Roosevelt High School - Sagamore Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

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Meyer, Dargavel, Palm, Mr. Lundin ladviserl, M. Swanson, Pring, D. Carlson. I Kamrneicr, Hubbard, Birkeland, Silberg, Dutcher, Clark. 0 Wall, Wikan, l-lipp, Therkelsen, V, Anderson, J. Anderson. v B. Johnson, R. Paulson, Leuchovius, Erickson, H. Olson, Frandsen. 0 J. Olson, Tingvold, Hol A n, Akre, Wales, Smith Student Council Makes Rancb laws Student-government is a very important factor of life at the Roosevelt Ranch. l-lere all ranch hands have a voice in the way they are to be governed and the rules they are to obey. Rolf Andreassen, president of the Student Council, and Mr. Lundin, its adviser, have cirected the Council's many activities, and the various committees have carried them out most successfully. Students wave talcen over the governing of study halls and the supervision of lunch hour recreation as well as many other functions. The SunlightCommittee ofthe Student Council worlcs with the clubs presenting the Sunlight dances to help malqe them a suc- cess. Another important group, the Banking Committee, has re- vived interest in school banlcing by placing bankers in each home room. Council representatives from each home room lceep the stu- i dents informed as to the actions and decisions of this body. l:19:l

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lbllii Student 6ounci! Upper lett: The Board ot Governors su- pervises study halls. Upper right: The Noon l-lour Activities Committee provides student recrea- tion. Center: The Hygiene Committee worlcs tor better sanitary conditions in the school. Lower lett: The Lost and Found Commit- tee renolers the service ot restoring lost articles. Lower right: The Ethics Committee en- torces discipline in the study halls. OPEN QOQU 227 ARTICLES MAY 8:00 TOBtl5 gg njpfygg ffy 5200 T051l5 I 'J ATAIYY TIME

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. fi. ' 1 sn' '- 4 '- -I -4 e 'i , R -5 1 .1 F A . , . . Roesler, Thorson, R. Paulson, Gallagher, Mr. Wagncr fadviserl, Radke, J, Anderson, Bergschrnidt. 0 Luft, G. Nelson, Settergren, Bjerlcen, Berg, Downing, Bennett. 0 Fawcett, Carton, Timberg, Rasmussen, Gardt, Harkin, M. Nelson, Hotch. I Funk, Boucher, Pickell, Kline, Krigbaum, Maiers, Wilson. - Hoagberg, Vessey, Pfrcrnmer, Englund, Tydernan, Glabe, Molrn, Andreasseri. Sagamore Tam: Home Corral In o Ranch Yippee! Don't be alarmed, it's only the Sagamore statt gone western to present glimpses ot Roosevelt l-ligh as the Teddy Roosevelt Ranch. The Sagamore, Roosevelt yearbook, is published annually by the June graduating class. The stati enjoyed presenting the ranch and hopes that you too will get much en- joyment trom wandering through its various sections. Mr. l-larvey Wagner is the new adviser. The drawings used in presenting the ranch were made by art students under the direction ot Mrs. Cattron. The statt editors include the tollowing: Editor-in-chief-Elizabeth Radke Business Manager-John Anderson Assistant Editor-Grace Gallagher Circulation Editor-Robert Paulson Art Editor-Marilyn Luft, Assistants: Jeanette Kriegbaum, Avis Funk Faculty Editor-Rolt Andreassen, Assistants: Jeanne Boucher, Chester Madey Organizations Editor-Phyllis Bergschmidt, As- sistants: Elaine Bennett, Barbara Downing, Marlys Nelson, Betty Bjerlcen, Ruth Carton Sports Editor-Dorothy Tirnberg, Assistants: l'lel- en Pickell, Jack Vessey Feature Editor-Donald Glabe, Assistants: l-lelen Tydeman, Elsie Hatch, Dorothy l-larlcin January Class Editors-Dorothy Kline, Muriel Eng- lund June Class Ed5tor4Marguerite Gardt, Assistants: Alice Fawcett, LaVerne Settergren Class Editor-Helen Rasmussen, Assistant: Pat Maiers Advertising Managers+Stuart Thorson, l-larry Molm Typist-Grace Nelson Photographers-l-loward Wilson, Gordon Roesler ,N A 4 -gf ii Q I , Cover Design by Beatrice Aldridge E301