Roosevelt High School - Sagamore Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

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Row I: Bierkcn, M. Gustatsen, Ek- holm, Aura, Miss Comley, Gisvold, Odberg, Huff, Rustad. Row 2: L. Ol- son, B. Williams, Webster, Baeycn, M. Gustafson, A. Olson, S, Wilson, Jurkovski, Schinnes. Row 3: Tibbetts, Peansox, Christianson, R. Erickson, N. Smith, Norblom, Holmes, B. Larson, Row 4: D. Olson, Stafford, Naalsund, Wickorcn, Grams, P. Lund, Hott, E. White, Running. Row 5: I-lolt, Hedlot, Bristol, M. John- ston, Hotstedt, I. Anderson, Sovde, Buezis, Lambert. Row 6: Chack, M. Stewart, Barker, Hamer, Boerner, B. Anderson, Forsmark, Rich, Land- berg. Row 7: Danielsen, Hiarpc, D. Olson, M. Andersen, Albrecht, Voth, Stevens, Pearson, Swenson. Row I: I-Iilgeman, I-lielmeland, Nos- ker, Backlund, Miss Leigh, Price, Grette, Naslund, Schmidt, Row 2: Bergquist, Beech, C. Anderson, Knudsen, Arness, Nygren, D, Carl- son, Cohen. Row 3: Hogan, Will- mert, Moery, F. Krumholz, Kelly, Meader, Nystrom, Kuban, B. Jen- sen. Row 4: Tracy. Kask, M. Olson, A, Phillips, Fretter, Halvorson, Ahl- gren, M. Anderson, J, Knutson. Row 5: Polsfuss, Friecrieh, S. Johnson, Lilley, Moc, Lofgren, A. Carlson, Oberg, Galarncau. Row 6: Waldahl, Juettner, Burtness, Meduec, Fors- berg, V. Larson, Holmberg, G. Han- son. Row 7: Byers, Burud, Jayne, J. Erickson, Schwanenbcrg, Ahlberg, Ostlund, I-laddleston, Hovclsrud. Row I: Dahl, Oslie, Lewis, M. Wil- son, Miss l-leath, Pace, M. Gustat son, B. Nelson. Row 2: Borseth, Broberg, Dusenka, Kruzona, O. Johnson, Madson, Styrlund. Row 3: E. Anderson, Tanem, J. Anderson, Wood, I-Iunter, Bratschi, I-lult, S. Johnson. Row 4: Nehring, McCon- nell, Enstad, Fowler, I-l. Olson, Mor- in, Yandon. Row 5: Nyberg, L. Stew- art, Bursell, Bracken, E. Gustafson Rogers, Reppen, B. Phillips. BLUE TRI To the strains ot Waltzing Matilda, one could hear the elanking ot dishes as the com- mittee tor the Senior Farewell Tea was busy cleaning up. This is one ot the important activities ot the club that likes to honor the graduating seniors. A program was given and corsages were presented to the gradu- ates by the I IA and the IZB girls. Refresh- ments were enioyed by all. FALL OFFICERS SPRING Anne Marie Baeklund President Mary Jean Aura Shirley Price Vice-president Mary Tibbctts Laura Grettc Secretary Mary Ann Ekholm Melita Schmidt Treasurer t-lvlcn hlclgeman Membership in the Blue Tri is open to all IIA, IZB, and l2A girls. The club is attili- ated with the Y.W.C.A. which sends out its own representative. The advisers tor this club are Miss Leigh, Miss Comley, and Miss I-leath. E293

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SILVER TRI Chl Do you know what happened in ltr Don't you just adore that blue-2-7 Then there's a tirm rapl rapl The girlish gossip stops, and the meeting comes to or- der. The business comes first, tollowed by entertainment, which throughout the year includes a variety of speakers and school talent. E281 Row I: Foote, Sanderson, Bolster, Warner, Mrs. Jolly, Haugc, D. John- son, G. Rustad, Holmgren, Argall. Row 2: Tack, Hagen, M. Anderson, Crawford, McBride, M. Carlson, Martini, B. Olson, Stelzner. Row 3: Necker, Robinson, Moe, Holen, E. Erickson, C. Gustafson, Hagen, Lon- don, Lerbakken. Row 4: Haeg, Sam- son, Strand, Buggs, Bemis, M. Swan- son, Baklund, Ault, Paulson. Row 5: Hemsey, Skarnes, K. Krumholz, J. Carlson, G. Johnstone, Messrnan, Nilsen, B. Thompson, Thomsen. Row 6: E. Thomsen, Kirkegaard, D. Nel- son, Carmichael, Muhly, Nelson, Jeane Neuhardt, Mohs, Boe, Hal- vorson. Row I: Larsgaard, D. Gustafson, Sorem, Miss Haberman, Tattersfield, Grirrde, Smith, Workman, Taber. Row 2: Geving, Beckford, E. Lund, Lee, l. Gustafson, Glowatzke, West- rum, Christian, Brink. Row 3: Both- mann, Ewen, Lindstrom, Lechnayr, Meyer, M. Anderson, Fagerlie, Sten- vaag, Fagerlic. Row 4: Gantriis, Otto, Maus, Knight, Swar-berg, Oli- ver, Tollefsrud, Brown. Row 5: Lin- gren, Croanquist, Broman, Hokemer, Spencer, Schreiber, Richardson, So- volt, Undem. Row 6: Hardin, Mac- key, Martin, Widenhoefer, Owens, Holt, Haugc, Fewer, Ronneberg, Kruger. Row I: B. Anderson, Mikkelson, Shraback, Mrs. Miller, Landstael, Morris, Nielsen. Row 2: V, Johnson, Bossert, Arms, Borlaug, Book, Huyer, Borseth. Row 3: Fundee, Bergquist, Handeley, Turnbull, A. Johnson, M. Larson, Gable. Row 4: M. Johnson, Rasmussen, Alexson, Saam, Steen- son, Taylor, Wavlander, Wydeen. Row 5: l-lertzer, Fite, Wardwell, Strom, J. Johnson, Knutson, Kamp- stad. Row 6: Dudley, Borsch, Mc- Niff, Allan, Paul, Adams, Gierke, Cunningham. FALL Q F FIC E R S SPRING Mary LOU l-lauge President Donna Mae Johnson Arlene Warner Vice-president JOGFI Fewer Delores Foote Secretary Margaret Hauge Gayle Rustad Treasurer Barbara Widenhoefer Silver Tri, under the leadership ot Mrs. Jolly, Mrs. Miller, and Miss l-laberman, gives the Sophomore and B-Junior girls a fine op- portunity to get better acquainted with their classmates.

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Row I: Owens, Cash, Mrs. Vong, Sorensen, Marrs, Kasparek, Pedersen. Row 2: Feigam, l-lcllmer, Borseth, Boyles, Harris, D. Hanson, Jacobson, Hestness. Row 3: M. Holt, Ouist, Clark, Bolster, Newman, Torrini, Schultz, Row 4: Booker, Gagnon, J. Carlson, Bucy, l-lokcrner, Broman, Holl. Row 5: R. Andersen, Hammer, Madson, Undem, M. Johnston, Hcdlof, Bristol, Friedrick. Row 6: A. Johnson, Sathrc, B. Carlson, Deutsch, Obcrprillcr, Bclford, Rich, Madvig, J. Anderson. SETON HY Are you a timid, retiring person atraid to give your personality a chance? Then we have just the spot tor you in our school ac- tivities. The members ot the Seton Hy Club. under the expert guidance ot their leader. Mrs. Jeanne Vong, will take you in hand and gradually mold you into a new and exciting person. How does this come about, you ask? By giving you a chance to do things tor others. The Seton Guild sponsors this club, and any girl interested in the goals ot this organization is eligible to join. Character development, through the use ot talents and leadership qualities, is stressed. The Seton l-ly was or- ganized in l926 and has lived up to its motto, Service tor All, through all these years. The members take an active part in every worthwhile school activity, including an all-out ettort to assist in the Red Cross work at school. Each girl strives to win a Seton l'ly pin, given to the girl or girls who earn IOO points or more in service tor the club. Throughout the year many interesting people are asked to speak at the meetings, FALL O F F l C E R S SPRING Pat Clark President Patricia Marrs Patti Owens Vice-president Joane Croonquist Miriam l-lolt Secretary Marilyn Quist Marilyn Quist Treasurer Arlene Mikkelson Patricia Marrs Social Chairman Pat Clark which are held every other Wednesday at three o'cloclc. The club schedules many in- teresting social activities, highlighted this year by a Fall Party and a Skating Party. Help Yourself! Marrs, Schultz, Martini, Quist, Clark.