Roosevelt High School - Sagamore Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

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,As Ly I .A itz: Row I: Kragnesg Lonn' Flanders' Blanchardg Mr. Slrandiorog Lul'lj J. Jenson' Filzgeraloj Nordlard, Row 2: D. Jrichrng Ru'1PviclrQSch1 fer' i'i'o lrfrhj Shar ll Sl i' in ' ' 1 S h 'Y' - ' ' ra , svusl Wa s . Row 3: Bwweig Vcrrng chauprli B, Jo nsong Kiel v, Thomas, Morgar. Row 41B-'nnorg ElluY'i1jQO'1c1inj Movrong Biiffwei-rf-ix T Oluwy Sanncrj S. Nelson. Row 52 B. Andevsonj Slewnrlj Schennumj Rodgers: Befvwehnj FelTj Borlro. Row 6: Kolslndj Abrahai' song Tioivsladj Spoodisj Dcnchj Dfilin selhj J. Sorensen! Chrisrianson Board of Governors Our sysTem Tor running sTudy halls is unique. Even Though some halls may have up To one hundred and TwenTy-Tive energeTic Teen-agers. They are all enTirely sTudenT governed. The chairman, a boy, is in charge. l-le may have several assisTanTs To help preserve quieT. The secreTary Talces aTTendance and checks passes. IT is These sTudenTs who Torm The Board oT Governors. This meThod worlcs very well. The chairman realizes his iob and Talces iT seriously. For The mosT parT pupils respond To his auThoriTy, buT any oTTenders are given a conducT slip and Talcen To The EThics CommiTTee. lT relieves our Teachers oT a TerriTic responsibiliTy and gives us an independence which is noT abused. The Board oT Governors meeTs To worlc ouT Their problems TogeTher. The chairman oT a hall may bring his diTTiculTy beTore The group Tor help. OTher chairmen will show how They have coped wiTh a similar siTuaTion. Mr. STrandiord is The adviser. l-le has a naTural insTincT Tor guiding raTher Than domi- needng. Civil Defense PreparaTion Tor Civil DeTense is an impor- TanT parT oT our educaTion Today. The schools have worked ouT special plans in case oT emer- gency. l-lere aT RoosevelT our parenTs were educaTed aT a PTA. meeTing, and The sTu- denTs were given special insTrucTion. Ne-rheirrq Moe, Kalb, and l.eVo'r Try os? Civil Defense iniiruclions. IWW' 14 ,

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wc' -... . Row I: Swami, Nw? ang Brink! Mr. STran.iiomg Me ing Laing Gnhnev. Row 2: Walslij Podcrg Shannon: Comel' Hall' S1:k'ViIf'I1. Row 3: B r- 9 'nil' Vx T- Th-1 Nwiilarii, Cnr rin! Alliawnvi Ski-rr S. Row 4: AI:'n'm rzonj Bcllngrrg Efiglnergj Eldmi, Kif-T, NNJIQUI-rg Johns.- M rm' Row 5: Blu -' Mi Mn nuwj Buvvrrrsj Biivruv-.Q Torugwij Snr Tr' M.1rininongCir'rf1 Cvnlau. Row 6: WlriIc'leTy'Q Schwnrrloii' A' Iwseri' Fri.-f'-rc ' Sw irsmg ll1 ir'gIo ' L - iss. Row S 'r ' N' Di-l :Y'I E'u.uonj Bl.1rcIiariIj Nczibsj Tlchlfi Murpliyj Gu5TaTi0n. Row 8: Finnlz, J Nr-leon' S. N1I,c1Q LJBUI S'i.qn1' B, TIA' iw 5 lm--'-fr' D S'iMhj B, Ol-.on EThics CommiTTee The members oT The EThics CommiTTee serve a double purpose. STudenTs who have received a conducT slip Talk wiTh The CornmiTTee and explain Their behavior. The members Then meTe ouT punishmenT. They also acT as clerlqs and Type, sTencil, and Tile. Your EThics CommiTTee. Row I: Foaslmrilg Anhnsonq Srneelailg Hollino worvh- Sa-ik. Row 2: R. Nul- Song Luri Ilrlail, R. Sviilhg Ncrisorij Cchr- i'I. 2 -I STuclenT Council RoosevelT has one oT The besT organized STudenT Councils oT The ciTy. Mr. STrandiord deserves much oT The crediT Tor This. The mem- bers are all leaders who were elecTed Trom Their home rooms. DuTies oT- The council vary. The everyday chore oT seeing ThaT our lunchroom is lcepT clean and neaT is Talcen care oT by responsible boys. There also was The TradiTional l-lome- coming-a whole day's acTiviTies. WinTer Car- nival meanT anoTher day oT Tun and Trolic due To The Councils hard worlc. LaTer on The Spring Dance was also sponsored by This ac- Tive group. AT The Girls lnviTaTional Dance The girls were given a chance To courT The boys. In addiTion To social acTiviTies. They see The school is run eTTecTively. President , ,. Vice PresidenT . .. . SecreTary .. ... ... Corresponding Secretary Treasurer.. . .. Serqeam at Arms OFFICERS Lin'on Levin Jerw Swvfi Gloria Brink lvlirilm MT-lin Rodney Nelson Jim Galirwy

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The sporTs reporTers: Row I: Younqquisvg J. Nelson. Row 2: Papulasg J. Nelsonj Unfinen. STandard Remember The conTroversy abouT home- work aT RoosevelT? IT was The STanclarol which presenTecl boTh sides. Always our newspaper has reTlecTed The lile oT The whole school. lT Takes money To prinT a picTure Tor The paper. This enTerprising group has The school saving Rap-in-Wax Coupons To raise ThaT money. They also sponsored The FooTball Dance. Your STandard ediTors: Weinandg Chrlsfenfong Dunnep Terryg Kollerg Hoey: Mr. Nielsen. VersaTile wriTers: Row l: Hilbacl-cg Rea: LaBelle. Row 2: Whirong Kiclfyg Karin. EDITORS Mr. LeRoy Nielsen, FaculTy Adviser Ediforfin-Chief . ..,..,. .,,. ,. . .James Koller AssoclaTe Edifor-in-Chiel ,, , ,. ,KaThleen Terry Business Manager ., .. . . . .. ,, ,, Evonne Rea Page EdiTors...,...,.,. , ,,.., Beverly Chrislenson, Mary Ann Hoey, Clarice Weinand Edilorial Page Edifors ,... ..,..,,.....,,...,, S ue Dunne, Virginia Sorenson Sporfs Edilors .... . . ..Bruce Younqquisl, Jerome Nelson