Roosevelt High School - Sagamore Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

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Fellowship Fostered One of the most recent organizations formed within the school is the Christian Fellowship League. It was organized on March 7. 1939, by Mrs. Vernette Kaupang. Through student interest the club has gone steadily forward in membership and ideals. The regular meetings are held each Tuesday, and the meetings of the Service and Friendship groups are held on the evenings before holidays. A true Christian inter- Efickl° Ma,ian and Ro cnc Sk°s'und est is the only qualification necessary for membership. The emblem is in the form of a pin which expresses the motto of the organization, Jesus Never Fails. Some of the most important social activities in which the club has engaged are the Senior Farewell party, a Thanksgiving Day auditorium program, and a Mothers’ Day Tea. The Christmas party was climaxed by the contribution of fifty gifts to the Children’s Gospel Mission. A library of inspirational books, novels and biographies was begun this year. It is growing constantly by individual contribution and gifts, and it now numbers thirty books. The officers of the organization for the fall term were the following: Burton Larson, president; Donald Anderson, vice-president; Lorraine Heglund, secretary; Arthur Gustafson, treasurer. The officers for the spring term are Donald Anderson, president; Lorraine Heglund, vice-president; Irene Oppedahl, secretary; Marvin Larson, treasurer. Row I- A Gustafson, Hctjlund, OppedaM Mrs Kaupang. H. Johnson D. Anderson. B Larto- Row 1 -Brad,tan 1 -- u . Rood. Greguton. Klandcrud Row J-youigau.tt. J. Carlton. Radtl.ff, Kcnf.eld. M Nelson Rust. Row 4--1 Nei.Tr Gr.T.tb . He dc ton. R. Olson. Row McCulloujn. McCaujhan. f Larson H Enc.ton R E •:«»;.« Ao-tcrbara t Brask. Remington, J. Arderson. D. Nelson. Row 7—Counter. Schalle- Bortnett S. A derson. M. Larson Jacobson Sdiwanenbe-g C 29 3

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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

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U This Way Please 55 , i. 're- B'umer, Dalbcc, Sperling Membership to the Pilots Club is limited. Thirty-six members are permitted with a specified quota from both eleventh and twelfth grades. After the teachers recommend students. the members vote on those who they think would be reliable and capable Pilots. To all members whose services have been acceptable. a special pin is awarded as the club's token of appreciation. Organized in 1927, the club is now under the direction of Mr. Daly, who has taken over the position held last year by Mr. Courtney. The regular meetings are held the first and last Thursdays of every month. The Pilots Club is essentially a service organization, but social activities are encouraged. At all school entertainments this club's traditional responsibility is that of ushering. Twice a year an initiation party is given to welcome new members. The officers for the fall term were John Blumer, president; Bud Peterson, vice-president; Margaret Lundquist. secretary; Mary Pearson, treasurer; and John Nolander, sergeant-at-arms. The spring officers are Earl Dalbec, president; Randolph Sperling, vice-president; Margaret Lundquist. secretary; Larraine Weber, treasurer; and John Nolander, sergeant-at-arms. Ill j Enel ton Gy bp«i‘t!n 0?lv• •«© . « - Row J-Hagman. Wall. Weber. No-berg Dahl. Sullivan Valenti. W Ntiioa 0. i Ge, - B c de. 7 V . f ,L- °- 4-O'ttca. • . » Do ald»o nciton. ROW -Oey«r. Bie-dcn. 8. Pctc-to , Fronk. Vrooman. Spr.ggt. Sperling Nolander. C30D