Roosevelt High School - Sagamore Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

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ADAM. AGNES B. .tAggie,, A trusty friend to those who know her well: Her friendship is worth more than words can tell. G. A. A. ANDERSEN, ALMER UAF, As ca able a lad ,. EIN W P As we'v ever had. lp t Iwixciux 'lf . , s-X1 I L V. X ,i - . X N lx if Ay! RS -. HAROLD C. XX .. wks W ll f its size that counts. A e's worth large amounts. 'Nxt Swedish Club. U ANDERSON. HAROLD R. L. Huck This lad looks quite mild: But. 'tis true, he causes one heart to beat wildly. Hi-Y: Senior Executive Corn- mitree: Student Council: Swed- ish Club: Commercial Club. ANDERSON, J. HOWARD Howie If funny antics were only music, Howie would be a brass band. Glee Club: Student Council: Treasurer of Commercial Club: Class Play! Marriage of Nan- nette : Lass of Limerick l,eYnvtTown : Holy City. 1 ANDERSON, KENNETH Kenny A pleasant and agreeable sort, Well-liked and a good sport. Glee Club: Hi-Y: Science Club: Holy City. lU x . , 3 l ANDERSON, LILLIAN V. ANDERSON, RALPH Ralph From every report, he's a good sort. Hi-Y: Vice-President of Scicnce Club: Rich Man, Poor Man. ANDERSON. VIOLET R. ttDaSh,, According to her nich- name, For swiftness she has won fame, Commercial Club: Eliqua Club. ANFINSEN, PAUL G. Polly They that are wise like him Talketh little, but knoweth much. AUGUSTINE, FLAVIAN M. t'FIl.UU2f,, She laughs at the wig- gling of a straw. Blue Triangle: Orchestra: Latin 1 Club. I NX H E . RETTA A. th, Q u ucen Thin y s is the Q'i'Be of the class. Blue gle: Seton Sentinels: Class Play. BENSON, EARL C. Bens Girls, you make me blush. What can I do to avoid the rush? Student Council: Property Man- ager of the Class Play. BENSON, MAYLENE D. . tc LII' May f Xb' maid of this century. She's quite an attraction. xv yet most meek. Latin C3115- AJ Commercial Club. . V w ' f ' t 'XV' I

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PACEMAKERS LUVERNE ECKSTROM, by attaining the average of 2.714 in her studies, received the distinction of being the valedictorian of the January class. Luverne is a hard worker: she does her Work efficiently and thor- oughly, and she is Willing to do whatever is asked. Miss Newell says of Luverne, She certainly has proved to be a true pacemaker in my class, for she maintained the highest average of all the students in my sociology classes. To LILLIAN SONENSTAHL, who had an average of 2500, Went the honor of being the salutatorian of the January class. She was the secretary-treasurer of the Senior Honor Society and a member of the German Club. Lillian has a pleasing personality: she is quiet and retiring. Teachers, when assigning work, had the confidence that Lillian Would do it and do it Well. GLENN SEIDEL was a winner of the Service Trophy for the January class. He was president of the Senior Honor Society and of the Pilots. He has served as captain of the hockey team for two seasons and has won letters in track and football. He was prominent in other school affairs. MARY SHERIDAN Won the Service Trophy for the January class. She is a lover of sports, a leader in school activities, and a person who is well-known for her dramatic and musical ability. Mary took the feminine lead in the class play, SeventHiHeaven. She was an active member of nine popular organizations. CARL LUNDEEN was selected as one of the American Legion medal winners. He played important parts in three operettas: Lass of Limerick Town, Marriage of Nannettef' and Tulip Time. He also had an important role in the class play, Seventh Heaven. Carl was outstanding in personality, character, and leadership. Y, A p . il22l

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fl 1 BERG, VIVIAN B. Veua Her pleasing ways Bring back fond memories Of our school days. Teddy Thespians: Commercial Club. BERGMAN, HARRIET M. Bergie Athletic and witty, Clever and pretty. G. A. A.: Standard SUE: Swedish Club. BEVAN. MARIE I. Marie As worthy a treasure As we can measure. Blue Triangle: G. A. A.: Stan- dard StaE: R Girls: Class Play. BEVAN. ROBERT I... ffBobH Not that I like to study less. But just that I like ath- letics best. Pilots: Student Council: Vivo: Football '29, '30, Captain '3l: Gym Team '29, '30, BIE, RALPH A. nBie,, They who from study flee Live long and merrily. Band: Norse Club: Cross Coun- try '30. I : L BJORKL NQSTANLEYV. HSIUYYH He's ple 'ant and studious, Handsqfize and courteous. 5 ,lf Lb Science Club. t l 4 l 'K we x j C' BLOOMQUIST, DOROTHY Dots :nv '51 tk .lf Yl A girl with a smile is well worth while. Etiqua Club: Commercial Club l24l BROWN, FRANCIS Franny Smal! of stature, sweet with smiles. You'Il not find better in many miles. Senior Executive Committee: Commercial Club: Senior Honor Society: Orchestra: Tulip Time : Lass of Limerick ToWn : Holy City. CARLSON, FREDERICK Fritz Just give him 11 chance: In time he'll advance. Swedish Club. , 1 4 X- F' l i.,i K ii in If te 1, te right, this way single . 4 y S, flu if P wsh a girl worth Blu riangle: Pilots: Sagaf more: Seton Sentinels: German Club. CHRISTIANSEN. HENRY C. Chris Diversified knowledge is stored away wtthzn his cranrum. Stamp Club: Student Council. CUSHMAN, THOMAS R. Corky Oh, girls! Here's your chance, Pilots: Senior Executive Com' mittee: Golf '30, '3l: Class Play. W DAHL, ELSIE P. HAI., Just like a Puritan maid. She's quiet, modest, and staid. Swedish Club: Science Club: Lunchroom Supervisor: Rich Man, Poor Man. DANIELOVITZ. MARY M. Young One She does things well and with care. Blue Triangle: Orchestra: Vivo: Senior Honor Society: National Forensic League: International Club: Marriage of Nannetten: Lass of Limerick Town : Holy City : Debate: German Club.