Roosevelt Junior High School - Yearbook (Rockford, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 132 of the 1953 volume:

THE ROUGHRIDER l953 Published by ROOSEVELT IUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL ROCKFORD, ILLINOIS Editorial Staif Sandra Granquist Marsha Douglas Marcia Crosby Sharon Stein Milton Block Tom Rehwald Kay Sohner Mike Harris 0 MR. RALPH KELTNER Adviser AROUND OUR SCHOOL Left: During the noon hour Cit the Green Parrot a group of boys exam- ine one of the many bikes parked there. They are, left to right: Chuck Seddon, Ralph Hogan, Bob Becknell, Bob Lindholm, Ioe Reichenbcxch and Dale Miller. Below: As Marilyn W'eller writes CI letter, Sally Cross and Barbara Burd study their Home Arts on the steps of Roosevelt. The three make CI study in lights and shadows. Above: Six lunch hours are re- quired to feed the gang at Roose- velt each noon. Miss Normile's A lunches provide a balanced diet daily. Right: Every day at lunch time we hear music coming from the audito- rium. Investigating, we find many girls on the stage dancing to CI waltz or a samba. The picture above was taken at ct typical noon hour. AROUND OUR SCHOOL Left: The spirit of Christmas pere VGdeS the halls as Miss Green's orchestra plays appropriate mu- sic in the main corridor during the fourth hour. Above: A frequent scene in front of the Green Parrot, ct pop- ular plctce with Roosevelt stu- dents, finds Sharron Brown, Pat Beasley, Gertrude Crawford, and Sally Eichmcm enjoying re- freshments in the fall sunshine. Left: The cameraman found Mr. Schoonmaker helping three stu- dents solve a problem concern- ing the height of our school chimney. The girls are Marcia Maynard, Kay Mctitkmd and Carolyn Parker. Mr. Gerin, our engineer, is cm interested spec- tutor. The editorial staff for 1953 are, seated, Marsha Douglas, Marcia Crosby, Sandra Granquist, Sharon Stein, and Kay Sohner. The boys are, Mike Harris, Tom Rehwctld, and Milton Block. This group shared the planning, writing of copy, Checking of proofs and construction of our book. Our two typists, Marilyn Larson and Sondra Worden, were selected by their typing teachers for their accuracy and skill in this very important part of Roughrider work. Their pages go directly to the typesetters after being checked by the edi- torial staff. Chosen each year are the Roughrider art staff who design the cover and the division pages. Seated from left to right are, Iudy Dyresonl Char- lotte Probasco, Carol Dunklee, their advisor, Mrs. Stringer, and Orct Markell. Absent were, Io Mary Lee and Darlene Nelson. We think they did CI wonderful job, don't you? DEDICATION ' We, the Routhider staff of '53 do respectfully dedicate our: yearbook to Miss Bertha McGuire for her outstanding service in musical activities during her years at our school. Christmas sings, operettczs, and other musical programs have been an inspiration to all at Roosevelt. TABLE OF CONTENTS ADMINISTRATION CLASSES ACTIVITIES MUSIC SPORTS ADVERTISEMENTS 79v. gvgvintvhvig ig ADMINISTRATION W. RAY MclNTOSH, MA. Superintendent of Schools BOARD OF EDUCATION Standing: Mr. Charles Davis, Mr. Thomas Nolan, Mr. Laurence Johnson, Mr. Ralph Thomas, Mr. Arthur Lundahl, Mr. John Barelli, Mr. Alvin Kjell, Mr. Hugh Tolmie, and Mr. Rupert Gustafson. Seated: Mr. Bernard Magnuson, Mrs. Murrell Englund, Mr. Loren Whitehead, Mr. McIntosh, Mrs. Marion Bates, and Miss Vera Walling. Absent: Mr. Howard Oberg. ADMINISTRATION DAVID SCHOONMAKER. QM.A. Principal MR ADMINISTRATION MISS ANGELA JOYCE, 3.1L ab W, :1 Assistant Principal $ ,1 V MISS BETTE CROUSE MISS BARBARA ANDERSON Bookkeeper Clerk-Typist 12 - ADMINISTRATION MRS. NORMA ANG M.S. Librarian MRS. MARIAN COBB 3.15. English - Phys. Ed. MR. ARTHUR ANNIS B.S. MISS MERLE CRANDALL Ind. Arts - Head An MISS DOROTHY BLACKBURN B.E. Foreign Lang. - Eng. MR. NORMAL CALVERT B,S, MISS HARRIET CROSSMAN 3.5. Gen. Sci. - Soc. 5!. Gen. Sci. - Math. MR. ROBERT CAMPBELL MJ-L MR. WALTER CZOSNEK MJ-L Mathematics Commercial 13 ADMINISTRATION MR. C. E. THEODORE DANIELSON 13.8. MB. GEORGE FRIDLY MA. Soc. 5!. - Eng. . Gen. Sci. Commercial - Head MRS. ANN DITTLOFF 3.5. MISS EMMA GREEN 3.1L Home Economics Strings - Concert Orch. MR. MACK FAIRBANKS BA. MR. RALPH HALL M.Mus. Soc. SI. - Eng. Winds MR. LAWRENCE FINNEGAN M.A. MISS RUTH HOLLEM MA. English - Soc. 5!. Mathematics - Head MISS MARY K. FINNEGAN B.Ed. MR. HAROLD HUXHAM, M.S. Soc. St. - English Soc. St. ADMINISTRATION MR. RAYMOND JAMES A.M. Gen. Sci. MRS. VIRGINIA IAMES 3.8. English - Soc. 51. English - Head MR. RALPH KELTNER MJL Soc. Si. - Eng. - Yearbook MISS MILLIE KNOTT M.A. Home Ec. - Head MISS MYRTLE JOHNSON M.A. 15 MISS ANN LARSON RN. Nurse MR. ARTHUR LARSON KB. Soc. St. - Head Gen. Sci. MISS BERTHA MCGUIRE M.M. Music MISS ANN McLEAN B.E. Eng. - Soc. St. MISS ANNE MORRISON Ed. M. Soc. St. - Eng. ADMINISTRATION MR. HARRY NUTTING B.S. MISS CLAIRE SCONE P11. B. Phys. Ed. - Head Soc. St. - Spanish MISS MELVA OLSON M.A. MR. ROBERT SHUMWAY B.S. Gen. Sci. - Head Ind. Arts MR. GERALD OWENS B.S. MISS EDITH STAUF B.E.S. Gen. Sci. - Soc. St. Home Economics MISS FLORENCE PENSTONE M.S. MISS RUTH STILES B.S. Mathematics Music - English Q MR. WAYNE FEEDER 35. MRS. PHYLLIS STRINGEB B.EA. Muthemaiics Art - English - Teddy's News 16 ADMINISTRATION Mrs. Lucille Stromquisl A.B. Soc. St. - Eng. Mrs. Lucy Thomas 3.5. Mr. Wiilis Waite BA. Phys. Ed. Dram. - Eng. - French V Mr. George tymBun M.M. Mr. Richard Wibom B.S. BaqdlDir ctor Ind. Ans Mrs. Betty Uebler 3.18. Mr. Lloyd Wood Mathematics Ind. ArQs w , . lg ' Mr. John Young B.E. Math. - Phys. Ed. - Soc. St. 17 OUR CUSTODIAL STAFF Q?M f C1111; Mr. Angelo Incelli, Janitor Mr. Sidney Congleton, Janitor Mr. Carl Thorman, Janitor Mr. Peter Gerin, Custodian-Engineer Mr. Harry Lidberg and Mr. Mike Carone Boilermcm Mr. Nicholas Rebecccx, Janitor Mrs. Moderna Ellis, Icmitress Mr. T. E. Mcchhron, Ianitor NN I ,1 MRS. UEBLER 9-215 DiAnn Cloyde Barbara Ice Stewart Sally Mariorie Gilbert F uhlbeck Shadden Carlson Cieliesz Cunningham Tolh Hutchins Ahmer Sally Bob Barbara Iudy Rodney Grace Patricia Waller Doyle Stockburger McCaslin Zies Repka Bashaw Wright Johnson Duane Harold Dennis Ianice Jim ROY Marianne KUY Herbiq Richards Schleicher Wolff Malheson Carpenter Dubinsky Kim Sum Nancy David Louise Ronald Ellsworth Bob Donald Maavich Peters McLaughlin Mitchell Iohnson Terviel Curr Meyer Yvonne Icmice Green Miller Kay Barkley loan Henderson Glen Cummings Robert N ewkirk Maida Wallace Mary Page Gerald Christopher Barbara Myers Diana Smith Paul Heidemqn William Hoople Loris Cook Linda Russell David Homberqer MR. IAMES 9-313 Lucille Chemielewski Christine Hicks Richard Theisen Charles Brauer Carl Carol Kenneth Gulbranajgn Iaenicke Ruiz Pally Ronald Janet Rutter Iuhlin Kruse Dale Juanita James Plumb Painter McDanel Annabelle Ozie Nancy Sellers Washington Moline 21 Dale Miller Marilyn Larson Don Moline Davy Wiles MR. OWEN S 9-308 Dotty Bill Connie Barbara Lois Iames Carol Pany Cussioppi Peilu Carter Cole Berz Church Krelchum Wagner Ivan Harry Beth Lyle Patty Sylvia Norman Sondra Eye Moline Marvin Wheeler Peier Tortorice Grimes Worden Marcia Doriua Edward Ruih Bill Nancy Alfonso DoraLee Crosby Shipman Gonzales Bailey Hill Owens Rinaldi Best LaVeme John Penny Ronnie Barton Keith Phil Iim Sherer Wessels Miller Boase Carlson Womer Basile Tarro Albert Sonia Dick Huqner Loqeson Lewis Absent: Kenneth Probst Indy Wood 22 Bill Randerson lack Gilbertson Sharon Wright Rosemarie Hobart Theresa Rotello Carl Peter lean McGeachie Barbara Lee Nancy Cook Iudy Bietau Tom Magin Indy Hancock Sharon Brown Harold Pitts Kay Sohner MRS. DITTLOFF 9-116 Terry Millet Gertrude Crawford Sally Eichman Bill Olsen Pat Robert Beasley Guntz Gloria Marsha Fox Douglas Betty Mike Clapsaddle Harris Bill Janice Mange Sienholm 23 N ed Colloion Terry Keegun Paul VanSickle David Gilchel Gary Bengston Linda Zitzke Ianice Endres Iustin Peiit Sandra Granquist Lucia Andrle Beverley Matthews June Messmun Iames Green Joseph Perdew Sally Watlington Darlene Ruuer Kathleen Ferrigcm Bill Hoffman Kay larrelt John Trikes Ann Knaus LaVonne Grabow Wallace Schroedel MISS MORRISON 9-209 Gerald Seinwill Charles Lind Bruno Anlczak Milton Block Gene VanBuskirk Patricia Mililello Mary Mead Tom Rehwuld Gene Kent Sandra Smith Margaret Beers William Gork Sandra Trotter Phylliss Vamum Ted Conkl'm Bart Frary Ruby Culron DuWayne Slanis Kenneth Wilkinson Nancy Magnusson Sally Kampmeier I ack Elizabeth Robert Willie Ronald Dewey Clark Fahlbeck Iarretl Heinzeroth I Linda Harriet Hurry Kay John Oslund Lowrey Carter Slodola Limberg Larry Mary Alice Kerdilh Marylin Branch Scott Carner Scanland Dillin Roberta Pete Mary Jim Lorenz Schmeling Vitals Harris Jennings Guerra Iohn Evalee Carl Mike Coad Booker Houston Kegel 25 CZOSNEK 9-21 1 Barbara Shreve Corrine Gilchell Alfred Yancey Doris Smith Carole Groves Belly Burgess Sandra Allen David Ewaldz Tom Priebe Gerald Boyer Richard Cole Carol Kennedy MR. CALVERT 9-312 Ruth Ieny Bob Phyllis Pat William Audrey Carol Fuhlbeck Havens Porter Dobbs Anderson Rodgers Henke Rice Darryll . Jeannette Pat Howard Judith Richard Barbara Dale Boos Try Leuellen Stokes Paye Watkins Hall Tipton Marlene Tommy Thomas . Wayne Dave Jim Rae Ann . Nicholas Wiendenhoeier Payne Brooks Van Ostmnd Gardner Meyer Place Smith Verna Joy Sam Thomas Carol Beny Iim Ruth Bowen Stima Lu Bianco Marinelli Dunklee Toth Metms Sanders Bob Leilah Sonia Iona Iohnslon Gray Burke Martin 26 MISS PENSTONE 9-303 Iohn Samuel Terry Norma Rebecca , Dale Carol Terry Stirling Patton ' Cornelios Aden Hall Brunet Olsen Hohn'son Thomas Barbara Joyce Nolan Iuliann Jacqueline Paul Marcia Entwistle Allen Lego Rogers Groop Peter Erickson Maynard Kay Kathleen Theodore Marilynne Julie Richard Anne Walter Muilland Penis Loy Gersten Lewis Peterd Thomas Gibson Claudia Larry James Harriet David Marilyn Carolyn Franklyn Carter Shafer Gritzbaugh Leber Dugan Cordell Parker Nussbaum Richard Carol Thomas Cornelius Rucinski Trude Scott Washington Absent: Thomas Fitzgerald Wayne Whitman MISS HOLLEM 9-301 IoMary Iohn Sonia Richard Jeanne Icy Virginia Lee . . , Beul Lindholm Slokstad Ferguson Morgan Karlin Tindell Ronald :- Io-Ann Mike David Betty Ralph Richard Richard McGaw Threadgill Shallberq Yates Shanhouse Hogan Binge: Newkirk Rosalie Robert Kay Darlene Sandra William Roberta Iudy Hill Rinedollar Reber Nelson Prilzluff Purdy Montanye Bailey Donna Mariorie Richard Sharon Natalie Iulia Louis Iucie Sievens Thurlwell Graves Stein Parson Maddrell Dal Collo Moore John Carolyn Marianne David Mary Louise McFarland Larson Ray Bertelson Munson MISS JOHNSON 9-224 Judy Ieanene Victor Michael William Kathryn lack lane Collins Smith Schoonmaker Burkholder Lampson Davis Johnson Iehr Patricia Ronald Duane Richard Annie Robert Juanita Helen Martini Meyer Nalley Gibson Sims McLaughlin Hoey Murray Jack Don Carol Boseann Beverly Jeannine Phyllis Albert Hollke Kessling Cridlebaugh Gibson Pclqlaze Olthoff Robbins Coady Ronald Ieannine Jonathon Lucille Terry Pamla Sandra Margaret Montanye Lambert Hamann Stauffer James Linnard Webster Iewell Judy Ross Craig Boy Patrick Dyreson Widmer Peeples Prater Ford 29 Iohn Albrith Charles Seddon once Christensen Donna Sarber Gail Pritchard I oseph Reichenbach Richard Tunks Barbara Ekstrom Barbara Schah'nun Raymond Moen Lloyd Wheeler Doris Sterner Robert Brown Rodney Chapman Shirley Boken MR. FRIDLY Low ell Downey Barbara Hermann Lorraine Rose Nancy Lee Kincaid Madeleine Musiroianni Frank Curothers Rogene Wallack Rodney Dickmcmn Ralph Hazen Roger Templeman Ion Dean Belly Murphy Helen Richards William Yahrmarkl Iohn Gullo Betty Trickel Carol Osterman John Melenas Joyce Thompson Lucille Allen Theodora McCoy Ralph Davis Pat Tenanova Myron Yardley Suzanne Lee Jack Abramovilz Rosalie Peterson Jack Henbesl Roberkx Karlin lune Messman Richard Henson Donald Burton Donald Eye Loretta Lumsden LuVonne Franseen Robert Price Iacqueline Lindley MR. REEDER 9-302 I ane Roqqensack Nancy Friberg John Curatolo Sue Swenson Celeste Boyer Alden Swanson Leonard Whiiuker Nancy Carlton Charles G ardner Bradley Wood 31 Richard Varble Sully Marker Robert Becknell Marcia La Fayette N ancy Thomas John Schoonmuker Richard Dayhoff C any Schabacker Tom Blake Maris Wolcou Judy Jackson Gordon Ekstrom Joyce Bryant Conway Johnson Gary Bans lackie Harris Ernest Endsley Pamela Powrie Elaine Budde Judy Higgins Charma Trimble Iohn Hedderich lenv Devine Herbert Wright Ierry Snow David Pciterson Gertrude Harlan MR. FAIRBANKS Earline Hanson Dean Finch Jim Iohnson Elaine Mousel Norman Ekstrom Freddy Weis Shirley Whitley Janet Ellis John Speiser Bevegly Boase Suzanne Oehler Elizabeth Eastman Eva Keckler Bill Norberq Peggy Lampson Ion Siostrom David Schmeling Mary White Walter Westcou Stanley Bronson Emmett Lawson Karen Struyer Gwendolyn Zwiger MR. LARSON 9-204 Betty Io Robert Edgar Ruth Norman Leilcmi Lucille Charles Ruymer Cemti Peiiu Ridens Waffle: Hoppe Smith Roderick Ierrie Bill Maxine Leroy Carl Billie Marie Arnold Nancy Cook Abels Elliott Earls Saiec Griffin Meyers Elliott Joe lean Helen Eleanor Curl Jack 10 Ann Timothy Darnell Williams Long Christensen Stromberg Haith Crawford Westbrook Bonita Tom Jane! Duke Tom Dearmond Lester Shirley Mauermun Knipprath Voy Wolfe Winking Turner Oliver Smith Harry Leila Mary Ann Terehpe Frank Kay Beverly Swinbank Warmoth George Bergfnan Hammer Johnson Fawkes 33 MR. ANNIs 8-99 David Dick Roger Lois Donald Dan Ieannine Richard Cone Northrup VanDeWalker Oslic Whiltemore Seidelmunn Baarstad Larson lane! Nancy Barbara Patricia Gerald loan ludilh Roger Dunklee Guyer Greenberg Landes G ear Johnson Roland Smallwood Brian Philip Patsy Marie Darlene Edwin Randy Gary Peterson Johnson Panozzo Ausiin Meyer Ohman Falk Marshall Esiher . Gary Dowell Patricia Iean Frank Phillip 10 Ann Francis Young Culvert Iocson Whitley Cassaro Ginestra Fosha Margaret Bruun Absent: . Felicia Cox 34 MR. CAMPBELL 8-208 Jerry Bonnie Nancy Delores Paul Dennis Iocmne David Hallslrom Strand Bertchie . Curler Iorqensen Hun! Bramhall Lawson Jerry Melvin Rudolph Sandra Carol Alma Linda William Iohnson Lubman Donnelli Snyder Wrighl Hicks Ratz Ruback Ierry Helen Susan Barbara Edward Larry Marlin Verlyce McCandless Wilhelm Chitty Crooks Vumum Gleasman Harvey Grabow Susan John Joan Edward Ossied Richard Stanton Donald Fitzgerald Currier Bilodeau Rose . Horton Speck Gordon Waite Frances Taylor 35 Gerald I unet Fowler Middleton Ralph Carol Uphouse Sevaslos Patricia Phyllis Dochier Broadway Dawn Nancy Appenzeller Kauffmcn Dorothy Sherman Absent: Paul Boshela Don Kisslinq Lanly Tyler Jean Davis Tony Bradley Bruce Munson Ronald quebrecht MRS. CROSLEY 8-306B Lula Bowers Thomas Streit Keith Morse Lorayne Andreen Iackie Williams Roberta Ploeger Ian Gray Dixie Nelson Shelby Long Iames Quinn Susan Wonman Iudy Brewer Dennis Carlson Martha McDermaid Betty Estes Burdette Short IudY Anderson Iames Heckman Larry Holcomb Delores Pearson Bonnie Allabuuqh Norman Ishizaki Mary Ccmlield Elizabeth Ann Cox Ralph Thompson Si Weir Frances Sager Klaus Price Virginia Kay Babb Sally McLuren loan Davis Walter Gilmor Ronala Price Elson Snider MR. YOUN G 8-222 Don Olson Charles Harris Ienny Battle Norma Schmidt Gordy Sparks Marla Barnes Richard Edwards Marjorie Cutburth 37 Sharron Duclon Billy Kenney Eunice Black Joe Roach Gene Harris Sandra Holquist Diane Boloski Vera Allman We miss the companionship o! Ambrose Bonacquisti who passed away December 10, 1952. Ianice Williams Judy Patterson Mike Elson Ieif Cohen James Lyddon Ioleen Roberis Linda Chapman Glenda Baker Wayne Housewean Oval Miller lack Lind Linda Varble James Parrot! Patricia Bums Roger Peacock Thomas Hansen Bonnie Chapman Jerry Owens . Mike Miller MR. HUXHAM 8-219 James Day lack Maqin Robert Henbest Michael Wells Carol Hesse! Thomas Bell Jane Anderson Kathleen Thompson 38 Virginia Sabin Mary Willson Elmer Holmes Carol Pane Michael Mormnsen June Dyreson Sharon Thompson Judy Gromer Robert Neiber Carolyn Massey Richard Prelopski Elizabeth Norell Tom Canfield luck Bland Dianne Richardson Kenneth Levenick Jonah Harmon Absent: Robert Rush Richard Madden Dorian Lesier Caryl Barnes Nancy Neth James O'Neal MISS FINNEGAN 8-304B Joyce Minnick Sally Cross Kay Sturgeon Geraldine Mutrunqa Gerald Carlson Ronald Porady Barbara Burd Alan Plummet James White Wayne Marilyn Getts Weller Dale Sharon Meyers Plumb James V ' Monya Bickards , McCluren loan Patricia Simailis Siepp 39 Jack Kieckhefer Rodger Anderson Barbara Riddlford James Walquisl Sharon Morgan Forest Calron Richard Paeglow Kate Wiegen MISS OLSON 8-307 Rosalie ' Tommy Sandra Jack Tommy Edwina Sandra Mariorie McDaniel Grimmitt I ohnson Flynn McLaughlin Garner Price White Lesley Ien-y Marjorie ' Maureen Gary Gary Patrice MaryLou Bork Lester Hodges Holmes Powers Keye Iohnslon Nehf Richard Susan Ralph Larry Janet Patricia Bernie David Campobello Seymour Iohnson Scott Vittorio Gibson Koch Bean Iulie Iohn Sharon John Frank Bruce Peggy MaryAnn Reid Schleicher Plymule Wood Guzzurdo James Howard North Robert Larry Monte Mally Kistler Hopkins 40 MISS STAUF 8-114 Carol Harry Ianice Joye Elsbelh Sharon Iames Charles Erickson Patterson DeWaH Gesner Loeppert Branhqm McHugh Thompson Ien'y Iay Richard Gloria Roger Iudy Robert Richard Sexton Heath Askeland Hoey Gilbenson Jamison Kirkpatrick Parrot! Carol Wayne Lynn Carla Mary Sharon Ned Jim Drevs Kramer Mitchell Shaft Foltz Fetch Kirk Shadley Frank Larry Sally Karl NuncY Gary Mariorie Ronnie Ward Slunkard Lamb Pierson Ragnar McLaughlin Rubsamer Pedderson Karen Charles Diane Eby Piela Servant 41 MISS KNOTT 8-316 Carolyn Barbara Kay once Ronald Leo lohn Kathleen Babcock Ladd Wolcon Kamarar Fenelon Blankiield Gedeisl Lyddon Everen Eugene Ronald Carol Ronald Sandra Bonnie Rosalie Thomas Tiffany Olson Kaiser Williams Mooney Anderhub Palmeri David Kay Delores James Iohn Virginia Bruce MaryAnn Stotler Kunz Meyers Yust Jacobson Lanninq Wolff Degrandis MaryAnn Myrna Tom Shirley Eddie Ronald Iumes Iohn Lunning Strand MucMurchy Le Pane Ambrose Henbest I ohnsion Benson Louise Phyllis Kay Tower Johnson Sexsmith MISS SCONE 8-216 Roger Dennis Ora Carol Charlotte Shirley Coe Raymond Stout Swanson Markel Alexander Pgobasco Dull Johnson Robbel Suzanne Jerry Suzanne Gilbert lune Iohn Bill Frederick Kahler Hull Balmer Bailey Ginn Harris Paquin Parker Phyllis James Jack Charles Leona Howard Sam Mary Dobson Barton Bums Wickson Gruber Sims Osborne Youngren Dixie Deborah Carol Virginia Nancy Dorothy Webb Orciu Colehour Highland Luhmun Tunle Biggers Slusica . Stevens Rogers Indy Judy David Iacobs Beckenbaugh Anderson 43 MR. KELTNER 7-207 Iim Falconer Bonnie Crosty Barbara Bush Iames Stanis Edith Winsett Dennis Allen Sue Horion Kay Showen Dick Cook Larry Dolan Ronald Lindvahl Charles Scott Bill Boston Merri McCoy Tom Stacy Sondra Gough Karla Miller Betty McHulton Carol Wood Marilyn Wormley Judy Bryant Kaihy ' Murray J i I . Phynigg' ' ' Klein 'v ,, Anita Lindberq Frank Renn , 44 ., Sieve McCue Ann 7, i3ailey ' Tom Lockyear Dale Mailland Diane Lyford Iim Christiansen Carol Lander Tom Dewing Carol Homberger Kay Beaudrie Dave Conklin Jerry La Fayette Leon Diane Iuhlin Andrews Anne Sandra Sadler qumcm Sharon Loraine Packard Busker Robert Earlene Nieman Olmsiead Ann N ancy Bouruy Hill Absent: Wanda Biond Stephen De Wolf Virginia Inqraciu Kermit Laurent Robert Crosby Anthony Manneri David Strung 9 Dale Bigijer- J ' 1: V Bany-J ' Torrisi Shirly Strand David Stevens Patricia Oellig Carolyn Wilson Robert Moore Robert Beetle Sean Smylhe Bill Fitzgerald Leon Roberts Dorothy Potter Richard Phillips Larry Carlson Edward Scheidegqer Sauy Snider Robert Lee Margo! Ryan Jimmie Nell Kennedy Bonnie Kay Wongstrom Shirley Speak MISS STILES 7-220 Paulette Daniel Iocm Robert Janice Kathleen Ruby Babette Murphy Wickson Sheagren Klein Arand Stanley Pillsbury Sellers Terrell David Bill Joanne Mary Charles Dini Christine Goodwin MacKay Speer Shultz Shellstrom Beasley Bcehmen Togeson Ruth Gerald Joyce Charles Philip Phyllis Pat Harold James Marinelli Finley Sisson Reinhard Weis Anderson Nelson Iames Mylo Donna Virginia F ichatd Arthur Rena Richard Strong Pearson Winke Pulxick Tenny Hays Hicks Ve Note Kay Jeanine Eleanor Wendell Charles Richard Molunder Key Nibbio Edwards Whitaker Bogenrief Sarah Wingo James Givens Michael Glassow Kay Hollenbeck Ted McGinnis Suella Naber Becky Dobler Carol Ann G teen MISS BLACKBURN William Cook Donald Walker Donna Bomgarden Donald Allen Darryl Rice Wanda Price Michael Fahy Bonnie Haddad I ames Coffey Leslie Ball Pal Fort Gayland Griffin 47 Judy Paxton James Winquist Janet Palmeri Iohn Hepburn Roland DeMond Hazel Wheeler Marion Murray Wanda Petetd I udy Gishwiller Indy Brown Terry Bland Robeft Cook Marlene Swanson Gary Swenson Frances Hollingsworlh Mary Ieffreys Carol Eilert Eleanor Pozzi David Kaecher Karen Shores Jerry Linenielser MISS CROSSMAN 7-309 Carol Spurqeon Marlin Knee Charlotte Scoville Terry Foster Emmett McGinnis Rose Gesner Jean LaFranka Donald Moore Carolyn Pigman James Gulshall William Sullivan Iohn Henricks Gerald Worrall 48 James Peterson Ierid Mauer Henry Suski Linda Wilson Belly Gordon Lois Massey Nedru Harris William Brown Pamela Reilsch David Jones Jody Thompson Carol Watson Dennis Nordmoe Ellen Basile Patricia Eggemeier Janet McMurlrie Nancy Kremeyer Nina Basile Cindy Prentice Melinda Jenkins Esther Castor Iohn Raia Mary Beth Curler Karl Kuhler Sandra Bigger Mary Anderson Joanne Conde MISS McLEAN 7-217 Pat Richard Raymond Karen Robert Morgan Compton Roper Braqtz Siostrom Shirley Susan Tom Ada Kenneth White Anderson Thayer Anderson Dyer Mark Paul Dennis Ralph Bill O'Daniell Cox Anderson Holm Hodge once Terry Stephen Karen Donna Arand Bums Rome Gulbrunlson Orvis 49 MR. WAITE 7-218 Sally Beverly Lyle Herbert N eil Judy Mary Dorothy Canfield Taylor Wright Puinam Houdeshell Shoen Johnson Martin Patricia Judy Curtis Sharon I anise Ronald Bill Pauy Funk Burrows Repka Hurgraves Bowman Newkirk Leeson Crumb Iohn Jerry Nancy Iohn Sandra Charlene Robert Eddie Dixon McCraken Thorpe Nash Boyer Chiodini Perno Hoover Marilyn Denise I anet Carolyn David Larry Naomi Donald Carney Mayer Hough Bouton Sbragiu Padgett Brown Bruns Dale John Stevenson Ameriks 50 Arnold Rheingold Judy Phelps Ivan Seele Donna Day Gary Simon Richard Randerson Fred Meyer Richard Herdklotz Ronald Fry Rhoades Lawton MR. FINNEGAN Rita Mouse! Michael Fernandez Sally Green Harriet Sadewater Carol Gorzynski Pakiciu Ferriqan Georgia Grabow John Stewart Elizabeth Naruu Mary Bean Michael Yates David Heidemun 51 Belly Io Fraker Thomas Webb Letitia Orbison Ieanelte Hinerichsen Betty Sue Roach Timothy Hubbell Judy Kiltz Terry Shigley Earl Wells Sharon Sandine Thomas Stevens Dick Smith MISS MCGUIRE 7-317 Robtm Sharon Ann Hurley Anita Henry James Harry Sealing Anderson McKinley Scheidegger Love Lamb Anderson Dailey Shirley Donna Patricia Karen Karen Bobbie Io Ernest Frank Peliy Shafer Knee Rhodes Winquisl McDanel Donaldson Harris Laurence Angela Patricia Thomas Carol William Beverly James ' Henbesl Palmeri Bolton Cudd Williams Allman Benneit Twaddle Gail Sue Ann Ethan Karen Phyllis Martin ' Donald Leonard Ketller Rendigs Natelson Hill Sheldon Krivan Clark Wright Beverly David Moore Picchioni 52 Sandra Wikse Ben Galloway Carol Egdahl Darlene Wagner James Frederick Bonnie Houdeshell Chauncey Mayes Harvey Auras Denise Flack Sharon Blake Susan Schill James Blaser Bernadine VanBuskirk STROMQUIST 7-203 Virginia Gianquinlo Bonnie Kiesbuy William Cage Richard Bulliet Susan Johnson Sandra Anderson Joann Harris Gerald Davis 53 Richard Coupor James Larsen James Benson Rolf Johnson Michael Blake Lynn Bork Douglas Keeqan Donald Loucks Patrick Logan Georgcmna Brainard Sherley Kirkpatrick Roger Thom MISS CRANDALL 7-320 Karen Emmett Skaggs McGinnis Frances Suzanne Brace Lenius Charles Richard Muniz Hillstrom Iunice Jim Bennett Drury Richard Stasica Absent: Karen Knaus Helen Upcharch Leymone Woollens Paula Ierdin Jerry Baker Georgianna Trumbull Larry Billodeau Marianne McGaw Marilyn Magnuson Franklin Beach Larry Burton Gary Waldron Betty Matulin Suzanne Melin Melvin Boolman Jackie Dyerson 54 Allen Prilchen Kay Halvorson David Nippa William Davis Karen Magee Roger Hamilton Sam Muggio Bonnie Peacock Gloria Englehan Terry Snyder Carolyn Curran Willa Mae Heams SCHOOL ACTIVITIES Theresa Rotello is making her campaign speech at the Primary Rally. At the Primary Rally all the students running for office made a speech and told why they felt they were qualified for the office. There were 11 students on the Blue Party and 10 on the Orange. Theresa must have made an impressive speech for she later was elected treasurer of the 9A class. This is Q typical classroom scene on the day of the 9A Class election. This is c1 picture of the 9-313'5 casting their ballots in social studies room 209. From left to right are: Ronnie Iuhlin, Clerk, Carol Iaenicke, Clerk, and Barbara Myers, Judge. Mary Page is receiving a ballot while Ozzie Washington waits to deposit hers. 56 Eqriine Hanson is shown coming out of the voting booth, while Elaine Mousel awaits her turn. A11 ninth graders are allowed to vote if they register before the deadline. Other students in the picture are Shirley Whitley, Jerry Snow, Iudy Higgins, John Hedderich, Ion Sjostrom and Gwen Zwiqer. SCHOOL ACTIVITIES Kay Sohner makes a campaign speech during the 9A class general election rally. The audi- torium and stage were usedas the convention hall. Bob Falbeck and Sam Patton were the presiden- tial candidates. Other candidates shown are, left to right, Susan Oehler, Jean Williams, Mary Harris, and Bob Fatbeck for the Blue party. The candidates for the Orange party, on the right, consist of, Sam Patton, Linda Zttzke, Io Mary Lee and Theresa Rotello. More activity at another polling place. Both the Orange and Blue parties have been trying to win. Left to right, Mary Ann Dubinsky, Bob Carr, Bob Stockburger, and Kay Kim act as judges and clerks. Harold Richards is seated at the right. 57 Looking at the Official Tally Sheet of the Ninth Grade Election of class officers are from left to right, Kay Sohner, Gary Bengston, Gloria Fox, Bill Monge, Nancy Cook, and Bill Olsen. The election which was carried out by the social studies department was not only very exciting but also very educational and Will be remem- bered by many as one of the most interesting events of the school year. SCHOOL ACTIVITIES During the nine A class election there are political rallies held in the auditorium. All the ninth graders have the privilege to come. The scene above is at the primary rally, which was well attended by enthusiastic prospective voters. o This year's campaign was, as usual, very exciting. At the end of CI week of campaigning the final results were, from left to right, Io Mary Lee, Secretary! Sam Patton, President, Linda Zitzke, Vice President, and Theresa Rotello, Treasurer. 58 SCHOOL ACTIVITIES The arrival of CI shipment of new books for the Roosevelt Book Fair is always c1 cause for great interest for students and teachers alike. On display were books for primary children, interme- diates, and teenagers. The teen-age group was the largest. Among the many kinds of books there were some on sports, science fiction, animals, romance, and adventure. There were also some books for adults. The Fairs, just a new project at Roosevelt, are sponsored by the library and English department. Parent's night November 18th found fathers The cameraman stopped in Room 208 where and mothers visiting our school and meeting the he found Mr. Campbell visiting with Larry Scott, teachers of their children. From seven to nine Mr. and Mrs. Scott, and Mr. and Mrs. Grimmett. o'clock the halls were filled With scenes like this. 59 SCHOOL ACTIVITIES Every day during the magazine drive a num- ber was drawn to determine the winner of the treasure chest. If a person had not sold ten d01- lars worth of subscriptions, he or she did not All time high salesman Gordy Sparks dis- plays his tactful methods of selling magazines for our magazine drive. Mrs. Mills, c1 neighbor- ing housewife, has c1 hard time saying no, for get the money. Mr. Schoonmctker holds the box Gordy is persistent. of numbers for Beverley Matthews while she chooses one. The money the school raised from its maga- zine subscription drive last fall was used to buy supplementary materials for student use in classrooms. Many students won prizes, but the grand prize winners were, Gordy Sparks, first prize! a gold wrist watch, Webb Stevens, second prize, CI radio, and Bonnie Anderhub, third prize, an electric hair dryer. 60 SCHOOL ACTIVITIES This outdoor Christmas decoration whose theme centered around the three virtues of FAITH, HOPE, and LOVE was put up by the Citizenship Committee in the hope that its presence would bring the true meaning of Christmas to Roose- velt's students. In addition, the Committee, under the direction of Mr. Van Bar- riger, was responsible for the placing of a beautiful Christmas tree in the main hall of our school. This picture was taken by Webb Stevens of Room 216. 61 SCHOOL ACTIVITIES Students who sold ads for the Roughrider this year include: left to right, Icme Behr, Iecmnette Smith, Nancy Lee Carlton, Iudy Bryant, Carol Wood, Bonnie Crosty, Pat Knee. Second row: Judy Bailey, Jackie Lindley, Pat Peters, Sally Toth, Margaret Beers, Karen Winquist, Ian Ellis, Shirley Petty, Anita Lindburq. Last row: Penny Miller, Diane Lyford, Ann McKinley, and Karen Rhodes. Left to right: Bev Matthews, Io Mary Lee, Linda Zitzke, Iackie Moore, LeiLani Hoppe, Dora Lee Best, Judy Higgins, Second row: Iudy Wood, Betty Clapsaddle, Sally Eichmcm, Gloria Fox, Jackie Peters, Pam Linnard, Bev Bennet. Last row: Fred Weis, Jerry Snow, Larry Dolan, David Picchioni, Dennis Allen, Stephen McCue, Ethan Natelson, and Jim Anderson. 62 SCHOOL ACTIVITIES The five students who sold the most advertising for the Roughrider are: Bev Bennett, Nancy Lee Carlton, Fred Weis, Kay Reber, and Judy Bailey. Judy and Nancy were first and second respectively in sales. They each received a free Roughrider. Kay, Fred, and Bev were next in the order named and each received free season passes to all basket ball games at Roosevelt. Of all the students who sold ads for our Roughrider, Iudy Bailey had the highest record. She was personally re- sponsible for bringing over $140 worth of advertising. We think this was quite a record. Congratulations, Judy. 63 SCHOOL ACTIVITIES Finger painting and ceramics were on display in Room 320 for Open House. The paintings are made with the hands working to the rhythm of music. Ceramics is the modeling of clay into many interesting figures. Carolyn Parker and Marilyn Gersten show examples of Free Brush painting. This is done With tempra points and a little water, to the tune of lively music. It can be used in design and poster work. Making a chart of early explorers to the new world is one of the many projects Miss Mc- Lean's second hour social studies class accome plished. Dom Siedelmon points with pride to CI chart mode by the class. Eddy Ohmon, Lois Ostic and Dick Northrup are other members of the class shown. These boys, members of Miss McLean's sev- enth grade social studies class, are shown here operating a question and answer machine made by, left to right, Terry Burns, Mark O'Doniel, and Steven Raffle. Torn Thoyer, who helped make the board, was absent the day this picture was token. SCHOOL ACTIVITIES Miss Dittloff's Home Arts Class has been studying Childcare, good grooming, managing and decorating a home. This subject is required for all eighth grade girls. From these studies we hope that all the girls will some day be good homemakers. Miss Stauf's seventh grade cooking class was baking muffins the day this picture was taken. Included in the picture, from left to right, are Peggy Olmstad, Margo Ryan, Loraine Busker, Diane Andrews! Carol Williams, Karen Win- quist, Jimmie Kennedy, Bonnie Wongstrom, Shirley Petty, Pat Oellig, Angela Palmeri, Ann Bouray, Sue Ann Rendigs, Phyllis Sheldon, and Sally Snider. Patricia Peter demonstrates to an eager type- writinq class the proper technique used by ex- pert typists. The demonstration stand was a new piece of equipment in the department this year and was purchased partially from magazine drive funds. 65 Music is a popular elective among the stu- dents. Here we find a small group entertaining the rest of the class. Among the entertainers are: La Vonne Grabow, Barbara Lee, Nancy Moline, Jane Messman, Virginia Tindell, Peggy Lampson, IovAnn Threadgill, and Janice Endres. SCHOOL ACTIVITIES This year's Teddy's News staff, Who is responsible for our rival publica- tion, has, in our opinion, given us the best newspaper in years. Seated, left to right, they are: Rosemarie Hobart, Nancy Cook, Dick Gibson, Theresa Rotello, and Sally Wctlington. Standing, they are David Yates, Dotty Cassioppi, Ierry Seinwell, Alice Carner, IoAnn Threadqill, Beverly Bootse, Mrs. Stringer, adviser, and Paul VanSickle. The Roughrlder photographer dropped into the Teddy's News room and snapped a picture of some of the staff reading proof for the school newspaper before it is sent to the publisher. Seated left to right are Dick Gibson, Paul Van- Sickle, Nancy Cook, Rosemarie Hobart, Theresa Rotello, and Dotty Cassioppi. 66 SCHOOL ACTIVITIES Christmas in Many Lands was the theme of this year's Christmas play here at Roosevelt. Each different scene told a story of how Christmas is celebrated in lands such as Germany, England, France, and the U. S. The above picture shows CI scene from Spain. The girls are, from left to right, Patty Terranovcx, Linda Zitzke, Marilynne Gersten, Lucy Stauffer, Iudy Becken- baugh, Ianie Behr, Roberta Karlin, and Becky Hall. Santa Claus was played by Dennis Hunt. On the night of February 11th Roose- velt held its first Family Frolic of this year. Movies, swimming, dancing, and basketball in the gym were some of the activities offered. The busiest places of all were the refreshment stands shown cxbove. 67 SCHOOL ACTIVITIES Mr. Wibom explains the workings ot a metal lathe in machine shop to his class. The boys in this class make metal hammers, screwdrivers and paperweights among other things. They learn to use machines and work with metal as it is done in modern igctories. Drawing is an elective class for eighth and ninth graders, but is required in seventh grade. Shown working in Mr. Annis' Mechanical Draw- ing class are, left to right, Ronald Johnson, Frank Guzzordo, Gilbert Ahmer and Norman Ekstrom. 68 Wood shop is a very popular subject. In this class the boys learn the use of various tools and the fundamentals of woodworking as taught by Mr. Shumway. The boys also learn about forestry, lumber production, and the ap- plication of various wood finishes. Printing is C: 7th Grade required subject. In these classes the boys learn the fundamentals of printing. These boys are shown working on their jobs in a typical classroom scene. There is also a printing I class which may be elected by the students. Dr. George Lamphere, shown here checking Beverly Fewkes' teeth, visits Roosevelt twice CI year. Each time he checks all the students' teeth to see if they have any cavities. His work is an important part of our school health pro- gram. Shown inspecting CI sewing machine in Miss Knott's room are Nancy Hill and Sue Rendigs. The girls in seventh grade sewing classes learn about stitches, seams, as well as the parts of the sewing machine. Making skirts is CI major project for the semester. SCHOOL ACTIVITIES Miss Ann Larson, our school nurse, is weigh- ing Sandra Granquist in the school dispensary. The new stand for medical supplies shown in the picture was purchased by Miss Larson from this year's budget. selling school supplies is an everyday occur- rence outside of Miss Hollern's room at Roose- velt. Miss Hollem or some of her students are usually out here selling to students their neces sary school items. This picture was taken during second and third hour classes on Q typical morning here at school. The students pictured are, from left to right, Frank Ward, Pat Landes, Iim McHugh, and David Yates. SCHOOL ACTIVITIES OUR STUDENT COUNCIL Seated: Barbara Colel Paul Heidemcxn, Theresa Rotello. First Row: Linda Ratz, Iohn Dixon, Philip Reinhard, Tony Bradley, Rhoades Lawton, Wayne Getts, Tom Lockyear, Iames Gutshall, Richard Bulliet, B111 Davis, Karen Rhodes. Second Row: Dicme Servant, Kay Kunz, Growe Bashawl Betty Raymer, Nancy Richards, Kay Jarrett, Charlotte Probasco, Roberta Schmelinq, Danna Stevens, Ada Anderson, Norma Schmidt. Third Row: Sonja Burke, Edwina Garner, Bill Hoople, Cornelius Washington,Char1es Seddon, Bob Becknell, Dan Seidelmann, Jerry Devine, Sharon Thompson, Margot Ryan. The Student Council takes over the duty of checking admits and helps keep order in the auditorium. Every year they handle the subscriptions for our yearbook and collect the money from their home- rooms. 1952-1953 library assistants who help Mrs. Ang check in and out books are, left to right: Marilyn Cordell, Richard Varble, David Bertelsen, Robert Rinedol- tar, Lucille Chmielewski, Carol Trudo, Roberta Schmel'mg. Seated: Sally Toth, Sandra Trotter. Each period a different assistant works at the desk. 70 SCHOOL ACTIVITIES Janice Stenholm, holding King Teddy Junior, . was crowned as the Teddy's News Queen February 28, at the Coronation Ball at Roosevelt. She was chosen from twelve candidates, four from each grade, by the students. Io Mary Lee, Iudy Beckenbaugh, and Cindy Prentice were chosen as the representative from their grades. This year's 9A play was a smash hit. It was Little Women by Sara Spencer, and based on the book by the same name. We enjoyed the play a lot and hope that next year Mr. Waite's selection will be as successful. 71 Throughout the year the Masque Club has been busy planning dramatic activities for as- semblies, plays and extracurricular presenta- tions. Pictured above are Iudy Beckenbaugh, treasurer, Dennis Hunt, President, Debby High- land, secretary, and Paul VanSickle, vice- president. All who enjoyed the play want to congratu- late the entire cast who appeared in the finale. Left to right they are: Rae Ann Place, Io-Ann Threadgill, on Stima, Carol Osterman, Mary Scott, Nancy Kincaid, lean Williams, Bob Fahl- beck, Marilyn Larson, Mary Lou Batty, Lucia Andrle, Madeline Mastrovanni, 'Ierry Seinwill and Paul VanSickle. David Hornberqer, Maida Wallace, Linda Russell, and Kenneth Ruiz are learning the identification and functions of automobile parts in conjunction with a unit on Machinesl in Mr. Owenls class in Room 308. The second semester this year the Roughrider enlisted the services of Bradley Wood and his camera. He took quite a few pictures for us, and did some developing and printing. Here we see Brad showing his camera to Mr. Van Barriger, Keith Warner, and Iames Tarro. SCHOOL ACTIVITIES A group of students in Mr. Finnegan's class have been doing map study in geography class. They are: standing, Pat Crumb, Naomi Brown, Denise Mayer, John Americks, Dale Stevenson, Iohn Dixon, and Ierry Mc Cracken. Seated, Janet Houqh and Charlene Chiodini. The Junior Red Cross have been busy pre- paring for Red Cross Week and the enrollment drive for members. The album in the picture came from Japan and tells about Japanese Holidays. In the picture are Sue Horton, Sally Ccmtield, Freddy Weis and James Church. MUSIC Clarinets: Gary Bengston Bradley Wood Carl Gulbrondsen David Yates Anthony Bradley John Curatoeo James Tarro John Beal Edward Gonzales Mike Harris Bob Becknell Richard Graves OUR CONCERT BAN D Dick Dayhoff Myron Yardley Percussion: Leonard Whitaker Raymond Picchieti David Gitchel Bill Olson Comets: Wayne Getts Kenny Ruiz Gary Schabacker 74 Drum Major: Chuck Seddon Absent: lack Abramovitz Barton Carlson Mike Shallberg Riley Cummings Kenneth Probst Rodney Repka Comets: Jim Church Duane Dyer Chuck Gardner Bassoon: Bruce Munson Flutes: Robert Rinedollar Norman Grimes Horns: Terry Keegan Alfonzo Rinaldi OUR CONCERT BAND Saxaphones: Richard Votrble Dale Plumb Jerry Iohnson Gerald Carlson Oboe: Jerry F owler Baritones: Ralph Johnson Bob Price Bill Peila 75 Trombones: Ian Gray Louis Dal C0110 B111 Ruback chd Director: Mr. George Trumbull ,Bthsses: Richard Paeglowe Dick Henson Tom Blake Percussion: Paul Van Sickle MUSIC OUR CONCERT ORCHESTRA Woodwinds. Cellos, Basses. Violas First row, left to right; Carol Hessel, Sandy Granquist, Marilyn Gersten. Second row, once Lego! Elaine Buddel Pat Militellol Iecmnette Smith, Carol Criddlebcxugh, Libby Eastman. Last row, Sally Watlington, Judy Collins, Sandra Trotter! Ncmcy Magnusson. The bass players are loan Davis and Ronnie Henbest. 76 OUR CONCERT ORCHESTRA Violins, Brass, Percussion, F lute First row, left to right: Iohn Hedderick, concert master, Mary Canfield, Frank Nusbaum, Sally Kampmeier, Dave Dugcm. Second row, Dick Gibson, Kay Pettis, Paul Erickson, Lucia Andrle, Barbara McCaslin, Duane Nally. Third Row, Kathleen Ferrigcm, Roberta Schmeling, Anne Thomas, Tim Westbrook, Ted Loy, Iuicmne Group, Janet Ellis. Last row, Gordon Ekstrom, Ken Wilkinson, Judy Dyerson, Tom Winkinq, Terry James, Chuck Lind, Bob McLaughlin. Percussion; standing, Paul Van Sickle of the band, Ierry Devine and Miss Emma Green, orchestra director. 77 L- :- I v Q '3; The 8th grade band is CI continuation of the 7th grade organization. It is an intermediate band between the beginning and the 9th grade Concert Band. It played for an assembly on Feb- ruary 19th and in the Spring Concert. The members of the 7th grade band for the most part have not played any musical instrument before enrolling in the organization. Early in the fall the sounds coming from Room 95 can only be classed as unorganized noise. By Christmas, however, the band is able to play a few marches and some Christmas Carols. When Spring Concert time arrives the 7th grade band has been trans- formed from a class into an organization playing easy overtures and selections. 78 The 8th grade orchestra meets for full orchestral rehearsal twice weekly. They combine the other three ddys in sectionols under much the same plan as their first year. Many of these students own their own instruments and study privately. It is interesting to note the advancement in reading ability and repertoire over the year. The 7th grade orchestra meets for one full rehearsal weekly. The other four days are spent in sec- tionals, Mr. Hall directing the winds and percussion, Miss Green the strings. Many of this group are studying piano or cm instrument privately. Nearly all members of the class practice their instrument outside of school. 79 MUSIC 80 TEDDY'S TRILLERS Teddy's Trillers, cm extra curricular singing organization, meets every Fri- day morning. They are: Donna Stevens, Judy Bietau, Ianice Stenholml Sonja Stockstead, Suzanne Oehler, Io-Ann Threadgill, Carol Cridlebauqh, Debby Highland, Carol Olsen, Jean Mc- Geachie, Susan Chitty, Judy Becken- baugh, Nancy Ragnar, Sharon Plumb, Jeannine Lambert, Lucy Stauffer, Bar- bara Ladd, Kay Maitland, Marilynn Gersten, Becky Hall, Pam Linnard, Marcia Maynard, Pat Dochier, Sally Watlington, Robert Rinedollar, John Currier, Terry James, Mike Wells, Tom Scott, Paul Van Sickle, Ted Loy, Roger Van De Walker, Craig Peeples, Sam Patton, Boy Prater, Bob Mc Laughlin, Keith Morse, Jack Holtke, Ralph John- son, Iohn Schoonmaker. During the Christmas season music is heard ringing through the halls as students of the music classes sing Christmas Carols. The 8th grade is shown here under the direction of Miss MC Guire singing on the North stairway. SPORTS -- FOOTBALL 1; w, The ninth grade football squad consisted of, from left to right, front row: DuWayne Wolfe, Dick New- kirk, Bart Frary, Normy Ekstrom, Dick Dayhoff, Bill Peila, Gordy Ekstrom, Bill Mongel David Yates, David Bertelsen. Second row: B111 Purdy, Riley Cummings, Chuck Gardner, Bob Newkirk, Bob Becknell, Icy Karlin, Mike Burkholder, Kenny Wilkinson, Dick Gibson, Gary Bengston, Ted Loy, Dick Lewis, A1- fred Yancey. Last row: B111 Norberg, Alden Swanson, Richard Peterd, Bill Randerson, Tom Blake, David Patterson, Robert McLaughlin, Iim Tarro, John Schocnmctker, Ierry Seinwill, Craig Peeples, Conway Johnson. The eighth grade football team, along with their coach, Mr. Fairbanks, are shown here. They are from left to right, front row: Jerry Hallstrom, Webb Stevens, Wayne Kramer, Richard Parrot, lack Flynn, Mike E15011, Gordy Sparks, Gary Keye. Second row: Ronald Olson, Gary McLaughlin, Ralph Johnson, Richard Campobello, B111 Ruchk, Norman Ishizak1,Donc11d Whittemore, Chuck Peila. Last row: Fred Parker, Si Weir, Jim Day, Dick Northrup, David Cone, Ieff Cohen Robert Malley, John Sch1e1cher, and Mr. Fourbcmks 82 SPORTS w FOOTBALL Eight linemen of Roosevelt's 1952 squad, who helped block out opposing team's tacklers are, left to right: Bill Randersori, Normy Ekstrom, Richard Newkirk, Bob Beck- nell, lay Karlin, Bob Newkirk, Gordy Ekstrom, and Dave Patterson. Alden Swanson readies himself to crash through Bill Purdy and Bill Norberq during football practice behind West High last fall. This type of drill develops CI strong, pow- erful line needed for a good football team. Four fellows who put much punch into our hard, charging backfield run through some signals. This helps to develop smooth working plays. They are, from left to right: Bill Peila, right halfback, Dick Dayhoff, quarterback, Tom Blake, quarterback and full- back, and Richard Peterd, right halfback. 83 SPORTS e BASKETBALL OUR BASKETBALL TEAM This year's basketball team was fairly successful, winning almost half of their games. Our team coached by John Young is shown, left to right, first row: Don Madden, Dick Parrot, Bill Hoffman, Dick Stasiccx. Second row: Lyle Wheelv er, Bob Johnston, Conway Johnson, Bob Jennings, B111 McDanel, Dick Theisen and Manager Ronald Henbest. Third row: Dick Northrup, A1 Hagner, Jeff Cohen, Sam Patton, and Craig Peeples. This season was an exciting one for the fans which were thrilled by the performances of our players. Several times our boys gave tine showings of themselves, pulling such close games out of the fire as the one we won against West Soph. B, 56 to 54. Ending with a six-six record, our fans are quite proud of the players. Roosevelt 48 Harlem ............. 21 Roosevelt 59 Beloit 53 Roosevelt ...... 49 Beloit .. .. .. 48 Roosevelt . 26 Lincoln4 . 61 Roosevelt ...... 6O Freeport ............ . 49 Roosevelt ..... 25 .Harlem . 30 Roosevelt 56 West B ..... .5 54 Roosevelt . . 36 Freeport .............. 51 Roosevelt , 43 EastB .. .. 40 Roosevelt . 39 Washington ..... 73 Roosevelt ...... 39 Washington 54 Roosevelt ...... 39 Lincoln 64 84 SPORTS w BASKETBALL Iohn Wessels, one of our forwards, Dave Cone, ct high jumping center and life saver of the game against West spot expert and CI good shot, is shown Soph. B, jumps along with on East jumping along With an unidentified Sohp. B boy in cm attempt to tap the Harlem player at our opening game in ball to one of his teammates. Iohn was an attempt to tap the ball to one of his an expert at long shots and a good teammates. We won this game, 48 to 21. rebounder. This is c1 common sight at c: basketball game. Every time c: point is made one of our good looking and popular cheerleaders leads c1 cheer for the boy who added the tally. Shown in the picture along With her companions is Patty Terro- nova leading in a yell. 85 SPORTS e BASKETBALL Sam Patton's sparkling performance against Freeport Iunior High was one of the reasons we detected this team. Scrm turned in many fine performances at his regular guard spot along with Tom Blake. Sam, 0 leader in many activities as well as class president, helped to boost our team to CI five game winning streak, defeating Harlem, Beloit, Free- port, West B, and East B. LG Vern Sherer's 15 points against the East Soph. B team was a great help in 0 game Roosevelt won 43 to 40. La Vern has made 25 points in each of three games, 23 points in two other games, and 15 in this one. Up to the date of this picture our team had not lost a game. Bill Hoffman was c1 big help in CI game Roosevelt lost 30 to 25. Bill is a good shot at his forward position. We see him driving in for a lay-up to add another two points to our score. SPORTS - SWIMMIN G OUR SWIMMIN G TEAM One of the most popular sports at Roosevelt is swimming. This year's team, coached by Mr. Harry Nutting, are shown above. First row, left to right: Micheal Yates, Webb Stevens, Harry Moline, Don Allen, Bob Gantz. Second row: Gordy Sparks, Bart Frary, Bill Peila, Norm Ekstrom, Tom Thayer. Third row: Fred Parker, Alden Swanson, B111 Purdy, Dave Patterson, Dick Rucinski. This year's swimming team, although not achieving the championship won by last year's squad, finished an average season. As can be seen from the scores below, we broke even in our meets with other schools, and finished second in the Junior High Triangular Meet. Roosevelt ...... 41 Ianesville ............ 16 Roosevelt ...... 46 Washington ...... 1 1 Roosevelt ...... 48 Washington ...... 5 Roosevelt ...... 20 Lincoln .................... 37 Roosevelt ...... 19 Lincoln t 38 Roosevelt ...... 36 Iomesville ............ 40 Lincoln 51 Roosevelt 23 Washington 6 87 SPORTS - TRACK TRACK TEAM e 1952 Fourth row, standing left to right: Pat Wtkse, Fred Boshela, Alan Riddtford, David Cone, David Patterson, Rex Parker, Bob Young, Martin Prins, Dan Shoudy, Roger Edwards, Ioe Perdew. Third row, left to right: David Owens, Charles Neth, Tom Lct Frankcx, Dick Northrup, Warren Johnson, Sam Patton, Don Grabow, Fred Shunders, Tom G1eichman,Tony Gayton, Steve Whittemore. Second row! left to right: Ronald Rowland tM. G. RJ, Dick Brouqh, Iohn Ralston, Tom Lester, Jack Johnson, Randall Larson, Ioe White, Mark Fridly, Tom Hansen, Donald Schwartz, Robert Sharp, David Bertelsen tM. G. RJ. First row, left to right: Barrie Burridge tM. G. RJ, Fred Parker, David Proudfoot, Carl Arco. Bob Kohler, Roger Anderson, Bob Condom, Le Roy th2, Jim Grubb, Bob Hollingsworth, Iohn Neubctver, Barton Wilcox, Michael Burkholder. The outstanding event of the 1952 Roosevelt Track season occurred on May 8th When the final result of the meeting with Lincoln Iunior High was an exact tie; 43 to 43. This has only happened once before in Roosevelt Track history. The Triangular Championship meet results were: Lincoln 491 Roosevelt 43, Washington 15. Roosevelt defeated Washington in CI dual meet 58 to 28. Martin Privs was undefeated c111 sea- son in the 440 yard run. ' This picture and write up are of the 1952 track season as the '53 track squad is not selected, nor the meets run until after our Routhider goes to the printers. 88 GIRLS' SPORTS tx The girls who are pictured above are the ninth grade student leaders of G. A. A. Each has been ac- tive in most of the G. A. A. activities. Left to right in the back row are, Maida Wallace, Libby Eastman, Kay Jarrett, Pat Militello, Sally Watlington, Lucia Andrle, Elaine Budde, and Pam Powrie. In the middle row they are Marianne Dubinsky, Ianet Ellis, Judy Collins, Ieannette Smith! Io Mary Lee, Kay Beber, Sharon Stein, Marcia Crosby, and Claudia Carter. Seated in the front row are Beverly Matthews, Bar- bara Cole, Janet Kruse, Dora Lee Best, Sarah Stevens, and Io Ann Threadgill. The girls in this picture are the eighth grade G. A. A. student leaders. They are, from left to right, in the back row: Mary Canfield, Leslie Bork, Barbara Ladd, Monya McClaren, Dorain Lester, and Carolyn Babcock. In the first row they are Mary Lou Nehf, Cathy Lyddon, Barbara Greenberg, Nancy Guyer, and Joann Foshq. 89 GIRLS' SPORTS Early in the fall, as G. A. A. gets under way, electing of officers is held. From left to right are: Mary Canfield, Leslie Bork, 8th grade repre- sentatives, 'cmd Patty Terranova, Vice- president, Barbara Cole secretary, and Libby Eastman acting as president. The girls were elected by the G. A A. members at c: meeting after school. We know these girls will be a credit to G. A. A. Life Saving is one of the major G. A. A. activities. Artificial respiration was one of the most interesting parts. The new Back Pressure Arm Lift Method is being demonstrated by Marcia Crosby and Celeste Boyer. The arm lift is being applied to Icmet Kruse and Back pres- sure to Nancy Bertchie. 7th grade stunts and tumbling takes place after school. Pictured here are Ann MC Kinley and Bev Bennett, left foreground, and Carol Spurqeon and Diane Andrew on the right. Roosevelt cheerleaders are shown here doing the Cheer, Choo, Choo, Choo. They are Patty Terranova, Janice Stenholm, Grace Bashawl Betty Shanhouse, Dotti Cassioppi, and Liz Clark. 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Main Street Rockford, Illinois , Rug Cleaners Member Telephone 4-3052 Federal Reserve System 1026-1028 School Street Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Rockford, Illinois 103 Compliments Northwest Market of 2505 Auburn Sireet Barelll Cleaners Rockford,1uinois 316 Sourth Court Street Dial 4-7624 CONGRATULATION S Comphments 0f CLASS OF 1953 Parker Iewelers 318 W. State Street Dial4-4861 Ro ckford,I11inois The Chocolate Shop Diamonds - Watches - Jewelry 225 S. Main Street BEST FOOD IN TOWN yEAnpooWDNER and PILATEZMAKERS egg - v V I ,, LOG nzkayz-iwcrrfg . 'h . V 7 : i ' Rockfdnn , Ill SIRAT' N G COMPANY 317 MARKET STREET 0 ROCKFORD. ILLINOIS WHIMPY HAMBURGER SHOP PLATE LUNCH COFFEE SANDWICHES 920 Kilburn Avenue Rockford. Illinois CHUCK HENCH Standard Oil Products DIAL 2-91 15 North Main and Auburn 105 Nihan 6: Martin Mrs. Fisher's Potato Prescription ChlPS - 1003 Fifth Avenue Druqq1sts ' ALWAYS FRESH AND Rockford. Illinois DELICIOUS C. Elliott's Umbrella Hospital STOP IN NEW COVERS AND AT PARTS Pick Up and Delivery Extra 407 S. Pierpont Avenue Dial 4-8058 Rockford, Illinois Tuckwood Restaurant Compliments OWENS Inc. C. S. Gardner4 Main Floor Accessories Rockford, Illinois Compliments of K. 6: K. CLEANERS 921 Elm Street DIAL 3-4424 We Keep the Spots 106 Compliments Ray's Grocery 3825 Preston Street Rockford, Illinois Compliments of State Theatre Phone 2-2532 105 W. State Street Rockiord, Illinois Compliments of Hotel Lafayette Lil's Grill 1053 West State Street Open 24 hours Closed Sundays and Holidays MISS LILLIAN SCHIER Proprietor and Manager Start Success EaHy SAVE WITH US REGULARLY Liberal Earnings Added to your Account Each June 30 and December 31 F IRST FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION 114 N. Church St. Dial 5-8764 Savings Insured to $10,000 by F. S. L. I. C. WOOD ELECTRIC COMPANY COMMERCIAL INDUSTRIAL RESIDENTIAL Wiring Installations Quality and Workmanship Guaranteed DIAL 3-4772 107 Edith Parrish Fashion Corner Rockford Miller's Coffee Shop 112 South Church Street OPEN 6 AM. to 8 PM. Closed Sunday 555: Refreshment 4 m dea XX 13 a good: . H 4-, v33 5; 4 3 , 4 l. wmkumm A DRINK 1 QM? Metropolitan Chain Store 304 West State Street Rockford, Illinois McCUE PATTERN WORKS Wood and Metal Patterns 220 Mill Street Rockford. Illinois Compliments of PEORIA-ROCKFORD BUS CO. 1034 Seminary Street Dial 3-3424 108 A comphmems Compliments 1 of A of Shanhouse 6: Sons Magndia, Arkansas S K A N D I A H A R D W A R E Compliments C O of Winnebago Tire A Supply CO. 329 - 7th Street ' 813 w. State Street DIAL 4-9428 - Dial 4-4225 Rockford. Illinois Compliments of ACME READY MIX CONCRETE CO. Industrial and Domestic Ready Mixed Concrete 181 Morgan Street Dictl 3-5466 109 Centerville Greenhouse FLOWERS FOR ALL The Store OCCASIONS Where Wise People Shop Dial 2-1127 Rockford. Illinois WOOD'S Richards DRUG STORE Storage 6: Van Co. 112-120 Court Place Rockford, Illinois ' 118-120 South Main Street Archie S. Richards Rockford. Illinois Agent, Allied Van Lines, Inc. Dial 3-8427 ROCKFORD PRINTING 6c SUPPLY CO. Commercial Printing 0 Office Equipment Stationers 214-216 East State Street ROCKFORD. ILLINOIS Telephone 2-7719 Haas Ed Carlson's Ice Cream Company CLOTHING - FURNISHINGS SHOES Manufacturers of GLAD'S ICE CREAM 303 E. State Steel 3213 W. State Street Wholesale and Retail Ed Walt 77 I d3qer'5 Central Market Inc. Allen's Everything for the Table QUALITY GROCERIES AND MEATS Crockery Store Phone's: Dial 3-4838, 3-4839, 3-4830 207 N. Church Street HENRY LINDBERG Carpets Furniture Bedding 218 South Main Street Rockford, Illinois 4203 W. State Street Phone 2-2242 MUNSON'S ROYAL BLUE FOOD STORE 111- Balmer Electric Appliance Sales and Service ADMIRAL TV AND RADIOS REFRIGERATORS APEX WASHERS HAMILTON DRYERS ARVIN RADIOS 907 Kilburn Avenue Dial 2-2122 Graceffa 6: Sons STEAKS OF DISTINCTION 727 Kilburn Avenue MORGAN LINEN SERVICE Complete Linen Service 1509 Kilburn Avenue Rockford, Illinois Phone 3-5815 ROCKFORD'S FINEST PLANT 2 93$ mgwn E 5141722 619;; FEATURING DELUXE SERVICE HAROLD E. ANDERSON, Proprietor 1222 BROADWAY DIAL 3-8411 The Snider Press Gracefia 6: Sons 727 Kilbum Avenue BUSINESS PRINTING OUR PLEASURE IS TO . SERVE YOU HRQYH HPete Ben . FREE DELIVERY Phone 4-0243 2303 N. Mam St. $4.00 Minimum Avon Cotta Pharmacy. Inc. Barber and Beauty Shop 2429 W. State St. 4301 W. State St. FRANK B ARBER Dial 3-8409 Dial 5-1164 . Proprletor COMPLIMENTS of I OSEPH BEHR 5: SONS. Inc. 113 Bellars Transfer 6: Storage 4427 Auburn Street Rockford, Illinois Compliments of 0 SCOTT'S WYMAN STREET BAKERY Wedding and Party Cakes Our Specialty Roosevelt ' Junior High School 132 North Wyman Street FGCUHY Dial 4-4912 CONGRATULATIONS TO CLASS OF 1953 Compliments 1. L. CLARK MFG. C0. of N I C H O L S O N H A R D W A R E 2 STORES 208-210 Seventh Street 1418-1420 Twentieth Street Rockford. Illinois ' NORTHWEST ..;' 71 CONGBATULATIQNS 1 to the y, , CLASS OF; $1953 I I 4 I l f 4 .x ., H; x ,7 ,1 . ,f' 4 U l 4 L x M K 4 Q71 ,4 I 4, 4 , , t X ' x a x f x STEEL cpNSTRUCTIQN CQ x1 x X 2415- 20th Street - 3411p g. Dial .L5f-0212 ,i ' I! ' Rockford, Illinois j' P. O. 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Christine, 46 Logeson. Sonic, 22 Long, Helen, 33 Long, Shelby, 36 Loucks, Donald, 53 Love, Anita, 52 Lowmcm, Sandra, 45 Lowrey, Harriett, 25 Loy, Theodore, 27, 77, 80, 82 Lubmctn, Melvin, 35 Lumsden, Lorrettcr, 31 Lyddon, Cathleen, 42, 89 118 Lyddon, James A., 38 Lyford, Diane, 44, 62 M Maavich, Sam, 20 Mac Kay, David, 46 Mac Murchy, Thomas, 42 Madden, Richard Ir., 39, 84 Maddrell, Julie, 28 Maqee, Karen, 54 Maggie, Samuel, 54 Magin, Jack, 38 Magin, Thomas, 23 Magnuson, Marilyn, 54 Magnuson, Nancy, 24, 78 Maitland, Dale, 44 Muitland, Kay, 5, 27, 80 Mally, Bob, 40, 82 Mannirct, Anthony, 45 Marinelli, Gerold, 46 Marinelli, Thomas, 26 Markell, Ora, 6, 43 Marker, Sally, 31 Marshall, Gary, 34 Martin, Dorothy, 50 Martin, Iona, 26 Martini, Patricia, 29 Marvin, Beth, 22 Massey, Carolyn, 38 Massey, Lois, 48 Matczlin, Betty, 54 Matheson, James, 20 Mathews, Beverley, 24, 60, 62, 89 Mastoicmni, Madeline, 30, 71 Matrangc, Geraldine, 39 Mauermcm, Bonita, 33 Maurer, Ierid, 48 Mayer, Denise, 50, 72 Mayes, Chauncey, 53 Maynard, Marcia, 5, 27, 80 McCandless, Jerry, 35 McCasl'm, Barbara, 20, 77 McClaren, Monya, 39, 89 McCoy, Merri Ann, 44 McCoy, Theodra, 30 McCracken, Gerald, 50, 72 McCue, Stephen, 44, 62 McDanel, Iames B111, 21, 84 McDanel, Bobbie, 52 McDaniel, Rosalie, 40 McDermcxid, Martha, 36 McFarland, John, 28 McGaW, Marianne, 54 Mchw, Ronald, 28 McGeachie, Jean, 23, 80 McGinnis, Emmett, 48, 54 McGinnis, Theodore, 47 McHu'gh, James, 41, 69 McHutton, Elizabeth, 44 McKinley, Ann, 52, 62, 90 McLaren, Sally, 37 McLaughlin, David, 20 McLaughlin, Gary, 41, 82 McLaughlin, Robert, 29, 77, 80, 82 McLaughlin, Thomas, 40 McMurtrie, Janet, 49 Mead, Mary, 24 Melenas. John, 30 Melin, Suzanne, 54 Messman, Icme, 31 Messmcm, June, 24, 65, 90 Metros, James, 26 Meyer, Darlene, 34 Meyer, Donald, 20 Meyer, Delores, 42 Meyer, Fred, 51 Meyer, James, 26 Meyer, Ronald, 29 Meyers, Dale, 39 Middleton, Icnet, 36 Militello, Patricia, 24, 76, 89 Miller, Janice, 20 Miller, Karla, 44 Miller, Mike, 38 Miller, Oval, 38 Miller, Penelope, 22, 62 Miller, Preston Dale, 4, 21 Miller, Terry, 23 Minnick, Joyce, 39 Mitchell, Louise, 20 Mitchell, Lynn, 41 Moen, Raymond, 30 Molcmder, Kay, 46 Moline, Donald, 21 Moline, Harry, 22, 87 Moline, Nancy, 21, 65 Monge, William, 23, 57, 82 Montanye, Roberta, 28 Montcmye, Ronald, 29 Mooney, Sandra, 42 Moore, Beverly, 52 Moore, Donald, 48 Moore, Jacquelyn, 28, 62 Moore, Robert, 45 Morgan, Jeanne, 28 Morgan, Patricia, 49 Morgan, Sharon, 39 Morse, Keith, 36, 80 Mousel, Elaine, 32, 56 Mousel, Rita Mae, 51 Mortenson, Michael, 38 Munson, Bruce, 36, 75 Munson, Mary, 28 Muntz, Charles, 54 Murphy, Betty, 30 Murphy, Paulette, 46 Murray, Helen, 29 Murray, Kathleen, 44 Murray, Marion, 47 Myers, Arnold, 33 3 Myers, Barbara, 21, 56 N Nabet, Suelld, 47 Nclley, Duane, 29, 77 Narvcx, Elizabeth, 51 Nash, John, 50 Natelson, Ethan, 52, 62 Nehf, Mary, 40, 89 Neiber, Robert, 38 Nelson, Darlene, 28 Nelson, Dixie, 36 Nelson, Harold, 46 Neth, Nancy, 39 Newirk, Ronald, 50 Newkirk, Richard, 23, 82, 83 Newkirk, Robert, 21, 82, 83 Nibbio, Eleanor, 46 Niemcm, Robert, 45 Nippu, David, 54 Norberg, William, 32, 82, 83 Nordmoe, Dennis, 49 Norell, Elizabeth, 38 North, Mary, 40 Northrup, Richard, 34, 64, 82, 84, 88 Nussbaum, Franklyn, 27, 77 O O'Daniell, Mark, 49, 64 Oehler, Suzanne, 32, 57, 80 Oelliq, Patricia, 45, 65 Ohmcm, Edwin, 34, 64 Oliver, Lester Keith, 33 Olmstead, Earlene, 45, 65 Olsen, Carole Ann, 27, 80 Olsen, Billy, 23, 57, 74 Olson, Donald, 37 Olson, Ronald, 42, 82 Olthoff, Jeannine, 29 O'Neal, James, 39 Orbison, Letitia, 51 Orvis, Donna, 49 Osborne, Samuel, 43 Oslund, Linda, 25 Osterman, Carol, 30, 71 Ostic, Lois, 34, 64 Owens, Jerry, 38 Owens, Nancy, 22 P Packard, Sharon, 45 Padgett, Larry, 50 Pqeglow, Richard, 39, 75 Page, Mary, 21, 56 Painter, Juanita, 21 Pulmeri, Angela, 52, 65 Polmeri, Janet, 47 Palmeri, Rosalie, 42 Panozzo, Patricia, 34 Paquin, Bill, 43 Parker, Carolyn, S, 27, 64 Parker, Frederick, 43, 82, 87 Parrott, Icmes, 38 Parrott, Ralph, 41, 82, 84 Parson, Natalie, 28 Parton, Judith, 47 Patrick, Mary, 46 Patterson, David, 32, 82, 83, 87, 881 Patterson, Harry, 41 Patterson, Judith, 37 Patton, Samuel, 27, 57, 58, 80, 84, 86, 88 Paye, Judith, 26 Payne, Thomas, 26 Peacock, Bonnie, 54 ' Peacock, Roger, 38 Pearson, Delores, 36 Pearson, Mylo, 46 Pedderson, Ronnie, 41 Peeples, Craig, 29, 80, 82, 84 Peilcx, Charles, 41, 82 Peila, Bill, 22, 75, 82, 83, 87 Perdew, Joseph, 24 Pemo, Robert, 50 Peter, Carl, 23 Peter, Iacqueline, 27, 62 Peter, Patricia, 22, 62, 65 Peterd, Richard, 27, 82, 83 Peterd, Wanda, 47 Peters, Nancy, 20 Peterson, Brian, 34 Peterson, James, 48 Peterson, Rosalie, 31 Petit, Justin, 23 Pettis, Kathleen, 27, 77, 90 Petitt, Earl, 33 Petty, Shirley, 52, 62, 65 Phelps, Judith, 51 Phillips, Richard, 45 Picchietti, Raymond, 74 Picchioni, David, 52, 62 Pierson, Karl, 41 Pigman, Carolyn, 48 Pillsbury, Ruby, 46 Pitts, Harold, 23 Place, Rae Ann, 26, 71 Ploeger, Roberta, 36 Plumb, Dale, 21, 75 Plumb, Sharon, 39, 80 Plummet, Alan, 39 Plymule. Sharon, 40 Polglaze, Beverly, 29 119 Porter, Robert, 26 Potter, Dorothy, 45 Powers, Gary, 40 Powrie, Pamela, 32, 89 Pozzi, Eleanor, 48 Prater, Roy, 29, 80 Prelospski, Richard Lee, 38 Prentice, Cynthia, 49, 71 Price, Klaus, 37 Price, Robert, 31, 75 Price, Ronald, 37 Price, Sandra. 40 Price, Wanda, 47 Priebe, Thomas, 25 Pritchard, Allen, 54 Pritchard, Gail, 30 Pritzluff, Sandra, 28 Probasco, Charlotte, 43, 70 Purdy, Bill, 28, 82, 83, 87 Putnam, Herbert, 50 Q Quinn, James, 36 R Raffle, Stephen, 49, 64 Ragnar, Nancy, 41, 80 RCIiCI, John, 49 Randerson, William, 23, 82, 83 Randerson, Richard, 51 Ratz, Linda, 35, 70 Ray, Marianne, 28 Raymer, Betty, 33, 7O Reber, Kay, 28, 63, 89 Rehwald, Tom, 6, 24 Reichenbach, Joseph, 4, 30 Reid, Juliet, 40 Reinhard, Philip, 46, 70 Reitsch; Pamela, 48 Rendings, Sue, 52, 65, 69 Renn, Frank, 44 Repkq, Curtis, 50 Repkct, Rodney, 20 Rheingold, Arnold, 51 Rhodes, Karen, 52, 62, 70 Rice, Carol, 26 Rice. Darryl, 47 Richards, Harold, 20, 57 Richards, Helen, 30 Richards, Nancy, 70 Richardson, Dianne, 39 Rickards, James, 39 Riddiford, Barbara, 39 Ridens. Ruth Ann, 33 Riggins, Judy, 32, 56, 62 Rinaldi, Alfonso, 22, 75 Rinedollar, Robert, 28, 70, 75, 80 Roach, Betty, 51 Roach, Ice, 37 Robbel, Raymond, 43 Robbins, Phyllis, 29 Roberts, Ioleen, 38 Roberts, Leon, 45 Roderick, Charles, 33 Rodgers, Orcicx, 43 Rogers, Nolan, 27 Rogers, William, 26 Roggenscrck, Jane, 31 Roland, Iudith, 34 Roper, Raymond, 49 Rose, Edward, 35 Rose, Lorraine, 30 Rotello, Theresa, 23, 56, 57, 58, 66, 70 Rubcxck, William, 35, 75, 82 Rubsamen, Marjorie, 41 Rucinski, Richard, 27, 87 Ruiz, Kenny, 21, 72, 74 Russell, Linda, 21, 72 Rutter, Darlene, 24 Rutter, Patricia, 21 Ryan, Margot, 45, 65, 70 S Sabin, Virginia, 38 Sadewctter, Harriet, 51 Sadler, Anne, 45 Sager, Jane Frances, 37 quec, Carl, 33 Sanders, Ruth, 26 Sandine, Sharon, 51 Sarber, Donna, 30 Sbraqia, Eugene, 50 Scunland, Kerdith, 25 Schabcxcker, Gary, 31, 74 Schcfman, Barbara, 30 Scheidegqer, Edward, 45 Scheidegger, Harley. 52 Schill, Susan, 53 Schleicher, Dennis, 20 Schleicher, John, 40, 82 Schmelinq, David, 32 Schmeling, Roberta, 25, 70, 77 Schmidt, Norma, 37, 70 Schoonmaker, John, 31, 80, 82 Schoonmaker, Victor, 29 Schroedel, Wallace, 24 Scott, Charles, 44 Scott, Laird, 40, 59 Scott, Mary, 25, 71 Scott, Thomas, 27, 80 Scoville, Charlotte, 48 Seddon, Charles, 4, 30, 70, 74 Seele, Ivan, 51 Seeling, William, 52 Seidelmarm, Daniel, 34, 64, 70 Seinwell, Gerald, 24, 66, 71, 82 Sellers, Annabelle, 21 Sellers, Babette, 46 Servant, Diane, 41, 70 Sevastos. Carol, 36 Sexmith, .Kay, 42 Sexton, Jerry, 41 Seymour, Susan, 40 Shadden, Cloyd, 20 Shadley, James, 41 Shafer, Larry, 27 Shaff, Carla, 41 Shallberq, Mike, 28 Shcmhous, Betty, 28, 90 Sheagren, 10cm, 46 Sheldon, Phyllis, 52, 65 Shellstrom, Mary Ann, 46 Sherer, La Verne, 22, 86 Sherman, Dorothy, 36 Shigley, Jerry, 51 Shipman, Dorrita, 22 Sheen, Judith, 50 Shores, Karen, 48 Short, Burdette, 36 Showen, Kay, 44 Shreve, Barbara, 25 Shultz, Joanne, 46 Siepp. Patricia, 39 Simaitis, Joan, 39 Simon, Gary, 51 Sims, Annie Pearl, 29 Sims, Howard, 43 Sisson, Charles, 46 Sjostrom, Ion, 32, 56 Sjostrom, Robert, 49 'Skqggs, Karen, 54 Smallwood, Roger, 34 Smith, Diana, 21 Smith, Doris, 25 Smith, Jeanette, 29, 62, 76, 89 Smith, Lucille, 33 Smith, Nicholas, 26 Smith, Richard, 51 Smith, Sandra, 24 Smith, Shirley, 33 Smythe, Sean, 45 Snider, Elson, 37 Snider, Sally, 45, 65 Snow, Jerry, 32, 56, 62 Snyder, Sandra, 35 Snyder, Terry, 54 Sohner, Kathleen, 6, 23, 57 Sparks, Allen Gorden, 37, 60, 82, 87 Speake, Shirley, 45 Speck, Richard. 35 Speer, William, 46 Speiser, John, 32 Spurgeon, Carol, 48, 90 Stacy, Thomas, 44 Stanis, Duwayne, 24 Stanis, James, 44 Stanley, Kathleen, 46 Stasica, Doroihy, 43, 90 Stasiccr, Richard, 54, 84 Stauffer, Lucille, 29, 67, 80 Stein, Sharon, 6, 28, 89 Stenholm, Icmice, 23, 70, 80, 90 Sterling, John, 27 Sterner, Doris, 30 Stevens, David, 45 Stevens, Donna, 28, 70, 80, 89 Stevens, Thomas, 51 Stevens, Webb III, 43, 60, 82, B7 Stevenson, Dale, 50, 72 Stewart, John, 51 Stima, Joy, 26, 71 Stodola, Kay, 25 Stockburger, Robert, 20, 57 Stokes, Howard, 26 Stokstad, Sonja, 28, 80 Stotler, David, 42 Stout, Roger, 43 Strand, Myrna, 42 Strand, Bonnie, 35 Strand, Shirley, 45 Strung, David, 45 Strayer, Karen, 32 Streit, Thomas, 36 Stromberq, Carl, 33 Strong, James, 46 Stunkcxrd, Larry, 41 Sturgeon, Kay, 39 Sullivan, William, 48 Suski, Henry, 48 Swanson, Alden, 31, 82, 83, 87 Swanson, Dennis, 43 Swenson, Gary, 48 Swenson, Marlene, 48 Swenson, Susan, 31 Swinbcmk, Harry, 33 T TarrO, Iames, 22, 72, 74, 82 Taylor, Beverly, 50 Taylor, Frances, 35 Templeman, Roger, 30 Tenny, Richard, 46 Terrcnova, Patricia, 31, 67, 85, 90 Terviel, Ellsworth, 20 Thayer, Thomas, 49, 87 Theisen, Richard, 21, 84 Thorn, Roger, 53 Thomas, Ann, 27, 77 Thomas, Everett, 42 Thomas, Nancy, 31 Thompson, Charles, 41 120 Thompson, Jody, 48 Thompson, once, 30 Thompson, Kathleen, 38 Thompson, Ralph A., 37 Thompson, Sharon, 38, 70 Thorpe, Nancy, 50 Waldron, Gary, 54 Walker, Donald, 47 Wallace, Muidcx, 21, 72, 89 Wallack, Rogene, 3O Walquist, James, 39 Word, Frank, 41, 69 Threadgill, Io-Ann, 28, 65, 66, 71, 80, 89Warmoth, Leila, 33 Thurlwell, Marjorie, 28 Tiffony, Eugene, 42 Tindell, Virginia, 28, 65 Tipton, Dale, 26 Tortorice, Sylvia, 22 Toth, Betty, 26 Toth, Sally Ann, 20, 62, 70 Tower, Louise, 42 Trimble, Charma, 32 Triskel, Betty, 30 Trites, John S. 24 Trotter, Sandra, 24, 7D, 76 Trudo, Carol, 27, 7O Trumbull, Georganne, 54 Try, Jeannette, 26 Tunks, Richard, 30 Turner,Deurmond, 33 Tuttle, Virginia, 43 U Uphouse, Ralph, 36 V ch Buskirk, Bernadin, 53 Van Buskirk, Gene, 24 Van De Wallker, Roger, 34, 80 Van Ostrcmd, Wayne, 26 Van Sickle, Paul, 23, 66, 71, 75, 77, 80 Varble, Linda, 38 Varble, Richard, 31, 70, 75 Varnum, Edward, 35 Varnum, Phyllis, 24 Vettore, Richard, 46 Vitale, Peter, 25 Vittorio, Icmet, 4O Voy, Janet, 33 W Wagner, Patricia, 22 Waite, Donald, 35 Washington, Cornelius, 27, 70 Washington, Ozie, 21, 56 Watkins, Richard, 26 Wallington, Sarah, 24, 66, 76, 80, 89 Watson, Carol, 48 chffler, Norman, 33 Webb, Thomas, 51 Webster, Sandra, 29 Weir, Si1c1s, 37, 82 Weis, Frederic, 32, 62, 63, 72 Weis, Phyllis, 46 Weller, Marilyn, 4, 39 Wells, Earl, 51 Wells, Michael, 38, 80 Wessels, John, 22, 85 Westbrook, Timothy, 33, 77 Westcott, Walter, 32 Wheeler, Hazel, 47 Wheeler, Lloyd, 30 Wheeler, Lyle, 22, 84 Whitaker, Charles, 46 Whitaker, Leonard, 31 White, James, 39 White, Marjorie, 40 White, Mary, 32, 90 White, Shirley, 49 Whitley, Jean, 34 Whitley, Shirley 32, 56 Wickson. 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