Roosevelt High School - Sagamore Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

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Kuppe. Hurniere. Fahlin. Mr. Lunllin lallviserl. Colwell. XVy4leen. Q Nlillarml. Dahl. NI. Anderson. Sinn' nlers. Pringr. .l. Swanson. B. Hanson. Q llowrey. 'l'ulna. .L R. Olson. Cook. Strangr. Poslas. Q ti. Erickson. lirette. Hubbard. Bonner. V. Smith. KVM-k. Kirk. Q Varten. Froiil. W. Eriksson. Nlattison. Brain. Ilanse. Kirk. lt. Pearson. FAL1. 'rmm Bois BRAIN BILL BoNNi1n - Y Snnzrm' loms - - - DUNN.-X Hownm' - - - NIAKY JAN1-1 Coon ciHl'I'l'SNll'l'll - - 5'l'l'lJl'IN'I' C'ol'Nc'n, fjFl7li'liRS l'r - I'1'v.siclw11 - - l'1m'l'r0.s1f1'c'111 - If1'f'UI'lliII!j Sl'l'I'l'fllI'.1j - n'r1'.vpo11rli11g Sf'f'ref11 ry - - l iIlflIIl'illI S1'c'retc1l'y - S4'1'yem1f-rlf-.4 rms - svn1N1: 'rrznxl Bon Hl'llli.Xltll - - BILL BoNNr:n KI.xnc:.xnr1'1' SINIXIPIRH - Donorm' l'1uNo - l'nx'1.1.ls NYISGICR Ronlf:n'l' NIANN Gonna!! 04 Is SGH-g0V0l'llllltllll what you want? If so, the11 he an-tive in the Stuzlent Council, whieh was lirst organizeal in 192-lf uncler Mr. Von Levern. the fOI'11lQ1' assistant principal. In 1926 ancl 1927 Mr. N. ll. liingclahl anll Blr. Day were the 2lllX'lS0l'S1 Mr. I.unf clin is the present arlviser. The Council is an aetive holly ol' stuclent leaders anml has organized many eonnniltees anll taken over many projeets. Four members are . ' '7aZmz'E eleeterl from the IUB anal 10A classes, six from the HB ancl HA, anll eight from the 1213 ancl IQA classes. They serve for one sc-hool year. A Talent Bureau. as one projeet. has heen organizecl to furnish any organization or personal parties with a list oi' willing' entertainers. This hu- reau also sponsored IIUlll0l'0llllllg' anfl inacle a big sueeess ol' it. The Couneil is now attempting' lo have stuclenl, supervision in the stucly halls.

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Folterlnau. Busch. Chamberlain. Mr. Olson tarlviserj. 1-'raueis. Higgins. if XV0lt'. Nlartiu. 1' Hanson .X A llitcheock. Q You-rg. Olson. McLean. Peterson. Siuuners. llausou. wk Hanson. XVilsou. Poutll Xflf efiu 1 :L lleilke. Nelson. Anderson. . at gf! Q iw 7'M' J xwi 2 K ' ' 5 sw sf cfzaal .f 14 heme agamafze The Sagamore is the annual publi- cation of the graduating classes of January and June. This year's Saga- more stalf completes its work by pub- lishing an annual that will leave no doubt in your mind as to the purpose of our high school yearbook. lYe are introducing Roosevelt High School to you in a way which we hope will please you. Vve are taking Ted- dyw through the English, inusic, sci- ence, athletics, art, and inatheinatics departinents of the school. and the many other organizations that we have. Explaining our school life and activities to Teddy has been a real pleasure to us, and we hope you will benefit from it as inuch as he did. The art work for the Sagamore was done in the art department under the supervision of Mrs. Cattron. The teddy cartoons were drawn by Robert Clark. The staff includes the following: llere- dythe Chamberlain. Editor-in-Chief: Atlee Cotterinan. Business Manager: Judith Yom-rg. Art Editor. The January Class Editors are llesiree Hill and -leauette Hcniniingsou. The .luue Class Editors are Helen Vliilson and Dorothy Hanson, The Organization Editor is Margaret Higgins whose assistants are Margery Peterson. .Xrline Nelson. Luella Hanson. and Gretchen lvolf. The Editor of the Faculty is llargaret Anderson. The Fea- ture Editor is Ioue Busch whose assistants are Ruth Deilke and Lois Martin. The Classes Editor is Kathryn Francis whose assistants are Margaret Hitchcock and Gilman Powell. The Girls, Sports Editor is Betty Hanson with Nlargery Mc-Lean assisting her. The Boys' Sports Editor is Margaret SllYllllCl'S with Dorothy Pring as her assistant, The Staff Photographer is Bill Nadeau. Advertis- ing Manager is Sherman Skunberg. The typists a1'e Jeanne, MacDonald. ,Xdys Overseth. and Beatrice Pratt.

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Mr. Baarrlsetli. Miss Olsen. Miss Door. Mr. Osterhus. Mr. llrzxke. if Werkel. llollngren. R. Jensen NIJ os ein A. Johnson. M. Eriksson. iv C. Nelson. Gleason. Neuman. Hullqliist. li. Martin. Kerr. M. AIld9lN0ll I Uhles. Parsons. Aas. Gilman. Swenson. YV. Eriksson. if Hess. ll. Uarlsen. Davis. I. Olson. Suuer Lone VVeiclner. N.x'riox,u. Fomgxsic LEAGUE Orricizns LZVHLYN HAL1.oL'1s'r - - - ---------- - President XVENDELL Eiucnssox - - iiIf'l'I,I'68Idf'lI'f JEAXETTE Kumi - - - Secretary ED XVEIDNEH - - LENORE CII.-xI,I.r:i-:X - XV. 62. .L'. rqffc-uh Keen 0 People in all walks of life-yes. even a housewife--must know how to talk. The National Forensic League meets for the purpose of encouraging and promoting all speech activities and contests at Roosevelt. The vari- ous branches of speech are debate, extennporaneous speaking, oratory, and deelamation. To join the organization of the National Forensic League, one must have earned ten points by entering H - - I I'f?llSIlI'6I' - Scryculzf-at-A rms in speech contests. As the points in- crease so do the awards: for thirty points-a degree of honor, for sixty points-a degree of excellence. and for one hundred points-a degree of distinction. The students under the leadership of llflr. Levi Osterhus organized our chapter in 1930. It has grown in num- ber and importance since that time. The nlenlbership of our Roosevelt Forensic Society now is about eight. 4