Roosevelt High School - Sagamore Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

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First row: Sward, EII, Brown, Herkal, Mr. Strandiord, Scudder, Lehman, Levin. Second row: N. Shannon, D. Shannon, Handzus, Stafford, Breck enriclge, Thompson, Rodes, Sorlie, Rasmussen, Third row: Alford, Brink, R. Hanson, K. Jensen, Ramm, Hopper, Hoey, Nordrum. Fourth row Cordell, Ronneberg, Webber, Gustafson, Dickson, Scamp, Veara, D. Peterson, Melrn. Fifth row: Cirr, S. Olson, Elander, Bynell, Murphy, Amlie D. Hagen, Stenstrom, Brockman. Sixth row: Weber, Berrernan, J. Nelson, Schaber, Fetzek, Eide, Fallt, Anonsen. Seventh row: Tennison, Papas Nerison, Hughes, Smith, R. Hagen, Hannula, A. Olson, R. Sorenson, , Aoi Sitting: B. Anderson, Carter, Brockman, Student Council Every day, alternating the periods, the council meets to plan for homecoming, winter carnival, clean up week, dance decorations, etc. One member is elected from each homeroom to serve on the council. They are hard-working, con- scientious students who aid the general governing of the school. A service trophy is awarded yearly. OFFICERS Paul Scudder President Paul Scudder Pat Herkal Vice-President Pat Herkal Marlene Ell Recording Secy. Marlene Ell Jackie Lehman Corresponding Secy. Jackie Lehman Barbara Brown Corresponding Secy. Lucy Brockman Jerry Sward Sergeant-at-Arms Jerry Sword 26 ,1 Standing: Halverson, C. Olson, Kauer. Office Help This group consists of students who spend their study hour in the Council Office. A clerk and an assistant serve during each period. The chief clerk's job is to see that everything runs smoothly. These clerks type stencils, take messages, do typ- ing, do filing, and keep charge of lost and found articles. A lot of credit should go to these people for giving up their study period. The work sometimes requires a clerk to remain after three o'clock to complete some given assignment.

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Board of Governors Ethics Committee All right, you guys! Let's have it quiet in here. Would you like to visit the Ethics Committee? Does that sound as it the chairman is on the war- Not particularly, was the rather quiet answer. path again? No, he is merely a member of the Now this reluctance to meet the committee does not group who is responsible tor the behavior in the stem from the tact that the members are not pleas- study halls. ant people. lt is due to the tact, rather, that all The mein purpose of fhe grgup is fe meinfein quiet who receive conduct slips in study hall are sent to Se that Sfudenfs who Wish to mey Study. this committee tor an explanation of their mis- To be a member of the board you must be a chair- behovmr' man, an assistant, a secretary, or a period Chief, Members consist ot a study hall chairman, assist- ants, and eriod clerks. OFFICERS P President . ...... . . Barry Bynell Secretary ............. Pat Handzus First row: C. Olsen, Herkdal, Stafford, Bynell, Mr. Strandiord, George, Magnuson, Handzus. Second row: Dahlgren, Schaupp, J. Andersen, Anderberg, Jones, Brayley, Kaminsky, Krause. Third row: Tuset, Christy, Elander, Bronce, Gar ten, Uhr, Palmquist. Fourth row: Besmehn, Naslund, R. Hagen, Colbert, Carlquist, A. Andersen, Nerheim. Fifth row. Lien, Roehrdanz, S. Alm, Price, McLaren, Lehman, Wickoren. Breckenridge, Darelius, Smestad, Hollingsworth, Robertson, Miller.