Roosevelt High School - Sagamore Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

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Row I: Lutz, Hom, M.Anocrscr1 J. Erickson, A. Thorrpsori, J. Johnson Dosch, Row 2: Grittith, Pct'o Lindberg M, Larson, Gocawn, Kurth, Larostrorrx Row 3: Stccn, Long, Libby, Isaacson, Burmcistcr, Ocxning, Canncv. Row 4: Doug as Forster, Boxqtn, Beamer, Lurroccn, I-Iii Na's'all. Row 5: Boscoc M. Hanson, F. Ericrsor, Mcvcr, Scrurnactcr, Pctcrka, I-Icrr, Havcs. Seton Hy Gee, I never knew it took that much work to put out the tunnies I read every night. And such a modern building, tool Those remarks were made by Seton I-ly girls returning trom their tour ot the Star Trib- une newspaper. But that certainly isn't all they have done this year. No, sir! They had a St. Patricks Day Party, a Mother's Day Tea, and a Simplicity Pattern Style Show tor all the girls in the student body. And, ot course, they gave their annual tarewell party tor the OFFICERS . . . Pwsidcnt Viccsprcsid-:nt . Secretary Marny Sicvcrs . , . . Treasurer Sergeant-at-Arms , Ann Thompson Joan Johnson Jackie: Burns . .Jcac Lord graduating seniors. This active club is open to any girl in Roosevelt, regardless ot her grade. The group is under the direction ot Miss Lynch and Mrs. Nagel. It you want a good time and want to meet new triends, visit this club on the tirst and the third Thursdays ot the month. Row I: Mrs. Nagci, Bartosh, LaBclIc, Lord, Sicvcrs, Burns, Hrrnnwicr Blodgatt, Row 2: Schwcick Harvcv, Iverson, Tzbiason, LoPlant Mancv, Post, Madcr, Brier Row 3' Dalton R bins n Th ' ' h i i i M i il T H . . , o o , orsorr, Lindgren, Rot , G ll an, Bond, P. Nelson. Row 4' . Er cxson, Monson, J. Swanson, W son inkcr, ocv, Gervais, Hcnshaw. Row 5: Brink, Stevens, Oren, B. Harris, Paulson, J. Harris, Gross Albrccnt. Row 6: Gallagher, Wolanocr R. Johnson, B. Johnson, Covcl Strong, Wcobcr, Quigley, Harms.

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Row I: Flanders Cnristoehcrson, D. Fetefsc' Gelinas, Koch, Rave'inq, Scuooer, Brcclenricgc Kurtri. Row 2: Monson, Roar, Elly Richardson M. Anoerson, Maas, McCorrficn, Landstrorri Fitrgzralc. Row 3: G, Swanson, Elliott, Heel., Sclsncss, Deaf J. Carlson, Christensen, B, Anderson R. Jonnson. Row 4: Baker B. Carlson D-:gan Wasilowsxi! Sche pc. Ouicx Werhan, Gustafson Schacer. Row 5: Lunoberg Miller! Swaic Levin, Kol er, GUfTOv2'SOF7, Sane, Jernbac Youngcuist. Row 6: Twaitcs Fox, Mwah, Anorsen Lockwcoo, Lea Jorgensen Scuoocr Munson, G. Nelson. Student Council l-lave you ever wondered who sponsors our Winter Carnival, our Homecoming Activi- ties, our Noon Movies, and our May Dance? Well, it's our Student Council. Each homeroom elects one student to at- tend the Student Council meeting every Monday. A Student Council Merit Award is given to the most outstanding student. FALL OFFICERS SPRlNG Paul Koch President Paul Koch Jerry Raveling Vice-President Jerry Ravcling Jeanne Gclinas Recording Secretary Jeanne Gelinas Charles Breckenridge Secretary Charles Breckenridge Doris Peterson Treasurer Jim Schcibc Paul Scudder Sergeant-at-Arnns Paul Scuddcr Boo rd of Governors We've been having a little trouble with the newspapers in our study. Well, the kids have been swell about them in ours. We have just listened in on one ot the Board ot Governor meetings. These active study hall chairmen and secretaries are the main bulwarlc in lceeping our study halls in tine worlcing condition. O F F I C E R S Davt Hwl . Ficsidunt Ken Fransen Vice Pres dent Shirley Steen . Secretary Criucli Breckenridge . .Sergeant-at-Arms Row I: Lundgref B. Haven Burt Bernot, Bxris Hoev Searle. Row 2: Smestao Fetzclc, Steen, Oexnirg, Burmcistcr, Breckenridge. Row 3: Jennricr' Brciocrg Sorenson S. Anccrson Dricks, Franiclin. Row 4: R. Nelson, Grrrnstadx Whiton, Bcokc. Alexson J, Peterson. Row 5: W lliarns L. Encksori Kalb r'lill Fransen Craig.

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Keeping the Junrors rn the Dark I950 SAGAMORE STAFF Harvey Wagner Faculty Advrser tor n ch R otographer Assrstants Art Ed to Faculty Edt V 'W V-l ro Cor at r a r na G Organrzat ons Ea y Ca C Ass staht r- t Ass: tar- Soorts Ed t A551 tar' an a S ann rrv .lcnrs SBWUDS ass Edrrors v v Rcr- a Mar u Ass sta t Tye sts L ma Sago more We the Sagamore statt rnvlte you to travel through thus year s book wrth Teddy Roosevelt Ten years ago the Sagamore took the students ot Roosevelt on an rmagrnary trup to Mr Roose velt s ranch Thrs year the statt thought It proper to rnvrte Mr Roosevelt to tour our school through the pages ot the l95O Saga more The members ot the Sagamore statt have not had a dull moment all year Besides their regu lar work on the annual they have taken two rn terestrng trrps thrs year The trrst trap was to the Unrversrty ot Minnesota l-lrgh School Press Conventron Classes were held rn the atternoon on how to put out a year book A banquet and a dance IU the evenrng were enjoyed The sec ond and most eventtul trrp was to Chrcago tor the Natronal Scholastrc Press Convention Another event ot hustorrcal Importance was the passing ot the peace prpe by the Sagamore on the Drvrsron Page ot thus section In January the statt added seven new mem bers who wrll carry on the work next year wl C r-in Ho 3 M W3 Otn I 7 l I ' X sk , s A ' ' ' ' Lvfman Hurt Pars- Siam: Trgz, Pztgrr Sa :.s:'. ' ' Mr. , ' ' A ' D - Ed? - - ,Qt Jack Cfestnut ' ' ,r Hc.q Sec, ann h A y Rr' rr: 'x F c , 1 ' Danna R Q l-l.: ry . . . X r C' Ed b-:'ts n . l li B-'tt ' th- s ' ' I ' - Ja rf Hunt y y I trfdwrf Edrfcr Rfr-1,1 Hoffman and the Standard statts. Thus event as prctured VS rt JU rr Q ,Q . . . . . Gr Je . r cn ' 'S t , . Roger or - C ' BQ er' ds u 3 erlte Hegg y r ' . Jams Tracy - . Eugene Wengart Jackc gh H Ro 1 lccrtsor Wchgurt Crcstrpt ' v '. H rf Scerrrann. Row 2: r. gncry Car ,ers Hogg Rona-:au ,l. lohnzon, 1-01