Roosevelt High School - Sagamore Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

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.. Mmrrbc-is nl rhv Facully Co orrlinaling Council qarhof for a rncelirrg. They are, siflinq: Mr. Slrandiord, Mr. Voglsberqer, Mrs. Jolly, Miss Pals-on M Lill'lM'sNla M' Hub 1nM'sF rhM L r r wr r-T, r-. Q s rr, iss , erm, , ir- arie , r, yon evorn. Sfandings Mr. Wagner, Mr. Swadrer, Miss Reberrson. i Faculfy Co-ordinafing Council The Facully Co-ordinaling Council was or- complered as planned. Al lheir meelings The ganized for The purpose of seeing lhal all council members also presenl problems per- eyenrs lhal are carried on in The school' are run raining ro school life. Many of These are lhen smoolhly. ll fries lo organize arlairs so Thar presenled lo Principal W. P. yon Levern, who There are no conllicls and Jrhar all eyenls are allemprs lo lind a solulion. Mary Andreen, Phyllis Webber, Arlene Hopper, Peler Jacobsen, Donna Hrrl lingsworfh, Lois Cosfello, Ralph Towler, Lowell Moen, and Sran Iflvlson ari- fome of The Senior Honor Socieh members who wenr on The field Trip Field Trips Build AX , 7.-55? - i Knowledge T One yery imporranl parl of our edu- calion and school life loday is lhe Tield lrips lhal are lalcen by sludenls in social sludies classes or school organizalions. Towards The beginning of 'rhe school year, rhe Senior l-lonor Sociely mem- bers roolc a Jrrip lo Chaslca, Minnesola, where lhey wenl lhrough lhe sugar refinery. I2

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Office Clerks The oTTice cIerI4s handle such Things as program cards, aTTendance cards, reguesTs Tor excusaIs. eTc. They Iceep busy The TuII day receiving im- porTanT inTormaTion and re-rouTing iT inTo The proper pIaces. They are MISS NANCY ASMUS, MRS. EVELYN I-IERDINE, MISS FRANCES I-IUSEBY, MISS MARJCRIE STENSINC5, and MISS GLSA STGNE. Sighi'-Saving, VisiTing Teacher MISS MARGARET ERICKSON, who is our visiTing Teacher, has The responsibiIiTy oT helping sTudenTs and parenTs To iron ouT home cIiTTicuITies. She is a member oT The heaITh counciI. The sighT- saving Teacher, MISS JEAN ROBERTSON, aids her sTudenTs wi+h Their schooI worI4 and proIoIems. She is on The EacuITy Co-ordinaTing Council, and she has charge oT The Young ReopIe's Symphony ConcerTs. MRIT IMEkhIr hgifi M L I I th h Th TT g P T L B D hIb q S M G St nding B b Ly M Lcvcrsee. Joa C p J 6 Tafson, Beit R Jdy Chrisfensen, HcIen S N C IIy, Lois Wichzfrorrv.

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English DeparTmenT MRS. L. KATHERINE PAETZ Teaches courses in radio and drama in addiTion To English, and is in charge oT The direcTion oT The Tall and spring class plays presenTed each year. MlSS LILLIAN LEIGT-l was The IOB chairman Tor English. She is on The EaculTy Social ConwrniTTee, and has charge oT The Junior American Red Cross aT RoosevelT. MRS. MAY DCT-TERTY Teaches a course in creaTive wriTing besides English. MISS BLANCl-lE DOOR has charge oT all publi- caTions and liTerary conTesTs. MRS. VERN- ETTE KAUPANG, a TwelTTh grade English Teacher, is The TaculTy adviser oT The Chris- Tian Fellowship League. MlSS MATTIE CRC- GAN was The IQB chairrnan Tor English and is censor oT The SAGAMQRE. Ab ghl M l l R N S M D Ts D M K ig News and Speech MR. LEROY NIELSEN is The adviser oT our school paper, The RoosevelT STANDARD, and Teaches a course in news. MR. LEVT QSTERHUS Teaches courses in U. S. ElisTory and in speech. l-le has charge oT The DebaTe Club and Fore ensic League. J