Roosevelt High School - Sagamore Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

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Law and Order Roosevelt High School has become well-known throughout the State for the progress it has made in student government. Last year the school was awarded the presidency of the Northwest Federation of Student Councils. Although 416 students are actively engaged in carrying out specific duties of student government, the nucleus of the council is composed of thirty-five members elected by home Mo ac,Mb kVmr !elVa,,• And ,b '5- rooms. A representative keeps each room informed regarding activities of this body. Its various committees have many functions such as governing and enforcing discipline in study halls, supervising noon activities, and promoting better school sanitation. Recently a new duty was assumed—that of sponsoring the noon movies. This spring the council inaugurated an annual all-school auditorium program under the direction of the Talent Bureau. Each year the Student Council Merit Award is given to the person outstanding in the promotion of student government. This year the members of the council and Mr. Lundin conferred that honor upon Bettye Johnson, who preceded Howard Frandsen as president. Row I JcMen, .. Frandicn. I-Er.ckioo, Meyer. M-. lyndin, B Johmon Outchcr. Row J—M«wcll. Croiby Ttoiw.c., Wall. 0003 Row 3—Boumar. . Krahn, Pencil. Row 4-Lanen. R.cha-dion. Dav.» Ar.dcbcrB. Keller Row S-K o!tc Mclcllan. Sorcnfon. S«ooj. T. ;oh«lon. icn. C18 3

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FRIENDSHIP and SERVICE ORGAN IZ AT I ON S

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Student Council Committees 1. ETHICS COMMITTEE Dalbec, Zettcl, Sauer, Nolander. Smith. Mohr. Kam-meier, Meyers. 2. HYGIENE COMMITTEE Row I—Gilman. Palmquist Close. Brcycttc. Row 2— Lee, Mrs. Cattron, Langert. Row 3—Nelson. Fencll. 3. NOON MOVIES Collard Inspects Movie Projector. 4. BOARD OF GOVERNORS Rdsos. Lurdin, Currier. Christenson. Williams. Anderson, Swanson. 5. LOST AND FOUND COMMITTEE Adams. Morley. Waylandcr, Johnson, A-tkcn. CI9]