Roosevelt High School - Sagamore Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

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L iv N-snug i' Nlic.J.C .Hllixnicnsox 'A' Mn. lx. NI. l,I'I'I'l'IRS-OX Miss NI. Nmsox i' Miss l,l'llYIK'liHUX , Phgaical ' fb Wliat woulcl sc-liool luv like without ilu- weekly cliversions of the gym classes? These classes not only are fun lint Tliey also 'reavli ns liow to co- opvratv with otliers, ancl liow to strc-ngtlien our lmoclics. The boys' gym c-lassc-s c-onsist main- ly of using' the horizontal liars. The girls' gym is clivimlf-cl into many classes. Some ol' wliivli are, team s Jorts incliviclual sports, tap, and l Q l nioflern dance. A girl may Choose wliic-li of these slie 1Jl'Cl.0l'S. ln aclclition to lieepilig' one pliysi- c-allv fit they clo lllllC'll to develop moral CllilI'2lCt6l' anrl sportsniansliip. lzol

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zuficfb There is one hraneh of the Music' Uepartinent that has not been stressed as nnic-h as the c-lmirs, bands, and oi'- chesiras, but which concerns many of the students, nevertheless. The c-horns elasses inake up this division of the departinent. Two years ago ehorns was made MR. C. VV. AANDICRSICN. Mn. 0. HENNING. Mu. Rsxxis. Mic. YV. PE'l'I'1liSON, Mn. F. P. B.mN.xizn. COIl11JlliS01'f' to those students who did not take band or can-hestra. This has given many students a chance for voicfe development which they would not have had forinerly. We feel that this is a fine pmjec-'I and worthy of 'those advisers working in this department. ln 1 I

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to make it an enjoyable rendezvous Bliss Ai'c:1's'm B.rm.mNI':s Miss ELLA Wrzsrsr .fidaafuf The Roosevelt High School Library is competently run by Nliss Bjelda- nes, head librarian, and Nliss VVestby, her assistant. The purpose of the library is to make it more convenient for the people of the school to obtain books for their required and pleasure reading. The browsing room is an interest- ing feature of the library. This is a place which anyone can enjoy and look forward to entering. Books for ifirf pleasure hours are laid out in attrac- tive Ways. They have their interest accentuated by the panels of striking coloring, which serve as their back- grounds. The library staff has worked on this room for many years trying for all Roosevelt Teddies. The library staff assistants are stu- dents who have been chosen for as- sistant positions because of high grades and interesting' personality. 144,135 enl' Yivux Licic C.xr'rnox. .lrt H0121-3 Ensox. Art ciRETCHl-IN Flooic, .4 rr BayA'.7ncl4ul'aiaf VV. VV. CLAUs, Rlecfzanical Drauriizg R. I. IJENNIS, Jlucltinc Shop, Auto Mez:l1c11zi1'.s H. L. GIL1ICllil41. Cabinet Making. Wood Turning G. J, HOLZPIII. Meclzanical Drawing EDXVIN L. OLSON. Co-mnzerczal Lcru: Prznfmg C. A. Zrifiuxx. Cabinet Jlakmg eanunmcial .XHCHIE B. l3,xA1msi-zrn, Ci0lIllIIf'I'l'ilI1 Typing. Office Practice BIARION L. Uriscil, Business Englislz. Typing P. L. ciRICl'1NNYO0Il, Bookkeeping EMMA H. LIIGILNIAN, Bookkeeping ZELRIA ICAHON. Typing J. V. l'o1c'l'r1R, Typing Lr'c1LLi-1 K. Rica, Steuoyraplzic Hanyi-:Y F. J. VVAGNI-IR, Sterzograplzic