Roosevelt High School - Sagamore Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

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Row I: Lcrbakken, Stevens, Purcell, Svitak, Mr. Christenson, Bucttner, P. Kelly, Kattlcman, A. Peterson. Row 2: M. Johnson, N. Smith, B. Jorgensen, Madsen, Curtis, 5. EriCkSOH, B. Russell. Blom, Waglc. Row 3: Barrowclough, Petro, Schwanenberg, S. Johnson, Ritmirc, V. Johnson, Bloomquist, Knic, G I .R 4: R r Uhlcr S. Olson G White J Johnson Johnstone Skarnes B n k Ro 5' Pot ' ' - aarneau ow cupc, , , . , . , , , urgcson, Mocry, Brin. w . crl, Oren, I-Ioglrn, Mc Mahon, Himrrrler, L. Ca'ter, Wahmscn, Watson, Crosby, Maple. Row 6: R. Nelson, D. Norcll, Schctter, l-lilborn, Burnreistcr, Selby, E. Jensen, Stcnvig, Reisdorph, Printon. Row 7: Weber, Goalcn, Vcalc, Green, M. Haugc, Dubbc, Ncuentcldt, True, Hamilton, Higgins, J. Peterson. BOARD OF GOVERNORS STUDY HALLS Members ot the Board ot Governors are responsible tor controlling the conduct ot the study halls. Roosevelt students have taken upon themselves the job ot keeping the study halls quiet and orderly. Each study hall has a chairman. an assistant, and an attendance clerk. The chairman keeps his study hall in good order tor studying. I-le may issue conduct slips to those who do not abide by the rules ot the study hall. The attendance clerk takes the roll which, in tum, is sent to the Council Cttice to be checked. ETHICS COMMITTEE lt a student cannot adapt himselt to the rules ot the study halls, he is given a con- duct slip and is sent to the Ethics Commit- tee. The pupils ot the committee discuss his problem with him to tind a solution to his ditticulty. Several times Arthur Christenson, adviser, has stepped in and has given the student in question a responsible job that FALL O F F l C E R S SPRING Robert Jorgensen President Ray Belangcr Patrick Kelly Vice-president Robert Jorgensen Nancy Smith Secretary Donna Mae Johnson John Pet-:rson Sergeant-at-Arms Louis Titlany will keep him both interested and busy. It a student has three or more conduct slips and continues to be disorderly he is subject to expelling. What's the Verdict? G. Johnson, Taylor, Hrlborn, Vruriny, Dufour. l

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Row I: I-ljelrneland, Tibbetts, Farmer, Bogen, D. Carlson, Knutson, Price, Mr. Christcnson. Row 2: Hutt, Sicvers, D. Johnson, Schwarzkopf, Mcdvcc, B. Jorgensen, B. Johnson, Forsberg. Row 3: Vrudny, Johnstone, Grinde, Grette, Backlund, C. Wilson, Lee, Bertheau. Row 4: Thomson, Kielty, J. Lund, B. Nelson, Svitak, Selby, Dettrnan. Row 5: Englund, Youngdahl, Bjerkcn, McKinney, P. Kelly, Stein, Goranson, Donnelly. STUDENT COUNCIL The Student Council is an organization re- sponsible tor the morale ot Roosevelt stu- dents. The Council has been busily engaged in making plans tor such memorable events as the Sunlights, Paul Bunyan Day, l-lome- coming, the Spring Party, and the I-learts I-lop. The Council also administers the student New Bill in the Making Row I: Knutson, D. Carlson, Farrner, Price, Baclclund. Row 2: Bogen, Goranson, Vrudny. FALL OFFICERS SPRING David Carlson President Iver Bogen Ross Farmer Vice-president Shirley Price Shirley Price Recording Secretary Mary Tibbetts June Knutson Corresponding Secretary Laura Grette Iver Bogen Treasurer Chuclc Wilson Kurt Goranson Sergeant-at-Arms Franlcie Bertheau government, which has been very successtul here and has been admired by many other schools. Very otten we have student visitors who hope to talce baclc to their schools some ideas ot the government at Roosevelt so that they may start a similar plan. The club was organized in l924 by Mr. Lundeen and is now under the caretul guid- ance ot Art Christenson. It is composed ot numerous groups which have specitic duties to carry out. The meetings are held once a weeli, usually on Monday. Students who wish to be members must be elected by their homerooms. In this way we are sure that the Student Council is composed ot the cream ot the crop at Roosevelt. Merit awards are given to the students who have contributed to the club by their generous help and service. Last January, David Carlson, Kurt Goranson, Ross Farmer, and Ann Marie Baclclund received awards.

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Old Timers Englund, Mr. Wagner, Hallrn, Berg, Rustad. SAGAMORE We, the Sagamore Statt, present the I947 Sagamore, a scrapbook ot lite at Roose- velt this year. The dances and the tootball games, the classes and the auditoriums-all the memories we want to cherish have been cut and pasted into our scrapbook. The statt this year was headed by tour students who were carried over trom last year. In September the main body ot the statt was organized, and in January they were supplemented by six Juniors who will be the toundation tor the I948 Sagamore statt. We are proud ot the record ot six All- American awards in the last seven years. All-American is the highest rating given to yearbooks by the National Scholastic Press Association. Last year the book also received six out ot seven yearbook awards trom the Minnesota l-ligh School Press Association. Betty Berg, Mary Rustad, Bob Englund, and Dick l-lallen attended the Minnesota l-ligh School Press Association Convention at Albert Lea, Minnesota. They learned many new things about yearbooks. The trip was very enjoyable as well as educational. ETSI Yearlings Sehinnes, Odberg, S. Johnson, M. Johnson, Yandon. Larribcrt, Morin, Munson. I947 SAGAMORE STAFF Mr. Harvey Wagner, Faculty Adviser Editors-infChict Photographer . Assistant. , Art Editor . . . Assistant, . . Faculty Editor ,. . Qrganizations Editor Assistants. ,.., Feature Editors . Sports Editor, .. Assistants ,,,. Class Editor. .. ., Assistants ..... Advertising Managers Typist ..., .. . ,, Fledglings . ., Betty Berg, Mary Rustad , ,.. .... Richard Hallen ., ,... Jack l-lerrlin , .Bob Englund . ...Dick Stein , ..Marion Johnson . .,. ..., Marion Odberg Donna Lambert, Clara Ault ..Joycc Schinnes, Sherry Johnson .....,.......,....John Munson Roger Jorgcnson, George Koepke . . ...... .SuziYandon , ..,Marilyn Carlson, Pat Nelson Roger Jorgenson, George Koepke , . . ....,. Dorothy Morin M, Carlson Stein, P. Nelson, Kocpkc, Jorgenson, Ault, Hcrrlin.