Roosevelt High School - Sagamore Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

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THE ROOSEVE I.-T HIGH SCHOOL NORBY, HELEN A dainty maid 'with a 'well ezlucatefl toe. NORDLAND, CHRISTINE The quiet kind 'whose nature never varies. OLSON, HELEN Life--'tis such a serious undertaking. OLSON, NIELVIN A -wise man says little. ONDICH, JOHN Coily hair -nuff sed. PALMER, ECKHART Found guilty of being caught studying. PEARSON, IRVING , I like the girls. Really, I rlo. PETERSON, ALICE Life is more than existence. PETERSON, GRACE Bonnie brown eyes are the eyes for me. PETERSON, HAROLD Uh! this learning! What a thing it is. PETERSON, HELEN One must respect this prim young lass. PETERSON, JUNE Her 'winning smile hath heguilerl many of ns. PETERSON, LUELLA Thy 'voice is a celestial melody. POTTER, VICTORIA It's the little things that count. PRESTON, ROSE A good 'word and a smile for efveryoue. ROSMUSSEN, AGNES A simple nature doth betray a thoughtful mind. RUNDGREN, MARGARET Not very tall. not 'very small: But fair, sweet. and likea' by all. RUSTAD, ERLING . 1 If silence 'were-golden, he'zl be a millionaire. RYDEN, FLORENCE . ll orry and I ha-ve newer met. SALTVIG, ALMA I can make fudge from cz Latin recipe. SATHER, CLII-'TON He rloesn't let such things as lessons 'worry him. SAUER, ELIZABETH Efvery lassie has her ladrlie, but to have them all is not fair. SAUGSTAD, OLAP Ta 'worry about tomorrwzu is to be unhappy today. SCHILLING, WILLIAM Ifhere :lid you get your hlontl hair? SCI-IMID'rz, THERESA A girl 'we're proud to call our friend. SMITHERS, MADELON As merry as the day is long. SNEAD, JOHN I may run for a Streetcar, but for a class-never! SODD, JOSEPH Bliss Hayes knows he's a track man by the 'way his 'writing runs. SORSOLIEL, MILDRED The appearance of se-veral B's W'as the result of tickling the typewriter keys. STANSBERRY, GORDON Ah-h-h-h-h-h-h! STEMLAND, ODGAARD He says that he likes to debate. But stays up sturlying 'till late. STENSETH, LILLIAN Tall and fair 'withtsilken hair. STEVENSON, STUART The girls -would like him, hut he -u'on't let them. STROMQUIST, EDNA She kno-ws much and thinks more. SWANSON, ERNEST The Importance of Being Earnest. SWANSON, EDITH A joy to the hearts of the faculty. THORIPSON, ELEANOR Her pencil dramas ':chate'er her soul designs THOMPSON, JIBLIAN In me, as yet, ambition has no part. T'HORNLEY, HENRY Better be a participant than a spectator: eh, Henry? TRAUX, STANLEY All's 'well that ends well. TURK, LUCY Deeds, not lworrls. TUTTLE, BIRDSEY Can he dance? Ask me. VON ESCHEN, FAY hfork ha.In't hurt me yet. WALKER, BLANCHE Ho-zu rauld Blanche Walker set a stage so accurately for Juliet? WHITE, THEODORE I He came from Iofwa, hut even at that he may make good. WILSON, THEODORE They alzcays leave the best 'till last. Page Twenty-Six

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