Roosevelt High School - Sagamore Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

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tow I — Ficmcss, 8o»e«, Jotijd, P. Olson, M. Olson Baleom. Rocslc' M. Lis'ton, Gram Row 2—Rudd, A. Smith. Schanus. I. Carlson, Haukc. Hcrslcth. Z m. merman. L. Carlson. Froys-land. Row 2—Sch.ndeldccl-cr, Maland, Move'. Lcipold, Nell. Kammeicr. Bcttcls. I tow 4—S. Olsen. Marshall. Miller. Tumamst, W.nson, Grimsby. 8jcHa-ness. M o I I a n. Ellington. Row 8—Borreton. Galcutt. V. Gustafson. 8ic’knes. Jacobson. Bergstrom, Forman, Lesley. Row 4 — Dettnan, Lee. R. Erickson, Seaouist. Bremmer, Cahoon. Reni, S. Ca lson. Stevens Row 7 ). Carlson, Tosdal. 7oung, Webster. Conway. J. Anderson. Radsliff. J. Nelson. R. Miller, King. tow I— K-oeh, Pfrcmmcr, Hawkinson, M.ss McCradie. M, Larson, Vrooman, M, Pearson. Row J—Oavidson 8. Erickson, Lindquist. Wentworth. Wickncr G. Swanson Bligard. Row J-Oppedanl, Malm, Currier, Burtncss. J. Anderson. M. Peterson Davis. Row 4— Munson, Anderberg. Cham-pin . Lundberg. R.ckheim, Mulvahill. Wcese Knutson. Row 8—L. Anderson, Wocts, Sandahl. L Larson. Lcuchovius. R. Christensen F Anderson. Row 4—Sel mer, Osterberg. S. Brown, Magnuson. Stordal, A. Carl son Withee, Davo. Row 7 —Schuli, Akre, W. Andct son, Lcmirc, Karelis. Stoe-Co. Thorgrimson, J. Smith, E. Carlson. Scholarly Students Win Honor and Glory The pride of Roosevelt High School and the all students who have received an average of 'i is credited three points; each B ”, two points; Bligard, M.ss McCradie, Xoung goal of its students is the Honor Roll. This is a list of .3 at each marking period of the semester. Each A and each C , one point. If a student maintains an average of 2.3 for a complete semester, he is awarded a felt, maroon H . To those who keep the average a whole year, a gold and maroon emblem is awarded. Every six weeks the names of Honor Roll students are posted on the bulletin board of each home room. Because the Honor Roll is not an official club, no meetings are held. However, each spring Miss McCradie, adviser of the group, accompanies all who are on the Honor Roll and who wish to attend, to the Cap and Gown Day at the University of Minnesota. 1271

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Row I—Everett 8. J oh non. Mft. Gryce. A. Jcntcn. Cur-f'Cf, Bfachmann. Row 2— Sullivan, Turnquitt. Maland. Stllncr, Bratk. M. Pearson HouK. Row J—S. Jensen, Holier. V. Anderson. Ha-ferman, 8l.ga d. Row 4— Soafford, King. Weiss Reetr, J. Nelson, A. Carlson. Hcrrcid. Row §—Cru-dem, Robertson, Munson, J. Olson, Folwick. Rcmm-ton. Row 4—Harmon, Hed-berg, Lcrnirc, Dinger, Moca, Akrc. Korclis. Row I — Snead. P. Ren . Miss Stemhauser. Clava-detscher, M. Wilson, toff-Kagen. Row 2—Ziegler, J. Renx. Grain. P, Olson. Hau-ke, Xoungquist. Row J— Gustalsen. Smith. Evford. Mayer. St. Onge, Wallin. Row 4 — Bern. Jamieson. Henderson. Hugo. Sandburg. McCaughan. Row 5— Outcher. Ault, B. Nelson, B. Erickson. Stowowy. leipold. Row 4—W • k a n. Kullbcr. Zapf, Rickheim, Butts. Oett-man, Neckcr. Die Deutsche Gesellschaft—achtzehn Jahre alt! Whenever you hear someone exclaim. Wie geht’sl , don’t be alarmed; he is only a member of the German Club, the purpose of which is to increase knowledge of German culture and civilization and to promote good fellowship. The business meetings are held on the second Johnson. Keiier. Dinger Thursday of every month. Mrs. Selma Gryce and Miss Gretchen Steinhauser are the advisers. Among the many varied social events are banquets, initiations, splash parties, and wiener roasts. Each semester the name of the student who ranks the highest in service and scholarship is engraved on the trophy. The fall officers were Adrian Jensen, president; Philip Clavadetscher, vice-president; Bob Brachmann, treasurer; and Bettye Johnson, secretary. The spring officers were Glenn Benz, president; Pete Renz, vice-president: Florence Currier, secretary; and Walter Johnson, treasurer. C 26 □

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4 % King Crowned Griffith. Johnjon The club at Roosevelt High School which corresponds to the Phi Beta Kappa in the Universities is the Roosevelt Senior Honor Society. It was organized in 1925 and is affiliated with the National Senior Honor Society. Its advisers are Miss Farseth and Mrs. Doherty. Members in this organization must maintain a scholastic average of 2.3 during their three years of high school. From those who have maintained that average nominations are made by all the teachers, and final election is made by the principal, the counselor, the department chairmen, and the club advisers. The aims of this club are the encouragement of high ideals, the promotion of effective leadership, and the development of character. Its motto is Quest of the Best. The official pin of the dub is a lighted torch with the letters CSLS, signifying character, scholarship, leadership, and service. The fall executive board consisted of Howard Lemire. president; Byron Bradly, vice-president; Mary Burtness, secretary-treasurer; and Lois Radsliff, program chairman. The officiating members for the spring term were Walter Johnson, president; Wallace Anderson. vice-president; Margaret Maland. secretary; Sylvia Rasmussen, treasurer; and Newton Griffith and Eleanor Stuart, program co-chairmen. Row I Mr Doherty Radtl.ff Lem.re. Bu-Wm. Bowman. M.tt Farteth. Row 2—B. Anderton. W.ll.amt Stuart. M.ller. S Olten. Maland. Row J Bowen. Neff. youngqu.tt otmUMcn. Rdiot. 00 3. Row « To$dal. Kammc.e-. Haugen. Wall. Hs«k,n»on, K.ng, Gr.ft.th. Row S -Beard Dutchcr. w,kan. Kgllberf J Andcrjor Kngttcn Row 4 M larton W. Johnton Oppedahl, D. Ande-ton Malm. Rcben A. Carlton. Bracnmann. Ro- 7-Lundberg. S. Brown, RCn,. Stordal. Bcrgh. •y.thcc. Akr«. W. Anderton. C 2 3