Roosevelt High School - Sagamore Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

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YWMQ fu I , DONALD FARO VIRGINIA SVVINBURNE MARION MILLER KENNETH PETERSON ROW I MR. OLSON flllllfliffl MRS. BERGFALK fllllL'l5C'1'l FARO ff7l'!'3'lII'l'77Il MISS FARSETII fz1lll'l'56l'l MR. OS'I'EIllIUS fIlIll'l567'2 - ROW H Julie C1388 OFFICERS DONALD FARO - - - - - - - President VIRGINIA SWINBURNE - - Vice-presz'a'c'nl MARION MILLER - - - Secretary KENNETH PETERSON - Treasurer FRED TOMLINSON - Sergeant CLASS MOTTO Out of school life into lz'fe's school. CLASS COLORS Green and Silver EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE ASTRID ANDERSON MARIAN MILLER DEAN BENSON KENNETH PETERSON GERALDINE CLARK ESTI-IER SELANDER DONALD FARO DONALD SWAN VVYMAN IACOBSEN VIRGINIA SWINBURNE GORDON IAECK FRED TOMLINSON PETERSON BENSON TOLILIXSUN IAOOESEN IAECK ROWHI SELANDIZR CLARK ANDERSON MILLER SVVAN I , ' 271 X f r 477' lqflflpfzj I l'l

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HAZEL BERNICE WICK AGNES M. ADELMANN Ag always likes to have much fun,' Shcjs serious though till 'work is done. Blue Triangle: Etiqua Club: Seton Sentinels: Commercial Club. THELIXIA A. DAHLBERG .'l1y shorthanzl mul I are hrs!-rate friends, Says shr. Together at-ill reach great ends. Commercial Club. DELMER KALBERG Sail, ':uho's sazl? Not If For fun and frolic, I'll al- fzeays he. ALICE E. KOLESAR No Kolesar alhlele have ice here, For shz s a gentle girl, quiet anfl rlcar. CURTIS T. THOMPSON Wheiz 'wit anzl music com- hine in one, He's our man anrl source of fun. Vice-president of Class: Sen- ior Executive Committee: Science Club: German Club: Band. WILLIAM THORBERG Blonrle Bill's'J surely a Shi-ik of great renown, Yet at limes his antics make him a cloeen. Treasurer of Pilots: Science Club: Hockey '31, MARGARET S. THORESON Quickly tapping all aroun' She 'writes a fzuorlrl of letters down. Commercial Club: Blue Tri- angle. MAXINE HELEN TOBISON .llax surely likes goocl fun,' She has pep enough for efueryone. Pilots: Commercial Club: National Forensic League. W. W. VAN GELDER With tall hflilclings, he will fill the slzyj Be it architect or rlraftsman, his rank 'IL-ill he high. Science Club. KENNETH W. MEHAEEEY Who can he sad? Hci'e comes Iwehafeyj 11's time to he gay, laugh- ing, anrl happy. Student Council: Standard Staff: Tennis '30, '31, '32, KENNETH M. MOEN KennJ ' hears all 'weight of learning like a feather, B111 hc's on the job in all hinrls of -tceather. Hand. ROBERT IRVING MOIR 'iWoir's not much for talk and slrifej Ycl iI's the silent 'zcho sure ccezl in life. HOXK'ARD NELSON HN.: not one to go anzl Ccfrpi Hz' hnoecs therels fun that cannot http. GORDON W. WALEN Here's a clefeer hay with loorls of pep ,' Willz Successful salesmen he at-ill step. President of Shakespeare Club: Pilots: Senior Execu- tive Committee: Student Council: President of Swed- ish Club: Lunchroom Staff. HENRY WESTON Though men do not equal each other in size, A small fellow ichojs folly is sure Io rise. WILEUR WETTERLAND What I know is storezl 'with- in my hrainj ffl rather thinlz, and not talk in fvain. Hazel, 'whois rlainty and fair, Does each act -with greatest faffn Blue Triangle: Science Club: Commercial Club. ROGER C. WILLIAMS Though ,lloose has been here only a year, fIe's azlzlcrl his share of pep anzl cheer. ELVERA M. ZIERING Try to name the things that she ran'1 rio, B111 yr! thcre's time for mirth aml fun, too. LYDIA OLEINIK Lyilirfs not lilee one of a croruzlf Of her sense ana' H7171 opin- ions, ':ue're proud. Orchestra : Senior Honor Society: Commercial Club 3 Senior Executive Committee. ROBERT PODAS So tall anzl mighty, so firm anal strong, Hz s in the thich of things at lhc sound of the gong. EVELYN RUTH SCHVVAB I say, Wo:-1'Jr is folly ,' Thal's -why I'm always folly. GARRETT H. SOULEN Ifhcn it comes to carrying hazl breaks -:c-ifh a smile, This r'Gary has got us all hull 11 lnilc. Band: Orchestra: R. I. C. 4261?

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P2.CCI1la.liC1'S VIRGINIA SWINBURNE Love of nature, love of sports, love of studies-any one of these is enough to serve as a foundation for life, but our valedictorian, a popular miss, possesses them all. ANN-MARIE ERICKSON We are honored in having as salutatorian a native of Sweden who completed her entire school career in America in seven years. Her work is conscientious Whatever it may be. EVELYN ELSTAD Evelyn's effective leadership and pleasing personality have made her a leader in school. Surely she reigns over all those qualities which sym- bolize the Service Trophy. NEIL RILEY He greets everyone with a smile, and his dependability, geniality, loyalty, ability, and honesty are his chief assets. These qualities, plus his many activities in school, have Won for him the Service Trophy. ESTI-IER SELANDER With her convincing manner, Esther makes an ideal debater. She has helped bring the debate team to victory for three years, and has elhciently edited the Standard for a term. KENNETH PETERsoN Service, scholarship, and character-qualities for reward. His force- ful way of presenting his argument in debate and oratory won for him a high place in the public speaking department. 'USP VIRGINIA SXVIXBURNE, Valedfclorimz ANN-MARIE ERICKSON, Saliztatorian livELvN ELSTAD, SC1'lf'iL'C Trophy NIQII. RILEY Svrzficc Trophy 1'iS'l'II12R SELANDER, Anzcrimn Legion Award K ENNETII PETERSON, 11771C'7'fCY7IZ Legion Award