Roosevelt High School - Sagamore Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

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Row I—R. Anderson. Newman. Aitken, Romfo, Wcrltct, Lundblad, Kemper. Row 2—8. Peterson. Bergmann. Slarks. Benson. Jurkousk: Hubbard Gorgen, Row 3—L. Anderson. McCalla, Jamieson. O'Shea. Fortier. Delong. Hunt. Besmehn. Row 4—G. Anderson, Kattleman.' Taylor. Smith Harris Pfou. Stichm, Glockncr. Row 5—Coppock, Kchneman, J. Honson, Ondick. Melfcy. Bassett. Gauthier. Gcyc . Row 4—Stocco, Moberg.'Ciiok. Sauby Robertson. Podolinsky, Casey, Cahill. Oberg. Row 7— Maudsley. Redpath, Helms Andreesen, R. Nelson. Prout. W. Swanson. Spriggs W.lliams Row 8—A. Johnson. Sweet. Walter. Thomas. Moynihan. Tomlinson. C. Anderson, C. Pearson. Dc La Hunt. Brodin. Gang Busters The R Club is made up of boys who have won their letters in all sports. The chief aim of this club is to encourage good sportsmanship among Roosevelt teams and students. This year the R Club voted to dispense with the annual athletic banquet that is held for those boys who participate in various sports, and instead donated the cost of such a banquet, $115, to the Red Cross. To help in the betterment of Roosevelt High School athletics is the club's slogan. Sportsmanship is the byword at all times. As a special project, the club has volunteered to accept the responsibility for all outside supervision around the building. The R Club holds its meetings the first Thursday of every month. These meetings are held before school in the room of the club adviser, Mr. Lobdell. The officers during the fall term were Roy Benson, president; Glenn Martinson, vice-president; and Dale Andreason, secretary-treasurer. The officers for the spring term were Dick Helms, president; Cyril Harris, vice-president; and Robert Turner, secretary-treasurer. Horn . Helm . Turner C 2')-}

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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 ]

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Row I— Hcglund. Hiei-mclond, H. Olson, Op- t'ordcn, Thompson, Irustod, E. Johnson. Row 2—Anfinson. Flask-C'd. Vjtibotn. I. Larson, Gjcrstad, Froys-land, M. Hansen. Row 3 — Gabriclson, Bergh Hcrslcth. Briggs, L. Carlson. Grcguson. Hun-derc. Row 4—J. Olson. Rockman. Moc, M. Larsen. 0. Jorgenson. Burke, D. Hagen, Haley. Norse Club Sponsors Viking Spirit the fall term were LeRoy Jorgenson, president; Irving Vick, vice-president; Betty Dahl, secretary; and Gloria Haugen, treasurer. The officers during the spring term were Irving Vick, president; Jonas Johnson, vice-president; Pat Hauke, secretary; and Virginia Mollan, treasurer. The club pin is a small gold lion on a maroon background. This pin bears the royal coat of arms of Norway. The Norse Trophy is awarded by the Sons of Norway. The basis of the award is good character, scholarship, progress in Norse, and interest in the language and country. This trophy is awarded to one student from the January class and one student from the June class. William . Gorge , New, Thorvig. Snider. Each year the Norse club joins the Swedish club in a Christmas party, and a Senior Farewell banquet. There is also friendly rivalry between the two clubs when they meet for the traditional basketball game. Every new member must submit to the tortures of initiation before he can belong to the club. The students assisting Mr. Eggan during Hof tad. Braatcn. Nc.lscn, Palmitein, Cooko . Hcisirin