Rosemount High School - Rohian Yearbook (Rosemount, MN)

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ROW I: Cleft to right? Judy Schaffer, Lonny Lucking, JoAnn Jen- sen, Lynne Waldeland, Susan Loedlng, David Hervey. RON II: Le- Roy Visnovec, Mary Kaercher, Nancy Davis, Mary Ann Baumgartner, Adela Schlndeldecker, Darlene Scholtz, Susan Smith. ROW III: Miss Frlberg, Advisor, Alice Bahn, Barbara Baughman, Bernice Schaffer, Judith Englert, Geraldine Schwanz, Mary Hynes, Lucille Heuer. PAPER STAFF m ,E The Blu 'n' Gold Staff, advised by Miss JoAnn Friberg, published an excellent school newspaper this year. In order to create new interest in their paper, the staff members made several changes in the Blu 'n' Gold. It is now publish- ed eight times a year, and the cost of a subscription is much lower. The most important change of all, however, is in the Quality of the writing, which has improved greatly. Since many staff mem- bers are juniors and sophomores, the future Blu 'n' Golds promise to be equal- ly good. In the cheery Blu 'n' Gold office, editor Lynne Waldeland and advisor Miss Friberg discuss page plans. 39

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Q XJ pq 53' I Row 1: Cleft to right? Robert Meyer, Norma Ren, Gene Pan-ua, Mr. wal-ter. advisor? Martin Pease, Wyman Kasel. ROW II: Judy Schaffer, Rita Cole, Alice Glassing, Lynn Thompson, Donna Groth, Particle Pennell. ROW III! Diane Hegemeister, Richard Day, Geraldine Schwanz, Barbara Duffy, JoAnn Jensen, Jean Storkamp, Jeanne Cunniff- BOW IV: Leo Kasel, Robert Trevls, Lawrence Murphy, Gregg Hildebrandt, Roger Franz- meler, william Fennell, Roger Oberg. YEARBOOK STAFF For the first time in the history of Rosemount High School, the Rohlan Staff was composed of seniors, juniors, and sophomores. Mr. Boy warter, who proved to be an excellent yearbook advisor even though he had never worked ln that capacity before, explained the reason for this type of staff. nlt takes time to learn to put a good yearbook to- gether. Prevlously, only seniors were allowed on the staff, the knowledge they gained by working on the Rohian could not be used to the school's ad- vantage again. With this new arrange- ment experienced staff members will always be returning to work on the future Roh1ans.H In their spacious office, co-editors Diane and Norma, advised by Mr. war- ter, plan a yearbook page. 38

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35 ROw I: Cleft to right! Rita Cole, Susan Smith, Jeanne Doyle, Kathleen Johnson. ROW II: Carolyn Pederson, Geraldine Schwanz, Barbara Duffy, Lynn Thompson, Judith Jensen. RCW III: Judy Schaffer, Berniece Schaffer, Marilyn Fisher, JoAnn Jensen, Jean Storkamp. ROW IV: Diane Hagemeister, Lonny Lucking, Janet Storkamp, Marian Smith, Mrs. Qule, advisor. F. H. A. F. F. A. BOW I2 Cleft to right! Glen Schwanz, Thomas Lenertz, Robert Harris, James Lenertz, Thomas Raasch, Paul Rechtzigel, Mr. Monson, advisor, ROW II: Robert Trevls, Cedric Kirchner, Cornelius Haasnoot, Charles Wachter, Francis Thomes, Edward Lenertz. ROW III: william Shirley, Howard Doehling, William May, Robert DeShaw, Kenneth Danner. ROW VI: Patrick Hynes, gosn Fisher, Daniel Dahlberg, Jerome Rechtzlgel, Kenneth e man.