Roosevelt High School - Sagamore Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

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PaC6IIl21lKC1'S PON Lucille Guidinger, who has the scholastic average 2571, was bestowed the honor of being valedictorian of the Ianuary Class. Lucille is a member of the Commercial Club and Senior Honor Society. Miss Newell, adviser of the Senior Honor Society, tells us more about her: Lucille is a quiet, modest, and unassum- ing person, but she always has excellent preparation of all her work. She makes the best use of her time. Stanley Lofsness with the average 2.464 was named salutatorian of the Ianuary Class. Though his average is high, he did not con- centrate his efforts on studies alone. He was president of the Senior Honor Society and a member of the German Club, Student Coun- cil, and swimming team. In the mathematics department, his work was especially outstanding. Miss Edwards says this of him: alt was a pleasure to have Stanley in my mathematics classes, his work was especially outstanding. He has ability and knows how to work. These two things with his agreeable ways should count wherever he goes. . The Service Trophy for Ianuary was awarded to lohn Over. This popular boy did several noteworthy things. Through his hon- esty, Roosevelt lost a football game, but he won for our school a cleaner reputation in sports. John has been an honest, hard-fighting member of the football squad for three years. As president of the Student Council, he served his school well, he was also a member of Vivo, and participated in both hockey and track. Because he has such a pleasing personality, he is liked by all. -E18 If I LUCILLE Guimxoian Valedirtoriafz STANLEY Lorsxrass, S al zzmtozimz IOHN OVER, Service Trophy

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CLFRTIS NORBERG CURTIS THOMPSON CURTIS SBIITH HELEN LEE ROW I LEE NORBERG fpresidentj THOMPSON ROW II HALXIORSON DUEISAR H. ANDERSON ROW III R. ANDERSON MCKENZIE NVALLIN CURTIS NORBERO - CURTIS THOLIPSON CURTIS SMITH - HELEN LEE LUCILLE ANDERSON HENRY ANDERSON ROY ANDERSON HELEN DUBISAR GORDON I-IALVORSON January C1388 OFFICERS - - - - - President - Vice-presz'zlent - Treasurer Secretary CLASS MOTTO Knowledge is power. CLASS COLORS Blue and Silver EXECUTIVE COBIBIITTEE WARD KELLY HELEN LEE RUSSELL MCKENZIE CURTIS NORBERG CURTIS THOBIPSON GORDON WALLIN SIU?

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LUCILE ADAINISON Here's to our hloncle singer, Lucilej That she sings -well, we can't conceal. Student Council: Senior Ex- ecutive Committee: Blue Tri- angle: Glee Club: Secretary of Shakespeare Club: Ger- man Club. MARIORIE L. ALLEN Pu1lgy's a fvi-vacious lass ,' She's the giggles of this flllsf- Band: Orchestra: Jazz Band. AUDREH' B. ALM Autlrry has 'zcinning -ways e-ver: At making frzenzls she is clever. Etiqua Club: Student CoaclI of Class Play. ALFRED G. ANDERSON Al thinles that all things come to him 'who 'zcaitsj Well, that heats study at any rate. Glee Club. ELEANOR R. ANDERSON El'nor says, Be sensihle ever. Is she urifliguifiezi? No, nerve fl'- Blue Triangle : Standard Staff: Etiqua Club. FLORENCE T. ANDERSON Across the strings she rlra-:cs the hoicf Uf'e'll miss those tuneful notes, mee hnocc. Blue Triangle: Etiqua Club: Orchestra: Commercial Club: Shakespeare Club. GEORGE W. ANDERSON lllagician or actor, nohozly kno-zus, But It success he'll he, 'wher- efcer he goes. Band: V i c e - president of Vivo: Shakespeare Club: Hockey '30, '3l: Tennis '29, '30, '3l: '32: Sefvenleen. HENRY M. ANDERSON In leadership, Hanlc's ranh is high ,' He profeeil this as presiclent of ffllecity Hi-Y. Band? President of Hi-Y: January Class Editor of Sagamore: Senior Executive Connnittee: Student CouIIcil. LORETTA E. ANDERSON Reita seems so calm anrl zlignifiezl, But lofce for fun she rloesrft hnlef Vice-president of Swedish Club: Secretary of Blue Tri- angle: Commercial Club. OLIVER H. ANDERSON Look Ollie ofuerj he's some lady Always happy, nefcer sail. Connnercial Club. 'l19l' ROBERT G. ANDERSON Bala is unmofvaa' lay smile or curlsf He pays attention, to girls. llul not ROY A. ANDERSON Listen to them chcrr, listen to them shoutj Swetle's the felloee the papers wwe about. Senior Executive Committee: Student Council: Basketball '32: Football '31, '32Z Vice-president of HiAY. RUTH M. ARNESON Ruth's first interest is com- mercial art,' ffe know alreaely she has a fine start. Vivo: Blue Triangle: R.l. C.: Science Club. CARL E. BAHMEIER Dehater, toaslmaster, :chat will it he? W'hat a 'wonderful future, we for him can see. Debate: German Club: Hi- Y: Shakespeare Club: Stu- dent Council: Vivo: Na- tional Forensic League: R. I. C.: Lunchroom Supervisor. CLIFFORD H. BAKKEN Loaf ancl the class loafs fzuith you, Cram and you cram alone. Hi-Y. ROBERT D. BEAUIXIONT To Bah ice gifve a rousf :ng cheery In all he rloes he has no peer. MARGARET BEHRNS Fun comes first, study last. This rule .lIargj ' holzls to fast. Glee Club: Shakespeare Club: Commercial Club: iiH0ly City : illi4ls1lm1uz'r Night's Dreamy tlluch drlo zfhout Nothing. ALTA LOUISE BIRC HARD Alta toots the trumpet :eellf In many sports she zloes exe cel! Band: G. A. A.: R Girls: Emblem Girls: Girl Scouts. A. ELIZABETH BIRDSALL The sports and noisy gag-:ty Are mznej they're mazle for lllf-I G. A. A.: R Girls. GEORGENE BROWN Georgcne seems and there: Her merriment erywheref to he here sprcails esc- Blue Triangle: G .A. A.: Etiqua Club: President of Seton Sentinels.