Roosevelt High School - Sagamore Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

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Row I—Jameson, Bradley. Stevens. C. J. Ulrich, L. Anderson R. Anderson, tesch. Row 2—Brcmmei. C. Peterson Thornburg. Goodin. Vruduy. R. Erikson, Jacobson. Brucr. Henderson. Row 3— Forman, Linsley. Robertson. Riesc. W. Johnson. Sandburg. Brady, MseV. Row 4—Hammond Sundberg Karclis. Sauby Clem. B. Olson. Stevens. Hill. Todsen. I Love a Mystery The purpose of the Science Club is to enable students who excel in science to further their study and experiments in this subject. The club has been organized since 1929 and is under the leadership of Mr. Carl J. Ulrich. Club meetings are held every other Wednesday in Room 223. Occasionally wiener roasts and club parties have been held in place of a scheduled meeting. The Science Department awards the Science Trophy every semester. Margaret Stevens, Byron Bradley, and Lawrence Anderson were this year's recipients on the merit of activity in the club and outstanding scholarship in science. Buxton, Formon Necker. Peterson, Forman

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Row I—Froysland 8aadsgaorJ, Gooden, Miss McCradic, Rudd. Gcnsler, Martin. Row 2—Burke. Adclmonn. Rockman. Stevens, Swanson, J. Anderson, Backer, Cunningham. Row 3—Huston. Kappcllcr. Tharalson, Christophcrson, A. Smith. Ellingson. Madvig. Row 4—D. Jones. Krogh, Pfremmer. Bjcllancss! V. Carlson. Bostrom, Muller Palmstcm. Row 5—Murray. Burke, E. Anderberg. Klein, Costello. Ashley, Rcngal. linslcy, Row 6—L. Andoson, Champine! Weese, 8. Erickson. Holan, M. Madigan, B Olson. F. Anderberg. Row 7—J. Hanson. Dcncker. Christensen. Backlund. Brolsma. Mauritx O'Rourke Dettman, J. Smith. Invitation to Learning To be eligible for the Honor Roll a pupil must maintain an average of 2.3 honor points during a semester. A 2.3 honor point average means an average of 2 A's and 2 B's or better. At the close of the semester the record is tabulated and from these term lists the candidates for the National Senior Honor Society appear. 1 he Honor Roll is an unorganized group for pupils below the I2B grade. In a re- cent survey it was found that there is an improvement in scholarship as pupils advance in high school. It was found that there were 2% of the lOB's on the Honor Roll, 3% of the lOA's. 7% of the I I B's. 8% of the I I A’s. 6% of the l2B's and 11% of the 12A's. On Award Day at Roosevelt all seniors who have maintained the 2.3 average are awarded the large plush R' • Row I—R. Anderson. P. Olson, M Larson Rocsler. Bradley. Row 2—Mclchisedcch. Koplitx. Jucngcl, 8raathcn. Row 3—Robertson, Shorba. Hanna Ayer. Holmes. Row 4—'Vosen, Schctter Sandell Cahoon. Zettcl. Zimmerman.

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Row |—Samuclson, Frandscn, A. Skaar, Skaar. Mr. Wcum, 6. Olson, Clem, Morose. Row 2— Fritz. Tweeton, Lanast'om, Iverson, Haglund. J. Carlson. O'Shea, Mick. Row 3—Kelly, Eidsvoog, Byers, H. Erickson, Heymer. Osborn, Lawler, Sanaell, 0. Nelson Row 4—11 stror- M. Johnson. Christensen, K. Anderson, L. Larson, Blackman, Kohapek, Ramage. Row 5—Oilman, Nyberg, Sunberg, Andrues. Timbers, B. Johnson, Flom, G. Johnson, Hanse. Row 6—Scllner, Quinn. Harris, Robertson, Noel, Oberg, 8cthke, Strandemo. Row 7—Newman. Thorvig, G. Jensen, Dcnckcr, Oolbcc, Spriggs, Hansen. McCan, Hordin. Row 8—Christopher. B. Olson, Rockman, Bogle, Brown. Ostrud, Moen, Cummelin, Zimmerman, Fribo'g. For Men Only The Hi-y has branches in each high school in the city. These branches are composed of six chapters, with the maximum of 17 members in each group. Each chapter has its own officers and a leader who meets with the group each Monday evening. Once a month all clubs come together for what is known as an all-school meeting. The purpose of the club is to create, maintain, and extend throughout the school and community high standards of Christian character. He must attend two training sessions, have an interview with the V. M. C. A. adviser, Lyndon F. Cedarblade, visit two of the club meetings, and be present at the induction ceremony in order to qualify for membership. The faculty adviser of the club is Mons B. Weum. The presiding officers for the fall term were Robert Talty, president; Robert Olson, vice-president; Jack Casey, secretary; Arnold Skaar, treasurer; and Donald Clem, sergeant-at-arms. Elected for the spring season were Lloyd Skaar, president: Robert Olson, vice-president; Dean Rockman, secretary; Paul Newman, treasurer; and Charles Moen, sergeant-at-arms. Rockman, B. Olson, L. Skaar, Newman C 28 ]