworlh Linda Duncan'son Nancy Schraibet Sheldon Liebovich Iudy Bergstrom Marion Tanner William Milanos Marilyn Lane Richard Bulteriield Mariorie McGrew Dorolhy Long Della Jewell Jack Muqee Geneva Martin Iohn LaVanway Roy Carpenter Pal Lozdoski Roger Ary Helen Estes 9-312 Mr. Calvert Dixie Crawford Albert LeConIe Shirley Legal Melvin SmiIh Paul Thoma Joyce Wolff Walter Kraclet Agatha Lotta Velma Jarret! Joe Dxal Georgia Oskins Carl Lithhart Ronald Middleton lane McNeal William Sassaman Shelby Weatherlord Lois DeMond Marlin Prins Shelva Swinbank Fred Derr Waller Demus Margie Carothers Dick Wolfe Ray Edwards Donald Sisemore Merylyn Fenon Dick Townsend Betty Havens Iohn Haney lack Anderson Joyce Lawler Charles Nivinski Lavonne Martin 9-204 Mr. Larson Jeanette Buss Joe Darnell Jean Laying Dick Wickens Richard Livingston Dorothy Dyer John DiGiovanni Pat Delaney 17 Carol Curdy Ronnie Miller Helene Driussi Clayton Metres Bobby Young Martha Williams Ray Lee Williams Dorothy Hattie Prudence Peterson Donald Huhsmun Ruth King Jerry Moore Jim Morse Gloria Hodges Iim Husi Indy Weller Diane Hoihnan Syril Dermer Carl Arco Sara Cummings lei! McCoy Sue Beckenbauqh Tom Skibba Madeline Jewell Robert Anderson Vera Butt 9-217 Miss Morse Lucille Heckmun Roger Edwards Nancy Hippman Lee Clark Eddie Langley Shirley Nelhery Roger Spickler Dorothy Stotler Iulie Applequist Keith Hoeq Sheila Kehl Gary Hagan Warren Johnson Shelby Livingston Ronnie Lindstrom Nicky Femminella Jackie Blower Richard Hill Royce Bedding Wallace Hobart Alan Joanne James Genevieve David Biddiford Strom Sullivan Stewart Baum Shirley Thomas Mary Robert Carole Alberta Hansen Schrock Haskin Adams Mylan lane Robert Patricia Dale Homberqor Bosborouqh Bilodeuu Block Gulhrantsen IoAnn Roget Nancy Sammy lune Wells Marlin Iones Goldenborg Albany James Sharon Huh William: 19 9-317 Miss McQuire Mae Mirto Thomas Gleichman Beverly Nelson Hobart Erickson John Souders Karen Kane Keith Harte: Dixie Gilligan Betty Burton Fred Sadewater Mary Lou Scharbau James Manke 9-207 Mr. Keltner Bob Vonelta Chuck Clareece Dick Barbara Tom Regina Clevenger Pedlow Nelh Gediest Wright Belknap LaFranka Milne Sue Joe Kay Bob Audrey Barton Shirley Jay Brands Whiie Haas Condon Euston Wilcox Johnson Munlz Fred Carol Tom Virginia Iim Lou Ann Iack Sharron Spear Askeland Lester Hagennan Smallwood Tuck Hansberry Anderson Helen Richard Gail Reuse Brenda Hudson Io Put Godoy Sampson Chamberlain Binge: Peters Hogan Ebbings Wikse Wayne Dick Berglund Lundeen Absent: Nancy Wonace 20 9-210 Mr. Fridley Ronald Regina Robert Virginia Roy Mohr Mint: . Owens Lutzow Elmore Patricia Roy Charlene Gene Palsy Kelly Straley Clark Broadwell Defendi James Yvonne Rodney . Beverly Lynn West Smith Miller Turro Zauqq Shirley Paul Cynthia Ronald Shirley Englin Stout Beksel Bertchio Mill: Marguialle Iames Bollinqer Busaun 21 Ruby McMusline Albert Havens Elaine Hayes George Morgan Larry Padgeit Arvilla Walton William Bennett Jolene Tunkl Audrey Rockwell Richard Dusavaqe Donna Nehrinq Wayne Mullen 9-211 Mr. Czosnek a William Darlene Richard Fem John Ruth Ann Richard Ruth Mauvich Martin Johnson Wescolt Hyde Lucas . Bubcock Peterson Sally Ellwood lune Ronald Patricia William Beverly Mark Furman Wagner Rosenquisl Hudson Keeling Hadu Hudson Fridly Allen Marlene Dale Joyce Richard ' Shirley Eugene Georgeann Smith Clark Sheley Hill Olsen Davis Clanlde Lowry Theresa Donald Beverly Richard Sue Jerry Helen Ronald Tumer Green Olson Crawford Short Caroihen Bowqron Leuellen Marilyn Patricia Whimsy Krischke 22 9-223 Mrs. I ames John Mariory Danial Patricia Charles Barbara Robert Iecn Hull Zink Sears Werckle Coupar Hallisey Gregory Schaefer Carol Eugene Shertyelle Iames Karen Stan Shirley Fred Ward Parry Bowman Plock Iulin Edwards Picchione Boshela Gayle James Larry Mona Ronald Linda John Holmquist Kellner Hendershol Munson Rowland Butler Ywanuuskas Winston Delores Robert Patricia Raymond Catherine William Joyce McKecm Bisbee Sharp Sadewater Light Morrison Marshall Bertleson Vivian Dorothy Shaddon Herlzberg Absent: , Gregor Hoe! 23 Tom Nolan Sandra McClellund Dick Byrum Esther Keckler once Douglas Absent: Curlis Sims Rose Crandul Charles Thomas Nancy Sims Gordon Iuche Pal Dickinson Dan Shoudy Ioun Hickock Jerry Brown Carol Swanson Mr. Waite Sandra Axelson Sam Greenberq Iunice Dyerson Dick Alcock David Mackey Ioanne Hoover Jim Young Peeq Fall Leslie Carl Sam Black Ann Mar Gre Nesemeir Ronald Carlson Beverly Briggs Tom Wilcox Joanne Kampmeier Mary Washbum Tom Olson Joanne Emery Don Grubow Richard Duyhoff June Roggensack luck J Henbest Judy Jackson Ted Anderson Sally Marker Gordon Ekslrom Barbara Small Myron Yardley Nancy Thomas Leonard Whitaker Lorretta Lumsden Dick Henson Nancy Friberg John Curalolo 8-302 Mr. Ragsdale Rosalie Peterson Bradley Wood Patty Terranovu Bob Becknell Iackie Beyer 25 Bob Price Marcia Lafayetle Alden Swanson Maris Wolcolt Gary Schubacker Celeste Boyer lack Abramovitx Iane Messmun Tom Blake Roberta Kurlin Richard Varble Nancy Carlton Richard Zupancic Suzanne Lee Susan Swenson John Schoonmaker Elaine Heath Chuck Gardner 8-224 Miss Iohnson Robert Jeannine Victor Annie Albert Jeanette Patrick Iudy McLaughlin Ollhoff Schoonmaker Sims Coady Smiih Ford Collins Phyllis Jonathon Jeannine lack Pamla Ross Helen Michae! Robbins Hamann Lambert Johnson Linnard Widner Murray Burkholder Ronald Beverly Duane Margaret Roy Caral Richard lane Montanye Palqlaze Nalley Jewell Prater Cridlebauqh Gibson Washbum Judy Bill Juanita Craig Patricia lack Lucille Terry 3 Dyreson Lampson Hoey Peeples Martini Hollke Stauffer Iames 1 Ronald Sandra Iane Kathryn Meyer Webster Behr Davis 26 8-301 Miss Hollem Richard Donna Iohn Io-Ann Robert Mary Richard Darlene Ferguson Slevens Beal Threadqill Rinedollar Eady Newkirk Nelson Jeanne Robert Sharon Bill Io Mary Ralph Mariorie Mike Morgan ch Baniqer Stein Purdy Lee Hogan Thurlwell Shullberg David Iunice John Kay Wallace Julia lay Marianne Yates Marinelli McFarland Reber Lehman Maddrell Karlin Ray Sonia Louis Natalie Billy Mary Louise Peter Iudy Robert Stokslad DalCallo Parson Grilzmaker Munson Kennedy Bailey Lindholm David Rosalie Richard Jackie Bertelson Hill Binqer Moore 27 Iames Green Louise Schleuter Beverley Matthews Duwayne Slanis Spencer Smith Kay Iarrelt William Gork Joseph Perdew Sally Watlinqton Nancy Maqnusson Gene Kent Ann Knaus Sally Kampmeier Charles Lind Phyllis Varnum Sandra Smilh Gene Van Buskirk Michael Kegel Kathleen Ferriqan Deloris Newmann 8-209 Miss Morrison Teddy Conklin LaVonne Grabow Patricia Mililello Bart Fraty lune Messman Barbara Biegler Bruno Aniczak Gerald Seinwell Ruby Canon Kenneth Wilkinson Margaret Beers Sandra Granquisl Tom Rehwald Mary Mead William Hoffman Robert McNeany Lucia Andrle Nolan Rogers Marilyn Cordell James Gritzbauqh Norma Twaddle Richard Pelerd Iuliunn Groop Frank Nussbaum Joyce Lego David Duqan Julie Lewis Wallet Gibson Kay MaiIland Terry Johnson Marcia Maynard Carolyn Parker 8-303 Miss Penstone Claudia Carter Thomas Entwistle Harriet Leber Richard Rucinski Carol Trudo 29 Larry Shale: Marilynne Gersten Thomas Scott Myrtle Ray Ann Thomas Norma Aden Delos Lewis Kathleen Penis Theodore Loy Dale Brauer Rebecca Hull Samuel Patton Jacqueline Peter Barbara Allen Albert Rooi Carol 1 Olsen Paul Erickson 8-308 Mr. Owens James Pat Harry DoraLee Ronald Penny Albert Barbara Fowler Peter Molina Best Boase Miller Haqner Cole Ruth LaVeme Beth Wallace Sondra Barton Judy I ohn Bailey Sherer Marvin Johnson Worden Carlson Wood Wessels Ivan Connie Edward Marie Phil Dollie Keith Lois Eye Carter Gonzales Padilla Basile Cassioppi Werner Ber: Marcia Bill Margot Alfonso Doritta Dick Sylvia Norman Crosby Peila Johnson Rinaldi Shipman Lewis Tortorice Grimes 1 James Billy James 1 Tuna Hill Church Absent: Sally Croschere Lyle Wheeler 30 8-313 Mr. Iames Jerry Lucille Carl Mary Ann Duane Diane David Linda Christopher Chimielewski Gulbrarnson Burnett Dyer Smilh Homberger Russell Marilyn Davy Patricia Ronnie Maida Richard Mary William Larson Wiles Button Iuhlin Wallace Barnes Page Mchmel Kenny Mary Glenn Jane! Dale Carol William Karen Ruiz Batty Cummings Kruse Plumb Iaenicke Hoople Barkley Sandra Richard Anubelle Harold Barbara Donald Nancy Milton Fulnes Theison Sellers Writh Myers Moline Molina Block Paul David Robert Donald Joan Heideman Worcklo Newkirk Anderson Henderson 31 8-116 Mrs. Dittlof Paul Iudy Betty David lean Bill I udy Bill Van Sickle Bietau Clapsaddle Gilchel McGeachie Randerson Hancock Olsen Kay Terry Ianice Tom Pat Alfred Gertrude William Sohner Keegan Slenholm Priebe Beasley Godoy Crawford Mange Gary Sally lack Sharon Iuslin Marsha Tom Sharon Bengston Eichman Gilberlson Brown Petit Douglas Maqin Wright Rosemarie Raymond Linda Terry Barbara Mike Janice Carl Hobart Picchieui Zitzke Miller Seymour Harris Endres Stromberq Dale Nancy Mike Theresa Chuck Tipton Cook Swanson Rotello Seddon 32 8-221 Mr. Fairbanks Stanley Peggy Herbert Jackie Fred Gwen Iim Eva Brunson Lampson Wright Harris Weis Zwiger Johnson Keckler Pam Ernest Karen John Beverly David Suzanne David Powrie Endsley Struyer Hedderich Bouse Patterson Oehler Schmeling Dean Mary Alice Emmett Joyce Gary Libby Bill Bobbetle Finch Kleckner Lawson Bryant Bens Eastman Norbert: Anlauf Iudy Donald Janet Conway Jerry Darlene John Elaine Higgins Rhouds Ellis Johnson Devine Polqlaze Speiser Budde Norman Charma Shirley Earline Ekslrom Trimble Whitley Hanson 33 7-316 Miss Knot Ronald Mary Ann Ronald Virginia Kay Kay Iames Sandra Fenlon Degrandis Williams Lanning Wolcou Sexsmilh Johnston Mooney Shirley Leo Barbara Ronald Carolyn Thomas Betty Ronald LeParte Blankfield Ladd Henbest Babcock Mac Murchey Drew Olson Eugene Myrna Iohn Kay Everett Louise John Cathleen Tiffany Strand Gedeist Kunz Thomas Tower Benson Lyddon Rosalie David Mary Ann James once Bruce Charlotte Delores Palmeri Stellar Lanninq Yust Kamamt Wolff Fysh Meyers lack Day 34 7-219 Mr. Huxham Jerry lane Jack 10 Ann David Carol Robert Linda Owens Anderson Maqin Burton Braze Pane Henbest Varble lune Thomas Virginia Edward Glee Thomas Carolyn Michael Dyreson Johnson Sabin Hendricks Hughey Bell Massey Wells James Donna Michael Sharon Tommy Glenda David Patricia Day Sleveson Morienson Thompson Hansen Baker McCain Bums Mary Mike Kathleen Iames Judy Ioleen Willson Miller Thompson Parrot! Gromet Roberts Absent: Donald Watts Joyce Hulvey 35 Robert Malley Patricia Johnston Gladys Cox Bernard Koch Julie Reid Ralph Johnson Edwina Garner Richard Campobello G ary Powers Patricia Anderson Thomas McLaughlin Sandra Johnson 7-307 Patricia Gibson David Bean Marjorie Hodges Dorothy While Miss Olson 36 Larry Scott Rosalie McDaniel lack Flynn Dorothy Szczech Gary Keye Mary Nehf John Schleicher Lesley Bork Thomas Grimmitt Mary North Bruce James Sharon Plymule 7-21'6 Miss Weld Jerry Barbara Larry Marilyn Rudolph Ossied Stanton Susan Hallslrom Wampler Gleasmun Freed Donnelli Horton Gordon Fitzgerald Frances Martin Susan David Nancy Edward Linda Jerry Taylor Harvey Chitly Lawson Berlchie Vamum Ruiz McCandless Dennis Delores Sandra Paul Edward Bonnie Bill loan Hunt Heath Snyder Iorgensen Rose Strand Ruback Biladeuu Carol Melvin Alma Jerry Joanne Verlyce Iudy John Wrighl Subman Hicks Johnson Bramhall Grahow Gillum Currier 37 7-203 Miss Scone Coe Orcia Roger Ora Webb Phyllis David Leona Johnson Rodgers Stout Markell Stevens Dobson Anderson Gruber Nancy lack Virginia Fred Bemiece Bill Dorothy Ierry Bigger Bums Tuttle Parker Besand Paquin Stasicu Hull Robert Deborah Sam I une James Indy Dennis Dixie Jenkins Highland Osborne Ginn Barton Beckenbaugh Swanson Colehour Mary Charles Carol Charlotte Shirley Suzanne Susan Iudy Youngren Wickson Lahman Probasco Dull Kahler Balmer Iacobs Absent: Howard Sims 38 Ronnie Pedderson Marjorie Rubsumen Roger Gilbertsan Sally Church Linda Fairhead Richard Parrott Iudy Jamison Richard Askeland Gary McLaughlin Mary Foltz Jim McHugh Sally Lamb Carol Erickson Charles Thompson Ianice DeWull Robert Kirkpatrick 39 7-114 Miss Stauff Larry Stunkard Gloria Hoey Wayne Kramer Nancy Ragnar Sharon Brunham Harry Patterson Carol Drevs Iim Shadley N ed Kirk Sharon Perch Karl Pierson lay Heath Diane Servant Frank Ward Lynn Mitchell Charles Piela Ian Gray Lorayne Andreen Dennis Carlson Phyllis Broadway Absent: 'Shelby Long Iudiih Brewer Keith Morse Lula Bower: Larry Holcomb Burdeue Short DeLores Pearson Bruce Munson Susan Wonman 7-306-B Mrs. Crosley N: Martha McDennuid Paul Boshela Judy Anderson Anthony Bradley '1 9x James Quinn Iecm Davis Joe Pinkham Dawn Appenzeller 40 Betty Estes Bob Marriot Patricia Dochier Vincent Guaqliardo Ralph Uphouse Carol Love Thomas Streil lack Williams Carol Sevaslos Ien'y Fowler Dorothy Sherman James Heckman Ronald Camp Monya McCluren I ack Kieckhefer Sharon Plumb Mary Brewer Ronald Brady Kay Sturgeon Rodger Anderson 7-304-B Miss Finnegan Iuck Bland Sally Cross James Rickards Barbara Riddiford Dorian Lester Kenneth Levenick Joyce Minnick Gerald Carlson 41 Richard Madden Gladys Kruse Forest Catron Marilyn Weller Barbara Burd Wayne Geus Geraldine Matranqa Tom Cunfield Dale Meyers Nancy Nelh Iumes O'Neal Richard Pueglow Ionel Harmon James Walquisi Sharon Morgan James White E3 Allen Sparks Norma Schmidt Norman Isizaki Vera Allman Bonnie Allabaugh Walter Gilmore Marla Barnes Mike Elson Elson Snider Virginia Babb Jeff Cohen Ioan Davis Harriett Bartlett Gene Harris Mary Canfield 42 Donald Olson Mariorie Cutbunh Sally McLuren Elizabelh Cox Klause Price Eunice Black Ambrose Bonacquisti Iane Sager Marcia Davis Sandra Holquis! Silas Weir Sherron Duclon 7-99 Mr. Annis Daniel Jeannine Brian Virginia Philip Cleo Richard Esther Seidelmann Baurslad Pelerson Rolello Johnson Wilkins Northrup Francis Marie Prank Patricia Michael Patricia Gary Phyllis Dennis Gustin Cassaro Landas Werckle Iocson Marshall Mathews Kenning Edwin Jean Roger Iacqueline James Nancy Donald loan Ohman Whitley Smallwood Dennis Seymour Guyer Whittemore Johnson Patricia Ray Barbara David Judith William Joann Roger Panouo Sewell Greenberg Cone Roland Tomlinaon Fosha VanDeWaIker Gary Lois Dowell Young Ostic Culver! 43 Good Citizenship This is the first year in the history of Roosevelt Iunior High School that a Citizenship Committee has been in operation. The Committee is made up of two members from each of the ninth grade homerooms, one elected and one appointed, cmd one member from eotch of the seventh and eighth grade homerooms. The purpose of the committee is to help students formulate and put into practice policies which are for the betterment of our school and to induce right conduct which will make us better citizens for the community in which we live. One of the functions of the Executive committee is to go over oil sug- gestions from the student body and determine which of them shall be considered on the agenda for the next regular meeting. This committee, above, is from left to right: Linda Foirhectd, Milton Block, Ion Wells, Mr. Van Borriqerl Mary Washburn, Gerald Seinwell, John Ralstonl and Thomas Canfield. 8 ADMIMSTRATION Q $ Administration W. RAY McINTOSH, M. A. Superintendent of Schools BOARD OF EDUCATION Standing: Mr. Arthur Lundczhl, Mr. Howard Oberg, Mr. Ralph Thomas, Mr. Alvin Kjell, Mr. Charles Davis, Mr. John Barelli, Mr. Lawrence Johnson, Mr. Bernard Magnuson, and Mr. Thomas Nolan. Seated: Mr. Hugh Tolmie, Mrs. Murrell Englund, Mrs. Marion Bates, Mr. Loren Whitehead, Mr. McIntosh, and Miss Vera Walling. Absent: Mr. Rupert Gustafson. 46 Administration MR. DAVID SCHOONMAKER. M. A. Principal MISS ANGELA JOYCE. A. B. Assistant Principal Administration MISS JANE BRODIN MISS IANET AHLE Bookkeeper Stenographer This year Mr. Schoonmaker designed and built during the sum- mer some new keyboards. Their purpose is to make the handling of the student locker keys by the office and the homeroom teacher more efficient. Here he explains the operation of the boards to Jane Brodin and Janet Ahle, our office girls. 48 Administration Mrs. Norma Ang, M. S. in L. S. Librarian Miss Merle Cromdall Art Mr. Arthur Annis, B. S. Ind. Arts n Head Mrs. Rosalie Crosley, M. S. in Ed. Mathematics Miss Dorothy Blackburn, B. E. Foreign Lang. Eng. Miss Harriet CrossmaayBT . Genelibicmljil .5 J . . Mr. Normal Calvert B. S. in Ed. Gen. Science ;, Soc. St. Mr. Walter Czosnek, M. A. Commercial Mr. Robert Campbell, M. A. Mathematics Mr. C. E. Theodore Danielson, B. S. Soc. St. Eng. 49 Administration Mrs. Ann Dittloff, B. S. Home Economics Mr. Ralph Hall, M. Mus. Instrumental Music - Mr. Mack Fairbanks, B. A. Eng. - Soc. St. Miss Ruth Hollern, M. A. Math. w Head m Eng. Miss Mary Finnegan, B. E. Soc. St. Eng. Mr. Harold Huxham, M. S. Social Studies Mr. George Fridly, M. A. Commercial a Head Mr. Raymond James, A. M. General Science Miss Emma Green, B. A. Strings and Orchestra Mrs. Virginia James, B. S. Soc. St. - Eng. 50 Administration Miss Myrtle Johnson, M. A. English - - Head Mr. Arthur Larson, A. B. Soc. St. Head Gen. Sci. Mr. Ralph Keltner, M. A. v Soc. St. a Eng. - Yearbook Miss Peggy McCreight, M. Eng. Soc. St, - Phys. Ed. Miss Millie Knott, M. A. Home Economics Head Miss Bertha McGuire, M. M. Music Miss Lucille Lanham, B. S. of Ed. Physical Education Miss Ann McLean, B. E. Eng. - Soc. St. Miss Ann Larson, R. N. Nurse Miss Anne Morrison, B. S. Soc. St. Eng. 51 Administration Miss Bertha Morse English Mr. Ralph Raqsdctle, M. A. Mathematics Mr. ry Nutting, B. S. Physical Education Miss Claire Scone, Ph. B. Soc. St. Spanish Miss Melvct Olson, M. A. General Science w Head Mr. Robert Shumwcxy, B. S. Ind. Arts Mr. Gerald Owens, B. S. Gen. Sci. w- Soc. St. Miss Edith Stauf, B. E. S. Home Economics Miss Florence Penstone, M. S. Mathematics Mrs. Phyllis Stringer, B. F. A. Art - Eng. Teddy's News Admiw W . Mr. George Trumbull, M. M. Band Director Miss Io Anne Williams, B. Mus. Ed. English Music Mr. Edgar Van Barriger, B. A. Counselor Mr. Lloyd Wood Industrial Arts Mr. Willis Waite, B. A. Dram. Fr. -- Eng. Mr. Iohn Young, B. E. Math. - Phys. Ed. - Soc. St. Miss Mdry Weld Mathematics Mr. Richard Wibom, B. S. Industrial Arts 53 Our Health Department Miss Larson is conducting an audiometer or hearing test in the dispensary. The purpose of this test is to determine whether ihe student's hearing is normal cr detective. Those taking the test are Elaine Hayes, Cynthia Bekseil and Beverly Tarro, ninth graders from homeroom 210. First aid and checking on sore throats, colds, etc., are but several duties of the nurse. Others consist of assisting the school dentist and physician in htheir various check-ups such as heart, eyes, teeth, and feet. Miss Larson gives counsel and advice to many students each day. Shown here are Roger Martin and Sharon Piymctie receiving her attention. Special Events Parents' night for American Education Week was held at our school November 8th. It was an opportunity for parents to Visit school, meet the teachers of their Children, inspect the facilities of the school, and materials used in instruction. In the picture at the left, Bob Frary, his dad, and Mrs. Batty are examining a set of Landmark history books in Miss Morrison's room. The books were purchased and presented by homerooms 209 and 313. The other picture shows Miss Crossman, third from the left, visiting with a large group of interested parents. One morning this year the teachers of Roose- velt all came to school an hour early. The reason was a special meeting to hear Mr. Olson of Columbia University explain about Citizen- ship Education. Breakfast was served in the cafeteria by Miss Normile's staff. 56 Throughout the school year various home- rooms held potluck suppers for members of the families in the homeroom. The purpose was to afford an opportunity for the parents of each room to meet each other and the homeroom teacher. Generally short programs were held afterward. This picture shows part of the group from room 207 eating in the cafeteria. Special Events THE NINTH GRADE MIXER This year Mr. Campbell acted as Chairman of a new committee in our school. Its purpose was to get the new ninth grade students better acquainted with the old ones. A m'ixer was given on Septem- ber 13, 1951, on the school playground. Events of the afternoon consisted of CI grand march, led by Miss Lanham and Mr. Czosnek, c1 snake dance, social dancing, and later refreshments were served. The following teachers assisted on the General committee:- Mr. Campbell, Mr. Van Barriger, Mr. Nut- ting, Miss Lanham, Miss Morse, Miss Crossmom, Miss McGuire, Mr. Fridly, Miss Crandall, Mr. Czos- nek, Mr. Waite, Miss Blackburn, and Mr. Annis. 1 57 n Special Events Sue Beckenbaugh of 9-217 was general manager of the magazine drive and is shown marking the daily record of each homeroom's progress on a large thermometer Chart outside of the cafeteria. Sue worked with Miss once and the Student Council members to make Roosevelt's first magazine drive a huge success. Roosevelt tried this idea out for the first time this year in place of the usual paper sale. The total money turned in was $4,413.85. This money was used to buy books and other equipment for the school. We all agree that Sue, Miss Joyce and the Student Council members deserve a big hand for the grand job they did in making the drive a worthwhile project. During the noon hour some of the students are shown examining the prizes on display which were possible to win in the magazine subscription drive Which our school sponsored this year. The winners of the awards in the magazine drive were, from left to right, Webb Stevens, 203; Gordy Sparks, 222; Nancy Thomas, 302, and Orcia Rodgers! 203. Gordy received the first prize of a new bicycle, Webb and Nancy each received radios, and Orcia Rodgers a portable stadium blanket. Special Events - October 5th The Howells, professional glass blowers, gave a paid assembly for the benefit of the Roughrtder. Using bottled gas and compressed air, all kinds of interesting objects were made for the audience to see. Now, this is the way to attain a Champion's technique, said Miss Phelen, former world's amateur champion typist, as she demonstrated her technique to the students of Roosevelt Junior High School. Eagerly looking for help- ful hints are Mr. Fridly and Mr. Czosnek of the Commercial Department, 59 David Rubtnoft, world famous Violinist, ap- peared at Roosevelt tor a surprise assembly on October 16. The entire audience was held spellbound throughout the whole assembly. We all agree that Rubinoft is a great violinist, as well as a marvelous showman. Special Events This picture shows the candidates for the Nine A class officers at the primary rally. Vonetta Ped- low is giving her speech, stating her qualifications for ninth grade class treasurer on the orange party. The primary elections went off with CI bang. Nearly twenty candidates threw their hats into the orange and blue party circles. On the left side of the stage are the blue party members and on the right are the orange. During the election of class officers the ninth grade students are given opportunity to use good governmental practices. Shown casting their votes in Mr. Huxhctm's room ctre Bob Condon and Bob Cook. Also in the picture are Gerald Knuth, Sally Saunders, Randall Larson, Pat Quiess, Dick Love, Iohn Ralston, and Leslie Engiehart. 60 This picture shows the voting in the primary election. All the voting was done in the Civics classes. This is in Mr. Fairbanks room where Eleanor Slive and Sheldon Liebovich are clerks, and Wayne Haggin is the judge. Standing is Brenda Peters, Who is going to cast her vote. Special Events The campaign managers spoke on behalf of their candidates at the second rally. Mae Mirto is speaking for Jeff McCoy, who is running for secretary on the Orange party. Sandra Iseli did a grand job as chairman of both rallies. A highlight of this rally WCIS CI shower of suckers thrown down from the balcony by CI few of the Orange supporters. Maybe this helped the Orange party pull through. Who knows? Roosevelt is very proud to present the 9A officers. War- ren Johnson, Vice President; John Ralston, President; Iulie Applequist, Treasurer, and left McCoy, Secretary. By the way, the Orange party swept through to win a straight ticket, for a change. 61 Special Events The Christmas Vespers were presented by the school's choral groups on December 16. The Orchestral Ensemble accompanied them. A human Christ- mas tree and a vested choir sang many favorite Christmas carols. In the Nativity scene the heralding angels are shown paying tribute to the Madonna. This impressive scene brought the annual Christmas program to a close. 62 Special Events Our school sponsors two publications. We, the Roughriders, are proud to present this picture of the Teddy's News Staff for 1951-1952. They are, 1eft to right, seated, Sue Swanson, Linda Duncctnson, Sandra Ise1i, Sue Beckenbotugh, Judy Hartman, Mary Washburn, Beverly Briggs, Brenda Peters, and Sarah Stevens. Standing, Clara Swenson, Bob Condom, John RCI1ston, Sam Black, Bob Cox, Chuck Thomas, Mrs. Phyllis Stringer, adviser, Iirn Tague, David Baum, Wanda Perry, and David McClelland. This year the Teddy's News Staff has lived up to its usual record by giving Roosevelt some of the best papers we have ever had. A few of their many undertakings have been their two assembhes along with the big Teddy's News Queen Contest. u The Teddy's News assembly was c1 mournful affair. The staff members were mourning the death of poor Queen Teddy and promised to do their best to keep King Teddy happy by presenting the best Teddy's News they have ever had. Tears were shed by the barrels during the performance. 63 Special Events One of the many duties of the editorial staff each year is to assist in taking student pictures for the Roughrider. Some of their duties were to give instructions as to where students sign their name on the yellow envelopes. Others helped the photographer on the stage to keep the en- velopes in consecutive numerical order. In this picture homeroom 99 is shown entering the audi- torium with Miss McLean, While Shelley Finley explains what to do. Before ads for the Roughrider can be sold a great deal of organizational work must be done. The girls shown above are organizing the list of prospective advertisers to avoid having more than one member of the advertising staff visit them. The girls seated ctre Sherryelle Bowman, Judy Higgins, Dixie Dean, and Barbara Beck. Standing are Delores Plumb, Charma Trimble, Marlene Anderson, Carol Adams, and Marilee Peilo. On December 4th the Roughrider Editorial Staff put on an assembly to start the subscription drive. In the above picture the staff is shown sing- ing the Routhider Song, which brought the CIS- sernbly to a hilarious ending. They are, left to right, Jerry Hallstrom, Julie Applequist, Ion Wells, Sue Brands, Warren Johnson, Betty Strachan, Roger Welden, and Shelley Finley. Vonetta Ped- low, the other member of the staff, was absent. 64 In the cooking scene Ion Wells and Roger Welden expertly mixed the ingredients for a delicious coke. That part which tell on the floor and was lctter mixed in, only added to the deli- cacy of the finished product. Sad to say, when the would-be cooks tasted their delectable mix- ture they experienced pangs of discomfort. Special Events The annual Roughrider-Teddy's News party turned out to be a huge success. This year it was held at the home of Shelley Fin- ley, whose parents graciously opened the basement of their home to the gang. Games were played, refreshments served, including cookies made by the girls on the two staffs, and a good time was had by all. This year's 9A class play was a hilarious comedy, Rest Assured, by Donald Payton, and di- rected by Mr. Waite. Mr. Morlock, a frustrated business man, was played by Alan Riddiford and he had quite a time proving to the rest of the family that he was being haunted by a ghost. A capacity audience forgot their troubles as they roared with laughter. March 7th our basketball squad clashed with the Roosevelt faculty. The game was played for those who subscribed to our yearbook in the first week of the drive sponsored by the Student Council. There was a full house present. The teachers won the game 15 to 14 with the help of the referee and the scorekeeper. ' ' 65 Newcomers New teachers who were added to the faculty Mrs. Lois Hasemcm came to the Roosevelt office this year are, left to right, Mrs. Crosley, Miss Wil- in the early part Of the second semester to take lictrns, Mrs. James, Mr. Wibom, Miss McCreight, Janet Ahle's place as stenographer. We hope she Mrs. Stringer, and Miss Finnegan. likes our school and Will stay with us. We are proud to present the Teddy's News Queen, Joanne Emery, and her two attendants, Pat Terranova and Barbara Riddiford. They were chosen by the votes of the students. Each homeroom chose c1 candidate for the first nomi- nation. A committee of teachers and students decided on four girls from the seventh grade, five from the eighth, and five from the ninth grade. Students then voted for one candidate from each level. The final voting made Iocmne queen, With Pat and Barbara the runners-up. The coronation was February 15. 66 Classroom Activities Mary Munson and Delores Newman on the left, Rosalie Hill and Marilyn Richardson on the right, are working on their projects in Clothing A. Miss Knott is supervising them. The girls in Clothing A, an 8th and 9th grade elective class, make garments out of cotton for themselves. Some of the projects are dresses, jumpers, blouses, and skirts. rThey can also make things out of corduroy. Here is Ct group from the 6th hour class. In this picture Mr. Czosnek is explaining the fundamentals of typing to a beginning class. Intentiy listening are Margaret Catron cmd Har- riet Bunting. The posters in the background represent the value of good grooming for office workers. 67 A knowledge of rock formation has an ap- preciation value in every day life. Here, Mr. Owens is giving Margot Johnson, Norman Grimes, and Marcia Crosby a chance to study and identify rock samples from cm interesting collection of rocks. Classroom Activities Here you see the class of 8-313 in Room 209 studying history. As you see, they work in groups to get the work done quickly and more efficiently. These groups work under the Phillips 66 plan. Ectch group has c1 chairman and reporter. After group planning, CI history class in 8-209 dramatizes the signing of the Paris Peace Treaty after the Revolutionary War. From left to right, the actors are Mary Mead, Sandra Grandquist, Tom Rehwald, Ierry Seinwill, Margaret Beers and Phyllis Varnum. 68 Classroom Activities These promising students enjoy working in free brush. This is only one of the many types of work they do in the art class. They are as follows, at the first table, Dixie Gilligan, Regina Milne, Barbara Belknop, and Ioom Hoover; at the second, Fred Althouse and Sheldon Liebovich, and in the background Pot Quies and Audrey Boston. The Roughrider art staff introduced Ct new form of art to be used on the division pages of the Roughrider. The mobiles are suspended in air by wires and strings, and are perfectly balanced so that they are constantly moving. The mobiles were to be photographed, but mysteriously disappeared during the Christmas vocation. 69 Classroom Activities Carole Adams, Ronald Bertchie, John Rancyl and James West are inspecting ct new set of history reference books with Mrs. Anq, the librarian. Each year the library buys hundreds of new books which must be processed by Mrs. Ang and her student library assistants. 70 A 7th grade music class in Room 220 is having cm Amateur Talent Show. Verlyce Grabow, Marilyn Freed, and Judy Gillum are giving CI vocal number. They are CIC- companted by Miss Williams at the piano. In this picture Hobart Erickson and Agatha Lotto are Checking out library books from student librarian Pat Lozdoskt. Each period, one assistant works at the desk. The student librarian checks out books for CI week at Q time. In different library classes the amount of student librarians varies depending on the class. When books are returned it is the job of the assistants to return the books to the shelf for further use. The assistants are cts- signed to different sections of the shelves to Check at least twice c1 week. Classroom Activities No more roving through the halls. Our mighty hall monitor system, under Mr. Wibom's supervision, swings into its second year of checking noise and confusion in halls. Here monitor, Io Ebbings, checks hall pass of Tom Meyer, CIS sixth hour monitor, Captain Fred Derr, watches. The 9th grade art classes usually help With the scenery for plays and programs. Some of the 9th graders in Miss Crcmdall's lst hour art class are shown here helping to prepare the scenery for the Christmas pro- gram. From left to right they are, Keith Hoeg, Barbara Belknap, Regina Milne, Sheldon Liebovich, Karen Steward, Joan Hoover, cmd Sally Hoel. 71 Here are shown some 7th grade students under the direction of Miss Williams singing Christmas carols. Caroling was one of the mctny activities done during the Christmas season to give the school the Christmas spirit. Classroom Activities One of the most popular electives for ninth graders this year was machine shop. Mr. 'Wibom taught the boys how to make many useful items with the lathe and other machines. Here Joe White, Iim Morse, Glen Ronk, and Jim Price watch George Arnold use the lathe. This year you may have seen some of the boys walking through the halls carrying pr'oj- ects that they made in wdodshop. In woodshop V class, eighth and ninth grade students are taught how to use power saws, wood lathes, electric sanders, etc. In the rear of the picture Mr. Shumwczy is shown answering a question of Dick Babcock's. In the front, left to right, are Albert Havens, Gene Kent, and Wally Gibson. 72 It looks as though this group of boys in Mr. Woods' printing class are really taking their work seriously. In printing the boys are taught the fundamentals of type setting. Students are offered printing as cm exploratory course. Looking in on one of Mr. Annis' mechanical drawing classes we see CI group of students practicing lettering. In mechanical drawing boys are given a chance to see it they like making drawings of objects to exact scale. Mechanical drawing is required of 0:11 seventh grade boys for one semester. If they like it, they have or chance to take another semester of it in eighth grade. Classroom Activities Shown, left to right, are Rosemarie Hobart, Janice Stenholm, Kory Sohner, who are imper- sonating the Mills Brothers, singing Be My Life's Companion. In dramatics, students do dramatizations, learn oral speaking, make-up, and the parts of the stage along with stage terms. ' - The 8th grade girls in Mrs. Dittloff's Home Arts class study a unit on Good Grooming, Skin Care, and the selection of make-up. This was being discussed when the photographer visited the group. Various beauty preparations are being sampled by members of the group to see Which meet With their approval. 73 Theresa Rotello is shown here pantomiming Al Iolson singihg Swanee River. This took place in Mr. Waite's sixth hour dramatics class, after a study of impersonations. A group of girls in Miss Stauff's 6th hour cooking class are attempting to make steak supreme. They are, left to right, Pat Delaney, Fern Wescott, Ruth Pixler, Marilyn Whitney, and Deloris Neuman. It tasted delicious, naturally. Classroom Activities The Masque Club is an organization here at Roosevelt for students interested in dramatic activities. The club, under the leadership of Mr. Waite! consists of about 45 students from the 7th, 8th and 9th grades. A few representatives from each grade are looking over a selection of plays. They are, left to right, Mae Mirto, Vice-President; Paul Van Sickle; Alan Riddiford, President; Jerry Fowler; Judy Hartman, Secretary; Sonja Stokstadl and Tony Bradley. This Iunior Red Cross school chest was packed by the homerooms and will be sent to a school overseas. The Iunior Red Cross council, composed of students from the homerooms, planned the activity. The chest was made by the woodshop. The council members shown filling the chest are Kathleen Lyddon, Terry Iohnson, Carol Cleveland, Barbara Riddiford, Ca- role Thombloom, and Clareece Gedeist. 74 Classroom Activities Alan Riddiford is demonstrating the important points of CI pulley to Nancy Jones and Sharon Williams. This exhibit helped the ninth grade science students in Mr. Calvert's room to better understand pulleys and inclined planes. Pulleys and inclined planes come under the Classification of simple machines. Simple machines are the most important tools of the second semester. The aim of this study is to help the students in everday use of home appliances. Harriet Leber accepts a deposit from Donna Stevens, while Milton Block waits his turn. Marjorie Thurlwell is writing in her workbook. The students take turns being tellers behind one of the three grills in Room 210. The handling of money, bank deposits, and forms, as well as the principles of banking as CI business, are but several of the practices that are taught in today's general business classes. 75 Comets Wayne Berglund Reuse Binger Bob Boyer Barton Carlson Bob Condon Sam Goldenberg Keith Harter Bob Haskins Lee Lundberg David McClelland Dick Wright Lynn Zaugq Music OUR CONCERT BAND Horns Bob Compton Terry Keegom Trombones Bradley Brauer Thomas Hansen Richard Sampson Saxophones Larry Cole Robert Cook John Holladay 76 David Mackey Ronnie Miller Barton Wilcox Basses Randall Larson Steve Whittemore Baritone Hobart Erickson Flutes Barrie Burridge Gerald Knuth Roger Martin Clarinets Gary Bengston Jim Bennett John Carmichael Bob Cox Iohn DiGiovanni Carl Gulbrcmdsen David Iacobs Irwin Kratz Iay Muntz Music OUR CONCERT BAND Charles Newberg Henry Pahlcxs David Proudfoot John Ralston LeRoy Ratz Douglas Reed Alan Riddiford Fred Saunders Ben Schleicher Dick Scott 77 Iim Sullivan Bradley Wood Percussion David Baum Richard Brouqh Torn LaFranka Elwood Lundeen Charles Neth Jim Smallwood Violins Iudy Bergstrom Delores Bisbee Margaret Catron Sara Cummings Leona Danielson Sarabeth Dixon Music OUR CONCERT ORCHESTRA Kathleen Pettis Dorothy Stotler Betty Strachcm Sue Swanson Paul Terrcmova Carol Ward Sandra Worall Nancy Eklund James Plock Mona Munson Jean Schaefer Cellos Morilynne Gersten Iohn Hedderich Linda Green Dorothy Hertzberg - Lucille Heckmcm Gayle Holmquist Violas Sue Knight Florence Kirk Sue Beckenbaugh Ann Marlowe Kent Kunz ' Janice Dyreson Nancy Schraiber 78 OUR CONCERT ORCHESTRA Basses Oboe Sandra Iseli Sandra Torrisi Mary Washburn Bassoon Bob Sharp Flutes Linda Butler Hem F Bob Hollingsworth BOb KirprtTiCk Ted Loy Clarinets Trumpets Carl Arco Ruth Albano Barb Mammenga Mike Cassaro Peggy Fall Judy Dyerson 79 Tom Wilcox Gordon Justice Trombones Kay Hoover Madeline Jewell Barb Pearce Percussion Vera Butt Rae Hogan Kay Hoover Diane Malley The Eighth Grade band is a continuation of the organization started in the Seventh Grade. It pre- sents cm assembly, usually in March, and plays at the annual Band Concert. Through the training received in this band the Ninth Grade Concert Band is developed. Every year from sixty to seventy seventh grade boys enter bcmd activities offered by our school. By the end of the year they become cm organzation able to present c1 few numbers at the annual Band Concert. 80 cf 'Im The Eighth Grade String and Wind classes combine for orchestra training twice weekly. The musi- cal and technical advancement of these second year students shows in their ability to play excerpts from familiar works of such great composers as Handel and Haydn. The Seventh Grade String and Wind classes under the direction of Miss Green and Mr. Hall, re spectively, meet together once a week for orchestral training. The majority of these students begin their instrumental training at Roosevelt and make their first public appearance in the Annual Spring Orchestra Concert. 81 Extra Curricular Groups Teddy's Trillers Teddy;s Trillers is a singing organization, under the direction of Miss McGuire. The group sings every Friday morning before school. They are, seated left to right, first row: Kay Sohner, Leslie Carl, Sandra McClelland, Mona Munson, Pam Lanard, Elaine Hayes, Patty Butter, and Ann Marlowe. Stand- ing, second row: Miss McGuire, Roger Scheidegger, Roger Van De Walker, Clareece Gedeist, Karleen Eastwood, Sharron Anderson, Carole Adams, Mary Wctshburn, Norma Wilson, Sally Watlington, Iulie Applequist, Betty Brentner, Robert Kohler, Paul Terranova, Mike Cassaro, and Howard Young. tanding, third row: Robert Bilodeotu, Jack Holtke, Craig Peeples, Dick Sampson, Alan Riddiford, Keith Morse, Hobart Erickson, Victor Schoonmaker, Iohn Souders, and Peter Kennedy. Library Assistants Seated, left to right: Marguerite Donze, Marguerite Johnson. Second row, left to right: Nancy Sims, Diane Piercefield, once Allen, John Romain, Dixie Dean, Joyce Lawler. Third row, left to right: Sue Brands, Lou Ann Tuck, Barbara Powers, Lucille Heckman, Karen Kettler, Sally Drier, Pat Lozdoski, Vonetta Pedlow. Missing, Lynn Zaugg. Library assistants work at the charging desk in the library during their study hall period. They check books in and out and shelve them. They also assist the librarian in various other duties as they are needed. 82 Pictured above are the G.A.A. officers. These girls served during this school year. Some of their duties were to plan the year's activities and keep the points recorded. The girls are, left to right: Theresa Rotello, Shelley Finley, Patti Terrcmovcr, Lou Ann Tuck, and More Mirto. One of the G.A.A. activities was square dancing twice a week. In the picture above some of the square dancers are shown going through one of their many steps. Shown are Miss Lanham, Sally Souders, Wilma Perch, Jackie Brower, Marion Tally, Mary Brower, Ellen Pettit. Four girls of the Junior Life Saving Class are shown above practicing some of the carries. The girls are Marguerite Donze and Linda Dun- canson doing the cross chest cctrry, Shelley Finley and Brenda Peters doing the head carry. These girls have learned the fundamentals of Life Saving and Water Safety and should be able to save c1 life if necessary. A Junior Red Cross Life Saving Class was held twice a week the first semester. There were 27 girls that entered and completed the course. Marguerite Donze, Linda Duncanson, Shelley Finley, and Brenda Peters are shown above demonstrating the tired swimmer's carry. Pictured above are the G.A.A. student leaders. These girls were trained by Miss Lanhcxm to referee games, keep score, and help conduct the G.A.A. program in general. Kneeling are: Martha Williams, Shelby Livingston, Theresa Rotello, Mae Mirto, Roberta Karlin, Mary Lu Batty, Helene Driussi. Second row: Beverly Mathews, Carol Cleveland, Shirley Beebe, Nancy Hippmcm, Ellen Pettit, Linda Duncanson, Clara Swenson, Sally Souders. Third row: Sally Watlington, Iecm Layng, Janet Ellis, Leah Bryant, Marlene Gusse, Karleen Eastwood, Delores Plumb, Barbara Hardy, Maida Wallace. Maybe some of the success of this year's basketball team was due to the rousing efforts of the cheerleaders. All through the season our Cheerleaders kept the students on their feet cheering Roosevelt on to Victory. Almost every night you could come into the gym and see them earnestly practicing their cheers for the coming games. The girls who did such 0 wonderful job in keeping the spirit up around Roosevelt were: Sue Swanson, Mae Mirto, once Allen, Charlotte Clark, and Susan Knight. 85 The camera turned its roving eye upon a bank of enthusiastic Roosevelt rooters at the first Roosevelt-Lincoln game. The crowd is cm- ticipating the 45-35 victory which the Roosevelt cagers so nobly turned out that afternoon. Our Basketball Team Front row: Jim Young, Rex Parker, Fred Boshelot, Bob Young, Warren Iohnson, Mark Frid1ey. Middle row: David Jacobs, George Arnold, Roger Welden, Don Grobow, Pat Wikse, Torn Gleichman. Top row: Iohn McFarland, Tom B1c1ke,Lc1Verne Sherer, B111 Olson, David McClelland, Steve Whitte- more, Doug Reed. This year's bosketba11 team coached by John Young concluded the season with cm 8-5 record. Losing five games, Roosevelt dropped two in overtime, one to Linco1n and one to Washington. Our cagers also lost to West High by one point and to East by two. Although the Roosevelt Hoopsters didn't win the championship we can say we made it plenty miserable at times for both Lincoln and Washington. Throughout the season our basketball squad scored 508 points while our opponents scored only 434. On our home floor we took 4 and lost 3, scoring 326 points to our opponents 263. On the road we won 4 and lost two, scoring 182 and having 171 scored against us. Roosevelt-ZQ FreeporthO Roosevelta58 Oregon-32 Rooseveltee37 West Soph B ----- 38 Rooseveltf49 Lincoln-SB Roosevelte44 Beloite41 Roosevelte40 Freeporte31 Roosevelt-37 East Soph B -39 Roosevelt-47 Harlem-ZS Roosevelt-aSI HarlemF-ZS RoosevelteBZ Washington 36 Roosevelte35 Washingtone36 Rooseveltw87 Beloit-33 Roosevelte45 Lincolne35 Roger Welden jumps high into the air for a rebound along with two Freeport players. Other Roosevelt players in picture are George Arnold i34i and David Iacobs t25i. This shot was taken in the second quarter of our opening game of the year against Freeport Junior High School. In this picture we see Bobby Young going up for a shot in the first half of the Freeport-Roose- velt game at Roosevelt. Roosevelt came out on the long end of a 29-20 score. Even though Roosevelt was defeated in the basketball game at Lincoln our cagers turned in a tremendous second half rally to overcome a 17 point lead that Lincoln had gained by the The second half of the game had just started When this picture of War- ren Johnson, who was going in for a shot, was end of the first half. taken. On the far left of the picture Roger Welden is waiting for possible rebound. 87 ,1 WV; ;. 1413 z N Bob Young Rex Parker Roger Welden Forward Cenier Forward OUR Mark Fridley Forward Warren Johnson Guard ,, , . . , e w , 1 born Grubdw f , Fred Boshelu J ' 2'7: Center . . x f RoosevelttSZ Rooseveltt34 Roosevelt-42 Roosevelt--46 RoosevelttZZ OUR CHAMPIONSHIP TEAM East Ir. Varsityt34 LincolntZB West Ir. Varsity-23 Washingtontl 1 Janesvillet35 89 RoosevelttZS RoosevelttZS Rooseveltt-SB Rooseveltt-Sl Roosevelt-4l Front row: Jay Muntz, Gordy Sparks, Fred Parker, Gordon Ekstrom, Bill Peilcr, and Harry Moline. Second row: Bill Purdy, Robert Gregory, Sam Black, Dick Wright, and Bart Frary. Third row: Bob Compton, Stanley Edwards, lack Tindell, Icy McFadden, and Howard Young. Back row:' Coach Nut- tinq, Dick Rucinski, Tom Nolan, Don Grabow, Tom LaFranka, Tom Wilcox, and Irwin Kratz. This year's swimming team finished its most sucessful season in the last eight years by defeating both Lincoln and Washington at the annual triangular meet held at East High School. Roosevelt lost only one meet in junior high competition this year, and that was a close 32 to 25 defeat at the hands of Lincoln in the Lincoln pool. West Ir. Varsityt4l LincolntBZ WashingtontZI JanesvilletIS West Ir. Varsity-25 By taking first and third place in the breast stroke, Howard Young tsecond from leftt and Jack Tindell tleftt helped to defeat the Lincoln swimming team 35 to 22 at a meet held in the Roosevelt pool. In the return meet between Roosevelt and Lincoln at Lincoln, we were de- feated by the Close score of 32 to 25. mmmm. . mm This picture was snapped at the start of the 40 yard free style event in the first meet between Roosevelt and Lincoln. Our swimmers, from left to right, are Tom Wilcox and Tom LaFranka, Roosevelt's sprint star. LaFranka won the 40 yard free style and the 100 yard free style, to lead Roosevelt to victory. Tom Nolan, Howard Young, Tom LaFranka, and Stanley Edwards were Coach Nutting's four top scorers on this year's swimming team. Nolan was our backstroker, Young swam the breast stroke, LaFranka the 40 or 50 and 100 yard free style, and Edwards was Roosevelt's leading diver. OUR FOOTBALL TEAM First row: Bill Marshall, Jim Bennett, Iack Tindell, Rex Parker, Dick Lundeen, Sam Black, Jim Hult, Jim Young, David Owen, Tony Gayton, Roger Andersen, Bob Cox. Second row: David Iacobs, Tom Hanson, Bill Hill, Mark Fridley, Randy Larson, Bill Olson, Iohn Ralston, Bruce Ream, Roger Spickler, 1 Tim Skibba, Ronnie Lindstrom, Bob Condom, Bob Kohler, Rease Binger, Warren Johnson. Third row: David Cone, David Harris, Iim Place, Karl Lindberg, Fred Derr, Tom Gleichman, Steve Whittemore, Doug Reed, David McClelland, Chuck Newburg, Jay Karlin, Joe White. Fourth row: Dick Crawford, Tom Nolan, Fred Sadewater, Dan Shoudy, Pat Wikse, Bobby Young, Don Grabow, Fred Boshela, Roger Welden, Alan Riddttord, Dick Sampson, Benny Schleicher, George Arnold. THE 1951 SEASON Roosevelt's football team started out the season this year as an inexperienced eleven. Ironically enough our first opponent was Lincoln. The lack of playing experience plus capitalization on the breaks by Lincoln put Roosevelt on the short end of a 40-0 ball game. After this set back Roosevelt never did seem to recover fully. Plagued by injuries, the team was also hampered by lack of good reserve strength. In each game the Roosevelt team ironed out some of its previous mistakes but still did not quite function up to par. The game against East High showed that we had Will and determi- nation. In the second half of this game Roosevelt seemed to find themselves, but it was too late to win the game. The second Lincoln game found Roosevelt leading at the half 7 to 6, but Lincoln found a weakness in our defense and scored three touchdowns in the second half to win the game 26 to 7. By the second Washington game Roosevelt functioned as a ball club. They outplayed, outclassed, and outfouqht Washington for three quarters, but failed by one point to end the game in a tie. Next year we are looking forward to a better season and sweet revenge. 91 Even though Roosevelt didn't do too much scoring this year we still had or lot of hard charg- ing backs. In the first row we see, left to right: Iohn Ralston, Iim Young, Tom Nolan, Tom Gleichman, and Mark Fridley. In the top row: Fred Derr, George Arnold, Rex Parker, and Bobby Young. This year we had Ct group of hard working and confident ends with which our offense was largely built around. They are, from left to right: Bob Cox, Bob Condom, Don Grabow, Steve Whittemore, Tony Gayton, Fred Boshelct, and Alan Riddiford. In this picture we see at the far left Mr. Fair- banks, who was assistant coach and helped officiate our games. Next to Mr. Fairbanks are our three managers, Iim Bennett, Bill Marshall, and David Iacobs. Next stands Roger Weldenl captain, and Coach Iohn Young. 92 s ;i j OUR TRACK TEAM Left to right, first row: Steve Whittemore, Randy Bowman, Charles Neth, John Pike, LaVerne Sherer, John Wessels, David Stern, John Ralston, Lloyd Edwards, Jerry Bates, Danny Sears, Barry Burridqe, eighth grade manager. Second row: Phil Danielson, ninth grade manager, Marlin Green, Roger Ed- wards, Howard Bitter, Dick Wilson, Iim Hendricks, Bill Wiermcm, Tom LoFrcmko, Don Lace, Warren Johnson, Steve Notcdson, Dick Bianchi, Ronny Rowland, eighth grade manager. Third row: Bill Neth- ercut, ninth grade manager, John Miller, Chuck Elliott, Harry Hendrickson, Mike Finley, Roymor Wakenight, David Hodges, Frank Pcmozzo, Dick Culhane, George Bull, Louis Denny, Iohn Bates. Fourth row: Ray Paul, Iack Spock, Bill Peacock, lack Bean, Fred Bosheio, Lee Ridgewoy, Howard Rubin, Rodney Weaver, Bill Schnell, Paul Martin, Larry Bell. These are the boys who participated in this year's track team. TRACK SEASON 1951 The Roosevelt Track Team for 1951 was a larger squad than usual; many members reporting from other athletic sports and for development for other sports. The season proved to be very successful with the following results: Lincolne46 Roosevelte40 Roosevelte-44 U2 Washingtonw4l U2 Championship: Lincolnw47 W3 Roosevelte37 U3 Washingtonw-ZZ Outstanding for Roosevelt was Ray Paul, who set a new discus record, throwing it 118 feet, 8 W8 inches. Others who were outstanding were: George Bull, 440; John Miller, Shot Put; Jim Hendrick and Dick Culhcme in the 880. 93 Our Custodial Staff Carl Thorman and Angelo lncelli are our first floor janitors and responsible for keeping the cafeteria and auditorium clean. They are well known to all Roosevelt students. Sidney Congleton and Tony Guagliardo are third and second floor janitors, respectively. Tony is new to Roosevelt this semester, having 1 taken the place of Bob Dowd. 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ROCKFORD ILLUSTRATING COMPANY 108 INDEX TO STUDENT PICTURES A Abel, Carol, 11 Abramovitz, Jack, 25 Adams, Carole, 19, 64, 70, 82 Aden, Nonnu, 29 Albano, Ruth, 14, 79 Alberts, Shirley, 19 Alberty, June, 19 Alcock, Dick, 24 Allabaugh, Bonnie, 42 Allen, Barbara, 29 Allen, Joyce, 10, 82, 85 Allman, Vera, 42 Althouse, Fred, 13, 69 Andersen, Roger, 14 Anderson, David, 38 Anderson, Donald, 31 Anderson, Icme, 35 Anderson, John, 17 Anderson, Judith, 40 Anderson, Marlene, 12, 64 Anderson, Nancy, 11 Anderson, Patricia, 36 Anderson, Robert, 18 Anderson, Rodger, 7, 41, 91 Anderson, Sharron, 20, 82 Anderson, Theodore, 25 Anlcuf, Bobbette, 33 Andreen, Lorcyne, 4O Andrle, Lucia, 28 Antczak, Bruno, 28 Appenzeller, Dawn, 40 Applequist, Iulie, 6, 18, 61, 64, 82 Archer, Carol, 14 Arco, Carl, 18, 79 Arlow, Betty, 10 Arnold, George, 10, 72, 86, 87, 91, 92 Ary, Roger, 16 Askeland, Carol, 20 Askelund, Richard, 39 Axelson, Sandra, 24 Bacrstcd, Donna, 43 Babb, Virginia, 7, 42 Babcock, Carolyn, 34 Bubcock, Richard, 22, 72 Bailey, Judith, 27 Bailey, Ruth, 30 Baker, Glenda, 35 Baker, June, 15 Balmer, Suzanne, 38 Burden, Nancy, 13 Barkley, Karan, 31 Barnes, Marla, 42 Barnes, Richard, 31 Bartlett, Jenny, 42 Burton, James, 38 Basile, Philip, 30 Batty, Mary, 31, 85 Baum, David, 19, 63, 77 Beal. John, 27 Beam. David, 36 Beasley, Neil, 12 Beasley, Patricia, 32 Beck, Barbara, 8, 10, 64 Beckenbuugh, Judy, 38 Beckenbauqh, Sue, 18, 58, 63, 78 Becknell, Robert, 25 Beebe, Shirley, 8, 14, 85 Beers, Margaret, 28, 68 Behr. Jane, 26 Beksel, Cynthia, 21 Belknup, Barbara, 20, 69, 71 Bell, Thomas, 35 Bellars, Marsten, 10 Benqston, Gary, 32, 77 Benjamin, Grace, 10 Bennett, James, 11, 77, 91, 92 Bennett, Thomas, 21 Benson, John, 34 Berglund, Wayne, 20, 76 Bergstrom, Iudy, 15, 78 Bertchie, Nancy, 37 Bertchie, Ronald, 21, 70 Bertelsen, David, 27 Bertelsen, Joyce, 7, 23 Berz, Lois, 30 Besand, Berneice, 38 Best, Dora Lee, 7, 30 Betts, Gary, 33 Beyer, Jackie, 25 Bietau, Judith, 32 Bigger, Nancy, 38 Bilcdeau, loan, 37 Biladeau, Robert, 19, 82 Binger, Rease, 7, 20, 76, 91 Binger, Richard, 27 Bingham, Alan, 7, 13 Bisbee, Delores, 23, 78 Black, Eunice, 42 Black, Sammy, 24, 63, 89, 91 Blake, Thomas, 7, 25, 86 Bland, Jack, 41 Blankfield, Leo, 34 Block, Milton, 31, 75 Block, Patricia, l9 Boqse, Beverly, 33 Boase, Ronald, 30 Bollinger, Marguiette, 21 Bonacquisii, Ambrose, 42 Boolmcm, Earl, 10 Bork, Lesley, 36 Boshelcx, Fred, 23, 86, 88, 91, 92. 93 Boshelcx, Pet, 40 Bowers, Lula, 40 Bowgren, Helen, 22 Bowman, Sherryelle, 8, 23, 64 Boyer, Celeste, 25 Boyer, Robert, 13, 76 Bradbury, lune, 11 Bradley, Anthony, 40, 74 Bradsteen, Sue, 12 Brady, Ronald, 41 Brunhalm, Joanne, 37 andquist, Janet, 7, 12 Brands, Sue, 6, 20, 64, 82 Branham, Sharon, 39 Branson, Stanley, 33 Bmuer, Bradley, 12, 76 Brauer, Dale, 29 Braze, David, 35 Brentner, Betty, 15, 82 Brewer, Judith, 40 Bridges, Edith, 12 Briggs, Beverly, 24, 63 Broadway, Phyllis, 40 Broadwell, Gene, 21 Brouqh, Richard, 11, 77 Brewer, Jackie, 6, 18, 84 Brewer, Mary, 41, 84 Brown, Gerald, 24 Brown, Sharon, 32 Browning, Patti, 7, 10 Bryant, Joyce, 33 Bryant, Leah, 14, 85 Buckie, Elaine, 33 Bunting, Harriet, 13, 67 Burd, Barbara, 41 Burkholder, Michael, 26 Burnett, Mary Ann, 31 Burns, Jack, 38 Burns, Patricia, 35 Burridge, Barrie, 11, 76, 93 Burton, Betty Ann, 19 Burton, Io Ann, 35 Buss, Jeannette, l7 Bussan, James, 21 Butler, Linda, 23, 79 Butt, Vera, 18, 79 Butterfield, Richard, 16 Bvrum, Richard, 24 C Calvert, Dowell, 43 Camp, Ronald, 41 Campbell, Kaye, 12 Campobello, Richard, 36 Canfield, Mary, 42 Ccmfield, Tom, 41 Cardey, Carol, 17 Carl, Leslie, 24, 82 Carlson, Barton, 30, 76 Carlson, Dennis, 40 Carlson, Gerald, 41 Carlson, Ronald, 24 Carlton, Nancy, 25 Curmicheal, Iohn, 14, 77 Carothers, Jerry, 22 Carothers, Marjorie, 17 Carpenter, Roy, 16 Carter, Claudia, 29 Carter, Constance, 30 Cussaro, Frank, 43 Cassaro, Mike, 15, 79, 82 Cassioppi, Dorothea, 30 Catron, Forest, 41 Catron, Margaret, 13, 67, 78 Catron, Ruby, 28 Chamberlain, Gail, 20 Chitty, Susan, 37 Chimielewski, Lucille, 31 Christopher, Gerald, 31 Church, James, 30 Church, Sallie, 39 Clankie, Eugene, 22 Clapsaddle, Betty, 32 Clark, Charlotte, 21, 85 Clark, Marlene, 22 Clark, Lee, 18 Clay, David, 13 Cleveland, Carol, 14, 74, 85 Clevenger, Robert, 20 Coady, Albert, 26 Cohen, Jeffery, 42 Code, Barbara, 30 Cole, Caren, 14 Cole, Larry, 76 Colehour, Dixie, 7, 38 Collins, Judy, 26 Compton, Robert, 13, 76, 89 Condom, Robert, 20, 60, 63, 76, 91, 92 Cone, David, 43, 91 Conklin, Theodore, 28 Cook, Nancy, 32 109 Cook, Robert, 11, 60, 76 Cordell, Marilyn, 29 Coupar, Charles, 23 Cox, Elizabeth, 42 Cox, Gladys, 36 Cox, Bob, 11, 63, 77, 91, 92 Crandcll, Rose, 24 Crawford, Gertrude, 32 Crawford, Dixie, 16 Crawford, Richard, 22, 91 Cridlebaugh, Carol, 26 Crosby, Marcia, 30, 67 Croschere, Sally, 30 Cross, Sally, 41 Crutcher, Barbara, 11 Cummings, Riley, 31 Cummings, Sara, 18, 78 Curatolo, John, 25 Currier, John, 37 Cutburth, Marjorie, 42 D DalCollo, Louis, 27 Danielson, Leona, 15, 78 Darnell, Joe, 17 Davenbaugh, Diane, 10 Davis, Jean, 40 Davis, loan, 42 Davis, Kathryn, 26 Davis, Marcia, 42 Davis, Shirley, 22 Day, Jack, 34 Day, Iames, 35 Dayhoff, Richard, 25 Dean, Dixie, 8, 14, 64 Defendi, Patsy, 21 DeGmndis, Mary Ann, 34 Delaney, Patricia, 17, 73 DeMond, Lois, 16 Demus, Beverly, 10 Demus, Walter, 17 Dennis, Jacqueline, 43 Denny, Gloria, 10 Dermer, Cyril, 18 Derr, Fred, 16, 71, 91, 92 DeVine, Ierry, 33 DeWall, Janice, 39 Dickenson, Pat, 24 DiCiovcmni, John, 17, 77 Dixon, Sara, 13, 78 Dobson, Phyllis, 38 Dochier, Pat, 4O Doherty, Mike, 13 Donnelli, Rudolph, 37 Donze, Mcrqurite, 8, 15, 82, 84 Doolittle, Walter, 15 Douglas, Joyce, 24 Douglas, Marsha, 32 Dreier, Sally, 13, 82 Drevs, Carol, 39 Drew, Betty, -34 Driussi, Helene, 17, 85 Duclon, Sherron, 42 Dugcm, David, 29 Dull, Shirley, 38 Duncanson, Linda, 6, 15, 63, 84, 85 DUSCIVCIqe, Richard, 21 Dyal, Ice, 16 Dyer, Dorothy, 17 Dyer, Duane, 31 Dyreson, Janice, 24, 78 Dyreson, Iudy, 26, 79 Dyreson, lune, 35 E Eody, Mary, 27 Eastman, Elizabeth, 33 Eastwood, Karleen, 11, 82, 85 Eczston, Audrey, 20, 69 Ebbings, lo, 20, 71 Edwards, Ray, 17 Edwards, Roger, 18, 93 Edwards, Stcm, 23, 89, 90 Eichman, Sally, 32 Eklund, Nancy, 13, 78 Ekstrom, Gordon, 25, 89 Ekstrom, Norman, 33 Ellis, Janet, 33, 85 Elmore, LeRoy, 21 Elson, Michael, 42 Emery, Joanne, 24, 66 Endres, Janice, 32 Endsley, Ernest, 33 Eng1ehcxrt, Leslie, 11, 60 Englin, Shirley, 21 Entwistle, Thomas, 29 Erickson, Carol, 39 Erickson, Hobart, 19, 70, 76, 82 Erickson, Paul, 29 Estes, Betty, 40 Estes, Helen, 16 Eye, Ivan, 30 F Fairhead, Linda, 39 Fall, Peggy, 24, 79 Falnes, Sandra, 31 Pane, Carol, 35 Felton, Merylyn, 17 Femminella, Nicky, 18 Fenelon, Ronald, 34 Ferch, Sharon, 39 Perch, Wilma, 12, 84 Ferguson, Dick, 27 Ferrriqqn, Kathleen, 28 Feilds, Clifford, 15 Finch, Decm, 33 Finley, Shelley, 6, 15, 64, 84 Flynn, John, 36 F0112, Mary, 39 Fonvielle, Yvonne, 11 Ford, Patrick, 26 Fosha, Iocmn, 43 Fowler, Gerald, 40, 74 Fowler, Iames, 30 Francis, Esther, 43 Frcn'y, Bart, 28, 56, 89 Freed, Marilyn, 37, 70 Friberg, Nancy, 25 Fridly, Mark, 22, 86, 88, 91, 92 Fry, Lester, 12 Furmcn, Sally, 22 Fysh, Esther, 7, 34 G Gardner, Charles, 25 Gamer, Edwina, 36 Gayton, Tony, 13, 91, 92 Gedeist, Clareece, 20, 74, 82 Gedeist, John, 34 Georgi, Donald, 13 Gersten, Murilynne, 29, 78 Getts, Wayne, 41 Gibson, Patricia, 36 Gibson, Richard, 26 Gibson, Walter, 29, 72 Gilbertson, Jack, 32 Gilbertson, Roger, 39 Gilligan, Dixie, 19, 69 Gillum, Judith, 37, 70 Gilmore, Walter, 42 Gulbrandsen, Carl, 19, 31, 77 Guse. Marlene, 14, 85 Gustin, Marie, 43 Guyer, Nancy, 43 H Hada, Bill, 22 Haas, Kay, 20 Hugermcm, Virginia, 20 Huggin, Wayne, 15, 60 Hagner, Albert, 30 Hall, Rebecccx, 29 Hallisey, Barbara, 23 Hallstrom, Ierry, 37, 64 Hallstrom, Marilyn, 13 Humann, Jonathon, 26 Hancock, Judy, 32 Hansberry, Jack, 20 Hansen, Tommy, 19, 76 Hanson, Tommy, 35 Hanson, Earline, 33 Hardy, Barbara, 14, 85 Harmon, Joel, 41 Harrington, Nancy, 14 Harris, David, 12, 91 Harris, Gene, 42 Harris, Mike, 32 Harris, Iacqueline, 33 Harter, Robert, 19, 76 Hartje, Dorothy, 17 Hartman, Judy, 11, 63, 74 Harvey, Martin, 37 Hcskin, Bob, 19, 76 Havens, Albert, 21, 72 Havens, Betty, 17 Hayes, Janice, 21, 82 Heath, Elaine, 25, 54 Heath, Delores, 37 Heath, Jay, 39 Heckman, James, 40 Heckman, Lucille, 18, 78, 82 Hedderich, Iohn, 7, 33, 78 Heideman, Paul, 31 Henbest, Iohn, 25 Henbest, Robert, 35 Henbest, Stewart, 34 Hendershot, Larry, 23 Henderson, 10cm, 31 Hendericks, Edward, 35 Henning, Dennis, 43 Henson, Richard 25 Hertzberq, Dorothy, 23, 78 Hess, George, 13 Hickok, Iocm, 7, 24 Hicks, Alma, 37 Highland, Deborah, 38 Hill, Bi1ly, 30, 91 Hill, Carol Rosalie, 27, 67 Hill, Joyce, 22 Hill, Richard, 18 Hilty, Erma, 10 Hippmcm, Nancy, 18, 85 Hobart, Rosemarie 32, 73 Hobart, Wally 18 Hodges, Gloria, 18 Hodges, Marjorie, 36 Hoeg, Keith, 18, 71 Hoel, Sally, 14, 71 Hoey, Gloria, 39 Hoey, Juanita, 26 Hoffman, Billy, 28 Hoffman, Diane, 18 Hogan, Hudson, 20 Hogan, Rae, 13 Hogan, Ralph, 27 Hogan, Sharon, 11 Holcomb, Larry, 40 Holcomb, Loreen, 10 110 Holladay, John, 12, 76 Hollinqsworth, Robert, 15, 79 Holmquist, Gayle, 23, 78 Holquist, Sandra, 42 Holtke, Jack, 26, 82 Hoople, William, 31 Hoover, loan, 24, 69 Hoover, Mary, 13, 79 Homberger, David, 31 Hornberger, Mylun, 19 Horton, Ossied, 37 Houser, RonaId, 13 Hudson, Beverly, 22 Hudson, Ronald, 22 Hughey, Glee, 7, 35 Huhsman, Donald, 17 Hull, John, 23 Huh, Jim, 19, 91 Huh, Jerry, 38 Hunt, Dennis, 7, 27 Husi, James, 18 Hyde, John, 22 I Iseli, Sandra, 13, 63, 79 Ischizcki, Norman, 42 J Jackson, Judy, 25 Jacobs, David, 77, 86, 87, 91, 92 Jacobs, Judy, 38 Iaenicke, Carol, 31 James, Bruce, 36 James, Terry, 26 Jamison, Judy, 39 Jarrett, Katherine, 28 Jarrett, Velma, 16 Jenkins, Bob, 38 Jewell, Della, 16 Jewell, Madeline, 18, 79 Jewell, Margaret, 26 Iocson, Pat, 43 Ioesten, Burdette, 11 Johnson, Coe, 38 Johnson, Conway, 33 Johnson, Iack, 26 Iohnson, Jerry, 37 Johnson, Jimmy, 33 Johnson, loan, 43 Johnson, Margot, 30, 67 Johnson, Marguerite, 12, 82 Johnson, Philip, 43 Johnson, Ralph, 36 Johnson, Richard, 22 Johnson, Sandra, 36 ' Johnson, Shirley, 20 Johnson, Terry, 29, 74 Johnson, Tom, 35 Johnson, Wally, 30 Kane, Karen, 7, 19 Karlin, Icy, 27, 91 Karlin, Roberta, 25, 85 Keckler, Esther, 24 Keckler, Eva, 33 Keegcn, Terrance, 32, 76 Keeling, Patricia, 22 Kegel, Michael, 28 Kehl, Sheila, 7, 18 Kelly, Patricia, 21 Keltner, Jim, 23 Kennedy, Peter, 27, 82 Kent, Gene, 28, 72 Ketler, Karen, 13, 82 Keye, Gary, 36 Kieckhefer, Iohn, 41 King, Ruth, 17 Kirk, Florence, 11, 78 Kirk, Ned, 39 Kirkpatrick, Robert, 39, 79 Kleckner, Mary, 33 Kling, Ronnie, 12 Knaus, Ann, 28 Knight, Susan, 13, 78, 85 Knuth, Gerald, 11, 60, 76 Koch, Bernard, 36 Kohler, Bob, 11, 82, 91 Kohler, Suzanne, 38 Kooyer, Raymond, 12 Kraclet, Walter, 16 Kramer, Wayne, 39 Kratz, Irwin, 14, 77, 89 Krischke, Patricia, 22 Kruse, Gladys, 41 Kruse, Janet, 31 Kunz. Kay, 34, 78 Kunz, Kent, 15 I. Ladd, Barbara, 34 LaFuyette, Marcia, 25 LcFrcmka, Tom, 20, 77, 89, 90, 93 Lahmcm, Carol, 38 Lamb, Sally, 39 Lambert, Jeannine, 26 Lampson, Bill, 26 Lampson, Peggy, 33 Landes, Patricia, 43 Lane, Marilyn, 16 Langley, Eddy, 18 Lanning. Mary, 34 Lanning, Patricia, 13 Lemming, Virginia, 34 Iorson, Marilyn, 31 Larson, Randall, 11, 60, 76, 91 chTour, Janet, 12 Lavunway, Iohn, 16 Lawrence, James, 10 Lawler, Joyce, 17, 82 Lawson, David, 37 Johnson, Warren, 6, 18, 61, 64, 86, 88,Lawson, Emmett 33 - 91,93 Iohnston, Icmes, 34 Johnston, Fat, 36 Jones, Nancy, 19, 75 Iorgensen, Paul, 37 Iost, Bill, 13 Juhlin, Kenny, 12 Iuhlin, Ronnie, 31 Julin, Karen, 23 Justice, Gordon, 24, 79 , K Kampmeier, Joanne, 6, 8, 24 Kampmeier, Sally, 28 Kamrar, Joyce, 34 Layng, Jean, 7, 17, 85 Leber, Harriette, 29, 75 LeConte, Al, 16 Lee, IoMczry, 7, 27 Lee, Suzanne, 25 Legel, Shirley, 16 Lego, Joyce, 29 Lehman, Wallace, 27 LeParte, Shirley, 34 Lester, Dorian, 41 Lester, Tom, 20 Lavellen, Ronald, 22 Levenack, Kenneth, 41 Lewis, Delos, 29 Lewis, Julie, 29 Lewis, Richard, 30 Liebovich, Sheldon, 15, 60, 69, 71 Light, Raymond, 23 Lighthcrt, Carl, 16 Iighthcrt, Donald, 10 Lind, Charles, 28 Lindberg, Karl, 13, 91 Lindholm, Robert, 27 Lindstrom, Ronnie, 18, 91 Linncrd, Pamlc, 26, 82 Livingston, David, 10 Livingston, Richard, 17 Livingston, Shelby, 18, 85 Long, Dorothy, 16 Lotta, Agatha, 16, 69 Love, Carol, 40 Love, Richard, 11, 60 Loy, Theodore, 29, 79 Lowry, Georgecmn, 22 Lazdoski, Pat, 7, 16, 69, 82 Lubman, Melvin, 37 Lucas, Ruth, 22 Lumsden, Lorretta, 25 Lundberg, Lee, 12, 76 Lundeen, Richard, 20, 91 Lundeen, Elwood, 12, 77 Lutzow, Virginia, 21 Lyddon, Cathleen, 34, 74 M Muavich, William, 22 Mackey, David, 24, 76 MacMurchy, Thomas, 34 Madden, Richard, 41 Muddrell, Julia, 27 Magee, Jack, 16 Magin, Jack, 35 Magin, Tom, 32 Magnuson, Nancy, 28 Maitland, Kay, 7, 29 Mally, Diane, 79 Mally, Bob, 36 Mammengcx, Barbara, 13, 79 Mcmke, Jim, 19 Marinelli, Janice, 27 Markell, Ora, 38 Marker, Sally, 25 Marlowe, Ann, 24, 78, 82 Marriott, Robert, 40 Marshall, B111, 23, 91, 92 Marshall, Gary, 43 Martin, Betty, 12 Martin, Darlene, 22 Martin, Geneva, 16 Martin, Lavonne, 17 Martin, Roger, 19, 54, 76 Martini, Part, 26 Marvin, Beth, 3D Massey, Carolyn, 35 Mathews, Phyllis, 43 Mutrcmga, Geraldine, 41 Matthews, Beverly, 28, 85 Maynard, Marclcr, 29 McCain, David, 35 McCandless, Jerry, 37 McCaslin, Carol, 14 IV'cCICIren, Monycx, 41 McClelland, David, 14, 63 76, 86, 91 McClelland, Sandra, 24, 82 McCoy, Jeff, 18, 61 McDanel, Bill, 31 McDaniel, Rosalie, 36 McDermcn'd, Martha, 40 McFadden, Icy, 15, 89 McFarland, John, 27, 86 McGecchie, Jean, 32 McGrew, Marjorie, 16 McHugh, James, 39 111 McKecm, Winston, 23 McLaren, Dick, 15 McLaren, Sally, 42 McLaughlin, Gary, 39 McLaughlin, Bob, 26 McLaughlin, Thomas, 36 McMurtrie, Ruby, 21 McNeal, Garnet, 16 McNeany, Robert, 28 Mectd, Mary, 28, 68 Meinert, Carol, 10 Menzies, Sandra, 12 Messrncm, Jane, 25 Messmcm, June, 28 Metres, Clayton, 17 Meyer, Delores, 34 Meyer, Ronald, 26 Meyer, Thomas, 71 Meyers, Dale, 41 Middleton, Ronald, 16 Milanos, B111, 16 Militello, Patricia, 28 Miller, Melton, 15 Miller, Mike, 35 Miller, Penelope, 30 Miller, Rodney, 21 Miller, Ronnie, 17, 76 Miller, Terry, 32 Mills, Shirley, 21 Milne, Regina, 20, 69, 71 Minnick, Joyce, 41 Mintz, Regina, 21 Mirto, Mae, 19, 61, 74, 84, 85 Mitchell, Leone, 39 Mohi, Ronald, 21 Moline, Donald, 31 Moline, Harry, 30, 89 Moline, Nancy, 31 Monge, William, 32 Montanye, Ronald, 26 Mooney, Sandra, 34 Moore, Iackie, 27 Moore, Jerry, 17 Morgan, George, 21 Morgan, Ieanne, 27 Morgan, Sharon, 41 Morrison, Catherine, 23 Morse, Iim, 18, 72 Morse, Keith, 40, 82 Mortenson, Mike, 35 Mossberg, Jesse, 13 Mulcahey, James, 14 Mullen, Donald, 10 Mullen, John, 10 Mullen, Wayne, 21 Munson, Bruce, 4O Munson, Mary, 27, 67 Munson, Mona, 6, 23, 78, 82 Muntz, Icy, 20, 77, 89 Murray, Helen, 26 Myers, Barbara, 31 N Nalley, Duane, 26 Nehf, Mary, 36 Nehring, Donna, 7, 21 Nelson, Beverly, 19 Nelson, Darlene, 27 Nelson, Susan, 12 Nesemeier, Greg, 24 Neth, Charles, 20, 77, 93 Neth, Nancy, 41 Nethery, Shirley, 18 Neubcxuer, Iohn, 10 Neumann, Delores, 28, 67, 73 Newburq, Charles, 14, 77, 91 Newkirk, Richard, 27 Newkirk, Robert, 31 Nivinski, Charles, 17 Nolan, T. L., 24, 89, 90, 91, 92 Norberg, William, 33 North, Mary, 36 Northrup, Richard, 43 Nussbcxum, Franklyn, 29 O Oehler. Suzanne, 33 Offensiein, Sue, 7, 15 Ohman, Edwin, 43 Olsen, Carole, 29 Olsen, Dick, 22 Olsen, John, 32 Olson, Beverly, 22 Olson, B111, 15, 86, 91 Olson, Donald, 42 Olson, Marlys, 10 Olson, Ronald, 34 Olson, Tom, 24 01111011, Jeannine, 26 O'Neal, James, 41 Osborne, Samuel, 38 Oskins, Georgia, 16 Ostic, Lois, 43 Ostrom, Audrey, 11 Owens, David, 12, 91 Owens, Ierry, 35 Owens, Robert, 21 P Padgett, Larry, 21 Padilla, Marie, 30 Paeglow, Richard, 41 Page, Mary, 31 Pahlas, Hank, 14, 77 Pulmeri, Rosalie, 34 Panozzo, Patricia, 43 chuin, B111, 38 Parker, Carolyn, 29 Parker, Fred, 38, 89 Parker, Rex, 10, 86, 91, 92 Parroit, James, 35 Pcrrott, Ralph, 39 Parry, Eugene, 23 Parson, Natalie, 27 Patterson, David, 33 Patterson, Harry, 39 Patton, Sam, 29 Pearce, Barbara, 15, 79 Pearson, Delores, 40 Pearson, Bill, 13 Pedderson, Ronnie, 39 Pedlow, Vonetta, 6, 20, 60, 82 Peeples, Craig, 7, 26, 82 Peilc, Bill, 30, 89 Peilcx, Charles, 39 Peilct, Merilee, 12, 64 Perdew, Joe, 28 Perry, Wanda, 11, 63 Peter, Jacqueline, 29 Peter, Patricia, 30 Peterd, Richard, 29 Peters, Brenda, 20, 60, 63, 84 Peterson, Brian, 43 Peterson, Prudence, 17 Peterson, Rosalie, 25 Pe1erson, Ruth, 22 Petit, Iuslin, 32 Pettis, Kathleen, 29, 78 Pettit, Ellen, 11, 84, 85 Picchietti, Raymond, 32 Picchione, Shirley, 23 Piercefield, Diane, 12, 82 Pierson, Karl, 39 Pinkham, Ice, 7, 40 Pixler, Ruth, 10, 73 Place, Jim, 15, 91 Plock, Jim, 23, 78 Plumb, Dale, 31 Plumb, Delores, 8, 14, 64, 85 Plumb, Sharon, 41 Plymcde, Sharon, 36, 54 Polglaze, Beverly, 26 Polglaze, Darlene, 33 Potter, Jim, 13 Powers, Barbara, 12, 82 Powers, Gary, 36 Powers, Roger, 14 Powrie. Pamela, 33 Prater, Roy, 26 Price, Iumes, 7, 14, 72 Price, Klaus, 42 Price, Robert, 25 Priebe, Thomas, 7, 32 Prins, Martin, 16 Probasco, CharIotte. 38 Proudfoot, David, 14, 77 Purdy, Bill, 27, 89 Q Quick, Mitzi, 10 Quies, Pet, 11, 60, 69 Quinn, Jim, 40 R Hagan, Gary, 18 Raggensack, lane, 25 Ragner, Nancy, 39 Ralston, John, 11, 60, 61, 63, 77, 91, 92, 93 Rcmderson, Fat, 15 Randerson, Bill, 32 Runey, John, 17, 7O Ratz, LeRoy, 14, 77 Ruiz, Linda, 37 Ray, Marianne, 27 Ray, Myrtle, 29 Beam, Bruce, 12, 91 Reber, Ray, 27 Reddig, Royce, 18 Redenius, Rick, 14 Reed, Doug, 14, 77, 86, 91 Rehwad, Bob, 28, 68 Reid, IulieL 36 Rhoads, Don, 33 Richardson, Marilyn, 10, 67 Rickards, Iim, 41 Riddiford, Alan, 19, 65, 74, 75, 77, 82, 91, 92 Riddiford, Barbara, 41, 66, 74 Rieqler, Barbara, 28 Higgins, Judy, 8, 33, 64 Rinaldi, Alfonso, 30 Rinedollar, Bob, 27 Robbins, Phyllis, 26 Robbins, Dick, 12 Roberts, Ioleen, 35 Rockwell, Audrey, 21 Rodgers, Orcia, 38, 58 Rogers, Nolan, 29 Roland, Judy, 43 Romain, John, 13, 82 Honk, Glen, 11, 72 Roof, Albert, 29 Rosborouqh, Icme, 19 Rose, Eddie, 37 Rosenquist, June, 7, 22 80351, Mary, 8 Rotello, Theresa, 32, 73, 84, 85 Rotello. Virginia, 43 112 Rowland, Ronnie, 23, 93 Ruback, Bill, 37 Rubsamen, Marjorie, 39 Rucinski, Dick, 29, 89 Rudolph, Bob, 11 Ruiz, Kenny, 31 Russell, Don, 10 Russell, Linda, 31 Rutter,Pc1t, 31, 82 S Sabin, Birqinicx, 35 Sadewater, Fred, 19, 91 Scdewater, Pct, 23 Sager, Frances, 42 Sampson, Richard, 20, 76, 82, 91 Sanders, John, 10 Sassamcm, B111, 16 Saunders, Fred, 14, 77 Schabacker, Bob, 12 Schabacker, Gary, 25 Schaefer, Iecm, 23, 78 Scharbau. Mimi, 19 Scheidegger, Roger, 11, 82 Schleicher, Benny, 14, 77, 91 Schleicher, John, 36 Schlueter, Louise, 28 Schmeling, David, 33 Schmidt, Normal, 42 Schoonmcxker, John, 25 Schoonmqker. Victor, 26, 82 Schraiber, Nancy, 15, 78 Schrock, Mary, 19 Schumacher, Ronald, 10 Schwartz, Ronald, 12 Scott, Laird, 38 Scott Dick, 11, 77 Scott, Thomas, 29 Sears, Danny, 23, 93 Seddon, Charles, 32 Seeling, Marcella, 14 Seidelmctnn, Danny, 7, 43 Seinwell, Jerry, 7, 28, 68 Sellers, Annabelle, 31 Servant, Diane, 7, 39 Sevastos, Carol, 40 Sewell, Ray, 43 Sexrnith, Kay, 34 Seymour, Barbara, 32 Seymour, Iim, 43 Shadden, Vivian, 23 Shadley, Iim, 39 ,Shcxfer, Larry, 29 Shallberg, Mike, 27 Sharp, Bob, 23, 79 Shaw, Sandra, 14 Sheley, Dale, 22 Sherer, LcVerne, 86, 93 Sherman, Dorothy, 40 Shipman, Dorrita, 30 Short, Burdette, 40 Short, Sue, 22 Shoudy, Dan, 24, 91 Sims, Annie, 26 Sims, Nancy, 24, 82 Sisemore, Donald, 17 Sistler. Lowell, 10 Skibbu, Tom, 91 Slive, Eleanor, 8, 15, 60 Small, Barbara, 25 Smallwood, Jim, 20, 77 Smc111wood, Roger, 43 Smith, Allen, 22 Smith, Diana, 31 Smith, Iecmette, 26 Smith, Melvin, 16 Smith, Sandra, 28 Smith, Spencer, 28 Smith, Yvonne, 21 Snider, Elson, 42 Snyder, Sandra, 37 Sohner, Kathleen, 32, 73, 821 Soloday, Barbara, 15 ' Somers, Sue, 15 Souders, John, 19, 82 Souders, Sally, 11, 60, 84, 85 Sparks, Allen, 42, 58, 89 Speer, Fred, 20 Speiser, John, 33 Spickler, Roger, 18, 91 Stanis, Duwayne, 28 Stasica, Dorothy, 38 Stauffer, Lucille, 26 Steele, Barbara, 12 Steffa, Nancy, 6, 11 Stein, Sharon, 27 Stenholm, Janice, 32, 73 Stevens, Donna, 27, 75 Stevens, Sarah, 12, 63 Stevens, Webb, 38, 58 Steveson, Donna, 35 Steward, Karen, 14, 71 Stewart, Genevieve, 19 Stokstcxd, Sonja, 27, 74 Story, Donna, 15 Stotler, David, 34 , Stotler, Dorothy, 18, 78 Stout, Charles, 11 Stout, Paul, 21 Stout, Roger, 38 Strachan, Betty, 6, 15, 64, 78 Straley, Roy, 21. Strand, Myrna, 34 Strand, Bonnie, 37 Strayer, Karen, 33 Streit, Tom, 40 Strom, Joanne, 19 Stromberq, Carl, 32 Studler, LeRoy, 10 Stunkard, Kay, 11 Stunkard, Larry, 39 Sturgeon, Kay, 41 Sullivan, Jim, 19, 77 Swanson, Alden, 25 Swanson, Carol, 24 Swanson, Dennis, 38 Swanson, Sue, 14, 63, 78 Swenson, Clara, 7, 11, 63, 85 Swenson, Mike, 32 Swenson, Susan, 25, 85 Swinbcnk, Shelva, 16 Szczech, Dorothy, 36 '1' Torque, Jim, 11, 63 Tallacksen, Helen, 10 Talley, Marian, 14, 84 Talley, Marjorie, 12 Tanner, Marion, 15 Tqrro, Beverly, 21, 54 Tarro, Iqmes, 30 Taylor, Frances, 37 Terrunovc, Fat, 25, 66, 84 Terranovcx, Paul, 15, 78, 82 Theisen, Richard, 31 Thill, Sharon, 12 Thomas, Anne, 29 Thomas, Charles, 24, 63 Thomas, Everett, 34 Thomas, Nancy, 25, 58 Thompson, Charles, 39 Thompson, James, 10 Thompson, Janice, 11 Thompson, Kathleen, 35 Thompson, Sharon, 35 Thornbloom, Carole, 13, 74 Theme, Paul, 16 Threadgill, 10 Ann, 27 Thur1we11, Marjorie, 27, 75 Tiffany, Eugene, 34 Tindellhlack, 15, 89, 90, 91 Tipton, Dole, 32 Tisdale, Delores, 10 Tomlinson, William, 43 Torrisi, Sandra, 13, 79 Tortorice, Sylvia, 30 Tower, Louise, 34 Townsend, Richard, 17 Tresemer, Gfegory, 10 Trimble, Churma, 8, 33, 64 Trudo, Carol, 29 Tuck, Lou Ann, 20, 82, 84 Tunks, Jolene, 21 Turner, Theresa, 22 Tuttle, Virginia, 38 Twaddle, Norma, 29 U Uphouse, Ralph, 40 V chBarriger, Robert, 27 Van Buskirk, Gene, 28 chDechlker, Roger, 43, 82 chSickle, Paul, 32, 74 Varble, Richard, 25 Vamum, Edward, 37 Vamum, Phyllis, 28, 68 W Wagner, Ellwood, 22 Walton, Arvilla, 21 Wallace, Maidcr, 31, 85 Walquist, James, 41 Wampler, Barbara, 37 Ward, Carol, 23, 78 Ward, Frank, 39 Washburn, Jane, 26 Washburn, Mary, 24, 63, 82 Waters, Glen, 12 Watlington, Sally, 28, 82, 85 Weatherford, Shelby, 16 Webner, Robert, 14 Webster, Sandra, 26 Weir, Silas, 42 Weis, Frederic, 33 Walden, Roget, 6, 12, 64, 86, 87, 88, 91, 92 Weller, Iudy, 18 Weller, Marilyn, 41 Wells, Io Ann, 19 Wells, Ion, 6, 157 64 We115, Michael, 35 Werckle, David, 7, 31 Werckle, Michael, 43 Werckle, Pat, 23 Wescott, Fern, 22, 73 Wessels, John, 30, 93 West, James, 21, 70 Wheeler, Lyle, 30 Whitaker, Leonard, 25 White, James, 41 White, Joe, 20, 72, 91 White, Marjorie, 36 Whitley, Jean, 43 Whitey, Shirley, 33 Whitney, Marilyn, 22, 73 Whittemore, Donald, 43 Whittemore, Steve, 12, 76, 86, 91, 92, 93 113 Wickens, Richard, 17 Wiskson, Charles, 38 Widmer, Robert, 26 Wikse, Pm, 20, 86, 91 Wilcox, Burton, 20, 76 Wilcox, Tom, 24, 79, 89. 90 Wiles, Davy, 31 Wilkins, Cleo, 43 Wilkinson, Kenneth, 28 Williams, Barbara, 10, 17 Williams, Jack, 40 Williams, Martha, 85 Williams, Ray, 17 Williams, Ronald, 34 Williams, Sharon, 19, 75 Willson, Iudy, 35 Wilson, Norma,58, 23, 82 Wolcott, Kay, 34 Y Wolcott, Maris, 25 Yardley, Myron, 25 Wolfe, Dick, 17 Yates, David, 27 Wolff, Joyce, 16 Young, Bobby, 17, 86, 87, 88, 91. 92 Wolff, Bruce, 34 Young, Gerry, 43 Wood, Bradley, 25, 77 Young, Howard, 14, 82, 89, 90 Wood, Judy, 30 Young, Jim, 24, 86, 91, 92 Worden, Sondra, 30 goug'lgfgnl 3111055 38 Werner, Keith, 30 us, 1m, Worrcdl, Sandra, 13, 78 Ywumusmsl Tom 23 Wortmcm, Susan, 40 Z erght' Cme 37 Zcqu, Lynn, 21. 76, 82 erqht, Dle, 20, 76, 89 Zink, Marjorie, 23 Wright. Harold. 31 Zitzke. Linda, 32 Wright, Herbert, 33 Zupcmcic, Richard, 25 Wright, Sharon, 32 Zwiger, Gwendolyn, 33 ; 07' I v AA MAM W. m 42k a 15371: x; A . . 7y night ; 4,1,99'?