Roosevelt High School - Sagamore Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

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855651121 CQERIB JUNE CLASS OFFICERS DONALD ANDERSON ------ - - P1'c'5z'dent LESLIE MCGRAY - Vice-jfresidcnt ANNA ZECK - - - Secretary BOB MERZ - - Treczsurer june Class of 1931 IUNE CLASS EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE TOP Row-Biggin, Knappiclz, Fournier, Anderson, McGray, Rassman. SECOND ROW-Gjulmanj Osterhus, Farselh, Siouffer, Bergfalk ft1l!'UiS61'S., ,' Fi71I'1l!l', Mer BOTTOM ROW-Zerlz, Sheran, Nyberg, Srhoenerl, Rees, Nlyrum. l231

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SBLEKGLEXLTAGDERIE N. Q 'Ay, '!3q JANUARY CLASS OFFICERS I j 'Y 5 1 ALDEN INAILLER ------- - President Xvf DOROTHY SHELLEY - Vice-president 'Y MAE GALLES - - - Secretary i WARREN ANDERSON - Treasurer P 9,1 f T' QJ Q Xl 1 XL f yv I 'N 4 anuezr Class of 1931 K 3 gy .I J' HQ JANUARY CLASS EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE TOP ROW--Prucej Mr. Hfeum, Miss Coleman, Alf. Greenwood fadfvisersjj Newqulsi SECOND ROW-Selamler, D. Nygrrn, R. Njvgren, Chaylza, Iurdyga, Wells. BOTTOM Row-Galles, Miller, Anderson, Senior, Shelley. I221

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SEXCZEXLTAQIBIE? Pacemakers IUNE CLASS ' NA HALLIN, because of her high scholastic average, won the honor of being chosen the valedictorian of the Iune class. This high rating made her a mem- ber of the National Honor Society. Una was chosen literary editor of the Sagamore, and she was a member of the Zenith Literary Society and the Latin Club. Una is greatly interested in library work and intends to make it her vocation. She was an active assistant in the Roosevelt library during her high school years. .ARDELLE IACKSON excelled in scholarship. She rated the second high- est in the Iune class and was, therefore, chosen salutatorian. Mardelle was an active member of the Zenith Literary Society, the Science Club, the Seton Sentinels, Vivo, and the National Honor Society. Although Mardelle was active in several extra-curricular activities, she kept a high scholastic average throughout her high school years. OYCE .FINRUD won the Service Trophy for the Iune class. Ioyce was the president of the Roosevelt Hi-Y and of the all-city Hi-Y. He was treasurer of the Pilots, vice-president of the Student Council, president of the Senior Honor Society, and a member of the Senior Executive Committee. He played football for two years, and he was the captain of the 1931 basketball team. He was also a mem- ber of the track team for three years. GNES LEE was awarded the Commercial Trophy in recognition of her work in the commercial course. She was the secretary of the Commercial Club. Agnes, who has a very charming personality, is an efficient worker. She is a quiet girl, sweet and reliable, a favorite of all her classmates. Although the commercial course is the most diflicult one offered at Roosevelt, Agnes came through with good marks in all her subjects. i241 '