Roosevelt High School - Sagamore Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

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El Hispono Americcmo Adelante, siempre adelanten is the slogan ot the Spanish Club. Translated into English this slogan means Foreword, always torewardf' El l-lispano Americano was organized in the tall ot l94l and is directed by la Senora l'lall. ln order to become members ot this club. first term Spanish students must have a B average, but a C average is required ot the students in their second term. The purpose ot the club is to give students a better under- standing ot the people whose language they are studying. Meetings are held on the third Wednesday ot every month. The members Row l: M. Johnson, Martinscn, Dubisar, Book, Mrs. Hall, Rustad, Wasilcwski, B. Erickson, Mandell. Row 2: J. Erickson, M. Anderson, Gallagher, Norton, Elling- woocl, Evans, Warren, L. Hansen. Row 3: Edstrom, Aldrich, Sumner, Sctterlund, Ekl'und, Sorem, Gelinas, Craddock, Newman. Row 4: L. Swanson, Fowler, Ellingwood, Gustafson, Hardin, Cald- well, A. Erickson, Smith, Marcantclli. Row 5: E. Peterson, Skarnes, Doris, Wulkan, West, Thone, sen, Froysa. Row 6: Steinhagen, A. Johnson, Tuller, Hill, W. Jensen, gensen. Moberg, Niel- Christopherson, Poston, Hayes. Sattcrvall, Jor- FALL OFFICERS SPRING Gayle Rustad President David Hill Ann Book Vice-president Joan Sade Luanne Wasilowski Secretary Lois Swanson Beverly Dubisar Treasurer Beverly Dubisar Paul Mandell Sergeant-at-Arms Willard Jensen look torward to these meetings as there are always an interesting program and delicious refreshments. This year the club has seen mov- ies and has. ot course, had the traditional Christmas pinata party. The Spanish pinata is hung from the ceiling and is filled with goodies: it must be broken by a blindfolded person with a stick. Candy, truits, and nuts then come tumbling out tor everyone. A bronze medal was awarded to Lester Bul- lock tor showing excellence in Spanish. E243 Row l: Harris, lngebrigtsen, Bacle, Ben- nett, J. Carlson, Grayson, Landstad, Henry, Abrams. Row 2: Murphy, Rom- rnen, Jones, Brier, Boyce, Faber, Mills. Row 3: Ruzin, Franke, Luchrs, Harvey, Carothers, Cameron, Tracy, Hallin. Row 4: Soyne, Sitta, Lilja, S. Erickson, Ewen, B. Larsen, Mackey, J. Nelson. Row 5: M. Johnson, Zieper, Storholm, Wright, Johnstone, Gable, Rasmussen, Schreib- er. Row 6: M. Olson, Marti, Canney, La Rue, Hartz, Corcoran, Buettner, Christopher. Row 7: Stecnson, Bork, Hennessy. Albrecht, Anclcrbcrg, J. Carlson, Lilly, K. Hanson, McWilliams.

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I Row I: Bruce, J. Swanson, West, Mr. Halron, Fisk, Perreault. Row 2: Bouchard, B. Anderson, Landstad, Epland, Mills, Caldwell, Warclwell, Bocsscr. Row 3: Thone, Annis, Vik, Gustafson, Haglancl, Wick, Allan. Row 4: Smith, Cooper Theilmann, Wullran, Oberprilfer, Hcrrlin. Row 5: Jacobson, Walther, Wolff, E. Johnsen, Shay, Heinke, Grimes. Row 6. Hatfield, Martell, Glaser, Thomas, J. Comfort, Lundin, T. Comfort, Wilson. Alchemists At precisely five minutes after three, Sam flies into room 223 and settles the prospec- tive Einsteins down for an interesting Science Club meeting. This activity takes place every other Tuesday afternoon. l922 was the first yeargfor the Science Club. ln I949, the club has had many extra- ordinary meetings. Many times there have been interesting talks and discussions. Bob Hagerman came over from Hamline Univer- sity to give a lecture on soaps and detergents lsoap flakes to most of usl. At another meet- ing the members made prisms to use for pa- perweights. Names were etched on the prisms with a special glass etching paste. One un- usual day there was a demonstration of some solid fuel rockets, two of which met with un- fortunate fates. Blood testing was the subject of another demonstration. At one meeting there was a lecture on the mysterious subject of astronomical and terrestial telescopes. An- other interesting demonstration was the re- moval of spots and stains. Various pieces of cloth were stained. These spots were removed by certain chemicals. E231 FALL OFFICERS SPRING William Perreault President Tom Comfort James Fisk Vice-president Jack Herrlin Carol West Secretary Mama Sampson Charles Martin Treasurer William Perreault The Science Trophy is presented to the boy or girl who is excellent in all fields of science. The Bausch and Lomb Award is also present- ed to the student who most merits it. What was that formula? Huebner, U. Johnson, l-lerrlin, Prichard

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Row l: lverson, Ellefson, C. Nelson, Mr. Weum, L. Anderson, Seaberg, Nielsen. Row 2: Ekholm, Hult, Ronnirig, R. Anderson, Viken, Gregory, Mcdvec, Chalk. Row 3: Rindal, Anonsen, K. An- derson, Fremstad, Mandell-, Steenson, Koch, Gardin. Row 4: R. Swanson, Cedarblade, P. Swanson, Bemis, Stin- son, Grobel, Elvin. Row 5: Martell, Set- tergren, Sattervall, Volstad. Korn, Landberg, Hill. Row 6: T. Comfort, Lundin, J. Comfort, Fleming, Weeks, J. Anderson, Weber, Anonsen. Hi-Y Dukes Under thedirection of Mr. Weum. faculty adviser, and Chuck Swanson. downtown secre- tary, the l-li-Y livediup to its purpose of ex- tending through the school and the commu- nity high standards of Christian character. Throughout the year the l-li-Y was especially active in giving aid to organizations in need. The first thing they did was to prepare and de- liver speeches in various churches to raise money for the Community Chest. F.O.B. lFor Other Boysl was a drive to raise money for other boys who needed help in the war-torn countries. Other high spots during the year included FALL OFF'lCERS SPRING Curt Nelson President Arleigh Ronning Keith Palmquist Vice-president Curt Nelson Lawrence Anderson Secretary Ralph Swanson Charles Ellefson Treasurer Lyall Schwarzkopf None Sergeant-at-Arms Douglas Steenson None Chaplain Tom Comfort the Palm Sunday breakfast at the downtown Y and a banquet at Idahupi for the football team. The banquet was paid for largely by the money the members took in from concessions which they sold at home football games. At Christmas each club sold tickets for a dollar apiece. This money was used as a down pay- ment on a Christmas tree which was bought at one of the lots run by the Y Men's Club. This year the Y will also have its own softball tourna- ment between clubs. Row I: Drake, Kile, Abrams, Eide, D. Benson, J. Johnson, Gantriis. Row 2: Robertson, C. Peterson, A. Peterson, B. Olsen, Urbach, Sampson, Bergin. Row 3: Welsh, Kantrud, Tvsk, Paton, Munig, Holland. Row 4: Bram, Wood, Richie, Collin, Myhre, Shay. Row 5: Deno, E. Johnsen, Prichard, Schwarz- kopf, Amundson, R. Olson, Fox. E251